Tim Youd's guest appearances

Tim Youd

St. Louis on the Air

Friday LIVE

Eloquentia Perfecta Ex Machina

Ashton Applewhite

Tennessee Williams

Zadie Smith

Michael McDonald

Bernie Sanders

Robert Campbell

Daniel Hill

William Morris

Nikki Glaser

Jimmy Carter

Mo Rocca

Ken Bone

David Cross

Jay Leno

James Rollins

OwlTail

Joyce Yang

Michael Jacobs

On April 15  join Shannon Claire, Genevieve Randall and guests for lively conversations about: a performance artist typing Cather works in Red Cloud; The Nebraska Rep's production of "Our Town;" pianist Joyce Yang's concert in Lincoln; Moors and McCumber at The Olde Glory Theatre in Seward; Noyes Art Gallery's Third Friday; and the film about "The Bell Affair." Also, poetry this week from Tyler Michael Jacobs and Omaha’s Brigit Saint Brigit’s Theatre is putting "God on Trial."

Tim Youd, Our Town, Tyler Michael Jacobs, Joyce Yang, and more!

William Gass

Los Angeles artist Tim Youd is taking on his biggest challenge yet. Beginning May 1, Youd is retyping William Gass’ mammoth novel “The Tunnel” on live video stream, all 652 pages of it. It will be Youd's 67th project retyping a classic novel. He joins host Sarah Fenske to discuss this new project and why he chose this notoriously difficult work.

Tim Youd On Plans To Retype William Gass' Mammoth 'The Tunnel'

In this episode, Lauren Terbrock returns to the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis to interview Tim Youd (http://timyoud.com/) about his exhibition St. Louis: Retyped (http://camstl.org/exhibitions/front-room/tim-youd-st-louis-retyped/). Lauren talks with Tim about the ways machines, sound, and video transform his process, as well as the necessary physicality of reading and writing.

In this episode, Lauren Terbrock returns to the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis to interview Tim Youd (<a href="http://timyoud.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://timyoud.com/</a>) about his exhibition St. Louis: Retyped (<a href="http://camstl.org/exhibitions/front-room/tim-youd-st-louis-retyped/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://camstl.org/exhibitions/front-room/tim-youd-st-louis-retyped/</a>). Lauren talks with Tim about the ways machines, sound, and video transform his process, as well as the necessary physicality of reading and writing.

Episode 2.5: Interview with Tim Youd