Manhattan Tower (by Gordon Jenkins)
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Manhattan Tower (by Gordon Jenkins)
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This episode is a celebration of Gordon Jenkins' 1946 piece 'Manhattan Tower'. Described by the author as 'a love song to New York' it's a curious story of a romanticised city that might not be everything it's supposed to be. Dan and Will find themselves discussing the subject of psycho-geography and questioning how much influence any given place has in dictating the stories of the people that live there. Are we stories being told by the physical buildings in which we live?
Story Starts: 00:04:12
Story Ends: 00:20:37
Psycho-geography (as thought about by Will Self)
Chris Ware - Building Stories
“I live not in myself, but I become
Portion of that around me: and to me
High mountains are a feeling, but the hum
of human cities torture.”
― George Gordon Byron,
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