31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Live from Delhi foodradio_network presents "live_feed: Snack City" from MediaWalaFestival as the culmination of a two day workshop with local / international / remote participants at Doors 9: JUICE. Exploring the taste, the smell, the sound and the culture and politics of streetfood. Radio foodies and remote snack surfers take to the streets amidst current debates about street sustinence and contested urban space… come and listen to the food on the street!

The live_feed snackline is now open for mediations on streetfood and snacksurfing. Can you imagine a city without snacks…? Tell us what tickles your tastebuds: record voicemail on the snackline by skyping 'livefeed.'

If you are in Delhi : Call and turn your phone into a microphone!
1 - PHONE 9818977450 (Delhi)
2 - Listen for it to RING TWICE and go quiet.
3 - You are ON AIR on the open call in.

Snack City has been cooked up with ingredients from...
Sophea Lerner, Kaustubh Srikanth, Himanshu Khatri, Priya Sen and CM Lab, Aastha Chauhan, Andrew Burrell, Visa Kuoppala, James Andean, Andrew Burrell, Andrew Paterson, Amanda A. Hendrix, Participants from Juice/Doors 9, Volunteers at Mediawala Festival and the Snackwalas of Delhi.
14:30-16:30 UTC
20:00-22:00 Delhi
16:30-18:30 Helsinki
09:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. EST (-5 GMT) New York
06:30-08:30 San Francisco
Fri 01:30-03:30 Sydney

http://mediawalafestival.com/
http://www.doorsofperception.com/juice/
http://hybridradio.org/livefeed/
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Matt Bua and Jesse Bercowetz create the weekly "Radia" broadcast, which is aired on 11 European radio stations and free103point9.
Matt Bua and Jesse Bercowetz have taken three excepts from interviews from their recent show “Things Got Legs” at Derek Eller Gallery this past fall in NYC. For this installment the featured authors and filmmaker will be:
* Peter Levenda, Author of Unholy Alliance (a history of Nazi involvement with the Occult) and a three-volume book Sinister Forces (a Grimoire of American Political Witchcraft) discusses a trip he made down to Chile in 1979 in search of the Nazi run Colonia Dignidad. http://www.sinisterforces.info/

*William H. Kennedy author of Lucifer's Lodge (Satanic Ritual Abuse in the Catholic Church) and Satanic Crime (a Threat in the New Millennium) talks about how he came to write his book after a tip from father Malachi Martin. http://www.williamhkennedy.com/

* Bart Sibrel a filmmaker who’s documentary, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Moon seriously questions the authenticity of the Apollo moon missions, talks about his transition from being one of Apollo’s biggest fans as a child to one of their biggest doubters as an adult. http://www.moonmovie.com/

More about “Things Got Legs” and these interviews can be found at:
http://overcoat.org/legs/legs.html

Soundscape of Mundanity?
Hosted and Curated by Edmund Mooney.

1. Greg Hooper, "Brighton Bag Walk."
2. Mark Foxman, excerpts from "Yellow Medallion Tapes."
3. Jonny Farrow, "The Ride."
4. Jonny Farrow, "NYC Marathon."
5. Jonny Farrow, "Praise Him."
6. Edmund Mooney, "Triple Decker Diner."
7. Cedric Peyronnet, "Hanoi Court."
8. Reading of excerpts from "Village Bells" by Alain Corbin.
9. Oyez, "Bells."
10. Cedric Peyronnet, "Cloches bells."
11. Edmund Mooney, "4 AM."
12. Edmund Mooney, "9 PM."
13. Edmund Mooney, "10 AM."

The Peeesseye and its many offshoots (Phantom Limb & Bison, Pee in My Face With Surgery, collaborations with Tetuzi Akiyama and Stephen O¹Malley, releases on Utech, Chocolate Monk, Archive, etc.) have been slinging mud and clawing at the foundations of the experimental noise underground for five years now. They've released 5 CDs and a 7 inch (all on Evolving Ear) in that time.
The Peeesseye¹s classification confounding music has been characterized by certain sage voices as ³coming off like a punk rock AMM² (Edwin Pouncey, the Wire) and like ³a slightly more western canon focused Sun City Girls² (Volcanic Tongue). Family Vineyard honcho Eric Weddle recently wrote in Signal to Noise that "Commuting Between the Surface & the Underworld, Peeesseye¹s new and fourth full-length, is arguably the most remarkable smorgasbord of back porch minimalism, sound poetry and urban decay of recent memory." More info at http://www.evolvingear.com
Watch video and listen to audio stream only, www.free103point9.org

Live performance series as part of [silence] show at Gigantic ArtSpace [GAS]. Performances at 4:33 p.m. on Saturdays at the Manhattan gallery, streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio.

Gigantic ArtSpace [GAS] and free103point9 are pleased to present [silence], a exhibition focused on artists' uses of and responses to silence - as manifested in sculpture, in installation, in composition, in works on paper, and in time-based practices. The works on view address the futility of the chase, the beauty of absence, and the rich potential of an empty signal. Works from: Matthew Burtner, Jeroen Diepenmaat, Michael Graeve & Christoph Dahlhausen, Pablo Helguera, Douglas Henderson, Pierre Huyghe, Tarikh Korula & Tianna Kennedy, David La Spina, LoVid, Juan Matos Capote, Lee Ranaldo, Douglas Repetto, Michelle Rosenberg, Stephen Vitiello, and James Woodfill. Curated by Dylan J. Gauthier and Galen Joseph-Hunter. Opening reception: Wednesday, January 31, 6-9 pm at Gigantic Art Space, 59 Franklin Street, New York, NY 10013.
Opening night performances from Mathew Burtner 7 & 8 pm. With Ian Epps, Aaron Halley, Tom Mulligan, and Jeremy Slater.
Sound program: A Call for Silence, curated by Nicolas Collins. Courtesy Sonic Arts Network.
Saturday performance series: 4:33 pm featuring Michael Graeve (2/17), 31 Down (2/24), Michelle Nagai (3/10), Zachary Dempster (3/24), and others.

