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Interchange – On Pandemics and Panopticons

Today we look at the local effects of COVID-19 in and around the major cities of Italy and then we’ll widen our view to try to see the socio-political impacts of governmentality in the face of a crisis like a pandemic. Using both lenses we hope to find a focus that often escapes us when confronting the global and seemingly …

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March 20, 2020: COVID-19 Updates From the Inside

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to change life on the outside for people all over the world, the prison population stands to suffer immensely in these times. Last week, we spoke to someone in Italy, who described the riots and protests inside and outside the prisons in areas around that country. This week, we are sharing messages from people all …

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Interchange – The Choice of Separation: On the Locally Global COVID-19

Today we begin to take some kind of measure of the impacts of the so-called novel coronavirus or COVID-19 in our communities. Throughout, we’ll be accompanied by “Love” and “Compassion,” two tracks from John Coltrane’s last recordings with McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, Jimmy Garrison. Recorded on September 2, 1965 and released in 1977 on the album First Meditations, this has …

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March 13, 2020: Red Zone- Prison Revolts Across Italy in the Wake of COVID-19

The entire country of Italy is now a “red zone,” not quite quarantined, but facing serious restrictions to movement and public gathering due to the coronavirus. Prisoners were told that they would lose all family visitation, even though the Justice Ministry was not taking any other steps to offer them medical care or prevent transmission in crowded conditions.  In response, …

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Local Live: The Research Institute

The Research Institute sounds like an ambulance driving through a rave in slow motion, with influence from the Chicago underground electronic scene circa the late 2000s. See Bandcamp, via the Nashville label Cream Over Misery, “A Smile Through the Matrix.” Credits: Host: Spencer Heuring Engineers: Jim Lang and Lucas Fisher Producers: Spencer Heuring and Harrison Wagner Music Director: Jim Manion …

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+ WFHB TOP ALBUMS 3.10.20

+ WFHB TOP ALBUMS 3.10.20 1. Khruangbin & Leon Bridges – Texas Sun 2. Sweet Lizzy Project – Technicolor 3. DJ Shadow – Our Pathetic Age 4. Rose Cousins – Bravado 5. Frazey Ford – U Kin B The Sun 6. Drive-By Truckers – The Unraveling 7. Lola Marsh – Someday Tomorrow Maybe 8. Della Mae – Headlight 9. The …

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Interchange – Stacked Crooked: Renting Rooms In the Humanities Ghetto

Over the past decade, academic labor has become increasingly precarious, with tenure track positions diminishing rapidly and the pool of adjunct lecturers growing intensely. Compensation for graduate students who double as Teaching Assistants (or TAs) has dropped significantly or stagnated while tuition and additional fees, as well as general class sizes and teaching responsibilities, have climbed steadily. The graduate students …

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Bring It On! – March 9, 2020

Hosts James Sanders and Gloria Howell spend the hour with Ms. Beverly-Calender-Anderson, the Director of Community and Family Resources for the City of Bloomington, IN. For the first half of the program, James and Gloria discuss with Beverly the importance of all Bloomington residents, and everyone in general, of participating in this year’s U.S. Census. In the last half of …

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March 6, 2020: Setting Us Up For Failure- Stories of Electronic Monitoring

This week, we return to the Breakaway Recovery House to share a conversation between Micol Seigel and four of the women who lived there: Hillary, Janet, Britney, and Kelsey. All four women interviewed have been on electronic monitoring at some point. They tell stories about their experiences under e-carceration, and the problems they suffered. From high costs, to repeated malfunctions, …

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