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DJ Spooky on the Renegades
Category: Commentary | Tags: pacific, renegade economistsAuthor: Karl Fitzgerald
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Renegade Economists Podcast 130
As broadcast on the mighty 3CR – Wed March 03, 2010
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Show Notes – ‘All Puns Intended’
Internationally acclaimed multimedia artist Paul Millar (DJ Spooky) discusses his Nauru Elegies project. Hear with interest how Nauru, the modern day equivalent of Easter Island, has overexploited its resource base.
Neo-colonial resource stripping amidst poor economic policy have much to answer for.
The multimedia show touring the globe highlights: “Polyphonic issues including matters of ecology and raw material (phosphate), geo-political history, virtual-banking and economic corruption, global climate issues and information networks.
The interview, recorded on the Yarra River, features music from DJ Spooky’s new album, the Secret Song.
Download the interview (30mins)
Responses to “DJ Spooky on the Renegades”:
March 9th, 2010 at 11:26 pm March 10th, 2010 at 5:43 amHe certainly has a hefty geo-dossier! Kavanagh/ Hudson/ Putland are a good way to start.
Spooky knows nothing about Land Value Taxation?
Should read up on Henry George