Podcasts about radio production

Steven LaChance is my guest on this segment of "The Strange Reality Show with Dave Emmons," recorded on 11-14-24. Steven tells us about his early experiences at his haunted childhood home in Union, Missouri, which inspired him to write about horror stories with a factual basis. Steven tells us about a shadowy figure of a man that showed itself at all times of the day in his house where he was raising three children. Steven says the ghost or spirit followed him and his family to another home. In 2008, it motivated him to write about his experiences in his first book, "The Uninvited." Which is still a top-selling book about his family's paranormal experiences. Since this spirit would not leave their domain, he wrote a follow-up book "Blessed Are the Wicked (2010), continuing the haunting story. Steven went on to investigate many paranormal stories with teams of experts. That is when he wrote stories about other peoples' experiences in the book Crazy: A Prayer for the Dead (2012), a terrifying tale based on actual events. Steven took an interest in the St. Louis Exorcism case in 1949, researched, and wrote a book "Confrontation with Evil (2017). After that book, he rested from the paranormal until 2024. Steven's new book "Glow" explores the world of nightmares and chilling accounts of the supernatural. The book, "The Uninvited was selected as one of the best Books of 2008 by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He talks about people with PTSD from certain paranormal events. Steven has written the above books but has several sequels that he is working on as a full-time author. His career was in Radio Production and on-air work. He has had TV appearances and consulted various TV shows, including: "The Exorcism of Roland Doe." You can find his books on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and all other outlets. Steven's website is https://www.stevenlachance.com

Scotty Saks is a 40-year veteran of Mainstream Media, who has served in every capacity in TV & Radio Production and syndication. TAKE OUR BORDER BACK NORTH AMERICA ALLIANCE. Scotty Saks Take Our Border Back North America Alliance Steering Committee Team Member from Jalisco (Mexico)

Matt Taylor is Manager of Radio Production and The Voice of the Indianapolis Colts   Listen to CCS episode ​186 where you'll hear Matt tell us about… ● How he got his start in radio at Franklin College while also playing on the football team, setting up all the equipment involved for in game radio and then rushing to the field before kickoff to play, and how that helped prepare him for all aspects involved in radio  ● "Just need a chance" and how chasing jobs in broadcasting early in his career eventually landed him an opportunity with a major local radio station answering phones on the weekends as a way to get his foot in the door, which was the start that allowed him to fill in on air radio shows when someone was absent ● That one quiet July 4th weekend when a couple of Colts guys came in to do some fill in radio shows and they took notice of him juggling 15 things at once and then 2 weeks later, he got that call from the Indianapolis Colts   As always, don't forget to check out our partners and sponsors: St. Elmo Steakhouse, IU Indianapolis Athletics, Java House, This is North Indy, Migration Wealth Management, AP Engineering and Consulting, D&E Printing Company, and our recording venue The Hangar Indy. CCS Podcast Partners: ● IU Indianapolis Athletics: https://iupuijags.com/ ● St Elmo Steakhouse: https://www.stelmos.com/ ● The Hangar: https://hangarindy.com/ ● This is North Indy: https://linktr.ee/ThisisNorthIndy ● D&E Printing: https://www.dandeprinting.com/ ● Java House: https://javahouse.com/ ● Migration Wealth Management: https://migrationwealthmanagement.com/ ● AP Engineering and Consulting: https://www.apecindy.com/ Connect with CCS hosts: ● Connect with Jason: https://lnkd.in/dS82puKp ● Connect with Drew: https://lnkd.in/d-VtF9Hb ● Connect with Matt Hadley: https://lnkd.in/dhAhM36A ● Connect with Matt Carroll: https://lnkd.in/dkv7VmDx

Our Guest: Justin P Martin ---Justin's passion for entertainment has led him into the industry full force juggling multiple roles for nearly a decade, including: Modeling, Acting, Radio Hosting, and Production Management. --Justin started in the industry as a male model back in 2009 for Hugo Boss and American Eagle, while participating in fashion shows, print/editorials, and product launches all across the United States. He's also had the pleasure of partnering with some major television networks such as: Oxygen, Lifetime, Warner Brothers and ABC to star in 3 reality shows, including “Finding My Father”, “This Time Next Year”, and “Vacation Creation”. Justin utilized this platform to showcase his levels of strength while facing some unexpected challenges along the way within his past, and even present. His final production in 2017, followed him throughout a personal journey and experience in trying to adopt a child and living life as a new foster parent. --Now, Justin has decided to face a new challenge within entertainment. In 2017 he started his new journey in Radio Production where he created a new series titled “Out The Box Radio Show”, an online radio platform that provides a home for local and non-local artists to come showcase their talent, work, and overall experience within the industry. --Justin has interviewed multiple entertainers including: musicians, actors, dancers, authors, producers, comedians, brand ambassadors and even reality stars/celebrities. OTB radio show provides a new level of recognition for all their guests, as they are not scared to share their most memorable and even challenging moments live on the air! --Justin's experience in Film has led him to some major roles in the Horror, Comedy and Drama genre. He has worked closely with Fuzzy Monkey Films Production since 2019 to star in leading roles in horror films including Shriekshow, Killer Campout II, Crackcoon and Crackodile. -- --Live Chat with Us Every week... -----Music: Audio Podcast : by Daniel Howse : www.youtube.com/ProfessorSoraMusic ** OneMicNite Theme Song "Chance" & Background Song "Kanye" Host: --Contact/ Follow Marcos on IG/Fb/IMdb/Twitter/TikTok: @MarcosLuis and www.MarcosLuis.com —Show: OneMicNite Podcast with Marcos Luis *Contact/Follow: IG/Fb/Twitter/Tumbler/LinkedIn/Youtube/TikTok @OneMicNite www.OneMicnite.com - - ** Listen to Audio Podcast: Available wherever you download , all digital platforms.. ** Support Us Now: http:www.Anchor.fm/onemicnitetalk ---Follow/Contact -- The Show: All Social Media Fb/Ig/Twitter/Tumbler/TikTok/ *** watch the episodes on Youtube @OneMicNite & www.OneMicNite.com ****Please Support this Podcast: PayPal/ Zell Pay: MarcosStarActor@gmail.com Venmo @ Marcoso-Luis-1 CashApp : $MarcosLuis1 Please Visit: The AzulesEn Online store to find Products that Compliment your Lifestyle: Link : https://azulesen.myshopify.com/products/onemicnite-signature-logo-unisex-talk-live-pod-tee --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onemicnite/support

A New York native and a Rhode Island alum, Nick Cardi, joins Cam's Corner this week to talk all about his career with ESPN.Nick received the opportunity to work as a Radio Production Assistant with ESPN in November of 2021.Nick was also a graduate from the University of Rhode Island in 2020. This made the job search and hiring process much more difficult for someone like Nick in the sports industry. The process of getting hired took about a year after graduating.Through all the adversity he has had to face throughout his journey, Nick is now going on 3 years strong with the best sports outlet in the world. Tune into this week's episode to hear all about Nick's journey and everything he has been able to experience at such a young age!Nick Cardi: https://twitter.com/NCardiRadioLIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt67wUrnmYLGSSAsGEnpZ-gFollow Cam's Corner on all podcast and social media platformsApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cams-corner/id1585645433Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4T2tKB3OSECsm8blrdmkutTwitter: https://twitter.com/cam_iasimoneInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cams1corner/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cams1corner?lang=enListen to episodes on the Cam's Corner official website:https://www.camscorner.orgTune into my self made, produced, and edited documentary on Dan Mazzulla Jr.https://www.camscorner.org/documentary

In this episode, I talk with our Daughters of Change podcast producer and audio engineer, Sarah Stacey, about her recently completed radio documentary entitled -The Iveagh Trust: How Ireland's Richest Man Housed Dublin's Poor.This story about Ireland's oldest housing charity is close to Sarah's heart, as her own family has been tenants of The Iveagh Trust for four generations and counting. Sarah is a freelance audio producer and engineer with extensive experience across live radio, documentaries, podcasts, and promotional audio content. She was born in Dublin, Ireland, and moved to Wexford with her family at the age of 12.She has also lived in the UK and earned her master's degree in Radio Production from Bournemouth University. In 2021, Sarah was a New York Festivals Radio Awards finalist for her documentary, about John Lennon – entitled “Lennon: 40 Years On.Currently, Sarah is in the process of branching out into music production and live sound, with a strong interest in mastering and audio restoration, and is working on her diploma in audio and music technology at Pulse College in Dublin.It seems fitting to start the new year off with this very special Daughter of Change. Sarah is an integral part of Daughters of Change and I know that you will enjoy learning more about her and the fascinating work she does.Links to Check Out:Link to Sarah's Documentary Sarah's LinkedIn ProfileSarah's Website - sarahstaceyaudio.comIveagh Trust WebsiteFollow Daughters of Change:Website:Facebook:InstagramLinkedInMarie's LinkedIn:Daughters of Change Podcast Producer:  Sarah StaceySarah's LinkedIn Profile

