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A Sound of Teaching—with Bethany Ides—The corporeal, non-corporeal and architectural relationships in teaching. The possibility of play, being many roles, and being inhospitable in and out of the classroom (on and off zoom). Exercise: renaming the zones of the place you are in.

Joined by Bethany Ides

Bethany Ides is a Rondout Valley-based writer, artist, teacher, theater-maker, organizer, & Co-Director of DOORS UNLIMITED, which is a generative structure for investigative operatics & speculative folklife. Her performative propositions have been hosted by Harbourfront Centre, Knockdown Center, Brooklyn Museum, Fragmental Museum, Mandragoras Art Space, Tritriangle, FADO Performance Art Centre, the Prattsville Art Center, SenseLab, CounterPULSE, Dixon Place, Sunview Luncheonette, Worksound Gallery, St Marks Poetry Project, & digital space subleased by Facebook/Instagram to BOMB magazine. Her most recent poetry, scripts, critical-theoretical essays, & collaborative projects have appeared in The Candidate Journal: Psychoanalytic Current, C Magazine, Ear | Wave | Event, Temporary Art Review, Feminist Temporalities, Orange Mercury, and fields magazine. She is an Adjunct Associate Professor in Humanities & Media Studies at Pratt Institute where she teaches courses on things like pleasure, play, & pedagogy.

First broadcast on Montez Press Radio as Tongue and Cheek- Ep27: A Sound of Teaching—with Bethany Ides - Saturday, March 27th, 2021 11 a.m. -12:00 p.m.

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