Exquisite Corpse
For this episode, the Mutamur crew has stitched together an audio exquisite corpse made of futurist readings and written texts. Each host responded in turn to the last 30 seconds of our co-hosts' 5-minute segments. Each segment includes both original and stitched-together texts, covering deep time, materialism, the importance of secrets, apocalypse, and astroturf.
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Sources:
Death’s End by Cixin Lui, 2010
The Hundreds, an experiment based on Kathleen Stewart and Laura Berlant’s work on Affect Theory, 2020
The 1981 issue of Heresies on Feminism and Ecology
After Nature by Jedidiah Purdy, 2015
Flowers of Mold by Ha Seong-Nan, 1999
The Ends of the World by Peter Brannon, 2017