In this week's episode of “How do you Say That?!”, Annette Rizzo joins Sam and Mark to talk about medical scripts, being pushed out of your comfort zone and how character reads can inform your corporates! Annette's a member of the Equity Audio Committee so we discuss what union membership can do for you.We'd love you to join in and send us your version of one of the reads in today's show – just pop it onto an mp3 and send it to podcast@britishvoiceover.co.ukScript 1Thank you for volunteering with The War Years.As a volunteer, you will be assisting with a Digital Collection Day.Here's how it works:- The first stage happens at the Welcome Desk – here, the participants are made comfortable and ready to share their stories along with any physical items of wartime heritage they have brought for digitization.- They will be provided with the necessary forms they require to guide them through the process.- Once the participants have completed these forms, they will proceed to the Interview Stage.Script 2Different parts of the limbic system are located on the medial aspect of the cerebral hemisphere and diencephalon.Crucial parts of this system include the hippocampus, septal nuclei, parahippocampal and cingulate gyri, hypothalamus, the anterior nucleus of the thalamus, and parts of the amygdala.In addition, certain parts of the limbic system are vital for memory and learning. For certain specific types of dementia, it's in this zone that some of the earliest structural pathologic changes may be observed. ----------------- Listen to all of our podcasts here ------------------About our Guest: Annette Rizzo was born in the US and moved several times between the UK and US while growing up. She joined a children's radio drama team on a public broadcasting station in upstate New York at just 8 years old. Moving back to the UK at 13, she worked for her local BBC station from 15.She's been a freelance reporter, presenter, producer and voiceover mainly for the BBC, until going freelance in 2005 as a full time voiceover artist. Annette's been very active on the Audio Committee for Equity and has lectured in Radio Production at colleges and universities.https://www.rizzovoice.com/ Join Equity here: https://www.equity.org.uk/

In honour of World Radio Day—which landed on February 13th—this week's RA Exchange celebrates the power of radio in a documentary-style deep dive. UNESCO inaugurated World Radio Day in 2011 in order to commemorate its efficacy in reaching remote communities, connecting with people everywhere regardless of their education level, and providing a platform for positive and democratic discourse. It's also critical in spreading critical information during times of crisis or emergency. According to UNESCO, "increasing radio's journalistic standards and capacity should be considered as an investment in peace." On a more modest level, podcasting and radio, especially in the world of underground music, can help forge in-person and virtual networks and celebrate and spread new and lesser-known music. During the pandemic, it also held together underground music scenes when people couldn't be together in the club, and sustained a kind of intimacy and connection by letting people share music over the airwaves and community platform chat rooms. In this episode, we hear from various radio producers around the world—including Jamz Supernova, Hana Walker Brown, Dublab Barcelona and Hong Kong Community Radio, among others—about why radio resonates so strongly with them. "Good radio is always an exercise in connection, especially host-led radio,” says Rory Bowens, NTS's Head of Radio Production. “The fact that it's a live experience is really crucial. People can listen to something in real time with a huge audience of other listeners at the same time, and that intrinsically connects them to each other." Take a listen to the episode in full.

In this episode, Rick interviews a music and media expert with a passion for Jesus and the founder of Spirit Radio, Jackie Ascough.She is an experienced Certified Specialist with a demonstrated history of working in the broadcast media industry. Skilled in Broadcasting, Voice Acting, Editing, Journalism, and Radio Production. This episode is a MUST-LISTEN! 

(00:00-25:52) – Jimmy Cook and Brendan King open Tuesday's show by discussing what should the Indianapolis Colts should do in the draft with their high pick, if they should explore starting a bridge quarterback for part of next season if they draft a quarterback, and what the offense should do with Jonathan Taylor being placed on injured reserve. (25:52-42:08) – WISH TV producer Petar Hood joins Jimmy and Brendan on today's show to give his perspective on where the Vikings collapse ranks in the worst losses in franchise history, what Frank Reich is thinking watching this team from afar with the recent downward spiral, and what starting Nick Foles would bring to the team. (42:08-48:07) – Jimmy and Brendan close out the first hour of today's show with the breaking news of Mat Ishbia has purchased the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury franchises and look at his collegiate basketball career at Michigan State with Tom Izzo. (48:07-1:12:09) – Coordinator of Radio Production for the Colts Radio Network in Casey Vallier joins Brendan and Jimmy to summarize how he felt witnessing the Colts blow a 33-0 lead to Minnesota on Saturday, how every member of the Colts organization is still putting their best foot forward to pick up a win on Monday night, and if the ability to spoil playoff hopes for the Chargers adds any energy to the team.   (1:12:09-1:28:42) – Following their conversation with Casey Vallier, Jimmy and Brendan start discussing what the state of the Colts franchise is and how the focus of the Colts failure this season should be on Chris Ballard. (1:28:42-1:36:08) – Jimmy, Brendan, and producer Eddie Garrison debate whether the Indianapolis Colts will bring back Chris Ballard because of the way the team has performed ever since the firing of Frank Reich. (1:36:08-2:00:04) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of FOX59/CBS4 joins Jimmy and Brendan to weigh in on the epic collapse last Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings, if he thinks Frank Reich wants to get immediately back into coaching or wait a season or two, and if money would factor into getting rid of Chris Ballard or not. (1:55:49-2:16:06) – NBA reporter from ESPN in Nick Friedell joins Brendan and Jimmy to break down the league wide implications that the Mat Ishbia acquisition of the Phoenix Suns brings, what he has seen from the Indiana Pacers so far through the first 30+ games of the season, and how the trades Kevin Pritchard has made the last five years have built up to this Pacers rebuild. (2:16:06-2:23:25) – The final segment of today's show is spent with Brendan, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their best bets and discussing the official news of Jonathan Taylor being placed on injured reserve.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-23:10) – Coordinator of Radio Production for the Colts Radio Network in Casey Vallier joins Brendan and Jimmy to summarize how he felt witnessing the Colts blow a 33-0 lead to Minnesota on Saturday, how every member of the Colts organization is still putting their best foot forward to pick up a win on Monday night, and if the ability to spoil playoff hopes for the Chargers adds any energy to the team.   (23:10-42:54) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of FOX59/CBS4 joins Jimmy and Brendan to weigh in on the epic collapse last Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings, if he thinks Frank Reich wants to get immediately back into coaching or wait a season or two, and if money would factor into getting rid of Chris Ballard or not. (42:54-58:13) – NBA reporter from ESPN in Nick Friedell joins Brendan and Jimmy to break down the league wide implications that the Mat Ishbia acquisition of the Phoenix Suns brings, what he has seen from the Indiana Pacers so far through the first 30+ games of the season, and how the trades Kevin Pritchard has made the last five years have built up to this Pacers rebuild.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Students in the Audio and Radio Production class at Central Carolina Community College put together a holiday variety show--featuring interviews, stories, and games. Students featured: Noah Jastzabski April Armstrong Mello Hughes Garin Parker Ron Whilden Katylee Barnes Zach Vasquez Ja'Quan Hancock Bryson Lyons Learn more about CCCC's Broadcasting Production Technology program at www.cccc.edu/broadcasting

Trust me. Burnout happens to the best of us Podcasters! If you have been feeling beyond blue about your low audience numbers today's show is all about encouraging you to keep going! Now is NOT the time to give up. In fact, it's the best time to keep producing amazing content and getting those episodes out there. Why? Because you never know who is going to hear your podcast or watch your vodcast. And with each episode you create you are getting better. Or at least that should be your goal. If you are feeling the burnout burn and need more encouragement or just some guidance with your own podcast feel free to reach out to me. I am a Media Coach specializing in Podcasting and Radio Production and I'd be honored to help you on this journey. To book a complimentary strategy session visit https://bookme.name/CHRISTINE/lite/30-minute To check out my rave reviews and testimonials from clients and students visit http://www.ChristineBlosdale.com #Podcast

Fr. Dan Reehil reflects on the Gospel reading for Friday of the twenty-fourth week of ordinary time. Are we ready to serve the Lord with our resources? The Gospel tells the stories of the diverse women who followed Jesus during His time on Earth. Stream live episodes of Battle Ready with Fr. Dan Reehil at https://radiomaria.us/ at 9:00 am cst or tune in on radio in Louisiana (580 AM Alexandria, 1360 AM New Iberia, 89.7 FM Natchitoches, 91.1 FM Lake Charles) in Ohio (1600 AM Springfield, 88.7 FM Anna, 103.3 Enon/Dayton) in Mississippi (88.1 FM D'Iberville/Biloxi) in Florida (91.9 Hammocks/Miami) in Pennsylvania (88.1 FM Hollidaysburg/Altoona) in Texas (1250 AM Port Arthur) in Wisconsin (91.3 FM Peshtigo) Radio Maria is a 100% listener supported radio station. If this broadcast has touched your life, please consider donating at https://rmusa.civi-go.net/donate

Working on multiple projects can be overwhelming, not to mention the pressure in managing everything amidst additional non-work related circumstances. In this episode Xylo chats to Grammy-nominated audio engineer & radio producer, Jeanne Montalvo on her career as a radio producer and her ways and tips on how to work around hectic schedules to produce a qaulity sounding radio production. Distrokid have kindly offered all MPW listeners a 30% discount off the first year of their annual subscription! Use the following link to redeem the discount: https://distrokid.com/vip/mpw Become a member of MPW: https://musicproductionforwomen.com/membership

