Podcasts about indiecon

Nicolas Kemper is publisher of New York Review of Architecture, the big, two-colour, newsprint magazine that has become renowned for its long, critical, entertaining essays about architecture and the city. He gave the first talk of the weekend at this year's Indiecon and I loved his enthusiasm for all parts of publishing – not just the fun stuff like writing, editing, and throwing parties, but also what he calls, “building pipes”; making sure that things like their subscription management and contributor invoicing systems run as efficiently as possible. We're playing his Indiecon talk for this episode of the Stack podcast, so you can hear the story of how he and the team are building through their versions of the magazine.

We speak with Monocle's creative director, Richard Spencer Powell, about the September issue and its stunning cover, which asks us, “Where next?” Also on the programme: Nina Prader, the curator of Indiecon, tells us what to expect at next month's event in Hamburg and journalist Dominic Bradbury on his new book, ‘Atlas of Mid-Century Modern Masterpieces'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We learn about two very different magazines this episode, the common thread being events and tenth anniversaries. After Jeremy and Danielle give an update on the 10th anniversary edition of magCulture Live, London, and discuss a few current magazines favourites from our shelves (including Disco Pogo, WePresent and Litt), Jeremy talks to Penny Martin, editor-in-chief of The Gentlewoman. Their 28th issue has just been published, but the focus of the conversation is The Gentlewoman Club, which launched ten years ago. Penny explains its origins and selects some highlight events from that first decade. Then we switch to an interview recorded live at the tenth anniversary edition of the Indiecon festival in Hamburg. Jeremy spoke to two of the team from Indian art and design newspaper The Irregular Times—co-founder Tarini Sethi and features editor Vasudhaa Narayanan. They discuss the Indian indie scene and the origins and development of their publication. We're grateful to our friends at Park Communications for their support of the magCulture Podcast. Find them online at www.parkcom.co.uk www.thegentlewoman.co.uk www.theirregulartimes.com www.indiecon-festival.com Audio produced and edited by Sam Williams

Recorded at Indiecon in Hamburg, editors Vasudhaa Narayanan and Tarini Sethi speak about The Irregular Times, their playful and provocative newspaper dedicated to platforming the creative work and everyday activities of people of colour across India and beyond.

Recorded live at Indiecon 2023, hear from the team at Solomiya, the extraordinary magazine made by young people in Ukraine who are documenting and coming to terms with what it means to be at war. I'm a huge fan of what the team are doing with this magazine – I note in my introduction that I've never seen a magazine like this being made by people who are at war, and that's a large part of what makes it so extraordinary. But it's also skilfully made, thrillingly creative and often painfully honest, making it an absolute must-read.

This week on The Stack we celebrate a decade of independent publishing festival Indiecon. Plus: ‘Linseed' magazine makes supper around a single ingredient and a title celebrating paper-bag ephemera.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We preview Indiecon 2022, the annual independent publishing festival, and speak to the editors of some of the magazines that will be there: ‘Hamam', ‘Ìrìn Journal', ‘Safar', ‘Kajet', ‘Meantime' and ‘Sick'. Plus: Markus Hippi speaks to Priit Hõbemägi, editor in chief of ‘Postimees', Estonia's leading daily newspaper. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We preview Indiecon 2022, the annual independent publishing festival, and speak to the editors of some of the magazines that will be there: ‘Hamam', ‘Ìrìn Journal', ‘Safar', ‘Kajet', ‘Meantime' and ‘Sick'. Plus: Markus Hippi speaks to Priit Hõbemägi, editor in chief of ‘Postimees', Estonia's leading daily newspaper.

This week on ‘The Stack' we speak with Matteo Cossu from ‘Uno-Due' magazine, which is about football and culture. We also preview this year's Indiecon and a mother-daughter news podcast for kids, ‘Newsy Jacuzzi'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on ‘The Stack' we speak with Matteo Cossu from ‘Uno-Due' magazine, which is about football and culture. We also preview this year's Indiecon and a mother-daughter news podcast for kids, ‘Newsy Jacuzzi'.

