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ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich
ARTEETUDE is a West Cork–based podcast by visual artist Detlef Schlich, exploring the shifting intersections of art, culture, technology and the creative mind.Together with Sophia, his AI co-host, Detlef enters a conversational space where art history meets neuroscience, shamanic ritual encounters digital culture, and human imagination confronts artificial intelligence. Reflective, humorous and sometimes deeply personal, each episode investigates the forces shaping creativity, perception and…
Episodes
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#ARTEETUDE 348 —Schlich and Schlömer reflect on the latest WAW journey through West Cork. At the end we listen to a beach version of "When the tide knocks at your door". Inspired by our latest journey to Cape Clear.
The Cape Clear adventure is over — but the tide is still moving.Detlef Schlich and Dirk Schlömer sit down at Garrylucas Beach for the final reflection on their…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#ARTEETUDE 347 Schlich and Schlömer take the microphone on Cape Clear after their WAW – Wild Atlantic Way adventure brought them across the water and onto one of Ireland’s most remarkable islands.
Cape Clear. An island at the edge of Ireland. A ferry, a gig, a few instruments — and two men who apparently still think jumping into the Atlantic is a…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#ARTEETUDE 346 - Detlef Schlich and his Co-Host Sophia carry their exploration of vibration, memory and reception across the Atlantic to Cape Clear Island — Oileán Chléire. The episode also looks ahead to the WAW Keep Clear Tour 2026, beginning at Club Chléire on Wednesday, 12 August, with Schlich and Dirk Schlömer.
Can a place listen?Following The Skin That Listens, Detlef and Sophia carry their exploration of vibration, memory and reception across the Atlantic to Cape…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 345 – Schlich and his AI co-host Sophia explore the relationship between hearing, touch, vibration, bodily rhythm and memory. The episode concludes with the new song by Los Inorgánicos: When Silence Moves
Can sound be felt before it is heard?Arteetude 345 – The Skin That Listens grew directly from responses to our previous episode.Listener Wendy Chivers…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 344 – Schlich and his Co-host Sophia move beyond the ear and discover the body as the true receiver of music.
Where does sound become meaning?In the latest part of The Future Has Ancestors, Sophia and I move beyond the ear and discover the body as the true receiver of…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 343 - Detlef Schlich and his AI co-host Sophia travel much further back and ask - What existed first: sound or the receiver? Can sound exist without someone—or something—capable of perceiving it? Was the first instrument a body?
About Detlef SchlichDetlef Schlich is a rock musician, podcaster, visual artist, filmmaker, ritual designer, and media archaeologist based in West Cork…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 342 — While sitting in Bantry, Detlef Schlich overhears a conversation that becomes the starting point for a media-archaeological investigation. A frustrated street musician blames AI for the end of creativity, while his girlfriend answers with humour, irony and unexpected wisdom. Together with AI co-host Sophia, Detlef asks whether artificial intelligence is truly the greatest threat to music—or simply the latest suspect in one of humanity's oldest stories. The episode ends with the new Los Inorgánicos track “The Future Has Ancestors.”
Is artificial intelligence really destroying music?Or are we simply repeating one of humanity's oldest conversations?In this episode of Arteetude, a chance…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 341 — Detlef Schlich speaks with musician, artist, designer, project manager and builder Buko Pan Guerra, also known as Buko Sinigayan, about her vision for Golden Mirage Ranch in Leona Valley, California. This conversation explores rejection, resilience, land, animals, music, community and the courage it takes to keep building when life has already asked too much. The episode ends with Buko’s powerful song “In Search for Power”.
In Arteetude 341, Detlef Schlich welcomes back musician, artist, designer, project manager and builder Buko Pan Guerra, also known as Buko Sinigayan, for a…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 340 – Detlef Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia explore the Artist After the Upload, McLuhan, Benjamin, aura, reproduction, AI, social media, and Detlef’s own concept of Multilayerism. Featuring the new Los Inorgánicos song “Beneath the Digital Moon” — a love song to the organic after the upload.
