Podcasts about Soundart Radio

At the weekend I went to Totnes to undertake some work with Stelaria Media and Soundart Radio, about how community radio and university-based researchers can better support public engagement. I recorded some sounds from my journey, and had a chance to note some thoughts about the benefit of the community media approach to public engagement, [...]

The third discussion today as part of our World Radio Day conversations, was with Lucinda Guy, of Soundart Radio and  Marla King who makes the [...]

The third discussion today as part of our World Radio Day conversations, was with Lucinda Guy, of Soundart Radio and  Marla King who makes the [...]

Local is not parochial. If ever an example were needed you could do no better than to refer to The Post; sure it's a local magazine for local people, but the tight knit team who run this publication have the experience and know how that would thrive in an 'enterprise corporation'. Long live local where content reigns King! A How Production for Soundart Radio

Devil Woman Radio Show #1 - SoundArt Radio.

Looking for adventures on the 'other side' of the world without the air-miles? Take a trip from Totnes down the River Dart and you'll be transported to a place with new horizons. As Hal puts it: Beautiful river, big canoes... great fun. A How Production for Soundart Radio.

Dr Craig Knight Craig is a workplace psychologist who runs Identity Realisation, a psychological organizational consultancy that helps people and companies maximise their impact https://www.identityrealization.com/ Craig’s research is leading the industry in its analysis of the impact of design.  Craig has developed Led Design, which turns the design process on its head with a huge impact on wellbeing, health and productivity. In this episode We’re introduced to the 3 elements of empowerment. We discover why realising your identity is so important to people in the workplace Why managers need to let go of control And ….how looking at ceiling tiles prompted Craig to explore a different approach to design impact.   Thanks to Dave Clarke from @iamthehow (http://www.iamthehow.com) for production support and invaluable advice in the setting up of this Podcast. My interview with Dave is here https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/multi-story-thinking/id1310700802?i=1000455533960 And more info on the Soundart Radio station is here http://www.soundartradio.org.uk/ Mark Frith for composing the music and all your support and advice along the way. Kay Hanson for her planning support and co-hosting for these and our educational podcasts for UoP I’d really like to hear your feedback on the podcast.  Leave a comment or get in touch via twitter @multi_story. Thanks for listening.  Bye for now.

Rachel is an interior and product designer and……of course….my sister. Rachel runs Forster Inc (https://www.forsterinc.co.uk/), which is an architectural, interior, furniture and product design agency based in Shoreditch.  She studied Interior design at Kingston University, spent some time in Paris working for the Conran Shop before returning to London to complete her MA in Interior design at The Royal College of Art in London.  Rachel and I set up Forster inc in 1997 after she’s completed Ma and she’s been based in Shoreditch ever since and been responsible for the transformation of spaces helping big businesses, local brands and homeowners realise their vision and achieve their ideal spaces. In addition to Forster Inc, she runs SortedLondon (https://www.sortedlondon.com/0), a consultancy that helps clients organise and de-clutter their space and she’s been responsible for the design of the latest Hotbox (https://www.hotbox-storage.com/) products, storage solutions that help facilitate agile working in today’s modern workplace.   I spoke to Rachel in Hotbox’s London HQ.  Yourworkspace (https://www.yourworkspace.com/) which showcases smart storage and smart workplace furniture from several like-minded suppliers. Thanks to Dave Clarke from @iamthehow (http://www.iamthehow.com) for production support and invaluable advice in the setting up of this Podcast. My interview with Dave is here https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/multi-story-thinking/id1310700802?i=1000455533960 And more info on the Soundart Radio station is here http://www.soundartradio.org.uk/ Mark Frith for composing the music and all your support and advice along the way. Kay Hanson for her planning support and co-hosting for these and our educational podcasts for UoP I’d really like to hear your feedback on the podcast.  Leave a comment or get in touch via twitter @multi_story. Thanks for listening.  Bye for now.

A few weeks ago I was at Soundart Radio in Dartington near Totnes, to help out with the Every Child Has a Voice project celebration. [...]

Way back in May, I went to Devon for SoundArt Radio’s Sound Camp weekend. The idea was to get up at four o’clock in the [...]

This week, I had the opportunity to talk to Joris Pekel, Community Coordinator for Cultural Heritage at Europeana. On top of talking about their wider work of making artworks and cultural piece from all over Europe accessible to the public online. During the interview, we also talked about the Europeana Sounds Conference 2016, their Policy Recommendations for improving online access to audio and audio-related heritage in Europe and their brand new page on Soundcloud. On a side note, White Market Podcast is becoming a fortnight event. Our slots on Soundart Radio and Spark Sunderland remain the same, though. The next episode will be online on December 18th and regular broadcasts can be expected every fortnight from that date onwards. LUKA$ – PCH (feat. BUSE) [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-ND The Impossebulls – A Roller Skating Jam Called Saturday Nite [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Conscious Thoughts – Daydreamer (feat. Le Real) [Club Coral] // CC BY-NC-ND *Light-foot – Reckless Elect [Soundcloud] // CC BY George Bizet – L’amour est un oiseau rebelle (Habanera) [LNB/NLL via Europeana] // CC BY-SA Mattias Westlund – Winters Call [Auboutdufil] // CC BY Ruido Selecto – Talismán [Monofonicos] // CC BY-NC-SA All the tracks used as background music during the interview are taken from Jon Luc Hefferman’s album “Elian Mor“. These tracks are available under a CC BY-NC licence. *Starfrosch Hot Track of the Week

Here's the audio to my guest appearance on Lou Collins' radio show on Soundart Radio 102.5FM, on 31st October 2016, (which would have been Jimmy Savile's 90th birthday!) We crammed a lot of discussion points into the time available.

Here's the audio to my guest appearance on Lou Collins' radio show on Soundart Radio 102.5FM, on 31st October 2016, (which would have been Jimmy Savile's 90th birthday!) We crammed a lot of discussion points into the time available.

Wordquest-fm episode 3 featuring "More Country Talk" JHB Peel - broadcast on Soundart Radio 6th July 2011. Around the County of Devon (and perhaps beyond) you can pick up copies of our 'Literary Map for Devon' - but you can also explore the online map here for much more information. If you can't find one and you'd like one, please contact us and if they are still available we'll send you one. The project grew out of a love for words and a love for Devon. If you have anything you'd like to add to the project, just go here. Wordquest Devon is a project of Aune Head Arts, Cyprus Well, Devon Libraries (Devon County Council), and the University of Exeter. It began life as a response to the 'questing' themes of the Cultural Olympiad, and still retains many of these playful and game-playing aspects. The project's live presence began in June 2011 and continues until September 2012. For more info please visit, http://www.wordquestdevon.info http://www.auneheadarts.org.uk http://www.soundartradio.org.uk

Wordquest-fm episode 2 featuring "Small Talk at Wreyland" Cecil Torr - broadcast on Soundart Radio 20th June 2011. Around the County of Devon (and perhaps beyond) you can pick up copies of our 'Literary Map for Devon' - but you can also explore the online map here for much more information. If you can't find one and you'd like one, please contact us and if they are still available we'll send you one. The project grew out of a love for words and a love for Devon. If you have anything you'd like to add to the project, just go here. Wordquest Devon is a project of Aune Head Arts, Cyprus Well, Devon Libraries (Devon County Council), and the University of Exeter. It began life as a response to the 'questing' themes of the Cultural Olympiad, and still retains many of these playful and game-playing aspects. The project's live presence began in June 2011 and continues until September 2012. For more info please visit, http://www.wordquestdevon.info http://www.auneheadarts.org.uk http://www.soundartradio.org.uk