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Matte Scott's Podcast
by Matte Scott
The tongue is a cracked cauldron that we beat to set bears dancing, when we would have the stars weep with our melodies.-Flaubert, Madame Bovary.
Episodes
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The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
by Walter Benjamin - 1936.
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Episode 8
Violin for horror/suspense 1
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Episode 7
violin for horror/suspense 2
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Episode 4
Chris dirt/tour rider
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Episode 3- Towards an Argumentative Realityism: The films of Kieslowski, Rohmer, and Antonioni
. Above this sentence, you should see a dot. It sits within a field of not-dot; a most basic definition by contrast. If we think of this dot mathematically- as a point with no length, or depth, or width; it is an adequate representation of an ideal, any ideal. Notice how it does not change with...
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Creative Non-fiction
Physiologically, she was talking, not casually because she did that tripple giggle thing, about the vibrator she got herself for Christmas. While he nodded a rote understanding he studied the notch where her clavicles almost met annd he studied the ebb and flow of her breath from her and she...
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The tongue is a cracked cauldron that we beat to set bears dancing, when we would have the stars weep with our melodies.-Flaubert, Madame Bovary.
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Matte Scott
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