The Land, Episode One
Magazine • Robert Sullivan • November 19, 2013
The first episode of The Land, a program produced in association with A Public Space, explores different interactions between humans and their spaces and places, many of which are mentioned in Issue 19.
This episode features a sound map of Montreal; a visit to Brooklyn's Fulton Mall; the ecology of cities; The Murphy Beds on the road; the Nobel Laureate’s library branch; Jori Graham and Patrizia Cavalli in sonic translation; and a remembrance of Keith Basso. Read more about this episode here.
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Robert Sullivan’s books include My American Revolution (FSG), Cross Country, and Rats (both Bloomsbury). He teaches at the Bread Loaf School of English and is a contributing editor at A Public Space.
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