Amy Freelunch at There’s no bible in here? by Dekka Raymaker & Penumbra Carter, Soup Magoo
Amy’s back with her radio show! She skates through Brooklyn/Newark is Watching to think about Penumbra Carter’s Lighthouse and Rod Mandel’s Koons appropriation in between feeding her dog treats and playing music.
Listen: The new Amy Freelunch show
awesome! i can’t wait to listen -
opps, not from Eva and Franco Mattes, but, about them. Hey Jay , since I posted 
As always Amy’s insights are fascinating and entertaining. I urge everyone to get a free Soundcloud account and start following her shows.
The turd piece is actually called ‘Away From the Flock’ Pen, and it was discussed very suspiciously by Jay and co. way back on podcast number 2. For an amusing excerpt listen here.
Hey guys – thanks so much for the support! I’ll do these podcasts periodically, and I have some guests who want to appear as well. I don’t really have a plan, but I sort of do. 
Stay tuned.
There’s a new show out now. I noticed Amy has deleted the last one, I imagine because Soundcloud has limited space on a free account. So, make sure you download them rather than stream.
Here is the permalink -
http://soundcloud.com/amyfreelunch
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Great to hear Amy Freelunch again! Really liked her conversation about Rod Mandel’s Jeff Koon’s appropriation piece. Rod did an appropriation of an appropriation in Second Life, which lead to a nice discussion from Amy of Eva and Franco Mattes,who are performance appropriation artist in Second Life. Since she visited Arahan Claveau left his own appropriation “Turd” an hommage, on so many levels. Its funny, I have just spent a few hours, if you can believe it, thinking and responding to the art at BiW. I have not done that in a bit, it feels good. To me, art is not just looking but conversing as well. I appreciate her looking at my Lighthouse in her podcast. I find Second Life to be a place where I can make things that would take a life time to do:)
Left by Pen Carter on May 11th, 2010