Hosts Julie Slater & Jason Friday chat with Bee Keeper Barry Funkhouser. Barry is a radio producer turned backyard farm person (Funkhouser Farms). After spending many years making radio commercials, he turned to his surroundings in an attempt to learn the art of beekeeping. Hear what all the buzz is all about (we couldn't resist)...we talk bees...the adult film world (hey now)...radio...production....and so much more. Find Barry and his delicious honey @thatrightsbarryfunkhouser on instagram. His website is www.567podcast.com. Follow @cuzihavetopodcast on Instagram for all the latest news. We'd love to hear from you - email us at cuzihavetopodcast@gmail.com. Find other episodes or leave us a voice message for the show on the anchor website. Thanks for tuning in! Keep on living those dreams, friends, CUZ YOU HAVE TO!! - jULIE AND jASON --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cuzihaveto/message

Episode 61: Overcoming Inferiority Complex (Mary's Incredible Story). Listen to the full conversation here⬇️ http://www.thebeautifullybrokenme.com/podcastIn this episode, I had an amazing conversation with my guest Mary. She has been a victim of inferiority complex which began from childhood. She shared her beautiful story and dissected this conversation in-depth. This conversation would give you the right tools to fully understand how to overcome inferiority complex which has a sibling called imposter syndrome.Some Key Highlights:

In the early 1980s, the University of Alberta funded a series of experimental literary radio programs, which were broadcast across the province on the CKUA community radio network. At the time, CKUA station had just been resurrected through a deal with ACCESS and was eager for educational programming. Enter host and producer Jars Balan – then a masters student in the English department with limited radio experience. For five years, Balan produced three radio series, Voiceprint, Celebrations, and Paper Tygers, which explored the intersection of language, literature, and culture, and he interviewed some of the biggest names in the Canadian literary scene, including Margaret Atwood, Maria Campbell, Robert Kroetsch, Robertson Davies, and many others.This episode is framed as a “celebration” of those heady days of college radio in the early 80s. In it, clips from Jars's radio programs, recovered from the University of Alberta Archives, supplement interviews with Balan and audio engineer Terri Wynnyk. Special tribute will be given to the recently departed Western Canadian poets Doug Barbour and Phyllis Webb through the inclusion of their in-studio performances recorded for Balan's own Celebrations series. By looking back on the pioneering days of campus radio, this episode sheds light on the current moment in scholarly podcasting and how the genre is being resurrected and reimagined by a new generation of “academics on air.”Special thanks to Arianne Smith-Piquette from CKUA and Marissa Fraser from UAlberta's Archives and Special Collections, and to SpokenWeb Alberta researcher Zachary Morrison, who worked behind the scenes on this episode.SpokenWeb is a monthly podcast produced by the SpokenWeb team as part of distributing the audio collected from (and created using) Canadian Literary archival recordings found at universities across Canada. To find out more about Spokenweb visit: spokenweb.ca . If you love us, let us know! Rate us and leave a comment on Apple Podcasts or say hi on our social media @SpokenWebCanada. Episode Producers:Ariel Kroon is a recent graduate of U of A. Her PhD thesis studied narratives of crisis in Canadian post-apocalyptic science fiction from 1948-1989, and what contemporary Canadians can learn from them. She is interested in the ways that the attitudes of the past shape our future-oriented imaginaries and actions in the present. She has published in SFRA Review and The Goose, and is currently a non-fiction editor at Solarpunk Magazine. Research interests of hers include post-humanist feminist theory and philosophy, ecocriticism, and solarpunk. Connect with her on YouTube, at Academia.edu, or her personal blog.Nick Beauchesne (U of Alberta) completed his doctoral studies at the University of Alberta in 2020. He currently works remotely as a sessional instructor at the U of A, and in-person at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, BC. His speciality is in twentieth century occult literary networks and modernist magazines, and he is also a vocalist and synthist performing under the pseudonym of Nix Nihil. As a SpokenWeb RA, he is currently preparing to present at the upcoming Symposium on Campus Radio at U of A in the 1980s and its contribution to debates around sexist language.Chelsea Miya is a Postdoctoral Fellow with the SpokenWeb research team at the University of Alberta. Her research and teaching interests include critical code studies, nineteenth-century American literature, and the digital humanities. She has held research positions with the Kule Research Institute (Kias), the Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory (CWRC), and the Orlando Project. She co-edited the anthology Right Research: Modelling Sustainable Research Practices in the Anthropocene (Open Book Publishers 2021), and her article “Student-Driven Digital Learning: A Call to Action” appears in People, Practice, Power: Digital Humanities outside the Center (MIT Press 2021). Sound FX/MusicBBC Sound Effects. “Communications - Greenwich Time Signal, post January 1st 1972.” BBC Sound Effects, https://sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk/search?q=07042099.BBC Sound Effects. “Doors: House - House Door: Interior, Larder, Open and Close.” BBC Sound Effects, https://sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk/search?q=07027090.BBC Sound Effects. “Footsteps Down Metal Stairs - Footsteps Down Metal Stairs, Man, Slow, Departing.” BBC Sound Effects, https://sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk/search?q=07037171.BBC Sound Effects. “Industry: Printing: Presses - Electric Printing Press operating.” BBC Sound Effects, https://sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk/search?q=07041078.Bertrof. “Audio Cassette Tape Open Close Play Stop.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/s/351567/.Constructabeat. “Stop Start Tape. Player.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/constructabeat/sounds/258392/.Coral Island Studios. "28 Cardboard Box Open" Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/Coral_Island_Studios/sounds/459436/.Gis_sweden. “Electronic Minute No 97 - Multiple Atonal Melodies.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/gis_sweden/sounds/429808/.GJOS. “PaperShuffling.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/GJOS/sounds/128847/.IESP. “Cage Rattling.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/IESP/sounds/339999/.InspectorJ. “Ambience, Children Playing, Distant, A.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/398160/.Johntrap. “Tubes ooTi en Vrak.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/johntrap/sounds/528291/.Kern PKL. “Limoncello.” Blue Dot Sessions, https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/104864.Kyles. “University Campus Downtown Distant Traffic and Nearby Students Hanging Out Spanish +Some People and Groups Walk by Steps Cusco, Peru, South America.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/kyles/sounds/413951/.Lillehammer. “Arbinac.” Blue Dot Sessions, https://app.sessions.blue/album/9f32a891-6782-4a63-8796-cafa323b711e.Michaelvelo. “Packing Tape Pull.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/Michaelvelo/sounds/366836/.Nix Nihil. “Vocal Windstorm.” Psyoptic Enterprises, 2016.Oymaldonado. “70's southern rock mix loop for movie.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/oymaldonado/sounds/507242/.Psyoptic. “Forest of Discovery.” Thought Music. Psyoptic Enterprises, 2006.Sagetyrtle. “Cassette.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/sagetyrtle/sounds/40164/.Suso_Ramallo. “Binaural Catholic Gregorian Chant Mass Liturgy.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/people/Suso_Ramallo/sounds/320530/.tonywhitmore. “Opening Cardboard Box.” Freesound, https://freesound.org/s/110948/.Ziegfeld Follies of 1921. “Second hand Rose” [restored version]. George Blood, LP. Internet Archive. https://archive.org/details/78_second-hand-rose_fanny-brice-grant-clarke-james-f-hanley_gbia0055858a/Second+Hand+Rose+-+Fanny+Brice+-+Grant+Clarke-restored.flac Archival AudioCarlin, George. "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television.” Indecent Exposure. Little David Records, 1978.“Dorothy Livesay.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 8 Feb. 1984.“Douglas Barbour.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 10 Oct. 1983.“Margaret Atwood.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 12 Oct. 1983.“Marian Engel.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 18 Jan. 1984.“Linguistic Taboos and Censorship in Literature.” Voiceprint. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 8 April 1983.“Phyllis Webb.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 16 Nov. 1983.“Poetry: The Sullen Craft or Art.” Paper Tygers. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 1 Jan. 1982.“Robert Kroetsch.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 23 Nov. 1983.“Rudy Wiebe.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 21 March 1984.“Stephen Scobie.” Celebrations. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 26 Oct. 1983.“Women's Language and Literature: A Voice and a Room of One's Own.” Voiceprint. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 4 March 1981.“Speech and Its Characteristics.” Voiceprint. Dept. of Radio and Television and CKUA, 18 March 1981. Works CitedThe Canadian Communications Foundation, https://broadcasting-history.com/in-depth/brief-history-educational-broadcasting-canada.Bashwell, Peace. “Weird and Wonderful Scenes from the Bardfest.” The Gateway, November 10, 1981, pg. 13. Peel's Prairie Provinces, http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/newspapers/GAT/1981/11/10/13/.The Canadian Communications Foundation (CCF). “CKUA-AM.” History of Canadian Broadcasting, https://broadcasting-history.com/listing_and_histories/radio/ckua-am.Fauteux, Brian. “The Canadian Campus Radio Sector Takes Shape.” Music in Range: The Culture of Canadian Campus Radio. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2015, pp. 37-64.Kostash, Myrna. “Book View.” The Edmonton Journal, 17 Jan. 1981.Kirkman, Jean. “CKUA: Fifty years of growth for the university's own station.” University of Alberta Alumni Association: History Trails, March 1978, https://sites.ualberta.ca/ALUMNI/history/affiliate/78winCKUA.htm.Remington, Bob. “Banning of Radio Show Called Cowardly.” The Edmonton Journal, 26 May 1983. Further ReadingArmstrong, Robert. “History of Canadian Broadcasting Policy, 1968–1991.” Broadcasting Policy in Canada, Second Edition. University of Toronto Press, 2016, pp. 41-56.The Canadian Communications Foundation (CCF). “A Brief History of Educational Broadcasting in Canada.” History of Canadian Broadcasting, https://broadcasting-history.com/in-depth/brief-history-educational-broadcasting-canada.Deshaye, Joel. The Metaphor of Celebrity : Canadian Poetry and the Public, 1955-1980. University of Toronto Press; 2013.Gil, Alex. “The User, the Learner and the Machines We Make” [blog post]. Minimal Computing, 21 May 2015, https://go-dh.github.io/mincomp/thoughts/2015/05/21/user-vs-learner/.MacLennan, Anne F. “Canadian Community/Campus Radio: Struggling and Coping on the Cusp of Change.” Radio's Second Century: Perspectives on the Past, Present and Future, edited by John Allen Hendricks, Rutgers University Press, 2020, pp. 193-206.Rubin, Nick. “‘College Radio': The Development of a Trope in US Student Broadcasting.” Interactions: Studies in Communication & Culture, vol. 6, no. 1, Mar. 2015, pp. 47–64.Walters, Marylu. CKUA: Radio Worth Fighting For. University of Alberta Press, 2002.