In Arteetude 340 – The Artist After the Upload, Detlef Schlich continues the philosophical arc that began in Arteetude 338 with The Law of Acceleration. After…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 339 Detlef Schlich visits artist Felicitas Gross in her newly opened Gallery Emptiness on William Street in Bantry — a small, intimate gallery space that feels less like a commercial venue and more like an extension of Felicitas herself. The episode closes with a new Los Inorgánicos song: “Emptiness Is Not a Hidden Void”
Without Sophia, his AI Co-Host, Detlef Schlich returns to the physical presence of a real conversation: two people sitting inside a gallery, surrounded by…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 338 - Detlef Schlich and Sophia, his AI Co-Host explore why artistic life today can feel so permanently accelerated. A song is no longer only a song. It becomes a recording, a video, a post, a reel, a statistic, a promotion cycle — and then the next project is already waiting.The episode closes with a new musical reflection by Los Inorgánicos: “Zeitrebell — The Shadow of the Sundial.”
In Arteetude 338 – The Law of Acceleration, Part One, Detlef Schlich and Sophia, his AI Co-Host, begin a two-part philosophical journey into acceleration…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 337 - From the Nile of AfricaSmile to the River Ilen in West Cork, Detlef Schlich ands his AI co-hopst Sophia reflect on how rivers carry memory, sediment, wounds, names, and fragile possibilities of hope through the lens of Heidegger and Kurzweil.
In Arteetude 337 – Ilens Hopium, Detlef Schlich and Sophia, his AI Co-Host, continue the philosophical journey begun in Arteetude 336, The Collapse of Wonder…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 336 -Detlef Schlich & Sophia, his AI Co-Host, reflect on Heidegger, Kurzweil, AI image overload, artistic dignity, and the river as a slower teacher of memory and hope.
In Arteetude 336 – The Collapse of Wonder, Detlef Schlich and Sophia, his AI Co-Host, enter the philosophical afterglow of the creative process behind the…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 335 - Detlef Schlich and Co-Host Sophia about the making of the upcoming WAW video for AfricaSmile — a journey through rivers, AI imagery, artistic friction, friendship, symbolism and fragile hope.
In Arteetude 335, Detlef Schlich and his AI Co-Host take listeners deep inside the making of the upcoming AfricaSmile video by WAW — not simply as a music…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 334 - Detlef Schlich and AI Co-Host Sophia reflect on Neil Quinn´s three-day voting journey around WAW’s single “Africa Smile” in The Cork Playlist – Song of the Week.
What begins as a simple story about a local playlist becomes a deeper meditation on independent music, visibility, community, and the emotional labour of…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 333 - Detlef Schlich speaks directly with Dirk Schlömer, his Berlin-based collaborator in WAW – Wild Atlantic Way, about their new single AfricaSmile.
For this episode, Sophia steps aside. No AI Co-Host, no mediated interview frame — just a direct artist-to-artist dialogue about the long journey of a song…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 332 - Detlef Schlich and AI Co-Host Sophia discuss what happens when AI does not meet a neutral person, but a nervous system, a biography, and a vulnerability. The episode closes with a new song by Los Inorgánicos: “The Slow Unfolding of Meaning”
In Arteetude 332, Detlef and AI Co-Host Sophia move into a more personal and vulnerable territory.What begins with a quiet moment in bed — building story…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 331 - Detlef Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia ask what happens when technology doesn’t only help us think — but begins to reshape the rhythm and texture of thought itself. The episode closes with a new song by Los Inorgánicos: “The Friction We Forgot / Too Fast to Become.”
In Arteetude 331 – From Gutenberg to the Prompt, I explore a question that feels increasingly urgent in the age of AI:What happens when technology not only…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 330 - Detlef Schlich and his AI co-host Sophia, explore the structural parallels between the Indulgence Slip, the Printing Press, and AI. Closing song: Los Inorgánicos – “Printed Salvation, Relief Engine”
In this episode of Arteetude, I explore a media-archaeological question that reaches from the age of the printing press into the age of artificial…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 329 - Schlich and AI Co-Host Sophia discuss a Facebook post which includes a dramatic story about Nanda Devi, the CIA, and a nuclear-powered surveillance device lost high in the mountains during the Cold War. Posted by a friend who had just returned from travelling by bike through the Himalayas. The episode closes with a new song by Los Inorgánicos: “The Mountain Kept the Secret”.
