Press. In February of 2021, his new book "Facebooking the Anthropocene in Raja Ampat: Technics and Civilization in the 21st Century" was released. For many years he wrote a blog on The Huffington Post. Feature Film In 2019, Bob Ostertag premiered his documentary, Thanks to Hank about the life of artist and activist Hank Wilson. It features music by the Kronos Quartet, Carla Kihlstedt, and The Tin Hat Trio, and animation by Jeremy Rourke. Podcasts Ostertag runs two podcasts. What's Been Done and What's Been Won covers poverty in the US and Detroit in particular, the home of his podcast collaborate Maureen Taylor, who is state chair of the Michigan Welfare Rights Organization.You Make Me Real: Queer Lives of the San Francisco Bay, features oral histories of longtime Bay Area LGBT residents. Teaching Ostertag is Professor Emeritus of Technocultural Studies at UC Davis. Discography Solo improvisations Like a Melody, No Bitterness: Bob Ostertag Solo Volume 1 (1997) DJ of the Month: Bob Ostertag Solo Volume 2 (2003) Compositions Sooner or Later (1991) Burns Like Fire (companion piece to All the Rage) (1992) All the Rage (1993) Dear Prime Minister (1998) Say No More 1 & 2 (2002) Say No More 3 & 4 (2002) w00t (2007) Motormouth (2011) Bob Ostertag Plays the Aalto (2013) Wish You Were Here (2016) Bands Fear No Love (with Mike Patton, Fred Frith, Justin Bond, Lynn Breedlove, et al.) (1995) PantyChrist (with Otomo Yoshihide and Justin Bond) (1999) Collaborations Fall Mountain: Early Fall (with Ned Rothenberg and Jim Katzin) (1979) Getting a Head (with Charles Noyes and Fred Frith) (1980) Voice of America (with Fred Frith and Phil Minton) (1982) Attention Span (with John Zorn and Fred Frith) (1990) Twins! (with Otomo Yoshihide) (1996) DVD / Video Living Cinema presents Between Science and Garbage (with Pierre Hébert) (2002) Appearances on compilations AngelicA 1994 (with John Zorn and Fred Frith) (1994) AngelicA 1997 (with Mike Patton and Otomo Yoshihide) (1997) Performing the works of other composers With Anthony Braxton Creative Orchestra (Köln) 1978 (hatART, 1978 [1995]) With Eugene Chadbourne The English Channel (Parachute, 1978) With Fred Frith Keep the Dog: That House We Lived In (2003) With Christian Wolff Burdocks (Tzadik, 2001) With John Zorn Pool (Parachute, 1980 – reissued Tzadik, 2003) The Parachute Years (Tzadik, 1997) Books Facebooking the Anthropocene in Raja Ampat: Technics and Civilization in the 21st Century, by Bob Ostertag, PM Press,