Bring back The Truth part 6: Neil Verma
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In this episode we'll hear from Neil Verma, an Associate Professor at Northwestern University, where he teaches classes in sound and audio drama. In addition to being a fan of The Truth, he's an expert on the history of audio fiction…
Deerhoof’s Greg Saunier on Critical Listening (Ciritcal Listening By Liz Pelly, and Max Alper)
This month, we have a guest pod in the feed: It’s the debut episode of Critical Listening, music technology criticism from journalist Liz Pelly and composer-educator Max Alper, “two lifers of the Northeast underground and independent scholars of streaming era dystopia.” Liz and Max’s guest is Greg …
Episode 5: Nec tamen consumebatur
We come to the end.
This is not for you.
And Moses said, “Here I am.”
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Transcript coming soon.
Created and produced by Jeffrey Nils Gardner
Interviews with Eleanor Hyde, Makena Levine, J Tremaine, To…
Feed Drop- Museum at Tomorrow
This week, we've got another feed drop for you- this one is the first episode of an audio fiction miniseries created by Unwell executive producer Jeffrey Nils Gardner. It's a much more abstract show- we hope you enjoy it! If you want to hear more, search for "Museum at tomorrow" in your podcast ap…
Firesign sources #2 / On a Note of Triumph
The second in this series of the radio sources for Firesign’s How Can You Be in Two Places at Once is “On a Note of Triumph,” Norman Corwin’s dramatic celebration of the Allies’ World War II victory over Nazi Germany, which broadcast on CBS live from Columbia Square in Los Angeles on VE Day, May 8 …
The Thing on the Fourble Board
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On this episode, special guest Neil Verma tries to show Jonathan w…
Object Piece
Object Piece is a radio drama recorded in a dried out lake bed in 1978. It's visceral and compelling, with incredible acting, and it was made by Erik Bauersfeld, one of the great audio dramatists of the late 20th century.
First we'll hear the story, then we'll learn more about where it came from…
Theater for the Mind: The Golden Age of radio dramas
The "golden age of radio drama" may have been a stellar period for storytelling -- but the stories weren't all golden bright. Sci-fi and horror radio dramas explored deep anxieties people felt from the Depression through the Cold War, and set the stage for later stories that couldn't be told yet wi…
Jason Loviglio, Chenjerai Kumanyika, Julia Barton, and Neil Verma on podcasts
Jason Loviglio, Chenjerai Kumanyika, Julia Barton, and Neil Verma on podcasts
You can read about their interests here:
https://mcs.umbc.edu/jason-loviglio/
https://journalism.nyu.edu/graduate/programs/podcasting-and-audio-reportage/faculty/
https://juliabarton.com/
https://communication.northw…
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