Podcasts about hearsay festival

From one last journey in the morning light to caring for an endling - the last of a species - Josie Long presents short documentaries and audio adventures that begin at the end. Toughie Featuring Mark Mandica Produced by Sarah Craig Including recordings by Mark Mandica and Thomas Bancroft The Heart's Chorus (Extract) Originally created for the HearSay Festival in 2019 With musical performances from Niamh O'Brien (harp) and Wes Swing (cello) Produced and composed by Phil Smith Setting Sail (Extract) Originally broadcast in 1985 Produced by Piers Plowright Curated by Axel Kacoutié, Eleanor McDowall and Andrea Rangecroft Series Producer: Eleanor McDowall A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4

"And the winner is..." De Fabelachtige Stad won het Hearsay Festival in Ierland, met de aflevering 'De Gezanten Van Het Nat'. Daarom geven we dit lid van Luyster graag wat extra aandacht!

“Here’s the sound of Kilfinane waking up in the morning, recorded during HearSay Festival. One beautiful and quiet morning, I woke up early and took my Zoom to the highest […]

A solar eclipse repeats over and over, a musical key unlocks lost memories and a life marked out in books. Josie Long presents short documentaries and adventures in sound on our experience of time. Crow Featuring Christina McLeish Produced by Jaye Kranz A Channel of Music Produced by Nanna Hauge Kristensen Totality Written and produced by Mae-Li Evans Sound and composition by Calum Perrin This piece is an adapted extract from a performance developed and supported by The Yard Theatre, Camden People’s Theatre and Hearsay Festival. Production Team: Andrea Rangecroft and Alia Cassam Series Producer: Eleanor McDowall A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4

Hello! This is a bonus episode of Lecker from me, a slightly hoarse Lucy Dearlove. This is a very short piece, produced for Table For One, an audio installation I produced during a recent residency at this year's HearSay Audio Arts Festival in beautiful Kilfinane, Ireland.  There are four stories in total, each one a different tale of eating alone, which visitors to the installation listened to while seated at a specially dressed table for one in the main square of the town. Everyone who shared their story with me has been left anonymous and is only identified by the food they eat alone. I spoke to more people while working on this project but didn't have space for all the stories I collected - I'm hoping to continue it in some way though. If anyone listening has a story about eating alone that they'd love to share then please do get in touch! Normal Lecker service will be resumed with a brand new episode next week. With thanks to Diarmuid, Mary, Daniel, Tereza and all of the HearSay Festival team, and to all of the solo diners too

Hello! This is a bonus episode of Lecker from me, a slightly hoarse Lucy Dearlove. This is a very short piece, produced for Table For One, an audio installation I produced during a recent residency at this year's HearSay Audio Arts Festival in beautiful Kilfinane, Ireland.  There are four stories in total, each one a different tale of eating alone, which visitors to the installation listened to while seated at a specially dressed table for one in the main square of the town. Everyone who shared their story with me has been left anonymous and is only identified by the food they eat alone. I spoke to more people while working on this project but didn't have space for all the stories I collected - I'm hoping to continue it in some way though. If anyone listening has a story about eating alone that they'd love to share then please do get in touch! Normal Lecker service will be resumed with a brand new episode next week. With thanks to Diarmuid, Mary, Daniel, Tereza and all of the HearSay Festival team, and to all of the solo diners too

Hello! This is a bonus episode of Lecker from me, a slightly hoarse Lucy Dearlove. This is a very short piece, produced for Table For One, an audio installation I produced during a recent residency at this year's HearSay Audio Arts Festival in beautiful Kilfinane, Ireland.  There are four stories in total, each one a different tale of eating alone, which visitors to the installation listened to while seated at a specially dressed table for one in the main square of the town. Everyone who shared their story with me has been left anonymous and is only identified by the food they eat alone. I spoke to more people while working on this project but didn't have space for all the stories I collected - I'm hoping to continue it in some way though. If anyone listening has a story about eating alone that they'd love to share then please do get in touch! Normal Lecker service will be resumed with a brand new episode next week. With thanks to Diarmuid, Mary, Daniel, Tereza and all of the HearSay Festival team, and to all of the solo diners too

Hello! This is a bonus episode of Lecker from me, a slightly hoarse Lucy Dearlove. This is a very short piece, produced for Table For One, an audio installation I produced during a recent residency at this year's HearSay Audio Arts Festival in beautiful Kilfinane, Ireland.  There are four stories in total, each one a different tale of eating alone, which visitors to the installation listened to while seated at a specially dressed table for one in the main square of the town. Everyone who shared their story with me has been left anonymous and is only identified by the food they eat alone. I spoke to more people while working on this project but didn't have space for all the stories I collected - I'm hoping to continue it in some way though. If anyone listening has a story about eating alone that they'd love to share then please do get in touch! Normal Lecker service will be resumed with a brand new episode next week. With thanks to Diarmuid, Mary, Daniel, Tereza and all of the HearSay Festival team, and to all of the solo diners too

Wir haben einen neuen Podcast! "Weißt du's schon?" ist ein Hörrätsel für Kinder. In dieser Frequenz erzählen wir vom Entstehungsprozess des Formats. Außerdem machen wir eine Schalte in die irische Provinz, wo das internationale Audiokunst- und Podcastfestival Hearsay stattfand. Jochen Dreier war vor Ort und berichtet von dem inspirierenden Event. Zu guter letzt liefern wir zwei Picks: Nicolas erzählt, was die neuen Apple AirPods taugen und Christian hat den Audiodienst Cleanfeed getestet.. Shownotes: Unser Kinderpodcast "Weißt du's schon?" Das Hearsay Festival Empathy Museum Pick: Apples neue AirPods Kopfhörer Pick: Remote Interviews mit Cleanfeed "Die juten Sitten" Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq44