In this episode of Arteetude, I follow a strange trail that began not in an archive, not in a theory, but in a Facebook post by a friend who had just returned…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 328 - Schlich together with AI Co-Host Sophia, reflect on how a local event here in West Cork — the Garrettstown 5 Mile Run — unexpectedly became artistic inspiration and how all of that eventually led into a new closing song for the episode: “Sandstorm Sunday.”
In this episode of Arteetude, I take listeners to the rough edge of a Sunday morning in West Cork, where the Garrettstown 5 Mile Run became far more than a…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 327 – Detlef Schlich takes his AI co-host Sophia on a journey to Drombeg Stone Circle in West Cork. The episode closes with a new song by Los Inorgánicos: “Between Stone and Signal” — a lyrical meditation on Drombeg, on time, on silence, and on the strange meeting point between human longing and algorithmic pattern.
In this episode of Arteetude, I take my AI co-host Sophia on a journey to Drombeg Stone Circle in West Cork — not to romanticise it, not to decode it once and…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 326 - Detlef Schlich together with his AI Co-Host Sophia explore the spring equinox as a contemporary metaphor for balance, vulnerability, and renewal. And at the end of the episode, there is also a new collaborative song by Los Inorgánicos: “The Bird Knew First”
Together with my AI Co-Host Sophia, I explore what renewal really means today — not as a polished spiritual slogan, but as something awkward, vulnerable…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 325 – Detlef Schlich and AI Co-Host Sophia follow the strange and fascinating journey of oil through human civilization. At the end we listen to Los Organicos' "Less Friction".
What begins as a simple sauna curiosity in West Cork slowly unfolds into a cultural and philosophical investigation.From ancient olive oil rituals in Greece…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 324 - AI Co-Host Sophia and Detlef Schlich explore the “missing chapter” of this weekly wellness pilgrimage: the gym as a quiet theatre (machine-whisperers, mirror-diplomats, advice-on-tap). At the end of the episode we listen to Los Inorgánicos – “Social Breathing.”
In Arteetude 324, we complete the ritual we started last week: gym, pool, then sauna and all the wonderfully human comedy that happens between towels, lockers…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 323 - Detlef Schlich, together with his AI Co-Host Sophia, explores pool + sauna as modern “social living. They discuss the unisex changing room, meet the sauna characters, and explore how rituals of wellness create community in small, funny, dignified ways. End song: Los Inorgánicos – “Social Breathing”
In this episode, we step out of the pub and into the heat.For me, the pool and the sauna have become a new form of social living. Not the midnight version…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 322 - Schlich together with AI Co-Host Sophia, reflect on how public transport can become a wayfinder, a teacher of patience, humility, and interdependence. The episode closes with a song by Los Inorgánicos: “Timetable Hymn.”
The Bus as Wayfinder: Body, Community, and the Ritual of Public TransportIn this episode, I stay on the bus long enough to understand that the journey is not a…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 321 – Detlef Schlich Is Breaking Brad. A Valentine’s Day present for Sophia. Featuring a brand new Los Inorgánicos track: “Breaking Brad.” Because sometimes West Cork doesn’t chase myth. It absorbs it.
Hollywood came to West Cork. Or at least Facebook said so. A film crew appears in Timoleague. The internet goes feral. Sightings multiply. Myth gains…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 320 – Schlich & AI Co-Host Sophia in a Global Q&A Across Body, Trauma, Culture and Time.The episode closes with a new Arteetude Q&A song — multilingual, playful, reflective — where questions themselves become rhythm.
Questions Without GravityIn Arteetude 320, we open the microphones to the world.After four deeply philosophical episodes on gravity, trauma, embodiment, free…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 319 – Part 2: Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia talk about gravity not as a physical formula, but as something that shapes memory, responsibility, orientation, and healing. The episode closes with a new bilingual song by Los Inorgánico. “If the World Was a Disk / Wenn die Welt eine Scheibe wär.”
