Mar. 24, 2020: Participatory Lithology Interview for Caterpillar (RAI Radio 2)

24 March 2020In the media, nationalPELPpibinko

Caterpillar on RAI Radio 2 is one of the longest-running and most followed radio shows in Italy. We were honored to have our first public presentation of the project we started on March 21 with an interview by their crew. The audio is, of course, in Italian:

For more information in English on Participatory Lithology: see http://www.pibinko.org/litologiapartecipativa/, write to micalosapevo@pibinko.org or send a message to +39 3317539228 (SMS o whatsapp).

Kudos to Gabriele Sanna for the live recording. The whole show is available as a podcast from the Caterpillar web site.

Participatory Lithology

24 March 2020Must seepibinko

Welcome! This is the entry point for the “little participatory lithology exercise” launched on March 21, 2020 from Tatti (Southern Tuscany) by pibinko.org with the Jug Band Colline Metallifere (Metalliferous Hills Jug Band), networked with other folks around Italy and abroad. To make your way into the project, there are various avenues. You may choose from:

The March 21st presentation, with two introductory tunes
A virtual visit to our “gallery“
The instructions for various roles considered for the project: collectors, classifiers, entertainers, and sponsors
A map of the project participants.
At the end of this page, a list of all the articles we published in the News section of this site. Reload the page to see them in a different order.
From the Jug Band Colline Metallifere site, the Lithobag blog series, with songs about rocks, stones, and minerals, plus some tunes we write about this project, performed also by friends (to date we have Francesco Ceri dei Matti delle Giuncaie, and Liliana Cafiero).
Mauro the T-Rex, with his diary and an awesome performance on his song about the project.

Contacts: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228

The Participatory Lithology Gallery

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Campione PELP Z001

21 March 2020CZpibinko

Questo è un campione del piccolo esercizio di litologia partecipativa da Tatti (GR). Per informazioni sul progetto vedi questa pagina o scrivi a micalosapevo@pibinko.org
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Cristian Carlone

19 March 2020Collaborationspibinko

Born in Torino (Turin), Italy in the year 1964. Geologist, fiction books translator, cooperating with Turin’s MUFANT Museum, rock music lover (but unable to play any instrument) and in particular of Blue Oyster Cult, cinema fan, avid reader and total Star Wars and Gundam nerd.

Jack O’Malley

18 March 2020Collaborationspibinko

This is Andrea Giacomelli’s nickname for musical stuff.

Jack is one of the creators of the Metalliferous Hills Jug Band (i.e. Jug Band dalle Colline Metallifere project. This is an inter-generational and international collective based in Southern Tuscany, started in March 2017, as a development of multiple years of activity in outreach and community engagement initiatives. It is active in the production of events where live music and outreach on land an environmental issues are mixed in an educated way to provide a pleasant, entertaining, and instructive experience.

Since 2000 he has been dealing in a decreasingly casual way with music and rhymes, intertwined with his other activities.

Liliana Cafiero

18 March 2020Collaborationspibinko

Vocalist, mostly in a jazz mood, and teacher, based in Tatt, Southern Tuscany:

https://lilianacafiero.wixsite.com/lilianacafiero/liliana

Ixtlan Agricamping

18 March 2020Collaborationspibinko

Famly-run farm, including a cool agricamping site, in Tatti, in the area of Massa Marittima, Southern Tuscany. Managed by Guido Bendinelli and Valeria Trumpy. They produce saffron, various types of jam, and the often propose events. For more information: https://agricampingtatti.it