Virgil and Mark welcome two members of the Mahoning Drive-In Production Team, Mistress Zeneca and John Demmer (and a Surprise Guest), to talk about the stories behind their many Mahoning photo op and scenic creations (from the Land of Oz to the Myers House), Drive-In memories, and more. You've seen Zeneca's work at our WIZARD OF OZ/WILLY WONKA season opener, Tim Burton Weekend, Joe Bob's Jambroee and more, and John is the wood whisperer behind the NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST house, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE photo op, and the EVIL DEAD cabin, to name a few. Meet the maestros behind the delightful (and demented) decor! Recorded 1/24/22 See more of Zeneca's work at her website: https://mistress-zeneca.ck.page/f98bedde00 And John's professional page: https://www.facebook.com/DemmerMillwork For exclusive additional podcasts, videos, sneak peeks, and on-site discounts, visit the Mahoning Drive-In Patreon page at: https://www.patreon.com/mahoningdrivein https://www.mahoningdit.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mahoningdriveintheater/ https://www.instagram.com/mahoningdriveintheater/ https://twitter.com/mahoningdit --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mahoningdrivein/message

"Social Audio" has been one of the audio buzz terms of 2021 and that looks set to continue in 2022. Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Clubhouse are just some of the big names who have looked to explore the space over the last 18 months with audio creators around the world looking at how they can use the tools created to increase engagement and improve discoverability. On this episode of Voiceworks: Sound Business; Jim Salveson talks to Ann Charles. Ann is an expert in audio production and it's accompanying technology. She is also an expert coach for all things sound and is one of the brains behind Radio TechCon (The UK radio and audio industry's technical and engineering conference). In this interview, Ann talks about the past, present and future of Social Audio and the challenges it faces. She also discusses how audio producers can unlock the power of social media to help grow their audiences now and talks about "Audio Objects" a (relatively) new development in the sound industry that could be the future of audio production. You can find more about Ann and her work (as well as details of the free "Socially Sharing Sound" course she mentions on the podcast via her website https://anncharles.tv/ (along with load more useful stuff) and you can follow her on Twitter via @sparkyannc If you want to learn more about sound or find out how Voiceworks can help you unlock the power of audio at www.voiceworks.ai Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

November 26, 2021--On this final episode of Byline Mendocino, Alicia Bales speaks with local youth radio producers Marshall Brown of KAKX at Mendocino High School, and Billy Heatherington of the Radio Production class at Willits Charter School. In the second half of the show she talks with Fort Bragg Vice Mayor Jessica Morsell-Haye about developments with the Georgia Pacific Mill site, which has been shuttered for almost 20 years and is now under the ownership of the Skunk Train owners Mendocino Railway, despite ongoing efforts by the City of Fort Bragg to purchase the site.

Welcome back to the Marketing Mindset Mastery Radio Show, with your host, Marie Mason and co host Plinny Phoenix. Our guest, David Bynum is an Experienced Executive Director with a demonstrated history of working in the media production industry from Columbus, Ohio. He is skilled in Radio Production, Photography, Advertising, Film, Editing, and Media Relations. He is the owner of Star 107 FM radio station. Today's topic is on From a place of loveMarketing Mindset Mastery is broadcast live Thursdays at 6PM ET.Marketing Mindset Mastery TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Marketing Mindset Mastery Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).Marketing Mindset Mastery Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Isolation RadioEpisode 4: Mark Lucek on Shopping During Early Lockdown and Mental Health Isolation Radio, a series created by students on the Radio Production course at Morley College London, where we make use of our home and outside spaces to explore our own and others' experiences of the lockdown. In each episode, we will be including a quote recorded by Mark Lucek to shed light on pandemics past. In this episode, Mark Lucek documented his experiences of food shopping during early lockdown and a piece on metal health. Final Edit by Kay Carter, Radio Production Student and Morley Radio VolunteerImage by Des Carter

If you want to record your own radio programme this episode is for you.

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More draft aftermath and this time, I invite my good Hofstra and fellow Radio Production major buddy Benny Gabel to discuss the drafting of Justin Fields to his hometown team the Chicago Bears. We also go into the Aaron Rodgers fiasco because I figure he'd have some form of joy in what's going on in Green Bay. Subscribe to the HSP Network's YouTube Channel using this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFIiZeRbRWBPMaFnDJce6pA My podcast is on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Follow me on Twitter for updates on the podcast @susaraki1928 https://twitter.com/susaraki1928. Also, follow my twitch channel under the name DJBurningLove. Link here: https://www.twitch.tv/djburninglove

ABOUT USPod People is the on-demand workforce for audio production, powering the industry with our vast network of hand-picked professionals across the globe. In short, we make podcasts, and we also help other people staff their projects with our incredible community of creators. BECOME A POD PERSONAnd if you haven’t filled out an intake survey yet to join our community, you can find that at PodPeople.com/audio-pros.SOCIAL MEDIAFollow us on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Be sure to join our Facebook Group - it’s called Pod People Community. CONTACT USYou can also email us at hello@podpeople.com!MENTIONED LINKSRev.com Trint.comTemi.comMegaphoneSimplecast

ABOUT USPod People is the on-demand workforce for audio production, powering the industry with our vast network of hand-picked professionals across the globe. In short, we make podcasts, and we also help other people staff their projects with our incredible community of creators. BECOME A POD PERSONAnd if you haven’t filled out an intake survey yet to join our community, you can find that at PodPeople.com/producers.SOCIAL MEDIAFollow us on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Be sure to join our Facebook Group - it’s called Pod People Community. CONTACT USYou can also email us at hello@podpeople.com!MENTIONED LINKSSam Walker’s Desert DiariesComing Out StoriesWhat Goes On Media

ABOUT USPod People is the on-demand workforce for audio production, powering the industry with our vast network of hand-picked professionals across the globe. In short, we make podcasts, and we also help other people find  the right  audio professional for their projects via our incredible community of creators. BECOME A POD PERSONIf you haven’t filled out an intake survey yet to join our community, you can find that at PodPeople.com/producers.SOCIAL MEDIAFollow us on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and be sure to join our Facebook Group to connect with your fellow Pod People. CONTACT USAnd please remember - we’re here for you, so send us a note at hello@podpeople.com with any questions, feedback, or podcast recommendations!MENTIONED LINKSSilent Giants with Corey Cambridg‪e‬OPP with Corey Cambridgecoreycambridge.com

The Angelico Project is excited to present the Radio Production of “A Needed Christmas Carol."Written in the style of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol and inspired by St. Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body, “A Needed Christmas Carol” tells the  story of a young teen who doubts his worth and the Love of Jesus Christ. It is a tale of forgiveness!This production is a limited time event, so listen while you can!

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If you enjoy this podcast, consider buying me a coffee: https://adamstoner.com/support I've kept an audio journal for over five years. When I began I was studying Radio Production at the University of Gloucestershire. I've worked for a couple of radio stations since then including the UK's children's radio station Fun Kids where I currently produce podcasts including The Week Junior Show and Activity Quest. During university I would record voice memos on my iPhone and email those to a Tumblr account. I'm not sure I was fully aware of what a podcast was at the time but I suppose that's essentially what I was making; a hyper-deconstructed, voicemail-esque, far-too-frequent podcast. After university I downloaded all of the voice memos and binned the account but I carried on logging my thoughts and capturing sound. These voice memos feature friends old and new, relationships past and present, and places that no longer exist. One of the earliest is my then-girlfriend and I walking around the since-demolished Beechwood Arcade in Cheltenham. Others are filled with the sounds of buskers and church bells, lecturers and concerts. If you listen to the podcast version of this blog post you'll be able to hear some of the things I mention. Soon I realised a lot of creatives do the same thing, especially musicians and others who work in audio, but keeping an audio diary isn't something that's just for people who work in audio. The average person can also benefit from becoming an audio diarist. My setup today isn't that much more complex than the one from 2015. I occationally use a dedicated audio recorder (a Zoom H1 with a pair of Apple Earpods plugged in) but otherwise I still whip out my iPhone to record birdsong, to blab some passing thought into the record, or conduct impromptu interviews with my friends and family (‘where are we off to?', ‘tell us what you can see', ‘what are you doing?') – much to their annoyance, I'm sure. I catalogue and regularly back these recordings up to both Tresorit, my cloud hosting provider of choice, and external drives to make them both safe and highly searchable. Here's how you can become an audio diarist: The best microphone is the one you have. Your iPhone is as good as any studio microphone. It's what I record all of my podcasts on! Introduce each clip with the date, time, and where you are. If there are other people nearby get them to say hello and introduce them too. You don't have to talk. Audio diaries can just be sounds from somewhere. The trickle of a nearby stream, the sound of applause at a stand-up gig, the rowdiness of a central London pub pre-COVID and post-9pm. No written diary is a diary if you burn every page after writing it; no audio diary is an audio diary without audio. Back up your recordings (via iCloud for iPhones) and back them up again. Label them something sensible so you can find what you're after. Let's take my last entry as an example: 141020 (the date) 1856 (the time) at Home (the location) talking about lockdown rule changes (the subject) The key with any diary whether it's written or recorded is both quantity and quality. Record often – I make three entries a day on average – and – for added emphasis – keep what you record safe. The more you add to it, the more valuble it becomes to your future-self (or whoever you might be making your diary for). If audio isn't your thing, I've also written a post on how to keep a written diary too which you can read at /journal.