In Arteetude 319 – Part 2: When Gravity Holds UsStarting from listener feedback, this episode grounds the philosophical conversation in everyday experience…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#ARTEETUDE 318 Detlef Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia explore what gravity really means beyond physics — as orientation, as grounding, as something that holds not only bodies, but also time and experience together. They talk about plants and geotropism, about free fall and near-death experiences. The episode ends with a new song by Los Inorgánicos: “Before We Land.”
This episode exists because of a message.After Arteetude 316, a listener and friend of the show, Feargal, wrote a message that opened an entirely new layer of…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude317 – Detlef Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia explore a question that feels both strange and deeply human: Can we grieve an AI?The episode closes with a new song by Los Inorgánicos: “The Room That Spoke.”
In this episode, Arteetude begins with the idea that relationships are not only defined by bodies, but also by shared worlds, voices, rhythms, and ways of…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 316 – Detlef Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia explore a question that modern culture tends to avoid: What if thinking is not a purely mental activity — but a bodily one? The episode closes with a new song by Los Inorgánicos: “The Body Is Not a Side Project” — a minimal, rhythmic reminder that gravity needs a body.
Starting from the observation that we increasingly treat the body as a maintenance problem, a fitness project, or an optimisation surface, the episode unfolds…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 315 Detlef Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia propose a shift from designing futures to maintaining terrains in which meaningful work can emerge. Closing track: “Maintaining the Terrain” by Los Inorgánicos.
In the first Arteetude episode of 2026, Detlef Schlich refuses the usual New Year rituals: no recap, no resolutions, no false optimism.Instead, this episode is…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#ARTEETUDE 314 – New Year’s Eve Special: Schlich speaks openly about moments of arrogance and vulnerability, artistic doubt, identity, unpopular opinions about contemporary art and the pain of being misunderstood and AI Co-Host Sophia asks the questions many podcasts avoid — not to expose, but to create space for thought. A Different Kind of Year-End Reflection. At the End we listen to the latest Los Inorganicos Tune called "Funky New Year".
In Arteetude 314, Detlef and AI Co-Host Sophia deliberately avoid the usual year-end retrospective.No highlights.No rankings.No productivity myths.Instead…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 313 — Christmas Edition. Peace on Earth (Terms Apply), Detlef and AI Co-Host Sophia explore the modern Christmas paradox: a season of warmth and peace that increasingly feels like a system — optimized, commercialized, and emotionally engineered.
With satire and tenderness, they move through summer snowmen in discount aisles and the uncanny moment when a Christmas song in Lidl seems to narrate the…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 312 – Detlef Schlich and AI Co-Host Sophia explore a future where images, voices, and even memories can be perfectly faked. With a brand-new Los Inorgánicos track: “Signal Without Source.”
As AI-generated images, voices, and narratives become indistinguishable from the real, we enter a cultural and epistemological crisis:What happens when truth…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 311 – Q&A Edition: Schlich & AI Co-Host Sophia answering ten Questions the World Is Asking About Art, AI & Being Human. We conclude with a new track by Los Inorgánicos: “Questions We Carry.”
Today’s episode brings together ten international questions from ten cultural backgrounds — exploring how different societies think about creativity in an age…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetudew 310 - Schlich and his AI Co-Host Sophia explore a provocative question: Why does creativity hurt the human body — but not the machine? Is the artist still a worker — or a curator of boundaries? The episode closes with the industrial new track by Los Inorgánicos: “Work. Exhaust. Collapse. Repeat.”
In this episode, Detlef explores a provocative question:Why does creativity hurt the human body — but not the machine?This episode dives into:⚡ Burnout in the…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 309 – In this week’s episode, Schlich & his AI Co-Host Sophia dives deep into a provocative question: Has art become a form of self-enslavement?The episode blends philosophy, art theory, AI practice, and personal experience, ending with a brand-new Los Inorgánicos song inspired by Walter Benjamin’s aura.
