Mark Duggan

@boxofvisions.bsky.social

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A radio show playing new & retro groove, art pop, psychedelic & more. Companion show Ongaku Sessions is deep listening on vinyl, inspired by Japanese jazz kissas. Hosted by 30-year public radio programmer & DJ Mark Duggan. https://linktr.ee/boxofvisions

A black and white photograph of a man seated at a broadcast studio. Two turntables are in front of him and two racks of equipment are behind him. His mouth is open as if he’s singing, he has one arm raised in the air and is pointing to the ceiling.
A record album sits in a wood block with the words ‘now spinning’ engraved on it. The record album cover shows students on a college campus gathered around a car. The record title is ‘Erroll Garner Campus concert’
An album sits on a wooden ‘now spinning’ display. The album cover features vintage clothing catalog art of a cowboy a woman, and two children. All are wearing Western-style clothing, including extravagant button-down shirts. The album’s title is ‘Still Lookin’ Good to Me’ by ‘The Band of Blacky Ranchette.’
Closeup view of a vintage turntable with the a record on it. The turntable’s arm is lowered over the record and the stylus is clearly visible, playing near the end of the side. The label on the record reads ‘Columbia. Also on the label is the song title ‘Moments to Remember,” and the artist, ‘The Four Lads.’
A record album jacket sits in a wooden block engraved with the words ‘now spinning.’ The album cover features abstract line drawings of people dancing. The album’s title is ‘Rock Art and the X-Ray Style’ by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros.
A vivid sunset shot shows a buildup of clouds in the sky. The clouds are a bright orange.
A stylized logo shows a line drawn vintage portable radio with a grille speaker and dials and buttons. Beneath the drawing is the words ‘Box of Visions.’
A deliberately blurry photo of a band performing on stage. Behind them is a neon sign that reads ‘The Church.’
A record jacket sits displayed within a wooden holder. The inscription on the holder reads ‘now spinning.’ The album artwork reads ‘Dollar Brand’ and ‘Abdullah Ibrahim.’ The album’s cover art is an aerial view of a forested area with mist and the sun in the background.
A screenshot of a website with a background image of records on a shelf, spines facing outward. Text overlaid on the image reads ‘Ongaku Sessions Immersive listening deep cuts. Like a hi-fi bar on the radio.’
A spacecraft flies past a large planet with another planet in the background.
A neon sign lit up in a window at night. The sign reads ‘listening lounge.’
A moody black and white image with a view looking down a row of bottles on a cocktail bar shelf. One of the bottles is throwing a distinct shadow against the wall, adding to the moodiness.
The camera glances up at the wall and spots a framed portrait of Miles Davis. Only his last name is visible, but you can see Miles holding his trumpet in front of a music stand. It’s a promotional poster for the album’Kind of Blue,’ which is visible in typeface. The entire photograph is kind of blue.
A black and white image taken at night showing two palm trees in the foreground, a mountain lurking in the background gloom, and a bright glare from the moon in the night sky. It’s a hazy night, causing the moon glow to diffuse and create a ghostly effect.
A blue neon sign hangs in a window at night. The sign reads‘Listening Bar.’
Two men sit at laptops performing electronic music and a visual light show, the latter of which is visible on a screen behind them.
A screenshot of a radio station website. At the top is a banner stating ‘We are celebrating 50 years of KSUT!’ Several news stories are visible on the homepage; one headline reads ‘Colorado Parks and Wildlife takes a larger role in statewide coordination of search and rescue.’
A window painting depicting a black and white tabby cat laying next to a turntable. The cat has one paw placed on a record and offers a cryptic smile.
An open-reel tape machine. Two reels are loaded and the tape is threaded through the machine’s transport. The machine is on, as evidenced by the glowing VU meters in the input modules. A faceplate reads the manufacturer as ‘Scully’ and the model number ‘280’ is stenciled on the input modules.
A blue neon sign glowing at night. It hangs in a window and reads ‘Listening Lounge.’
A stylized radio show logo featuring an icon of a transistor radio with antenna raised, and the text ‘Box of Visions.’
A closeup view of a vintage synthesizer showing patch cables and control knobs.
A logo showing an illustration of a vintage tabletop radio with the words ‘Box of Visions.’
A single eyeball and mysterious lettering is painted on a block of polished wood. An inscription at the bottom reads ‘Capital Lodge.’
A stylized logo that shows a line illustration of vintage radio and the name ‘Box of Visions.’
A pink phonograph record spins on a turntable. The tone arm is tracking about halfway through the record.
A stylized logo shows an illustration of a vintage tabletop radio and the words ‘Box of Visions.’
A handwritten sign in a record store window reads ‘The Plural of Vinyl is Vinyl’
A record divider with the label ‘new classical’ separates records in a bin.
A stylized logo that includes a vintage tabletop radio and the name ‘Box of Visions’.
A logo featuring an icon of a classic radio with the words Box of Visions.
A stylized logo featuring a drawing of a vintage ‘70s-era transistor radio and the words “Box of Visions.”
A stylized poster shows an illustration of a vintage skyscraper and an inset of a man playing saxophone. Inscriptions read “Free jazz” and “Broadway.”
A logo featuring a vintage style radio and the name ‘Box of Visions’
A closeup view of a guitar, showing strings, the bridge, and sound hole.
A stylized logo showing a classic radio and antenna with the words ‘Box of Vision’
A line drawing of a vintage radio with the words “Box of Visions”
A radio station website, with the call letters KSUT and two news stories.
A stone set into a path has the word “rock” carved i to it.
A graphic logo shows an illustration of a vintage radio with the words “Box of Visions.”
A logo depicting a graphic of a transistor radio and the words “Box of Visions” inside a circle.
A close view of a grand piano sitting on a stage.
A rocky pier juts into the ocean. It’s a partly cloudy day.
A two lane highway disappearing into the distance at sunset. The view is almost at pavement level.
A neon sign attached to a wall is lit in green. The neon depicts a classic design of a 45 RPM record spindle attachment.
A black and white photo of an empty downtown street, taken from the median at night. Holiday lights adorn the trees along the sidewalks. The pavement is wet.
A depiction of a boombox style radio and cassette deck common in the 1980s. It’s an artistic representation in the style of a screen print.