The first River, Ritual & Ghosts programme follows an imagined city to the point where its river reaches the sea. This separate Japan episode begins at that horizon and asks what happens when listening crosses it.
I’ve been reflecting on the way a city can exist in more than one form at the same time. There is the visible city of […]
My recent exploration of Japanese indie, rock and pop has helped me recognize something I have been missing in much of the mainstream music I […]
The journey into the mountains continues, but Part Two begins as though we have already reached the end. Boris opens the mix with “Farewell”, placing […]
Travelling to the mountains involves more than reaching higher ground. It is a movement away from familiar proportions and into a landscape where paths disappear, […]
The most valuable question raised by Stella O’Malley’s conversation with Ian Cox on Beyond Gender concerns what happens when psychotherapy becomes an instrument of collective […]
This episode of Distraction Therapy shifts the point of view to Japan. The theme remains Back to School, but the mood becomes brighter, faster and […]
September brings a subtle change of rhythm. The light shifts, the air sharpens and routes which had loosened during summer begin to gather into patterns […]
I have recently finished listening to Haruki Murakami’s The City and Its Uncertain Walls on Audible, largely while walking. This seems, in retrospect, to have […]
I recently posted on X about the Catholic Church’s role in the Galileo affair. Michal Paszkiewicz replied, helpfully pointing out that the history was more […]
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