This ep of the pod is a little bit different - you sort of get 2 for the price of 1 (except podcasts are free but you get my gist). I have had the tables, or in this case the mic turned on me, and I am interviewed about my journey since 'quitting' my day job.Part two of this pod features my glorious podcast wing man Darcy Milne. He was always destined for this podcast as although he first started producing my dulcet tones (haha) when he was working on the multiaward winning national drive radio show 'Kate, Tim & Marty' he has since 'quit' to focus full time on his podcast production company - Pro Podcast Production.Darcy is legit one of the best humans to have walked this earth. Don't just take my word for it, you can ask anyone who has had the pleasure of crossing paths with this true gentleman and they will all say the same. I love his honestly about his journey from juggling his day job and 'side hustle' to making the leap and going for it out on his own. He now makes podcasts for everyone, some big companies like IKEA (one of my fav places on earth) as well as newbies, well like me! If you have ever thought of doing a podcast or want to talk to someone who can help bring your idea to life Darcy is your man. His details are below.Darcy thank you for holding my hand through the past few years, for talking me down or giving me a virtual hug over the phone when I have got emotional - you are a superstar!Instagram: @propodcastproduction Website: propodcastproduction.com Email: darcy@propodcastproduction.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WNYC In Collaboration with The Public Theatre Present: Free Shakespeare on the Radio Production of RICHARD II https://publictheater.org/productions/season/1920/richard-ii/ By William Shakespeare Conceived for the Radio and Directed by Saheem Ali https://www.saheemali.com/ This conversation features director Saheem Ali, and renowned Shakespearean scholar Ayanna Thompson https://www.ayannathompson.com/ You can also listen to an abridged version of this conversation on The Public Theatre's podcast The Public Square https://publictheater.org/podcast12 and English and Spanish transcripts are available there.

Interview with Nima Mosammaparast, MD, PhD, as a guest speaker on vaccines, the immune system, the fading antibodies, and the likelihood of developing an efficacious vaccine. Hosted by Dr. Nizam Missaghi. A Kavir TV and Radio Production

Produccion para Radio. (Radio Production 2020) Intro de Radio para "Dj Shampoo " Voz y produccion (vOICE AND pRODUCTION ) por Eddie Lopez "Dj Toxico" para: EL Studios , Los Angeles.

Produccion para Radio. (Radio Production 2020) Intro de Radio para "Dj Shampoo " Voz y produccion (vOICE AND pRODUCTION ) por Eddie Lopez "Dj Toxico" para: EL Studios , Los Angeles.

If you enjoy this podcast, consider buying me a coffee: https://adamstoner.com/support Everyone has their trade. Everyone needs their tools. I'm one of those arty-farty media types that calls themselves a creative. These are my tools – and as with everything on this website, I don't get paid, accept things for free, or use referral links to earn a commission on anything on this domain. Everything here is an honest recommendation, mentioned because I love their product(s) and think you would get some value from them also. Creative tools Adobe Creative Cloud Ask any creative what software is imperative to their work and Adobe Creative Cloud will be top of their list, period. There's not much worth quibbling about here – everyone uses these tools and for good reason: they're brilliant. I predominantly use Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator. Avid Pro Tools Pro Tools is an advanced, industry standard audio editing software. If you're proficient in Pro Tools you're probably proficient in anything. Pro Tools is what I trained with throughout my Radio Production degree and what I continue to use almost six years later. I edit my podcast and lots of audio for a range of people using it! Codepen Codepen is a playground for building and testing front-end code. It supports HTML, CSS, and Javascript and has supported the development of pretty much all of the web projects I've made. It's a great way to get something down, play with it, and see changes in realtime. Standard Notes Standard Notes is a multi-platform, end-to-end encrypted, zero-knowledge, cloud-hosted note taking app. If you're confused by what half of those things mean, read my 2019 post titled ‘Encryption, security, privacy' at /security. Standard Notes is my digital notebook — a bit like Evernote, Bear, or OneNote — but nobody other than me can read it. As well as day-to-day thoughts, it's also where I keep track of budgets and invoicing for freelance clients, and where I keep my personal journal. It's also where I wrote this blog post before sharing it via the next item on this list… Ghost Ghost is the open-source Content Management System (CMS) developed and maintained by the not-for-profit, can't-be-sold Ghost Foundation. It's what this website is entirely powered by. They host it for just $36 a month. It's a powerful alternative to Wordpress without the bloatware, plugins, or godforsaken PHP. Podcast.co I've used many podcast providers in my time but Podcast.co beat the rest. They don't offer some of the more powerful features that enterprise giants like Omny Studio have – things like dynamic ad insertion – but Podcast.co does do everything a personal podcaster needs, with fantastic support staff and a gorgeous interface to boot. File management tools Dropshare Dropshare is an unsung hero. I use Dropshare to share files among friends and freelance clients. It's the final link (quite literally) in getting my paid-for creations to the people who need to see them. It's a great replacement for WeTransfer (hosted on platforms you control) with support for custom URLs, personal landing pages, and simple security features. CloudMounter CloudMounter is a great app for using cloud based services as if they were external hard drives. I use it for Dropbox, Backblaze B2, and Google Drive. It's great for managing client assets and for saving back-ups of your work to the cloud. Backblaze On the subject of back-ups, you better have some. Backblaze is a one-click solution for entire computer backups. It indiscriminately uploads everything from your machine to the cloud with support for one-year version history and more. It's a good belt-and-braces approach to keeping your files safe. I use Backblaze B2, their low-cost cloud archive option, to keep and store files I'm finished with. Time and project management tools Mail Yeah, Apple's default email client. I just want something to send and read messages and Mail is that thing. Stop overthinking email. Actions and Timepage I've used nearly every to-do list app there is and Actions, built by Moleskine Studio, is the best. Timepage is their calendar app. I use both to track my time and manage both personal and work projects. Vitally, they work seamlessly with each other and I can access Actions on my desktop. What are your tools? The processes behind the work people do sometimes fascinates me more than the work itself. Tell me what tools you use – or tools that you think I might like – by emailing me@adamstoner.com or by tweeting me – I'm @admstnr.

Whether it involved short films or sports talk radio, Justin Dearing has been telling stories as far back as he can remember. Justin is a former high school Film and Radio Production teacher turned School PR professional. Currently, Justin is the Assistant Director of Communications for Carroll ISD in Southlake, Texas and co-hosting the podcast "School PR Happy Hour”, a podcast geared towards professionals in school communications. When he is not telling the story of Carroll ISD or working on his latest podcast episode, Justin can be found either at his daughter Kinleigh's soccer games, watching Parks and Rec with his wife Caty, or researching player stats for the most over the top fantasy baseball league he has been entrenched in for the past decade. During this interview, we spoke about what led Justin to working in school PR and how he carves out time for content generation. We also spoke about what digital citizenship means to him as a school PR professional. To learn more about Justin, you can follow him on Twitter and check out his podcast, School PR Happy Hour.

Business Radio Special: Business Radio broadcasts LIVE each year from MBA Reunion Weekend at Wharton. In this special edition of Knowledge@Wharton, host Dan Loney speaks with Wharton Alum Adam Slohn, VP of Production Systems, Warner Bros. Technology, about his career journey from Wharton to Warner Bros. and how he uses innovative technology to support live action and animated films all around the world! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Money Mechanics. Empowering young people between 11-25 years old with sight and hearing impairments. Radio Production Jade has a chat with guest Marcus about her love for broadcasting and radio production; something she would love to further her career in. You can find out more about Money Mechanics By Clicking Here: https://www.mybnk.org/our-work/financial-education/money-mechanics/ Our Youtube Channel is Here: https://www.youtube.com/user/MyBnkChannel/featured Disclaimer: All views expressed are those of the individuals and not necessarily those of MyBnk. MyBnk are not affiliated with or endorsed by any organisation, company or group mentioned unless otherwise stated.

Cheryl talks about joining BU as an MA Radio Production student.

On this week's episode Kevin Powell talks with Ernie Scatton (1:27), WGN Radio production man, about his life in radio and what it takes to build a great sports production piece. Kevin also talks with The Athletic's James Fegan (19:35) about the White Sox rebuild and Michael Kopech's debut. And finally, NBC Sports Chicago's Tony Andracki (33:57) joins the podcast to talk about Yu Darvish's season being over, the NL Central race, and what the Cubs need to do to clinch the division.