Wir haben einen neuen Podcast! "Weißt du's schon?" ist ein Hörrätsel für Kinder. In dieser Frequenz erzählen wir vom Entstehungsprozess des Formats. Außerdem machen wir eine Schalte in die irische Provinz, wo das internationale Audiokunst- und Podcastfestival Hearsay stattfand. Jochen Dreier war vor Ort und berichtet von dem inspirierenden Event. Zu guter letzt liefern wir zwei Picks: Nicolas erzählt, was die neuen Apple AirPods taugen und Christian hat den Audiodienst Cleanfeed getestet.. Shownotes: Unser Kinderpodcast "Weißt du's schon?" Das Hearsay Festival Empathy Museum Pick: Apples neue AirPods Kopfhörer Pick: Remote Interviews mit Cleanfeed "Die juten Sitten" Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq44

Wir haben einen neuen Podcast! "Weißt du's schon?" ist ein Hörrätsel für Kinder. In dieser Frequenz erzählen wir vom Entstehungsprozess des Formats. Außerdem machen wir eine Schalte in die irische Provinz, wo das internationale Audiokunst- und Podcastfestival Hearsay stattfand. Jochen Dreier war vor Ort und berichtet von dem inspirierenden Event. Zu guter letzt liefern wir zwei Picks: Nicolas erzählt, was die neuen Apple AirPods taugen und Christian hat den Audiodienst Cleanfeed getestet.. Shownotes: Unser Kinderpodcast "Weißt du's schon?" Das Hearsay Festival Empathy Museum Pick: Apples neue AirPods Kopfhörer Pick: Remote Interviews mit Cleanfeed "Die juten Sitten" Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq44

Wir haben einen neuen Podcast! "Weißt du's schon?" ist ein Hörrätsel für Kinder. In dieser Frequenz erzählen wir vom Entstehungsprozess des Formats. Außerdem machen wir eine Schalte in die irische Provinz, wo das internationale Audiokunst- und Podcastfestival Hearsay stattfand. Jochen Dreier war vor Ort und berichtet von dem inspirierenden Event. Zu guter letzt liefern wir zwei Picks: Nicolas erzählt, was die neuen Apple AirPods taugen und Christian hat den Audiodienst Cleanfeed getestet.. Shownotes: Unser Kinderpodcast "Weißt du's schon?" Das Hearsay Festival Empathy Museum Pick: Apples neue AirPods Kopfhörer Pick: Remote Interviews mit Cleanfeed "Die juten Sitten" Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq44

In this, the first audio haiku from 575, we meet a man in a blue suit and pink surgical mask, we hear two crows converse across time and space, and we look out over a small lake in the midwest.  This is "Episode Zero"--the trailer. Stay tuned for the first full Volume of 575, beginning April 4, 2019, produced at the HearSay Festival in Ireland.  575 is produced by Brendan Francis Newnam and The Reverend John DeLore.  

Love Me is a Canadian podcast about the messiness of human connection. We caught up with producers Cristal Duhaime and Mira Burt-Wintonick and presenter Lou Olkowski at the Hearsay Festival in Co. Limerick for a chat about how they met and started Love Me, their working relationships and listeners reactions to the series.

This week, we play an episode of The Truth, Jonathan Mitchell's collaboration with New York's Magnet Theater; they're dedicated to making audio fiction the likes of which you've never heard. It's intimate, it's internal, and it's cinematic, all at once.Motivated by an improv style and by Mitchell's 15 years as a public radio documentarian, The Truth is produced in a manner halfway between a sketch comedy show and a segment of Radiolab (where Jonathan worked as a producer). Today, you'll hear "The Man in the Barn", written by and starring The Truth regular and Magnet Theater highlight Louis Kornfeld; the piece was produced on location in Kilfinane, County Limerick, Ireland, during the 2015 HearSay Festival.Stick around after the piece to listen to a conversation between me and Jonathan Mitchell, as we talk about experimental music, sound art, and cinema.

Sharon Noonan from the Best Possible Taste met Caroline Hennessy at the HearSay Festival that was held in Kilfinane, Co Limerick in November 2015. Caroline and her collaborator, Brian Leach, carried out the "Blind Experiment" during the festival. All will be explained in the podcast!

Wade Murphy, Chef/Owner of 1826 Adare and Commissioner Generale of Eurotoques Ireland joins Sharon Noonan in the studio to talk about the Young Chef of the Year Competition. Food blogger, Rory Carrick, shares his experience of being a finalist in the Cono Sur Food Blogger Cookery Competition. Sharon Noonan meets food writer and fellow broadcaster, Caroline Hennessy, at the Hearsay Festival to talk about the “Blind Project.” Kenmare Foodie Karen Coakley shares a recipe for one of her favourite dishes.

This piece was made during last years Hearsay Festival, and won a tiny award for best story in the In The Dark audio scavenger hunt! It features Pat Herbert of the Hurdy Gurdy Radio Museum, the sounds of the Hearsay Festival church heater, and György Ligeti’s ‘Requiem’. Download: Stardust

Download: Robot Jam I really had no idea what to expect. Where is Kilfinane? Why is it so far away? What has it got to do with radio? The Hearsay Festival turned out to be chock-full of talented folk obsessed with sound in all its forms. Rachel Ni Chuinn’s talk about her intricately wrought documentary … Continue reading Memories of Hearsay 2014 →