-recorded driving to the shops
-promoting things ahead of time in order to be seen doing so at a later
-retroactive excitement
-faking ones resume for the same reason
-editing on the higher brain
-advanced driving and intuitive decisions
-discovering metaphors
-leather makes me feel butch
-two persons and a camera
-lucidity of script
-Vincent harmony on steroids
-I’m neither tailor nor seamstress
-cutting the cloth to make a new suit
-calculators and maths classes
-writing words upside down
-writing the word boobs is a post modern act
-don’t cut cloth when podcasting
-other options such was compiling a calculator language dictionary
-wrap up and the Spainful week ahead

Music Played

Earth and Flesh by Anji Bee

Centrepoint by Beathoven

Here’s part two of my interview with Detective Fashion. An improvised piece that was recorded earlier this summer. In this section, Fashion talks about his Hollywood years and his introduction into the world of film.

Despite wantign to keep the comedy out of this podcast it seems the stuff I’ve posted so far is actually pretty bloody funny.

I have now begun releasing episodes of my an audio blog styled podcast. I have called it “My PostModern Island” which I believe correctly indicates exactly what the show is.

MY - Because principally it’s about me, my work and it’s an audio blog.

PostModern - Because I’m fascinated by the subject of postmodernism but talking about directly is an act of modernism, therefore it has be assumed that by implying the show is postmodern brings about a context that it can be consumed. It also implies I’m “taking the piss” like all good post modern practitioners do.

Island - Because I live on an island, because I feel isolated and because this show is an attempt to isolate myself from the reality of my other work.

It is also both pretentious and naive. Just like me.