Guests Karen Lee, Chief Executive Officer, and Hilary Young, Vice President of Policy & Communications, Pioneer Human Services, speak with Diane Horn about the work of Pioneer Human Services, an entrepreneurial human service organization that provides a chance for change to people overcoming t…
We caught up with Franti and asked him about the new album and movie, what his goals are for the works, and why he doesn’t ever wear shoes.
DJs freaking love a good transition from one song to another. When a DJ nails a segue, you can just feel it in your bones. There are many differences between an algorithm and an actual human programming your music, but magic segues is a big one—they really bring the art of DJing to light.
Filmed in the 1970s, premiered in select theaters in 1982, and now recut and travelling the festival circuit in 2015, Human Highway is widely regarded as one of the strangest, head-scratching films ever created. And now it's come to the Pacific Northwest - this weekend, September 4th through 6th, N…
Charms - Siren - from the 2017 album Human Error on Killroom Records.
Droning feedback. Static. The mechanical thrust of distorted, blown out drums. These are the first few sounds you hear on CHARMS’ debut album, Human Error, out June 16 on Killroom Records (which you can stream below). Even before the song descends into a flurry of manic, sharp riffs and guttural sy…
Extreme sound pressure resulting from a religion/science confab, as interpreted by this Psychform Records crew.
Sunflower Bean - I Was Home - from the 2016 album Human Ceremony on Fat Possum Records.
KEXP's Tia Ho reflects on processing loss through one of her favorite artists
Ian builds electronics that are guided by their own randomized processes. The results are percussive, weird and not human. This show is in the Sonarchy archive from July 2004.
Guest Frederick L. Brown speaks with Diane Horn about his book The City is More Than Human: An Animal History of Seattle.
Guest Meredith Wadman speaks with Diane Horn about her book “The Vaccine Race: Science, Politics, and the Human Costs of Defeating Disease.”
The trio spoke to KEXP about their pre-apocalyptic new album Radiant Dawn
Guest Ted Schettler, Science Director, Science and Environmental Health Network, speaks with Diane Horn about the implications for human health of adding fluoride to municipal water systems.
Guest Elizabeth Grossman speaks with Diane Horn about her book "Chasing Molecules: Poisonous Products, Human Health, and the Promise of Green Chemistry."
Guest Irene Khan, Secretary General, Amnesty International, speaks with Diane Horn about her book, "The Unheard Truth: Poverty and Human Rights."
Joanne Alcantara from API Chaya discusses her organization's mission to support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking as a part of International Clash Day.
Guest Jerry Kaplan, entrepreneur, technical innovator, bestselling author, and futurist, speaks with Diane Horn about his book “Humans Need Not Apply: A Guide to Wealth and Work in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”.
Guest David Batker, Chief Economist and Executive Director of Earth Economics, speaks with Diane Horn about how valuation of ecosystem services can benefit both human economies and natural ecosystems.
