JETLAG RADIO 192 | BENKYO RADIO 192

  • Artist of the Month: Amelie Lens [beatportal]

  • How to program MIDI drums that sound like they were played by a real drummer [Computer Music]

  • Could this be the simplest and easiest AI mastering plugin yet? [Future Music]

  • Grassroots action: how Young Urban Arts Foundation are helping young people through creative pursuits [DJ Mag]

  • Pioneer DJ releases documentary on COVID-19’s impact on the electronic music industry [Dancing Astronaut]

  • Mellodees Reveals First Animated Marshmello In New Series Aimed At Young Children [YourEDM]

  • Instagram Reels vs. TikTok: 13 Things You Need to Know [Gary Vaynerchuck]

  • MSF and Sea-Watch announce collaboration to save lives at sea [MSF]

  • Americans should worry less about foreigners and voter fraud | And worry more about long lines at polling booths and problems with vote counting [The Economist]

  • Tear gas, batons…then nothing. The night the Feds left Portland - Black Lives Matter took off in America’s whitest city. Then, after weeks of clashes with federal agents, the officers melted away [1843 magazine]

  • 8 Ways Managers Can Support Employees’ Mental Health [Harvard Business Review]

  • ‘I went from prisoner to PhD’ [BBC Ideas]

  • Covid-19 Is Bringing a Fall Full of Unknowns [Bloomberg Opinion]

  • Fed’s Evans says another coronavirus aid package ‘incredibly important’: interview [Reuters]

  • Peter Beinart and the crisis of liberal Zionism [AL-Jazeera News]

  • Countering Trump’s Attempt to Manipulate the Election and the Census [The New Yorker]

  • Computer scientist Frances Allen, known for her work on compiling, dies at 88 [The Verge]

  • How cities can tackle violent crime without relying on police [Vox]

  • VPN booms as countries around the world mull TikTok bans [TechCrunch]

  • Climate change-fueled heatwaves could kill millions [MIT Technology Review]

  • Previous reports from the FBI, CIA, and NSA concluded that Russia attempted to help Trump win in 2016 — and Vladimir Putin said publicly he wanted Trump to win — but Trump has denied those reports’ accuracy. [Business Insider]

  • Manchester United seal semi-final spot as Bruno Fernandes sinks Copenhagen [The Guardian]

  • How to Ask if Everything Is OK When It’s Clearly Not [The New York Times]

  • Trump’s Order On ‘Unemployment Benefits’ Is A Big Mess - That extra $400 is actually just $300, unless your state feels like kicking in. [Huffington Post]

  • Forest Fires Are Setting Chernobyl’s Radiation Free [The Atlantic]

  • Some Volunteers Want To Be Infected With Coronavirus To Help Find A Vaccine. But It Isn’t That Simple. [FiveThirtyEight]

  • A Biden Administration Will Have to Confront Trump’s Corruption [The Nation]

  • Previously Shelved Season 4 Episode of ‘Black-ish’ Now Available on Hulu [COMPLEX]

  • Kanye West Could Face Election Fraud Investigation [HypeBeast]

  • Van Jones Fights For Civil Rights and Loves Hip-Hop [XXL]

  • A Timeline of The Weeknd’s Career, From Drake’s Co-Sign to ‘After Hours’ Domination [billboard]

  • In 2020, anything’s possible. New government intelligence might prove alien life is, too [USA Today]

  • The world must not let China steamroll Hong Kong [The Washington Post]

  • Brest remplace Copenhague pour le depart du Tour de France 2021 [Le Monde]

  • SNL’s ‘MacGruber’ announces Peacock series in ridiculous, action-packed teaser [Mashable]

  • Mars’ Weird Glowing Atmosphere Pulses Exactly 3 Times a Night, NASA Discovers [VICE]

  • Antarctica is the last continent without COVID-19. Scientists want to keep it that way. [National Geographic]

  • Why We’re a Lot Better at Fighting Cancer Than We Realized [Nautilus]

  • ‘A Homeless Pandemic’ Looms As 30 Million Are At Risk Of Eviction [NPR]

  • California Coronavirus Updates: UC System To Require Flu Shots [CapRadioNews]

  • Bienvenue a Wakaliwood [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • Afghan Women Should Be the Centerpiece of the Peace Process [Foreign Policy]

  • The Democratic Renewal - What It Will Take to Fix U.S. Foreign Policy [Foreign Affairs]

  • Climate Change Is a Security Threat to the Asia-Pacific [The Diplomat]

  • What Turning a Blind Eye to the World Will Cost Us [The Cipher Brief]

  • Mitochondria May Hold Keys to Anxiety and Mental Health [Quanta magazine]

  • Notre #PhotoDeLaSemaine presente Moya Lee et Rita Perez, ingenieurs au CERN, travaillant sur l’un des collimateurs du LHC. Les collimateurs absorbent les particules parasites avant qu’elles n’entrent en collision, on les appelle souvent les gardes du corps du LHC. [CERN_FR]

  • Four Down, Four to Go: Artemis | Rocket Moves Closer to Hot Fire Test [NASA]

  • 5 reasons non-delivery scams work [INTERPOL]

  • First Space Force Doctrine Lays Foundation for Future Ops [Air Force Magazine]

  • Could the Next BMW M5 Be an 1,000-HP Electric Super Sedan? [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! I’ve just added JETLAG RADIO 192 & BENKYO RADIO 192. It’s back to school in many places! Stay strong, you can do this. I really enjoy the Fast & Furious game so far. I know there are a lot of critics about the gameplay, but that’s not fair because they don’t have a big budget like Gran Turismo Sport or Forza. Plus, if you support this game, it is more likely that there will be more games, with better gameplay.

I am asking the Trump Administration to stop (I think the expression is) Dilly-Dalling around with COVID-19. We need nationwide isolation. We need to do this for 6 weeks straight, then the coronavirus will be contained. We need Medicare For All. If we can’t have that just yet, we need to pass a temporary Medicare For All. We need to reverse-engineer a vaccine by getting all the scientists together from every major country on Earth. There’s no point in every country working out for themselves. The Planet will benefit if the world is healthy. Work together, stop bickering, and listen to Bill Gates, goddamnit.

Dear Iron Man (Elon Musk), I know Mars is important and all that, but if there are no humans left to go on Mars, it might be quite problematic. Could you allocate a few hours each week or at least get a team to work on mapping the coronavirus genome? Peter Parker can even ask Spider-Man to help you.

Wear a mask! Use social-distancing! Do it for yourself, and your loved ones!

Until next time!