# Joseph Keckler

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Leonard Bernstein—the conductor and composer known globally for his charisma and style—comes roaring back into the public discourse. We celebrate Lenny's relationship with Yaddo via a conversation with one of his mentees, acclaimed composer Daron Hagen. PLUS: Edgar Oliver, "the poet laureate of New…

Claywoman Chats with Joseph Keckler From Inside a Wall (TEASER)

I am still a part of a wall, and I'm in here with Dr Lezalk.  But today I just couldn't take it anymore and so I called my old friend Joseph Kecker and we had quite a chat! This is a short clip of a longer episode. To hear all of it and so much more, please subscribe at https://www.patreon.com/c…

Fearless voices: Joseph Keckler and Raehann Bryce-Davis

Joseph Keckler creates operatic monologues that cover subjects such as psychedelic mushroom trips, haunted houses, and buying a jacket. He also does Schubert lieder. He’s about to tour to Australia with no-wave legend Lydia Lunch and joins Andy to unpack his unique sound and influences. Mezzo-sopra…

The future of education in Australia, the science behind our weirdest thoughts, and Tales of Lust and Madness

Dylan is joined by Dr Melinda Hildebrandt, Policy Fellow at the Mitchell Institute, to unpack the Australian Universities Accord Final Report released by the federal government and what its recommendations could mean for the future of tertiary education. William Tilmouth and Jane Vadiveloo, Childr…

Episode 305 Singer Songwriter Grace Bergere

Grace Bergere is a songwriter and musician from Downtown Manhattan. She will be touring the West Coast with Puzzled Panther in late July, supporting Gogol Bordello for the second time. On June 4th, she'll appear at Scott Lipps' Lipps Service Live at The Bitter End with Eugene Hutz, and on June 7t…

Joseph Keckler on his new performance piece A GOOD NIGHT IN THE TRAUMA GARDEN

Joseph Keckler is a singer, writer, and multifaceted creator. Keckler has performed everywhere from dive bars and DIY venues to NPR Tiny Desk, Centre Pompidou, and Lincoln Center. His story and essay collection Dragon at the Edge of a Flat World was published by Turtle Point Press. His new performa…

Gómez-Peña’s Mex Files • 09-17-2025 • The Mex Files a Capella

The series Gómez-Peña’s Mex Files: Audio Art and Strange Poetry from the US/Mexico Border are a multi-lingual live radio and archived audio program by performance artist, writer, activist, and MacArthur fellow Guillermo Gómez-Peña addressing the multiple pandemics of racism, sexism, militarism, and…

A reckoning, a release, a spark: BETH B discusses her new experimental feature film GLOWING

GLOWING — directed by Beth B — is an immersive, genre-defying experience that blurs the boundaries between documentary, narrative, experimental cinema, and music video. Eight fearless artists step into the frame — their voices raw, their stories electric. As poets, musicians, and performers reveal …

'BESSIE SMITH: ST. LOUIS BLUES' w/ Joseph Keckler

My guest this week is NYC-based musician, author, and performance artist Joseph Keckler (NPR's Tiny Desk, tours with Lydia Lunch & Sleater-Kinney), who chose the 1929 two-reeler short St. Louis Blues, which is the legend Bessie Smith's first and only film appearance.  We discuss Joseph’s iconic per…

Art(s) on the Air with Beth B

Join Kate Stanton Melendez for an interview with artist and filmmaker Beth B.    Beth B is a legend of New York's No Wave scene - a radical DIY movement defined by stark minimalism, dissonant soundtracks, and a confrontational, anti-establishment sensibility.    Over a 45-plus-year career, B has d…