A while back Amy Knoles, Martin Herman, and I produced a couple of hours of radio for American Public Media. The show was called Border Patrol and our mission was to Patrol the Borders of New Music. We recorded a bunch of amazing interviews with Michael Gordon, Eve Beglarian, and Joshua Fried in NYC; Eric Singer of NYC at the opening of his show at the UCI Beall Center; Don Davis in his amazing Topanga Canyon "home studio;" and down in San Diego we chatted with Trummerflora music collective members Hans Fjellestad, Ellen Weller, Marcos Fernandes, and Nathan Hubbard. Out in Valencia we visited with Lucky Mosko and Jim Tenney, both of whom are, sadly, no longer with us. Curtis Roads from UCSB and Tod Machover from MIT were next on our list... but we didn't get (haven't gotten) that far.
One amazing interview Martin and I recorded was in the Silverlake home of Julie Adler. I think Julie's been eclectic since before I even knew what the word meant. Here, at last, is this marvelous conversation on art, life, spirituality, and beyond.
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