Whip Law

Update: 2022-03-08

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How a small sonic boom came to represent homelessness in Reno, and how the city responded to unhoused people taking up sonic real-estate. // Utility, aesthetic language, 911 tape and the search for Reno’s master whip maker.To support The Wind, become a patron at www.patreon.com/thewind

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In Channel

Prologue • (Start Here)

2020-11-1703:24

Frontier Music

2020-12-0149:53

They/Them

2020-12-0130:00

A Hobo, A Tramp, A Bum

2020-12-0819:58

A Tale of Two Mountains

2020-12-1536:12

Interlogue

2020-12-2204:01

Baixo

2021-01-0525:30

Coyote

2021-01-1247:41

Time Flies

2021-01-1920:00

A Shout Across the Valley

2021-01-2631:31

Epilogue

2021-02-0202:30

Bonus Episode: Jessica Bruder (Nomadland)

2021-03-0913:49

Year 2 • Prologue

2021-12-0903:23

The Disintegration Loops

2021-12-2133:31

How to Build an Aeolian Harp

2022-01-0431:07

Why to Build an Aeolian Harp (with John Luther Adams)

2022-01-0440:01

Hell Walk

2022-01-1836:22

The Cobra, The Fuse and The Woman at the End of The World (with Kiko Dinucci)

2022-02-2245:01

Whip Law

2022-03-0801:00:01

Year 2 • Epilogue

2022-07-2103:00

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Whip Law

Emily Pratt

Whip Law