Brendan Tacey or "BT" has a tremendous amount of experience in Radio Production. He's worked in Commercial Production, as a long standing Image Producer on what was formerly The Today Network, and now for the Triple M Network, a rock format in Australia. He's even worked overseas in the UK. Hosted by Dom Evans. 

Ebony Duell presents highlights of the work on the JM 290 Radio Production course.

On Geektown Radio this week it's another special edition, due to Dave being away on a super-secret set visit, so we have interviews with two of Hollywood's top Production Designers - Seth Reed and Erik Carlson.We first interviewed Seth Reed last year, where we chatted about his work on 'Supergirl', designing the world of 'The Expanse', and building just about everything in the brilliant 'Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey'. His latest job sees him return to a much more earthly plane as he tackles the monumental task of recreating Bagdad in Texas for National Geographic's 'The Long Road Home'.Based on the New York Times best-selling book by internationally acclaimed journalist Martha Raddatz, The Long Road Home tells the story of the 4th April 2004, when a small platoon of soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division out of Fort Hood, Texas, was ferociously ambushed in the teeming, maze-like Baghdad suburb of Sadr City - a day that would come to be known in US military annals as “Black Sunday.” To recreate the events surrounding that day, Seth and his team built the largest standing set in North America, creating and modifying over 113 structures on a 12 acre set at a military base in Texas. Seth talks about this incredible feat of production design, about working with the actual soldiers involved in the incident, and how the process helped those veterans. Erik Carlson has been involved in a number of other incredible shows and movies throughout his career including 'Desperate Housewives', which earned him two Emmy nominations and an Art Director’s Guild Award nomination, 'Episodes', Chris Nolan’s 'Memento', the brilliant 'Team America', and is currently working on History's Navy SEALs drama 'SIX'. His other most recent work is Discovery's 'Manhunt: Unabomber', starring Sam Worthington as FBI agent Jim “Fitz” Fitzgerald and Paul Bettany as Ted Kaczynski, aka the Unabomber. For those that don’t know your US history, Kaczynski mailed or hand-delivered a series of increasingly sophisticated bombs between 1978 and 1995, and was incredibly careful not to leave clues or fingerprints, making it extremely hard for the FBI to track him down. He was eventually caught hiding out in a wood cabin. The cabin and its contents had to be painstakingly recreated for the show by Erik and his team, and he talks about how vital it was to make sure every little detail was totally accurate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

0916 Korea On Screen : Korean movies depicting radio and radio production

PRT Broadcaster STUDIO (Broadcast Encoder, DSP Effects, Simulcast, DJ Mixer, Sampler, Radio Automation) STUDIO is designed for those of you who want to enable RADIO AUTOMATION.  STUDIO gives you the ability to manage the full 168 hours in a week of radio programming, setting up time slots for TALK SHOWS, MUSIC SHOWS, NEWS, etc. by making these in advance through a Schedule Manager.  Studio comes complete with everything you need to prep your radio production environment enabling your DJs to confidently go on the air without any worries.

During this hour with Marnie and guest, Frankie Picasso, you'll discover how to create a show worth listening to featuring 8 ways to Grow your Radio Listenership to WOW! 5 Easy Steps to starting your Own Successful Radio ShowThe Secret to Getting Famous GuestsHow to make your show LOOK & Sound Memorable on a BudgetImprove your GROWTH rate with this Simple RULE! The  8 Questions you need to ask yourself before during and after Going on AirWhat you need to consider in the Live vs Download debate! 5 Critical Steps necessary to CREATING a Large Radio Audience7 Important Reasons to  Establish Yourself as a Radio Host Guest, Frankie Picasso, is the Founder & Host of The Good Radio Network, an Author, Artist, Intuitive Therapist & Coach, plus an Advocate for a Socially Conscious Planet. Learn more at www.UnstoppableFrankiePicasso.com Host, Marnie Swedberg, is the online mentor to over 14,000 leaders from 30 countries, a syndicated radio talk show host, the author of 13 "how-to" books, plus she personally oversees two businesses in the retail and restaurant industries. She consistently shares practical, doable success strategies to shorten your learning curve, increase your productivity, and skyrocket your delight in life. Learn more at www.Marnie.com    

Behind the voice of the DJ, radio production is a team effort. This week we find out about what goes on behind the scenes at BBC Radio 1Xtra in a panel discussion from the 1Xtra Live event in Leeds. 1Xtra breakfast DJ Yasmin Evans spoke to her 1Xtra colleagues: team assistant Harrison Stock, assistant content producer Keturah Cummings, producer Alex Lawless and head of programmes Rhys Hughes. They each talk about their individual routes to 1Xtra and their day-to-day responsibilities. And they give advice for anyone trying to get into radio. According to Rhys, there's never been a better time for radio. But if you want to get involved, make sure you have the skills you need – which include shooting and editing both audio and video, coming up with ideas and using social media.

Join Garth Humphries, Jeff Thompson and Pete Lane as they discuss the various forms of "Podcasting." The term includes a wide range of audio presentations, from informal AudioBoom post, to more formal podcasts and even heavily produced Radio Broadcasts. Listen-in and enjoy the various audio effects inserted into this production as well - we had some fun producing this one! #iBlindTech #JThompson6835 #Lane7625 #BlindAbilities

Marc Graue is an American voice actor and sound recording engineer who runs the Marc Graue Voiceover Studios, where the Fallout 2, Fallout: New Vegas and voiceovers were recorded. He also voiced Davison, Keene and some of the generic super mutants in Fallout: New Vegas. His prior work includes voicing Mr. Zurkon in the Ratchet & Clankgames. Another popular role were the voices of Mario, Luigi, and Bowser in the infamous "Hotel Mario," which has garnered widespread attention and has been translated into a slew of memes, mostly due to its critically derided cutscenes and gameplay. This week, Marc talks all things voice over and Radio.  Plus Andrew and Robbo chat about "emotion" in Radio Production, plus ins and outs of Headphones and their use. It's a big show, don't miss it!!

Mike Santos is a self-described “radio production ninja.” What exactly does that mean? It means Mike is responsible for so much of the content you hear on the radio each day. Here’s a bit of his resume… He’s served as Creative Services Director for Entercom here in Denver, which means he conceptualized, wrote, and produced...

Mike Santos is a self-described “radio production ninja.” What exactly does that mean? It means Mike is responsible for so much of the content you hear on the radio each day. Here’s a bit of his resume… He’s served as Creative Services Director for Entercom here in Denver, which means he conceptualized, wrote, and produced...

  Google Hangout for Beats & Eats. Please be sure to add to our "circle" so you are included in future LIVE broadcast events! The virtual lounge takes over the Capiz Lounge at the stunning Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel. Beats and Eats is on the road for the Renaissance Global Day of Discovery. Ray and Gelso host a one of a kind Boston basketball draft party to remember. In this episode recorded on location you'll hear the duo talk Celtics history, the future of Rajon Rondo, and a live report from CLNS Radio locker room reporter Jared Weiss at draft headquarters in TD Garden. Plus,  Nick and Ty talk to CLNS Radio personalities Matt Rury and Sean Bakke about the state of Boston basketball There's even a discussion about organic beer. It's the happy hour for the mind not to be missed by hoops and pop culture fans alike. MORE EPISODE DETAILS and SHOW NOTES HERE! Contact Beats & Eats | CLNS Radio for your next LIVE event!

The show is presented by Dom O'Neill a creative business man and talk radio host. Dom has over 10 year experience working in the broadcast media and recived a Masters Degree in Radio Production and Management from The University of Sunderland in 2012.

Calling in Your Beloved: The Truth about Soul Mates By Sara Wiseman These are terms for what is energetically referred to as a primary soul mate who’s also a romantic partner. But when we set aside all the champagne-and-chocolate that's the hallmark of modern romance, we understand at a deeper level that these significant soul matings are karmic crossings, and they exist to teach us the lessons of soul growth. Soul mates work on soul growth. Do we just have one soul mate? Does this mean your first partner or spouse wasn’t a soul mate after all?Why soul mates separate?  How do you know you’ve met a soul mate? The energy of soul mates.  Soul mates are more than romantic. Sara Wiseman is a spiritual teacher and author of six enlightening books on spiritual intuition. She hosts the popular radio show Ask Sara, and is a regular contributor to DailyOM, VividLife, InspireMeToday and more. Visit her at www.sarawiseman.com Dr. Carol Francis, Clinical Psychologist, Marriage, Family & Child Therapist and Counselor, Certified Hypnotherapist, Reiki Master, Life Coach in Torrance, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach in the Los Angeles area 310-543-1824 for consultation; Radio Production at 310-528-4724.

This is a brief overview of the radio production course.

This podcast is a story created from the comments of students who took the class. It is very informative as to the nature of this course

On The MYOB Show today - should you separate your professional and personal social media?  Today we look at how a split social media presence can both help and hinder your message online and what you can do to avoid social media fails. Guest: Brian Lee -  Radio presenter and web site creator Brian knows his way around a keyboard and has an impressive understanding of the behind the scenes action which goes on on-line. Producer: Alistair Goodier -  Radio producer and presenter Alistair is an MA student studying Radio Production at the University of Sunderland. Presenter: Dom O'Neill -  A media pro with 10 years experience in the broadcast industries. Dom set up The MYOB Show and has many years experience working with social media for radio shows and Podcasts. Why listen? We’ll find out how to make your professional social networks work for you and your projects, why it can be important to keep your personal life out of your business and what you should think about before you start interacting with others online. If you want to make the most out of your social media and create an interest, engaging and professional presence online find out what you need to succeed in the world of social media... Listen to The MYOB Show On-Demand! The MYOB Show: Helping you succeed in your freelance creative career! More info at myobshow.com. If you have a story we should be talking about please do get in touch at studio@myobshow.com or via Twitter.    

