The podcast features contributions from: Rachel Finkelstein, Sara Fowler, Jennifer from JCPenney, Norman Klein, Elizabeth Leister, Karyl Newman, Larissa Nickel, Carl Peecher, Linda Ravenswood, Chelsea Rector, Cindy Rehm, Milt Stark, and Christine Suarez
Special thanks to Mady Schutzman for contributing out takes from her film Dear Comrade, and to Chelsea Rector for editing the recording.
Podcast Playlist:
Karyl
Newman
Antelope Valley Subdivision
Names, Silo Site Recording, August, 2013
Cindy Rehm
Craftswoman
House Introduction
Jennifer from JCPenny &
Larissa Nickle
Hinterculture
Introduction
Chelsea Rector
Untitled Song
Cindy
Rehm
About the Hinterculture/Temporary Residence
collaboration
Jennifer from JCPenny &
Larissa Nickle
Excepts
from Impressions of Llano del Rio,
The Western Comrade, James R. Nickum
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts
from: LLano Del Rio Cooperative Colony
l914-l918: Remains of Utopia:
How a Renowned Socialist Commune Bloomed
and Faded
May 28, 1989, LA Times, Sebastian Rotella
Karyl Newman
About Llano
Milt Stark
Tour
of Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear Comrade)
Carl Peecher
Reflections on Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear
Comrade)
Karyl Newman
About Llano
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts
from: LLano Del Rio Cooperative Colony
l914-l918: Remains of Utopia:
How a Renowned Socialist Commune Bloomed
and Faded
May 28, 1989, LA Times, Sebastian Rotella
Milt Stark
Reflections
on Job Harriman (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s
Dear Comrade)
Norman
Klein
California as a Laboratory for Socialism in the
1900s (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear
Comrade)
Cindy Rehm
Excerpts from: The Peacemaker, part III of Feminism and the Trend Towards Democracy,
The Western Comrade, February, 1914, Eleanor Wentworth
Norman
Klein
California as a Laboratory for Socialism in the
1900s (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear
Comrade)
Milt Stark
History
of Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear Comrade)
Elizabeth
Leister
Excerpts
from: Silence of Desert Reigns in Capital
of Communists, The Evening Independent, October 12, 1925.
Norman
Klein
California as a Laboratory for Socialism in the
1900s (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear
Comrade)
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts from: LLano Del Rio Cooperative Colony l914-l918: Remains of Utopia: How a Renowned
Socialist Commune Bloomed and Faded
May 28, 1989, LA Times, Sebastian Rotella
Carl Peecher
Reflections on Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear
Comrade)
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts from: LLano Del Rio Cooperative Colony l914-l918: Remains of Utopia: How a Renowned
Socialist Commune Bloomed and Faded
May 28, 1989, LA Times, Sebastian Rotella
Milt Stark
Reflections
on Job Harriman (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s
Dear Comrade)
Norman
Klein
California as a Laboratory for Socialism in the
1900s (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear
Comrade)
Elizabeth
Leister
Excerpts
from: Silence of Desert Reigns in Capital
of Communists, The Evening Independent, October 12, 1925.
Milt Stark
Tour
of Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear Comrade)
Karyl Newman
About Llano
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts from, Another Look at Llano, SCA Proceedings, Volume 23, 2009, John M.
Foster, California Department of Transportation & Alex Kirkish, Greenwood
Associates
Karyl Newman
About Llano
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts from, Another Look at Llano, SCA Proceedings, Volume 23, 2009, John M.
Foster, California Department of Transportation & Alex Kirkish, Greenwood
Associates
Milt Stark
Tour
of Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear Comrade)
Elizabeth
Leister
Excerpts
from: Silence of Desert Reigns in Capital
of Communists, The Evening Independent, October 12, 1925
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts from, Another Look at Llano, SCA Proceedings, Volume 23, 2009, John M.
Foster, California Department of Transportation & Alex Kirkish, Greenwood
Associates
Karyl
Newman
Excepts from: The Next Step; How to Plan for Beauty,
Comfort, and Peace with Great Savings Effected by the Reduction of Waste 1935, Alice
Constance Austin
Rachel
Finkelstein
Excerpts from Two Utopian Feminists and Their Campaign for Kitchenless Houses,
Signs, 1978, Dolores Hayden (read by Sacha Finn)
Karyl
Newman
Carrot
Elizabeth
Leister
Excerpts
from: Silence of Desert Reigns in Capital
of Communists, The Evening Independent, October 12, 1925
Milt Stark
Tour
of Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear Comrade)
Elizabeth
Leister
Excerpts
from: Silence of Desert Reigns in Capital
of Communists, The Evening Independent, October 12, 1925
Milt Stark
Tour
of Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear Comrade)
Linda Ravenswood
Llano Essay
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts
from: LLano Del Rio Cooperative Colony
l914-l918: Remains of Utopia:
How a Renowned Socialist Commune Bloomed
and Faded
May 28, 1989, LA Times, Sebastian Rotella
Milt Stark
Tour
of Llano (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear Comrade)
Sara Fowler
Dehydration Account
Linda Ravenswood
Everything
I ever loved is dead
Karyl Newman
About Llano
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts
from: LLano Del Rio Cooperative Colony
l914-l918: Remains of Utopia:
How a Renowned Socialist Commune Bloomed
and Faded
May 28, 1989, LA Times, Sebastian Rotella
Norman
Klein
California as a Laboratory for Socialism in the
1900s (outtake interview from Mady Schutzman’s Dear
Comrade)
Christine
Suarez
Excerpts
from: LLano Del Rio Cooperative Colony
l914-l918: Remains of Utopia:
How a Renowned Socialist Commune Bloomed
and Faded
May 28, 1989, LA Times, Sebastian Rotella
Jennifer from JC Penny
Silo Recording, field test and recording conducted by
formulating infrasonic catalytic-cycles for habitat elucidation. (September 4,
2013 - 7:30am)
Dream
Kiss performed by Ferera and Franchini with Nathan Glantz;
recorded 1920
Karyl Newman
Interview with architect
Julia Wieger and Mady Schutzman
Cindy Rehm
To the Woman in the Dark, The Western Comrade, July 1914 Eleanor
Wentworth
Jennifer from JC Penny
“It was not only flowers she had on her mind” Graffiti
text on the Llano site ruins. Includes Llano Field Recordings obtained by
Jennifer from JCPenney (June 3, 2089 - 11:10pm and June 3, 2114 - 2:11pm)
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