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A special edition of the Alex Schaefer Hour, featuring highlights and special interviews from Alex's weekly show from The Hive Gallery, in downtown LA.

Featuring the episodes: "Axis or Allies":  Brent visits the Steve Roden curated sound installation show at Art Center's Windtunnel in South Pasadena. "Crowd Sourced Creativy":  Brent hosts a live show to hear  artists & designers discuss creative process and design theory. "Tears for Cash":  B&TB counts down the top 10 commercial tearjerkers of all time "Industry in Fluxus":  Brent discusses the top factors fueling the ever changing industry of the contemporary art world.

EPISODE 028: INDUSTRY IN FLUXUS The art industry—that is to say, the cycle that begins with art making and ends with art buying—is in a state of flux right now. It’s an evolving project, in which factors external and internal contribute to a general sense of WTF. I should know. As a marketer who consults with dealers and artists alike, I receive the panicked Sunday morning calls all the time. Episode 28 looks at the top 5 factors fueling our ever changing industry.

Cross-pollinated arts, music & culture from the past, present & future!  Hosted by LA artist/photographer Leah C. Dixon. 'Like' GenreBender on Facebook to access all the music & news links!  

Hear ye! Hear ye! A special replay of "The Alex Schaefer Hour!" from August 24th, where Alex interviewed and painted LA Town Crier, Don Garza!  Also featuring artist Clare Holzer stops by to share the goodies from the Job Fair Schwag Bag.

Episode 027: Tears For Cash As we head into the holiday buying season, Beer & Tall Buildings counts down the top ten tear jerker commercials of all time. Raw emotion meets unabashed commercialism in these nuggets. Listen in for audio and commentary, but for links to view each of the top ten, check us out on Twitter @beerbuildings

today: an all-Hawkwind show in honor of Nigel Tufnel Day

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Cross-pollinated arts, music, culture & other happenings with artist/photographer Leah C. Dixon.

Today on "The Alex Schaefer Hour" LIVE at 1pm on coagula.com.  It's going to be a multitasking day as I do a show while an art documentary project makes a show about me! It's Eric Minh Swenson and Bradford Salamon and their "Looking for Greatness" series. check this for some great clips: http://www.thuvanarts.com/take1 It should turn out to be an interesting episode, I'll be bringing my art supplies!

The Tony Reagins Era officially ended in Anaheim and a month later the Jerry DiPoto Era begins! Today on LunchTime HaloTalk, join Rev Halofan and Blast21Dave for a discussion about wha the the hiring of Jerry DiPoto to be the 11th General Manager in team history MEANS for Angels fans. Lots to talk about, TUNE IN!

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Cross-pollinated arts, music & culture with artist/photographer Leah C. Dixon. This episode is a music-heavy Occupied edition, broadcast(netcast) in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Los Angeles, and Occupations everywhere.

This week on the Alex Schaefer Hour, broadcasting at 1pm pst LIVE from the Hive gallery on coaguLAradio, http://coagula.com/ , our guest is Annie Preece! Originally from SF now residing in LA she is an artist, painter, political activist, recovering drug addict, comedic writer, domain owner, burka wearer and unicorn. Aren't we all? Annie and I will be talking about life, art, liberty, painting, and the pursuit of happiness. Drop in guests are welcome at http://thehivegallery.com/, or call in and say hi Dial 949-203-4726

We are talking Angels baseball at Noon - Halos Heaven, the first, biggest and best Angels Blog ever presents the only fan run weekday internet radio show devoted to kicking this team in the ass to do what the fans demand: WIN. Tune in today to hear the latest about the search for a General Manager - we'll also compare suicide recipes in the event of a Texas Rangers World Series victory.

RAMageddon REDUX It's been 5 months since the airing of our technological singularity episode, and the advances have been rolling in at an exponential rate, just as the futurists predicted they would: researchers at Northwestern University have developed circuit boards that would allow computers to essentially rewire themselves to meet their ever-growing demands; the company Narrative Science has been busy hammering out computer-generated sports reports with ever increasing accuracy; and now there’s Siri, the iPhone 4S' voice app, who’s making small talk about everything from the weather to the meaning of life. The end sounds increasingly near...and awesome. So let's take a listen back at Episode 006: RAMageddon.

Cross-pollinated art, music, and culture with artist and photographer Leah C. Dixon

This Wednesday it's the Alex Schaefer Hour, like we do every week from 1 to 2pm Live from the Hive on coagula.com. We will be using the time to ruthlessly self promote my exciting art show this Friday! check http://sangriafinearts.wordpress.com/. And at the same time will be painting still life with a secret art guest. Sounds like fun to me! listen in and find out.

Episode 026: AxS and Allies What's good for the goose isn't always good for the gander...such is Beer & Tall Buildings’ relationship with performance art. Last week we ran over to the Steve Roden curated "Ignite / Flow" performance at Art Center's Wind Tunnel. This was just one of an awesome array of art meets science events happening throughout Pasadena as part of the city's biennial AxS Festival taking place until October 16. Nukes, melting icecaps, spaceships, wildfires...the subject matter of AxS is a post-apocalyptian's dream. And the work is largely worth taking a chance on. Check it out at axsfestival.org.