Founded in 2019 by frontman William Walsh, Iron Will has bursted onto the alt-rock scene by storm. Compared to the likes of Incubus, 30 Seconds to Mars and Circa Survive, the group’s sound is a summation of their diverse influences. Comprised of William, Jeff Daughtridge (Bass) and Jamie Pannucci (drums), the members share a combined 50 years of experience in the industry and it shows. “Our passion for music exudes through our sound and stage presence.” William says, “You will hear driving rock rhythms, with atmospheric guitar & synth as well as melodic vocals. If you delve a layer deeper, you will find meaningful lyrics that inspire.” Winners of the IndieCon 2019 Next Big Thing Award, Iron Will continues to ride the momentum of their debut EP Secrets. Professional critics claim the group is deserving of national attention and it was national attention they received; Radio airplay on over 100 stations nationwide and direct licensing deals with Major TV & Sport networks. That momentum has carried to the live stage as well, Iron Will has headlined Space Coast Music Festival, multiple shows in Central Florida and have recently added Seattle HempFest to their schedule in 2020. If there are bands that you would like to hear on the show or if you’re a band that would like to join me for an interview, please reach out to me at podcast@beyondradentertainment.com. Twitch: Twitch.tv/MrRadChad Instagram: @BeyondRadPodcast | @MrRadChad --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beyondrad/support

This year’s Indiecon festival took place in Hamburg from 5–6 September, bringing people together from all over Europe for a brilliantly defiant (but still socially distanced) celebration of print. This special episode of the podcast was recorded at Indiecon by Nina Prader from Lady Liberty Press, and features the people behind Alien magazine (Portugal), Club Sandwich (France), C/O Vienna (Austria) and Word (Germany).

We preview Indiecon 2020 in Hamburg by speaking to event co-founder Urs Spindler as well as magazine editors and attendees Liz Gomis from ‘Off To’ and Anna Broujean from ‘Club Sandwich’. Plus: we talk to Hannah Taylor from ‘Delicate Rébellion’.

Hamburger Buchhandlungen starten den Podcast „HÖRSTOFF“. Die Lesesaal Buchhandlung macht den Anfang - Interviews mit norwegischen Autoren, Bücherpingpong, Veranstaltungstipps und vieles mehr - und am Ende erfahrt Ihr, wer die nächste Buchhandlung ist, die Euch etwas auf die Ohren gibt.

The second annual Indie Originals Talent Competition is up and crushing it! Several amazing musical entries already. Great to see so many people taking advantage of our EARLY ENTRY SPECIAL - half price for the next couple weeks, plus a better chance of getting your song played on our NATIONAL RADIO SHOW right here! Over $2500 in prizes up for grabs and growing, so jump in while you can at www dot indie originals dot com. Dude - there are endless genres and categories, so you’ve got an awesome shot at becoming an “award winning” musician. You never know what doors that award might open for you! Blues, rock, alternative, jazz, shoegaze, and so many more. We are seriously looking forward to hearing your tracks. Special thanks to all our awesome sponsors - Does Got, Band Brand Pro, IndieCon, Punch’d Energy, Jake Estrada’s SCCX and more signing on. Hit up www.indieoriginals.com. Thanks all!Nosebleed by FlowversFeel Me by ThernicNever Said Goodbye by PRSNAMy Over You Song by Wild FireLanding on the Moon by Kings of the EarthHalf Broke Horses by Summer FranklinHere’s To You by Matthew SchulerWant You To Stay by Autumn KingsMagnolia by Skylar AutumnAre We Anymore by Fear The SpiderPetal by Petal by Katie Hunter

Recensione di Community Radio (Quinn Murphy, 2015), il gioco di ruolo nel quale inscenerete le vicende surreali di una cittadina di provincia, vissute dai cittadini, controllate dal consiglio comunale e riportate dal conduttore della stazione radiofonica. Questa recensione è la versione podcast del mio articolo pubblicato su GDR Time, n. 7 (agosto 2019). Scaletta [00:18] Introduzione [00:46] Inizio recensione [02:06] Di che cosa parla [03:50] Cosa serve per giocare [04:54] Preparazione della partita [06:01] Gli spaccati di vita [08:22] Le scene alla radio [10:12] Terminare la partita [10:54] Conclusione [11:32] Saluti finali Link Community Radio (Payhip); Quinn Murphy (Twitter); Thoughtcrime Games (Twitter); IndieCON; WKRP in Cincinnati (Wikipedia); Welcome to Night Vale (podcast); Community Radio su “Giù lo Schermo” (YouTube). Crediti Voce, testi, editing audio e grafica: Daniele Di Rubbo. Elementi grafici: Copertina di Community Radio © 2015 Quinn Murphy. Font: “Itim” © 2015 Cadson Demak. Contatti E-mail: info@geeckoontheair.eu. Patreon: patreon.com/geeckoontheair.

We speak to Jay Armstrong from ‘Elementum’ magazine, preview ‘Indiecon’ in Hamburg and hear from the team of new climate change title ‘It’s Freezing in LA’.

