Episode 4: Jazz for Machines

Episode 7: In the dream of the sleeping city (feat. Jo Ho)

"They took me into a room. In it they put a city. They said I was a dream dreamed by the city. I said I don't believe you, so they cut my hand open - and out poured every street I grew up on, every parked car. So I said please give me back my wallet, I'd like to go home." Sounds submitted by Grace Boey, Joo Yeon Lim and Tessa Ho, as well as anonymous submissions for Jo Ho's work 'Leaving Notes'. Jo Ho is an artist based in Singapore. You can find more information at j-o-h-o.com.

Episode 6: A Distance Across Water

We ask a variety of people about their first memory of water. We disperse our bodies across the transmogritive psycho-histories of water crossings. Ada gets very sad. Somewhere, there is a choir... "Imaginary Continent 8A: Step one. Drink a glass of water every morning. Step two. Tell nobody..." Featuring sounds from: Ila John Morrison Savan DePaul Oshun Aurora Josephson Cher / XUE Julia Justin Adhiyatma Derrick Ng Aqilah Jun Han Rachel MacDonald Hayden Wright Magus Monk Em Downing Nick Duba

interlude 0: in my solitude, you haunt me

interlude 0: in my solitude, you haunt me by madam data

Episode 5: Ghosts of Mars (feat. M Téllez)

On Ep. 5, some folks leave for Mars under dubious circumstances - projecting the insidious logic of colonialism onto our (very hypothetical) spaceward expansion, M Téllez of Metropolarity weaves a tale of subjugation, coercion, and little resistances - amid neighbourhood walks, cyborg rhythms, and a strange goodbye from an old caretaker. You can find out about M Téllez at their website, www.cyborgmemoirs.com Submissions from: John Morrison Rodnie King Cybee Bloss Elissa Fredeen Rachel MacDonald compiled, edited and composed by Ada Adhiyatma / madam data 'little feather' composed and performed by Ada Adhiyatma if you'd like to support and maintain The Floating World, consider becoming a patron at www.patreon.com/thefloatingworldpodcast

Episode 4: Jazz for Machines

In episode 4, we wander the streets at night, carrying fantasies of robots, the strange quantum emissions of cars and the floating miasma of radio signals. Contributors: Erika Oba John Morrison Rachel MacDonald George Korein Rodnie King Bennett Kuhn