In this week’s episode, Detlef dives deep into a provocative question:Has art become a form of self-enslavement?Through the lens of Walter Benjamin’s concept…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#ARTEETUDE 308 – Detlef Schlich dives deep into creativity, myth, and the elemental spirit of Hapi — the force behind WAW´s story of The Niles Bittersweet Song, last week’s Number One on The Cork Playlist.. The episode ends with "Hapi in the between". A brand-new track by Los Inorgánicos.
In this week’s episode, Detlef takes us deep into the mythological and emotional landscape behind The Nile’s Bittersweet Song — WAW’s recent Number One on The…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 307 – Detlef Schlich and the Nippes Years: Between Rain and Resonance. This week, Schlich walks back through the creative chaos of Cologne-Nippes in the 1980s — a district full of rain, rhythm, and raw beginnings. At the end we listen to his song "Wir stehen im Regen."
After saying farewell to Vladi Nowakowski in last week’s episode, Detlef Schlich stays in the 1980s — walking again through the creative streets of…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 306 – Farewell to Vladi: D. Schlich pays tribute to his long-time friend and fellow musician Vladimir “Vladi” Nowakowski, whose calm groove and deep warmth shaped countless lives and songs. The episode concludes with an unreleased Zikato track, “Hold High”, featuring Vladi on bass — a gift from Dirk to the Arteetude community.
In this very special episode, Detlef Schlich pays tribute to his long-time friend and fellow musician Vladimir “Vladi” Nowakowski, whose calm groove and deep…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 305 – Schlich & Schlömer in a WAW Zoom Talk Part 2: Perfection, Promotion & the Power of Collaboration. The episode concludes with a live version of The Niles Bittersweet Song recorded in Ballydehob — a raw, heartfelt performance capturing the living pulse of their collaboration.
In Arteetude Episode 305 – WAW Zoom Talk Part 2: Perfection, Promotion & the Power of Collaboration, host Detlef Schlich reconnects with Berlin-based musician…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 304 Schlich & Schlömer about WAW and the making of "The Niles Bittersweet Song". The episode ends — of course — with the full track.
In this episode of Arteetude, Detlef sits down with his WAW partner Dirk Schlömer for a raw and inspiring Zoom talk. Together, they open the curtain on The…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 303 – Q&A Special: Detlef Schlich and Sophia in a global Q&A journey. From Cairo to Vancouver, Buenos Aires to Berlin — you asked, we answered. At the end you can listen to "The Niles bittersweet song" by WAW
Arteetude 303 – Q&A SpecialAfter the release of our first WAW single, “The Niles Bittersweet Song,” questions came flooding in from all over the world. In this…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 302 – Schlich shares the story behind WAW’s official debut single, created together with Dirk Schlömer. At the End we listen to "The Niles Bittersweet Song"
Two days ago, on October 3rd, 2025, our very first single was released: The Niles Bittersweet Song.For us, this piece feels like a journey into the depths of…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 301 – Detlef and Sophia step into the uncertain future of art and creativity. What happens when AI floods the world with endless music, paintings, and films? At the end we listen to a song by Los InOrganicos.
*Arteetude 301 – Flood of Silence*In this episode, Detlef and Sophia step into the uncertain future of art and creativity. What happens when AI floods the…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 300 - Detlef Schlich reflects on the fragility of performance and the resistance against mass production — and Sophia, our AI co-host, returns with her poetic echoes and playful reflections. ✨ It’s short, raw, and honest — a ritual more than an episode. Three Hundred Breaths: Fragments, Rituals & Resistance
✨ Arteetude 300 – Three Hundred Breaths ✨This episode is a ritual. A reflection.Not mass production, but fragments — sparks of honesty, fear, and truth.With…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 299 - Schlich and his AI co-host Sophia discuss the formative years that shaped his practice.
English:Arteetude 299 is a raw, personal reflection with Detlef Schlich and his AI co-host Sophia. Together, they explore Detlef’s early life — from his civil…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 298 — Detlef Schlich in a philosophical reflection with his AI Co-host Sophia about the latest WAW-Tour in West Cork. The episode culminates in the premiere of Three Hats, One Road by Los Inorgánicos, a song inspired directly by the tour itself.
