BonusEp. 12 - The Lonely Palette presents Rumble Strip

The Lonely Palette

Arts, Podcast, Art, Museum, Painting, Modern Art, Visual Arts, Art History

4.8 • 857 Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2023

⏱️ 17 minutes

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The new season of The Lonely Palette is achingly close to starting up on Wednesday, June 7, but in the meantime, this week and next we're giving our feed over to some fellow Hub & Spoke shows that might pique your eardrums. Hub & Spoke, as you know, is our mighty audio collective of proudly independent podcasts. We aim to expand minds, viewpoints, knowledge, understanding. We have zero corporate interests or expectations, which means we are offbeat, unexpected, formidable, and really poor, so please take a listen to our shows and, if you like what we do, join our mailing list and consider supporting the collective: www.hubspokeaudio.org Link to our live event in at the Norman Williams Public Library in Woodstock, VT on Thursday, June 15: https://normanwilliams.org/events/podcasts-a-listening-event/ *** Today's episode: "The Museum of Everyday Life" by Rumble Strip The mission of The Museum of Everyday Life is "a heroic, slow-motion cataloguing of the quotidian–a detailed, theatrical expression of gratitude and love for the miniscule and unglamorous experience of daily life in all its forms." The museum's home is in a barn on Route 16 in the Northeast Kingdom. It is Erica Heilman's favorite museum. This is a show featuring the museum's creator, Clare Dolan. This show is co-produced by Erica Heilman and Mark Davis. Episode webpage: https://bit.ly/3oz1CGh Support The Lonely Palette: www.patreon.com/lonelypalette

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0:00.0	Hi, Tamar again. Like I said last week, in anticipation of my new season starting on Wednesday, June 7th, I am
0:09.0	hype manning my feet for other hub and spoke shows so that you can get a sense of the incredible
0:13.8	company I keep in our mighty little podcast collective. This week Erica
0:18.7	Heilman and Rumble Strip are taking the mic and just a reminder if you are in or around Woodstock
0:24.5	Vermont on Thursday June 15th from 4 to 6 p.m. Erica, Hubspoe President Wade and
0:31.1	I will be performing a live show at the Norman Williams Public Library.
0:36.0	The show is free, the reception after is free, both are open to the public, you just need
0:41.1	to register in the link in the show notes.
0:43.0	Please come and if you didn't want to already I promise you will
0:48.0	after sinking into the gorgeous and deeply humane storytelling of Rumble Strip.
0:53.0	17 Peabody jurors can't be wrong, is all I'm saying.
0:57.2	So Erica, take it away.
1:00.2	This is Rumble Strip, I, America Heilman.
1:08.0	The Museum of Everyday Life lives inside of each of us. A vast and echoing cabinet of curiosities.
1:12.0	Every minute of every day filling our endless
1:16.2	drawers and cases with new additions to the permanent collection. A gift from a lover, a family heirloom, a note, a paper clip, a pocket knife, a picture frame. The first time I went to the museum it was by accident with my friend Larry.
1:42.2	We drove by an old dairy barn in the northeast kingdom of Vermont and hand painted on the side it said the Museum of Everyday Life.
1:51.0	It would have been easy to miss. It's not the sort of road where you stop.
1:55.0	But we turned around and we went back. There was a sign outside that said to turn on the
2:00.0	lights and then to turn them off when you leave, But no one was there and the lights didn't work, so we went through the barn with Larry's Bick lighter. A visual history of the safety pin. That was the exhibit. Medieval safety pins displayed on tiny shelves, pictures and histories of body piercings,
2:18.0	a loving text about Walter Hunt, the inventor of the modern day safety pin. There was a kind of reenactment of the murder of an
2:26.1	Athenian soldier, a death by cloak pins, which involved a bloody sheet and blood-spattered
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