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Where@boutsWe'll finish our Trump rally remix with some final thoughts from our guest, Yasmeen Elagha, and drop a clue from our next "Where@bouts" location. And a reminder: Set this podcast for "continuous play;" stream our episodes from oldest to newest for a bigger audio picture.Plus, you can now play the song "Yasmeen's Rally" at your favorite music platform and download the track at www.madmanor.com.See you soon...

Where@boutsThis week, we'll show you how to turn an angry crowd into a choir of angst. It's the latest piece in our Chicago audio puzzle, building a wall of confrontation for you one sound at a time.And check out the full song, "Yasmeen's Rally," available for download at www.madmanor.com and streaming now at your favorite music platform.

Where@boutsPiece six of our Chicago audio puzzle. Two very different voices build an insistent rhythm that forms the backbone of the piece. Sample away, audiophile.Help us make more Where@bouts. Download "Yasmeen's Rally" now at www.madmanor.com. Or stream the track at your favorite music platform.  

Where@boutsYou've heard the full story/song, now let's listen back to more of our favorite sounds from Chicago. In particular, a wave of emotion that caught our ears.Remember, you can stream our latest mix, "Yasmeen's Rally," right now. Even better, you can download the track at www.madmanor.com. 

Where@boutsThe fifth song from Where@bouts, the podcast that remixes the world.March, 2016. Yasmeen Elagha attends her first presidential rally, a speech by Donald Trump in Chicago, months after he proposed a Muslim immigration ban. "I wanted to face Trump and say, I am a Muslim woman, I wear the hijab and I was going to express myself." Found sound artists Mad Genius remix Yasmeen's story, and all the sounds we've shared, in a wall of confrontation.Like the remix? Stream the song "Yasmeen's Rally" on your favorite music platform. Or download the track at www.madmanor.com. 

Where@boutsWe add more sounds to our audio puzzle and wonder why assholes are drawn to TV cameras.We also meet our guest for this series, who has far more honorable intentions.

Where@boutsWe're back in Chicago, searching for bass in an angry crowd. Let's start with the guy who hates the media.

Where@boutsPart 2 of an audio puzzle. We've sampled a lot of protesters over the years. They always scream in C. It's weird.

Where@boutsWe'd like to share a sound with you, piece one of a larger audio puzzle. Set this podcast for "continuous play." Stream from oldest to newest. We'll piece it together for you over the next few weeks. 

Where@boutsJeanne Du Snark brings the pain for the Mad Rollin' Dolls, a roller derby league in Madison, Wisconsin. She does this while living with her own persistent pain. "When I have my skates on, I'm awake and I'm alive. I don't have to take drugs."Found sound artists Mad Genius recorded Jeanne's world, remixing her skates into an arena-shaking stomp. Bonus: Magnus Genioso hosts this episode on wheels. "You could get hit from anywhere. Just be ready."   Like the remix? Download it at www.madmanor.com. Permalink

Where@boutsIt's our podcast manifesto episode! We'll explain the who, what, when, how and why of Where@bouts. We'll revisit the piece that inspired this journey into the sense of place, remix the story before your very ears and spill the beans on where we're going next. We're also featuring a track off our newly remastered album ...2012, which you can download for free at www.madmanor.com.

Where@boutsMilwaukee's Hugh Bob and the Hustle have been roaming America's highways and rock clubs for nearly three years. Their 15-passenger Chevy van is their home away from home. They've played in it, slept in it, drank in it and stood by it after two break-ins. Found sound artists Mad Genius recently recorded the Hustle's van, remixing its hum and steel into a folk-rock ditty. Singer and guitarist Hugh Masterson was at the wheel.

Where@boutsMad Genius presents the debut episode of what we hope will be a long exploration of the sense of place.Resale Records is a used vinyl store in Madison, Wisconsin. Owner Eric Teisberg opened shop in the late '70s, using a Quonset hut that once housed a car repair business. Nearly 40 years later, Eric looks back on his work and life with a frank assessment toward our changing relationship with music.