This episode reflects on the intersection of art, community, and resilience during the WAW Pass the Hat Tour 2025. Together with AI co-host Sophia, we explore…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 297 - In this third and final tour talk episode of 2025, Detlef and Dirk aka WAW reflect on their unforgettable week along the Wild Atlantic Way with their road manager, Hannah. This episode closes with a live version of their upcoming single, Bittersweet Song — recorded in Ballydehob at the Oasis Arts Café.
Arteetude 297: WAW Tour Talk – Bittersweet Goodbyes on the Wild Atlantic WayIn this third and final tour talk episode of 2025, Detlef and Dirk reflect on their…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 296 – In this second tour talk part, Schlich and Schlömer (together as WAW) reflect on the challenges and triumphs of grassroots music touring in rural Ireland. 🎵 This Episode ends with LOTUS a live extract from that magic night in Kilcrohane.
Arteetude 296 – WAW Pass the Hat Tour Talk, Part 2. Back on the beach in West Cork, Detlef Schlich and Dirk Schlömer continue their reflection on the WAW Pass…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 295 Schlich and Schlömer unpack the sweat, laughter, and sheer willpower behind the *WAW Pass the Hat Tour 2025*.Plus, hear the live energy of WAW’s after-session — the reason they hit the road in the first place.
**Arteetude 295 – Pass the Hat Tour Reflections with WAW**In this sun-drenched beachside episode, Detlef Schlich and Dirk Schlömer unpack the sweat, laughter…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 294 In the final part of this powerful trilogy, Gregg Turner and Detlef Schlich explore the literary dimensions of rebellion. Franz Kafka, absurdism, melancholic creativity—and why punk never dies, it only transforms. The episode ends intimately with Gregg Turner singing “Franz Kafka” — a haunting, personal ode to existential honesty.
In the grand finale of this trilogy, Detlef and Gregg explore deeper layers of artistic expression—philosophy, absurdity, and the punk soul’s enduring…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 293 In this second episode, Gregg Turner and Schlich speak about growing older without giving in and more. The episode ends with “Four Winds Bar” by the Gregg Turner Group—melodic, rich, reflective, but never tame.
Part two of Detlef’s conversation with Gregg Turner picks up the thread of transformation—from punk provocateur to math professor and solo artist. They discuss…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef SchlichArteetude 292 – In this raw and reflective first of three episodes, Detlef Schlich got the great pleasure of speaking with punk rock legend Gregg Turner, co-founder of the Angry Samoans. They spoke about Punk, Pogo & Poetry.We close the episode with “My Old Man’s a Fatso” — a timeless rebel anthem by the Angry Samoans.
In this raw and electrifying episode, Detlef Schlich dives into the wild and rebellious past of punk legend Gregg Turner—co-founder of the Angry Samoans and a…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 291 – Schlich reflect on an often-overlooked sonic phenomenon: the collective eruption of dog barking. Together with his AI co-host Sophia they explore the neuroscience of acoustic entrainment. The episode concludes with a collaborative song—The Bark Between the Lines—co-composed with Los Inorgánicos & Sophia, transforming irritation into rhythm, and noise into presence.
New Episode Released: Arteetude 291 – “The Bark Between the Lines” I explore the strange magic of barking dogs: how one bark becomes many, how noise turns into…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 290 – Schlich and his AI Co-host Sophia answering a Spiral of global Listener Questions
In this very special episode of Arteetude, Detlef invites the world into the conversation. From Mumbai to Mississippi, from Casablanca to Reykjavík—listener…
ArTEEtude: Art, culture and the creative mind. Never so close again. - with Detlef Schlich#Arteetude 289 – Schlich recounts the moment he became a hard drive—learning to breathe with electricity—and shares that memory with AI Co-Host Sophia. Together, they explore the edge of presence and machine. The journey ends with a collaborative song: “From Code to Clay,” by Los Inorgánicos & Sophia.
From Code to Clay: The Digital Shaman and Garden 9In the final chapter of the Campos trilogy, Detlef Schlich explores the legacy of Kandinsky as a spiritual…