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Worm Radio Shows

Week 1

Hosts: Luca, Robin, Valentin, Lea (me)

Lea's block: As part of the first episode of our Special Issue #28, aired on 25-09-22, I brought a cut-up text to rearrange together with the group. The input consisted of the principles of permacomputing and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her artistic research project Electric Garden, as well as the articles How to Mount a Balcony Awning by Dmitriy Kurochkin and Building a slow web by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.

Output:

all hardware especially the internet as a chips to be fed

simplicity, complexity and - not doing explores realtional process

never stops pushing is an electric garden

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the best i remember showing electric garden

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flowing and it is still making control the feed integrate coming to bathe never stops

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living you don't

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a place solid ground electricity that algae now

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Overview of the show

Writing Machines

Made in class

Multinational Poetry Remix

Nod-Blink-Yawn State Machine

Made elsewhere

Mud-cell Poem

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 '''Hosts''': [[User:Lucatorsera|Luca]], [[User:Robin|Robin]], [[User:Valentin97|Valentin]], Lea (me)
-'''Lea's block''':[[File:Signal-2025-09-23-174946 003.jpg|thumb|alt=snippets of text on a table in the worm radio studio. the y read for example "project", "between", "plants".]]
+'''Lea's block''':
+As part of the first episode of our Special Issue #28, aired on 25-09-22, I brought a cut-up text to rearrange together with the group. The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.
-As part of the first episode of our Special Issue #28, aired on 25-09-22, I brought a cut-up text to rearrange together with the group. The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.
+[[File:Signal-2025-09-23-174946 003.jpg|thumb|alt=snippets of text on a table in the worm radio studio. the y read for example "project", "between", "plants".]]
 '''Output''':