Do you create, present or produce creative content or works of art? Do you make your money “else where” and do your creative projects for the love of it? On today’s The MYOB Show we find out whether you need to make money out of what your love for it to be your career? Who’s on the show? Guest: Victoria Watson - Award winning author, who set up Elementary V Watson - a proofreading and copywriting business. Victoria helps writers, students and businesses in the UK, US and Australia with copywriting issues plus finds the time to conducts one-to-one tutorials and run two writing groups. Producer: Alistair Goodier – Currently studying a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) at the University of Sunderland. Presenter: Dom O’Neill - With a Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production plus 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK - Dom knows how to survive and succeed in the creative freelance world. Why listen? Today we discover why it pays to have multiple incomes, employers and skills when you want to make it in the post recession creative industry. We find out why you need to big up your skills and keep the love for what you do. Plus Dom and guest give their insight into how perceptions and working practices have changed and how you can make the most of the new digital creative industry. Want to find out why you are more of a success then you may think?! Listen to The MYOB Show On-Demand! Want to know more check out myobshow.com or Twitter

Do you want the world to see your creative ideas? Blogs are a great way to show people who your are and what you do. That's why Today on The MYOB Show we discover how you too can be blogging success story. Who’s on the show Guest: Sally is a Journalist, Blogger and author of the Who's the Mummy blog. She also founded the Mad Blog Awards, Blog camp UK, Tots 100 and Foodies 100 blog Directories. Guest: "Molly Sears-Piccavey is a blogger originally from Nottinghamshire UK but has lived in Spain since 1998. She lives in Southern Spain in Granada where she writes her blog www.piccavey.com. Presenter: Dom O’Neill - With a Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production plus 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK - Dom knows how to survive and succeed in the creative freelance world. Producer: Alistair Goodier – Currently studying a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) at the University of Sunderland. Why Listen? On the show we discover why you should blog? How you and your creative ideas will benefit? Why you need to keep it real, build trust and keep it personal? Plus we find out the benefits of joining blogging directories and applying for blog awards. If you want to succeed in the crowded world of blogging you need to stand above the crowd and use all the trick of the trade at your disposal. Want to be a blogging success story? Listen to this weeks The MYOB Show! You can find out more when you follow us on Twitter.

On The MYOB Show this week we discover our top 10 tips for successfully breaking into the TV, entertainment and media industries. A creative career is as hard to get into today as ever these days so today’s show is a must listen for all media students, drama and film students plus all other new comers to the business. Who’s on the show? Presenter: Dom O'Neill – MA and BA (Hon) Radio and media graduate with an 10 years experience working freelance in the UK broadcast industry is joined by… Guest: Nicki Nightingale - Nick has been prompting for 21 years in corporate events, conferences and broadcast TV. Guest: Rob Roy Collins -  Rob started out as a street performer back in 1999. Rob combines comedy, escapology and acrobatics live on stage and in the street. Producer: Alistair Goodier - Radio presenter and MA student studying Radio Production and Management at the University of Sunderland. Why listen? On the show our expert guests will discuss why our top 10 tips below really can accelerate your career and help it be the success you want it to be. Top 10 Freelancer Tips: 1. Don’t work for free (if you don’t have to) 2. Be patient 3. Build up your banter 4. It helps to be a tem player 5. Find something you enjoy 6. You need confidence 7. Be organised 8. Always give it a go 9. You need realistic initial goals 10. Be contact-able! Want to know what you need to know before you embark on the road to success? Want to start your careers as quickly and as smoothly as possible? The you need to listen to this weeks The MYOB Show!

On The MYOB Show today we discover how to keep safe when you are working on location. If you are freelance, self employed or your own boss, your health and safety are paramount to your success! No matter if you're on location, filming, taking photos, recce-ing locations, researching, auditioning or traveling around for business the most important consideration when planning any trip away is keeping safety. There are really simple things you can do to make sure you and the people you are working with on location are as safe as possible. Find out what you should be planning for and how easy it is to avoid problems on today's MYOB Show! Who's on the show? Presenter: Dom O'Neill MA and BA (Hon) Radio and media studies graduate with over 10 years experience working in the UK broadcast industries. Producer: Alistair Goodier Radio presenter and MA student studying Radio Production and Management at the University of Sunderland. Why listen? When you're creative business and projects rely on you keeping fit and healthy, you can't afford to leave you safety to luck! On The MYOB Show we find out what you need to consider when planning for your trip away. It's easy to learn how to avoid injury and plan to keep safe while out and about living the dream in the creative industries. Want to know what you need to know before you go? Listen to The MYOB Show On-Demand! Want to know more about success in the creative industries? Find more via our web site at myobshow.com.

On The MYOB Show today we discover what to do in between jobs. It may sound strange to some but if you work freelance, self employed or as your own boss you will no doubt have to deal with dreaded gaps in work. Who's on the show? Guest: Victoria Watson is an award winning author, who set up Elementary V Watson - a proofreading and copywriting business. Victoria helps writers, students and businesses in the UK, US and Australia with copywriting issues plus finds the time to conducts one-to-one tutorials and run two writing groups. Presenter: Dom O'Neill – MA and BA (Hon) Radio and media graduate with an 10 years experience working freelance in the UK broadcast industry. Producer: Alistair Goodier - Radio presenter and MA student studying Radio Production and Management at the University of Sunderland. Why Listen For non-freelancers time off is great because holidays are paid and staffers know they have work to go back to. For freelancers that is not the case. For many of us prolonged time off is stressful! Today we look at how to use time off more efficiently and generate future work. Plus we discover how to enjoy time off!! What is the point in being your own boss and working your own hours if taking time off is too stressful?! We’ll discuss how to leave guilt in the office when you are taking a break. If you want to make most out of the lifestyle you have chosen and maximise your down time, Listen to The MYOB Show On-Demand! Want to know more? Check out our web site myobshow.com.  

On The MYOB Show today we discover the top mistakes made by newcomers to the arts, media and creative industries - plus we tell you how to avoid them! Everyone from the top pop star to the award winning photographer needed to start somewhere and no doubt they made a couple of errors along the way. Who's on the show? Presenter: Dom O'Neill – MA and BA (Hon) Radio and media graduate with an 10 years experience working freelance in the UK broadcast industry. Producer: Alistair Goodier - Radio presenter and MA student studying Radio Production and Management at the University of Sunderland. Why listen? When you're new to the creative business you need all the help you can get to avoid the common pitfalls so many people fall into. If you are serious about making it in the exciting but competitive creative industry then you need to listen to The MYOB Show to put yourself in the strongest possible position. Today on The MYOB Show we give you a heads up on what you need to avoid to ensure you have a smooth and successful start to your creative career. Listen to The MYOB Show On-Demand! Want to know more? We have loads of free blog and Podcasts about success in the arts, media and creative industries via the myobshow.com website Plus we have loads of help books, at great prices written by the best authors available via the The MYOB Shop. What is The MYOB Show? The MYOB Show is here to help you live the dream! On the radio & online. It's the show which gives you all the info you need to succeed as a freelancer in the arts, media and creative industries.

On The MYOB Show today we look into why you should be promoting your freelance services or creative projects on Twitter.   With over 500 million users, over 9 thousand  tweets a second and over 1 billion tweets a week! Twitter is an increasingly important and popular way to get you message out.   Twitter is free, popular and easy to use so there is nothing to stop you giving it a go! Find out why you should take some time to learn how Twitter can help you, your creative projects and your business.   Who's on the show?   Guest: Brian Lee - Radio presenter and web site creator of radiotyneside.co.uk.   Presenter: Dom O'Neill - A media professional with 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK.   Producer: Alistair Goodier - MA student studing Radio Production and Management.   Why listen?   On today's MYOB Show we discover why you or your creative project should use Twitter to promo your ideas and build your professional networks. We'll find out what works, what can go wrong and what easy steps you need to take to become a success in the "Twittersphear".   Want to know how to be an online Twitter expert?   Listen to The MYOB Show On-Demand!   You can find out loads of useful and interesting info free of charge via The MYOB Podcasts at myobshow.com   Plus we have great books on social media success at low prices available via The MYOB Shop!   Get in touch studio@myobshow.com or @MYOBShow  

Radio production can be defined as radio imaging, audio branding & voice overs. They're always going to be needed no matter how audio content is delivered.Full show notes at: http://podcast.musicradiocreative.com/radio-production-on-a-global-level-podcast-episode-11/

Do you dream of making a successful living in photography? If so you need to listen to today’s MYOB show as we find out how to be pro-photography success story! Who’s on the show? Guest: Laura Pearman of Pearman Photograhy. – Laura is now a pro-photgrapher but she an remember having her first camera at the age of 10. Laura has always wanted to have her own business and likes having total responsibility over her success or demise. Presenter: Dom O’Neill - A Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and a BA (Hon) Degree graduate in Media Production. Plus with 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK, Dom knows how to survive and succeed in the creative freelance world. In today's MYOB Show we get a snapshot at the life of a pro-photographer - and we'll find out how Laura became a success in a difficult industry. Plus we discover how you could do it too! If you have the love of the subject and the time (and funds) make it happen you can be a success too. If you’ve ever wanted to travel the world and get down and arty with your photography on today's show we find out how to make it in the exciting but competitive world of professional photography… Only on The MYOB Show! Sponsored by English in Newcastle What is the MYOB Show? MYOB Show is the most honest and realistic show dedicated to giving you all the info you need to kick start your career in the arts, media and creative industries. Here to help you live the dream at www.myobshow.com