Versione estesa dell’intervento da me tenuto al primo convegno degli autori italiani di giochi di ruolo, tenutosi il 31 ottobre a Lucca Comics & Games 2018, presso la sala conferenze dell’Hotel San Luca Palace. Scaletta: [00:18] Introduzione [06:09] Inizio dell’intervento [07:09] La mamma [09:05] Davide [11:08] Francesco [12:43] Svolta del 2011 [17:37] Antonio [18:39] The Hangman Saga [20:52] La spada e gli amori [22:47] Giochi forgiti italiani [24:38] Manifesto di Mammut RPG [25:34] Pionieri di una nuova forma d’arte [26:53] Conclusione e saluti Link: Presentazione del mio intervento (Prezi); Trascrizione del mio intervento; Pagina ufficiale del convegno; Hotel San Luca Palace; Manifesto di Mammut RPG; Geecko on the Wall Official Fanclub; “Gente che gioca” (forum); InterNosCon; IndieCON; EtrusCon; GnoccoCON; Google+; Game Chef; Game Chef Pummarola Ediscion; L’Unico Anello; Geecko on the Wall (newsletter); The Hangman Saga; “Northern Courage, Ofermōde and Thorin Oakenshield’s last stand”; La spada e gli amori; Archipelago; Over the Edge. Crediti Voce, testi, editing audio e grafica: Daniele Di Rubbo. Elementi grafici: Copertina tratta dalla presentazione che ho creato con Prezi. Font: “Cabin” © 2016 Pablo Impallari. Contatti E-mail: info@geeckoontheair.eu Patreon: patreon.com/geeckoontheair

Episode 38 features a sneak preview of the 8 indie bands that will perform LIVE AT IndieCon on June 15 in Melbourne Florida! Schedule and tickets at www.indieoriginals.org. Hear incredible original indie songs by Run Raquel Anja and the Dreamers Steve Hodak Liz Johnson Bianca Jazmine Moonlight Drive-In SolSyren and The Spring! Get the scoop on the Turner Talent: Coaching - Casting - Connections New Face Search and all their celebrity judges. Find out what Michael Emmanuel Couture, Kenny Wilkerson, and Brenda Windberg have planned! And don't miss your hosts, Chuck Fresh Jake Estrada! Listen LIVE at 9PM Friday on 16 stations all across the USA, or stream anywhere you get podcasts NOW! Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5tqy_4Up_g

The music competition has ended! It's time to play some of the amazing songs we received! We're super excited to share these with the world! Part 1 of this special IOL episode features AMAZING indie music including four songs from bands performing live at Indiecon 2019 and:STARS by ANJA AND THE DREAMERS from MELBOURNE FLHEAR OUR VOICES by BIANCA JAZMINE from PORT ST LUCIE FL WALK OUT THE DOOR by SHRYL TANDY JOHNSON from MELBOURNE FL TRIGGER by MOONLIGHT DRIVE-IN from PORT ST. JOHN FLALREADY ONE by Tripzville Godz from AUCKLAND NEW ZEALANDRAIN by VIHADS21 from SUMATERAUNLUCKY 13 by wht.rbbt.obj from CHICAGO ILCASUAL by MARCELLA from NASHVILLEANTHEM by IRON WILL from WEST MELBOURNE FL CAN’T LOOK AWAY by MICHAEL STONE from ROCKLEDGE FL FREEDOM by platinum barbz from ORLANDOMORE OF YOU by THREE OF THIRTY from MERRITT ISLAND FL

