I was interviewed last week by UC Santa Barbara music professor and KCSB DJ David Novak on his show Selectric Davyland. The hour-long interview offers a highly personal take on Ukrainian music since the 1980s; David called it a “Personal and Political History (and a Playlist) of Ukrainian Experimental Music.” It features an adventurous mix […]
Posts Tagged ‘autobiography’
A look at Ukrainian experimental music
Posted in Music & soundscape, tagged autobiography, EXperimental music, Kadaitcha, Radio, Russian invasion of Ukraine, Stalagmite Under a Naked Sky, The Moglass, Ukraine, Ukrainian music, Vapniaks, Vapniaky, Zavoloka on April 15, 2022 | 1 Comment »
Interview & autobio
Posted in Process-relational thought, Spirit matter, tagged Adrian Ivakhiv, autobiography, Buddhism, Dzogchen, interviews, Lacan, meditation, pagan studies, paganism, Peirce, post-traditional Buddhism, religion, Shinzen Young, spirituality, Whitehead, Zizek on May 31, 2016 | 4 Comments »
Interviews are funny things: you have to think on the spot, but later realize how deeply and profoundly imperfect (!) was your choice of words. The Imperfect Buddha Podcast has an interview with me in which host Matthew O’Connor (of Post-Traditional Buddhism) and I talk at length about Buddhism, process-relational metaphysics, panpsychism, social constructionism, cognitive science, […]
25 random things
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Adrian Ivakhiv, autobiography, music, semi-biographical, SF on February 7, 2011 | 3 Comments »
A couple of off-line conversations about the inspirational power of music and of SF (science/speculative fiction) have gotten me to dig up this old Facebook piece and to share it here. See bottom for details. I dedicate it to Little Rinpoche. 1. My best friend in kindergarten used to mix up mind and matter; he […]