Click here for more information about the exhibition [silence].

The New York Society for Acoustic Ecology (NYSAE) presents sound works from an open call for Hybrid Sounds...inspired by sound artist Trevor Wishart and mice with 1 percent human brain tissue. Also there is an exclusive exclusive interview with sound artist Lee Pembleton, of the Museum of Viral Memory. Hosted by Andrea Williams and Lex Bhagat.
Playlist will be up at www.nyacousticecology.org>
Giant Ear))) will be two years old this May! Check out the archives at free103point9!

The Somnambutone broadcasts sounds to accompany dreams. This radio series is like a game of telephone, where each original composition is drawn from the last. The sound passes from musician to musician in the hope of replicating the unexpected and consistent changes we see in the dream scape. Tune in every Sunday night at 2 a.m. and close your eyes. The Somnambutone is an audiovisual, unconscious experience. Organized by Sarah Margaret Halpern.

Tonight's guest composers -- Dutch Masters (Matt Wellins and Josh Tonies) -- present 'Woolslayer,' a piece recorded in Braddock, PA using tape recorders and electric organs. The Somnambutone is a weekly program featuring music to accompany your dreams.

free103point9 Executive Director and Bard Alumni (Class of 1996), Galen Joseph-Hunter, presents free103point9 and Transmission Arts. This event is organized by the Art History Department at Bard College. The presentation will be streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio. The talk begins at 7:30 p.m. free103point9: Transmission Arts
Galen Joseph-Hunter (Bard 96')

free103point9 is a non-profit arts organization focused on establishing and cultivating Transmission Arts. This genre includes experimental practices in radio art, video art, light sculpture, and installation and performance utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum. free103point9 was originally founded in 1997 as a microcasting artist collective in Brooklyn, NY, where its mobile operations made airtime available to community voices, local bands, and most significantly to a group of under-served artists shaping conceptual works specifically for radio transmission.

“Transmission Arts” is a conceptual umbrella that unites a community of artists and audiences interested in transmission ideas and tools. Transmission practices harness, occupy and/or respond to the airwaves that surround us. There is an inherent “liveness” to this work. In a performance-based setting, audience members are newly engaged, becoming participants rather than passive viewers and listeners. Installation or sculptural transmission works are often dependant on the present, reacting to whatever occupies the surrounding frequencies in a single instance, or changing that information by adding new signals to the spectral environment.

Wave Farm, free103point9's upstate New York location is located on 30 pastoral acres in the northern foothills of Catskill Mountain Park, 33 miles northwest of Bard. Wave Farm programs include artist residencies, a study center, a transmission sculpture garden, and a outdoor summer performance and exhibition series.

About Galen Joseph-Hunter

Guiding free103point9's transition to a nonprofit organization, Galen Joseph-Hunter has served as Executive Director since 2002. Simultaneously, she has worked at the venerable video art organization Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) since 1996. Over the past ten years, she has organized numerous exhibitions and events internationally including "Video Jam" (2001), co-curated with Michael Rush, at the PBICA, FL; "Video Windows" (2001) at the Stefan Stux Gallery, NY; "Interactions" (2002), co-curated with Lori Zippay, at the NY Center for Media Arts; "Memory of Temptations" (2002) at EdiciónMadrid, Spain; "The Workshop of the Film Form, 1970-77" (2004), co-curated with Lukasz Ronduda, EAI, NY; "Airborne" (2005) in collaboration with and at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, NY; "Spectral Garden" (2006) free103point9 Wave Farm, Acra, NY; and "[silence]" (2007), co-curated with Dylan J. Gauthier, at Gigantic ArtSpace, NY.

On Sunday, April 22nd, artist Matt Bua will present the first of a series of workshops in conjunction with his forthcoming installation "Sing Sun -Room" for the Wave Farm Transmission Sculpture Garden. Made possible by Artists & Communities, a program of the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, Bua will work with a group of local middle and high-school students to create elements for his interactive sound sculpture installation. In this first meeting Bua will introduce the students to the "Sing Sun - Room" project, speak about his artistic practice, and present past work. The workshop will be streamed (audio and video) on the free103point website. Special thanks to Dharma Dailey and Barbara Rovitz for facilitating the student participation for this project.

Tonight's guest composers -- Dutch Masters (Matt Wellins and Josh Tonies) -- present 'Woolslayer,' a piece recorded in Braddock, PA using tape recorders and electric organs. The Somnambutone broadcasts sounds to accompany dreams. This radio series is like a game of telephone, where each original composition is drawn from the last. The sound passes from musician to musician in the hope of replicating the unexpected and consistent changes we see in the dream scape. Tune in every Sunday night at 2 a.m. and close your eyes. The Somnambutone is an audiovisual, unconscious experience. Organized by Sarah Margaret Halpern.