Every few months, we collect some of our favorite tunes and throw them together for a wonderful little recap we like to call REPLAY. We used to do replays on our shows, but people told us they didn’t get it, so we figured it’d be better to do it this way. Our BEST OF shows are stupid popular, so the best way for us to promote indie artists is to do these periodic collections, so that’s what we’re doing here. So there. First off, INDIECON! Moving along nicely, still time to enter at www.indieoriginalslive.com. Second, did you know our host Chuck Fresh is the voice of Sirius XM radio? You knew I sounded familiar, didn’t you… whatever.Third, there was some sad news in the IOL community last month. As Fast As I Can by Cigarettes and Roses 28Jenny Pagliaro — Massachusetts native, Santa Monica yoga instructor, lead singer of Roses & Cigarettes — -- succumbed to metastatic breast cancer at just 35 years old. Angela Petrilli recalls auditioning for a cover band Jenny fronted. “It was like I knew her my whole life. She’d always be the first person I’d hear from every day. Every. Single. Day. Always checking in, sending each other funny pictures, song ideas, shared plans back and forth on how we were gonna become rock stars…” Jenny beat back cancer in 2015, after Roses and Cigarrets released their self-titled debut album, but in 2016 she was diagnosed as Stage 4. When she returned to performing, one of her yoga students was surprised to find his teacher rocking onstage. She was an inspiration to a lot of people. Last January, Pagliaro had to stop teaching, and pretty much everything else, as she struggled with fatigue and prayed a last-ditch Y90 treatment would be “a light in a very dark tunnel.” Their last EP, “Echoes and Silence” was released in February, which accompanied the “Fast As I Can” video with Jenny’s comment that the song was “about not letting the biggest challenge you’ve ever faced stop you from living your dreams.” Here’s one out to Jenny, and any other people who are living with cancer, or who have lost someone to cancer. Here’s Cigarettes and Roses with AS FAST AS I CAN on IOL.Whisper In The Mist by Alto Key 21Alto Key is a British indie folk artist, led by singer-songwriter Keyan Barton. Barton actually got a scholarship when he went to university. He bought all the essentials for his degree and accommodations. But rather than saving the leftover money (like someone with common sense), he blew the rest on this keyboard. And thank goodness he did. Barton works with other musicians around the world to record and collaborate. Their emphasis on the beauty of real instruments makes for a warm acoustic sound. Check out this gorgeous track called Whisper In The Mist by Alto Key on IOL.Warning Signs by Chasing Shadows 22Chasing Shadows grew up in a town that has seen better days. Their journey started in August 2014 at the Kings Head in Rhuddlan, North Wales, and since then, Sam, Ben, Russ & Chris have been producing powerful harmonic songs that’ll stick in your ears for hours to come. Their new EP, Darker Days, sees the band return to their rockier roots. ‘Warning Signs’ was released first, with the track receiving placement on indie stations all over the world. Here’s Warning Signs by Chasing Shadows on Indie Originals Live. Facedown by 14 North (22)14 North is a Rock band from Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Their sound is a hard-rocking take on 90's grunge with influences from Nirvana and Alice in Chains to Foo Fighters and Puddle of Mudd. And these guys CRUSH it! Check out Facedown by 14 North on IOL.Is It Love by December Fades (22)December Fades is Los Angeles singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Rogers. He has created a beautiful soundscape of heartfelt lyrics and catchy harmonic colorations. Kevin’s voice has been compared to “a soulful Sting,” and even Chris Martin of Coldplay. One listen and you’ll be a December Fades fan too. Here’s Is It Love on IOL.Go by Kid Nebraska (25)Kid Nebraska formed in the fall of 2017 when Josh Kidney messaged Travis Muzney, and Travis jumped at the chance to start a band and brought along Jon Packard on bass. Josh called his longtime friend and guitar mentor Todd Laird. Once the four-piece was established, the band started practicing and booking. Their first single “Go” was released on August 14 2018, and the rest, as they say, will be history. This is an awesome song! Here’s GO by Kid Nebraska on IOL.Balance by Ripley (27)Formed in 2015 RIPLEY in the UK, a three piece alternate rock band, is former classical guitarist Colin Elsworth’s attempt to come to terms with a neurological injury that left him unable to continue to pursue a career as a solo performer. The result is a powerful, anthemic and emotional sound rooted in the tradition of classic rock, compositionally fused with a life-long love of Hollywood film scores, delivered with absolute conviction. The band’s debut EP, Balance and its title track has HIT written all over it! Ripley is currently working on their first full-length album due for release next year. Until then, to hold you over, is BALANCE by RIPLEY on IOL!Cold heart by rebecca jane (27)22 year old Rebecca Jayne from the UK released her debut single ‘I Want More’ in July 2016. The single made it into the Top 100 iTunes Country Charts. Rebecca has spent time in Nashville playing at The Bluebird Cafe and Tootsies. She has been capturing audiences with her captivating voice and intricate guitar skills.Kassidy Lynne - Diamond (27)Kassidy Lynne is a Country singer/songwriter from Seattle. She wanted to be Hannah Montana when she was 9, so she began singing and acting. Acting didn’t work out but singing sure did. Kassidy recorded her first EP in Nashville on her 14th birthday. Kassidy also competed in the Miss Washington Teen USA Pageant and Miss International Junior Miss where she received 1st runner up in 2016. Here’s beauty queen Kassidy Lynne with Diamond on IOL. Jacob melton -- 90 proof smooth (27)Jacob Melton is a singer/songwriter from moonshine country in Tennessee. His great grandfather still plays bluegrass music at age 89 and in his younger days, he played bass in rock bands. From 2009 to 2016 Jacob was lead vocals and rhythm guitarist in the band "Burning Years" and wrote a majority of their original music. Now, he’s writing and performing solo, and this is exactly where the good lord meant him to be. You’ll hear why. In what might be the song of the summer this year, check out 90 PROOF SMOOTH by Jacob Melton on IOL.Goran -- call it quits (28)Under a Nashville Sky marks the return of Goran, lead singer and songwriter of Milwaukee’s “The Gufs.” What started out as songs meant to be pitched to the country market, became a Goran solo project! Check out the ever-hopeful Call It Quits on IOL.A bad called sad - mambo number 6 (28)SAD is an upbeat alternative rock band from New York City with -- brace yourself and put your thinking cap on - ready? “An undercurrent of sadness that tries to capture a nostalgia for things that never really happened.” Yeah. Marlon Marcy, C-Bunz, Taylor Crawford, Logan S--O-S, Jules AVALON, and Matthew Serianni are a band called SAD, and here’s Mambo Number 6 on Indie Originals Live.Explode by animal sun (28)Animal Sun takes on some classic genres, and gives them a fresh, youthful spin all their own. Formed in 2015 and lead by two brothers; vocalist and Songwriter Steven Alton and Drummer/Vocalist William Alton, Animal Sun have devastated Virginia with their talent. THe name Animal Sun was in dedication to the Alton's childhood friend James Sun, who's life was tragically cut short in 2011. Their debut single “Explode” will be featured on Animal Sun's first album, now in production. And we can’t wait! Here’s Explode on IOL.(yes, these are actually the show notes ;-)