Today we find out how to grow your audience. To help us discover how attract and build an audience Dom chats to two guys who have been crafting their Podcast series Read it and Weep for the past 3 years. "Read it and Weep is a good Podcast about bad books, movies, and TV.  We suffer so you don't have to!" – read-weep.com Three years may not seem like much time in the non-digital world however in Podcasting terms that’s a long time. Which makes our guests Podcasting veterans. From the early day’s when few knew of the show Alex and Chris kept working on the it. Over the years they have managed to grow the audience and the community which surrounds the show. Who’s on the show? Guest 1: Alex Falcone – “Alex is a fresh, young, moderately attractive comedian living in Portland, Oregon.” – read-weep.com Guest 2: Chris Smith – “Chris is in charge of all reading and summarizing on the show because of his freakish memory and sexy baritone.” – read-weep.com Presenter: Dom O’Neill - Dom O'Neill - is a Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and has a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production. Dom also has 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK. Find out how our guests Alex and Chris managed to grow their audience and how you can be an online success too! Only on The MYOB Show! Sponsored by English in Newcastle Want to know more about online broadcasting? Check out the blogs at www.myobshow.com. This show contains bad language!  

On today’s MYOB Show we find how to keep cost down in order to survive on the Lower Rungs of the Creative Career Ladder. Want ot work in the creative industries? Most of us who do need to start at the bottom and work our way up. The fact of the matter is that the people who get to the top are often the ones who have both talent but also have played the long game and managed to stick it out through the hard times at the start. Who’s On The Show? Paul Dunn: Founder / artistic director of Sunderland REP. Presenter and writer for Spark FM and Spark Magazine. Paul also has a YouTube Channel. Presenter: Dom O’Neill - Dom has 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK - Dom knows how to survive and succeed in the creative freelance world. Producer: Alistair Goodier – Currently studying a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) at the University of Sunderland. We find out – How to never pay for anything you don’t need to? Why favours are vital! Why a gym is more then just a place to run in the dry? Why you should buy second hand (used)? And also how to find and blag freebies! Plus loads more top tips to help you keep your cost down and give you the good life which you deserve – which can be darn hard to do while starting out in the creative industries. Find out what you need to now on... The MYOB Show! Sponsored By English in Newcastle If you want more info on working in the creative industries check out our blogs at www.myobshow.com  

On today's show we discover how you create a successful Podcast series? We also find out the key elements to success in finding and building your audience. Plus we look at the most common mistakes new Podcasters make. The show is about Podcasting however all the advice, hints and tips could also be use for any type of online content from an ebook series, to a blog, a web video to an online radio show. Who’s on the show? Presenter: Dom O'Neill -  Dom has 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK plus an MA in Radio Production (& Management). Guest 1: Alex Falcone – “Alex is a comedian, writter and blogger who presents the Read it and Weep Podcast. Guest 2: Chris Smith – Chris is in charge of all reading, writing and summarizing on the Read it and Weep Podcast. The Read it and Weep Podcast has been running for 3 years! Which in Podcasting terms is a long time. Which makes guests Alex and Chris veterans in the Podcasting world. From the early day’s when few knew of their Podcast they kept working on the show over the years and have managed to grow their audience and costantly improve the Podcasts quality. If you want your content to stand out above the crowd in a very busy market you need to learn the tricks of the trade and uncover the pitfalls you need to avoid! Find out what you need to know on… The MYOB Show! Sponsored by English In Newcastle What is the MYOB Show? MYOB Show is here to help you live the dream! The show is full of useful tips, discussions and information to help folk like yourself adjust to life after the 9-5.  

When you are part of a live stage show and it has to be alright on the night, you need all the help you can get to make your show a success. The simple act of having your team on your side can make and break you production! On Today’s MYOB Show we discuss how to keep moral high on a theatre stage? We find out why positive attitudes for all are so important? What can go wrong if your crew suffer from low moral? How to keep your crew happy? And we find out why a positive outlook needs to start from the top. Who’s On The Show? Presenter: Dom O’Neill - With a Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production plus 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK - Dom knows how to survive and succeed in the creative freelance world. Producer: Alistair Goodier – Currently studying a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) at the University of Sunderland. Paul Dunn: Founder and artistic director of Sunderland REP. A presenter / writer for Spark FM and Spark Magazine. Plus he finds time to have a YouTube Channel and work at Beamish Museum as a costumed demonstrator. If you look after your creative team it will be alright on the night – find out how on The MYOB Show! Sponsored by English in Newcastle What is the MYOB Show? We are online at www.myobshow.com   MYOB Show is here to help you live the dream! We are the most honest and realistic show dedicated to giving you all the info you need to kick start your career in the arts, media and creative industries.  

Do you love to Podcast, video blog or create radio shows? Have you considered sharing your stage with guests? Guests can give so much to programmes… The right guests can offer you, your content and your audience so much and for relatively little effort and cost in return You don’t need years of broadcast experience or thousands of pounds worth of equipment to create great Podcasts, video blogs or radio shows. On today’s MYOB Show (using language and technology which everyone can use) we find out the best ways to create your own guest driven talk shows. Who’s On the Show? Presenter: Dom O'Neill - Who is a Master of Arts in Radio Production (& Management) and has a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production. Dom also has 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK. Producer: Alistair Goodier – Currently studying a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) at the University of Sunderland. Your Show & Your Benefit: Want to create enjoyable, informative and memorable shows in which quality content can thrive? Find out some of the tricks of the trade (which will allow your content to shine above the crowd)... Only on today’s MYOB Show! - Sponsored by English In Newcastle    

On today's MYOB Show we discover the simple truth that making your team feel valued is the biggest step on the road to creative success. Who's on the show? Presenter: Dom O'Neill - Dom has a Masters Degree in Radio Production (& Management) and a BA (Hon) Degree in Media Production plus 10 years experience in the broadcast industries in the UK. Guest: Steven Woods – A producer, leader and educator at ACT 2 CAM. What is ACT 2 CAM? ACT 2 CAM "run courses designed and delivered by education experts, observing contemporary Teaching and Learning guidelines. We pride ourselves on our extensive experience in education, in both the state and private sector. We teach the skills necessary for you to find work in film and television, acting or film making.”  - www.act2cam.com Now on the flip side: We at MYOB understand the need to take the business side of creativity seriously because if the money stops no-one gets paid. However if working in the creative industries becomes neither fun nor interesting then what is the point! We can all be bored and under valued in the corporate word - where we would be working less hard and have a greater job security. We believe every creative person worth their salt wants to do the best job they can at all times. It's up to those of us who manage such people to inspire them to do the best and beyond. Find out how to inspire your  team on today's MYOB Show - Sponsored by English in Newcastle

Love to Podcast and create radio shows? Want to get the most out of your interviews? On today’s MYOB Show we discuss our top 6 tips for creating awesome interview content. In a world where quality content is king - if your chat isn't up to scratch no tech can save you! Want to know more? Listen to this weeks MYOB Show sponsored by English In Newcastle! On Today’s show will give you all the info you need to know to wow your audiences and create top quality speech content – the holy grail for all Podcasters and radio show hosts. Who’s On the Show? Presenter:  Dom O'Neill -  a media freelancer with 10 years experience in the UK broadcasting industry. With an MA in Radio Production and Management. Producer: Alistair Goodier -  Radio Production and Management Masters Degree staudent at the University of Sunderland. What is the MYOB Show? MYOB Show is here to help you live the dream! We are the one stop shop for those who are self employed and freelance in the arts, media and creative industries. Want more details on how to get the most out of your interviews and our guide to creating quality audio content? Listen to today’s MYOB Show sponsored by English In Newcastle!  

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Like so many other radiophiles, I was inspired to get into the medium by the work of great independent producers like the Kitchen Sisters—Nikki Silva and Davia Nelson. So it was really nice to finally sit down with Nikki and learn about her own radio beginnings. We listened to some of the earliest and still-cool Kitchen Sisters recordings ("Rattlesnakes," "The Road Ranger" and "Ernie Morgan, World Champion One-Handed Pool Player") and discussed the latest evolution of their work: "The Hidden World of Girls, Stories For Orchestra." Adapted from their "Hidden World of Girls" radio series, the new orchestral/multimedia production premieres at the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music on July 28 and 29. Listening to Nikki talk, you can hear one of the essential ingredients in the Kitchen Sisters' success: a lot of passion and a lot of heart.

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We explore the changing sound of radio documentaries (and changing ideas of realism)--from the work of Norman Corwin in the 1940s to This American Life and Radiolab today--with John Biewen of Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies. He's the editor of "Reality Radio: Telling True Stories in Sound," a book of essays by great radio producers.

This is a radio show I did for my Radio Production class this semester. It was my first attempt ever and I think it was ok for a first time. On the show we had a call from Danny Archer in Australia, and talked a little with Nannette Wiskur along with great songs from Benny Hester, Wayne Watson, Steve Green, and many more!