Exquisite corpse

When he took his shirt off, it was like [laughs] it was like, uh, one of those booklets with, like...

Like, it's, like, an Exquisite Corpse where it's, like, three different [laughs]...

You know, you got the legs, the torso, and the head, and you, you flip the pages.

[laughs]

It's hard to parse out.

Have you ever heard of the, um, I guess it's, like, a creative technique called exquisite corpse?

Yes.

So that's sort of what that-

The beat r- doesn't really change at all.

It all feels a little out of place in a way that makes the song even more ... unsettling and disturbing.

Yeah, and it really, to what you were saying about Exquisite Corpse, it really does feel like this was passed off to Avi Tare, and he was able to fill in the spaces in a way that makes the entire song glow.

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Hey, folks.

You want to do a favorite around these Going Terribly parts? An Exquisite Corpse?

Oh, yeah.

Sure, why not?

Going Terribly style.

Exquisite Corpse Going Terribly style is where we write you all a story one word at a time.

We go around in a circle, contributing one word at a time, as many times as it takes until we get something wonderful.

Abominable.

And then at 7.45 we're going to hear from Shannon Hurley who's a nature conservation campaigner at the Victorian National Parks Association and Shannon's going to be talking to us about the new campaign Victorians for Nature and how that's going to bring people together to protect nature and hold the government to account.

And at 8am, we'll be chatting with Tallulah Ainsworth, a painter and artist working in NAMM, who recently put on an exhibition at Unassigned Gallery called Exquisite Corpse, just wrapped up yesterday, but is coming up with a Doggy Drawing Live drawing session very soon.

And then finally at 8.15, we're gonna speak to Catherine Noon from the Save Our Community Health campaign.

Yesterday, housing minister announced that there's going to be secure funding for the health clinic in Collingwood, which is really massive news.

And also stick up for what's right, yeah? Free Palestine.

Talila Ainsworth is a painter and artist currently working in NAMM.

She has put on an exhibition at Unassigned Gallery called Exquisite Corpse, which just finished yesterday and is additionally running up and coming Doggy Drawing Life Drawing Sessions, inviting participants to draw dogs live, also held at Unassigned on this upcoming 27th of September.

Thanks for coming onto the show today, Talila.

Yeah.

The ultimate one where they end up doing Exquisite Corpse and it all goes bad is the Bilgewater Times Square.

Yeah.

Which is a great gag.

Is there a song we haven't mentioned?

Um...

Well, uh, Exquisite Corpse...

Exquisite Corpse and Hedwig's Lament.

I'm also excited to try out a new poetry oracle game that popped into my head recently.

It was inspired by the surrealist art game Exquisite Corpse.

So I'm calling this little offshoot of it Magnificent Corpse, or maybe Magnificent Magical Corpse.

So it's an oracle game, but we won't know what the question that we're answering is until after we write some lines of poetry inspired by a tarot card that we'll draw.