How we got here, what Indie Originals Live is all about, and why you should be at IndieCon 2019! Tickets available at www.indieoriginalslive.com. Hear some of the featured IndieCon artists including Anja and the Dreamers, Bianca Jazmine, Run Raquel, Steve Hodak, Moonlight Drive-In, Lady Tandy, and Solsyren!

More AMAZING Indie Music! You Said Wait by Kim Petrarca, A Little Bit Crazy by Anja and the Dreamers, It’s Gonna Take A Little Longer by Run Raquel, Devil In An Angel Disguise by Kamryn Palmer, Running With Wolves by Alto Key, Under The Influence by Cloverdayle, I Go Out by JC Andersen Band, Like You Should by Kyle Rogan, and Better Trust Me by Terretta Storm. PLUS our BIG ANNOUNCEMENT about INDIECON 2019! Check it out at www.indieoriginals.com!

Schön gestaltet, eklektisch bestückt: Mit Urs und Anne von Indiecon haben wir über die Zukunft unabhängiger Magazine gesprochen.Der Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/kultur/n99-urs-spindler-und-anne-graefe-von-indiecon-ueber-independent-magazine

Ausgerüstet mit einem Mikrofon besuchen Britta und Sebastian die Indiecon 2018 im Hamburger Oberhafen. Auf der Fachkonferenz für Independent Publishing sprachen sie mit den Veranstaltern Malte Brenneisen und Urs Spindler und einigen Publishern.

We speak to the editor of protest title ‘Good Trouble’ and preview Indiecon 2018 and other media events coming up in the next few months.

"Independent magazines are more like a culture than a market." Urs Spindler and Malte Brenneisen are the co-organisers of Indiecon, the co-editors of Gentle Rain magazine, and the co-founders of Die Brueder, the creative agency based in Hamburg and Berlin. For this final episode from Indiecon 2017, I spoke to them about the challenges faced by independent magazine makers today, and heard their thoughts as both industry commentators and individual creators.

"I would have quite liked it if we hadn't needed to publish The New European in the first place." Steve Anglesey is digital content director of The New European, the multi-award-winning newspaper that was set up in nine days as a response to Brexit. The whole project was only expected to last a few weeks, but one year on, he reflects on the newspaper's first year in print. Recorded live in front of an audience at the Indiecon festival in Hamburg in August 2017.

We catch Agnese Kleina, fresh from the stage at Indiecon, to speak about her upcoming Benji Dinner project, and the community-building power of independent magazines.

Steve escapes to the lake with Nelson Ng, creator of Lost magazine, to hear about his nascent publishing empire, and the way that mobile phones are revolutionising independent print magazines in China. Recorded at the Indiecon festival in Hamburg.