Cele mai bune Phoebe McIndoe podcast-uri (2024)

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#15 Kalli Anderson | Kaija Siirala 26:45

3y ago26:45

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The first piece I came across by Kalli and Kaija was Night Swimmer, which follows Marilyn Korzekwa, a 61-year-old swimmer, as she attempts to be the first person to cross Lake Superior, from Michigan, USA to Ontario, Canada. The way Kalli and Kaija think about place and tension within their work is mesmerising; they are constantly questioning how t…

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#14 Jessie Lawson 30:03

3y ago30:03

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I have been following Jess’s work ever since I heard Bats in the Attic on BBC Shortcuts. Jess so artfully integrates two weaving strands of a story together to create a 7-minute piece which is moving, poetic and challenging. The way Jess deals with grief - with curiosity and even humour - is so powerful. We spoke to Jess about Bats in the Attic and…

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#13 Ariel Mejia 32:45

3y ago32:45

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Ariel is one of those makers...you’ll be listening to her work and suddenly a line in the writing will pull you out of your mind and into your body. I experienced this while listening to Ari's piece Chasing Purple. In this episode we explore sound design, bending time and D.I.Y identities . You can listen to the episode here. --- Send in a voice me…

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#12 Zak Rosen 30:35

3y ago30:35

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Zak is a builder of fake cities and real dreams, using the power of storytelling to re-imagine what our world might look like. I was drawn to Zak’s idea of life and stories as works in progress. He’s also not afraid to let his uncertainty permeate the stories he’s telling. I hope you enjoy the episode and have time to explore Zak’s podcast Pregnant…

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#11 Sarah Cuddon 31:57

3y ago31:57

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Redzi and I first discovered Sarah after listening to The wind phone for Heart and Soul which explores the beauty and rituals around grief. Sarah explores big ideas of loss in unusual ways in both The wind phone and another piece, The paddle out, which she also made for the BBC World Service. No matter how unfamiliar the ground appears at first, Sa…

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#10 Courtney Yusuf 34:49

3y ago34:49

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Courtney is part of the team that bring you Today In Focus at The Guardian. He also produces The Wine-Dark Sea for Noods Radio, a sonic cruise around the Mediterranean where each episode explores a different musical genre and the world from which it came. Courtney is someone who thinks deeply about place - and what it means to really take a listene…

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#9 Sharon Mashihi 34:11

3y ago34:11

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Sharon is the creator of Man Choubam and Appearances - a one-woman audio show about an Iranian family, “where appearances are important and the daughter is a liability to the family’s reputation”. When I listen to Sharon’s work I feel like I’ve been placed inside a film set and scene by scene, I’m walking through the story; visualising and getting …

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#8 Phil Smith 31:18

3+ y ago31:18

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Phil is a musician and radio maker. I fell in love with his work after listening to Time Brings Roses - a Radio Cabaret set in Berlin. Phil creates a "schmoozy-coozy salon, a space for burlesque, where shared fantasies become reality". Phil spoke to us about the push and pull of creating stories that balance magic and reality, fiction and fantasy, …

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#7 Nicole Kelly 30:17

3+ y ago30:17

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NK is the creator of Divesting From People Pleasing and co-host of Bitchface alongside Phoebe Unter. In this episode we talk about witnessing stories and the beauty of surprising yourself. We also reflect on shame and how it can be explored through stories and perhaps lead us to a place of healing. If you want to explore how to make stories that wi…

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#6 Sarah Geis 31:56

3+ y ago31:56

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Sarah is a independent radio producer and editor, a former artistic director of Third Coast and the keeper of audioplayground.xyz. We fell in love with Sarah’s piece for BBC Shortcuts Geis & Geis: Pinball Machine Distributors. But as our conversation with her twisted and turned we ended up asking Sarah about her piece No Bad News which tells the st…

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#5 Ariana Martinez 31:57

3+ y ago31:57

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Ariana is a multimedia artist making images, objects, and audio documentary. Ariana started out working with physical art and sculpture. What we fell in love with was Ariana’s ability to translate the physical world - objects, architecture and space - into sound. Ariana says you don’t need to be an expert in Pro Tools to create good stories. If you…

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#4 James T. Green 33:02

3+ y ago33:02

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James is an audio artist and designer who is pushing all sorts of storytelling boundaries. His work is bold, experimental and moving. Redzi and I had been getting lost in his audio zine, scraps of documentary and podcast: U+1F60C. It's really brilliant and we recommend listening! James uses rhythm and repetition in ways that allow you to really fee…

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#3 Bea Duncan | Tess Davidson 30:12

3+ y ago30:12

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Bea and Tess are the founders of ELAN, the Entry Level Audio Network. They create a space for people starting out in their audio careers to share work, connect and ask questions in a judgement-free and supportive environment. In this episode you'll learn interview hacks. We'll also reflect on authenticity, blind-spots and being vulnerable without b…

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#2 Axel Kacoutié 30:43

3+ y ago30:43

30:43

Axel is a sound artist and poet. Redzi and I listened to “How To Remember”, Axel’s piece about discovering himself within a world that tries to shape and deny black people their own identity and experience. Listening to the piece was the same as reading a novel - after those short 11 minutes we felt like we had voices and ideas that were swimming a…

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#1 Arlie Adlington 31:48

3+ y ago31:48

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Arlie is a producer Redzi and I have admired for some time. We first heard his “The Toilets at Home Are All Gender Neutral” piece on BBC Shortcuts and were blown away by how gripping, funky and vulnerable it was. In this episode we talk to Arlie about his piece for The Dig, International Trans Person Helpline. We also explore trans health care in t…

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Telling Stories 1:48

3+ y ago1:48

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A school for sharing ideas and inspiration around good storytelling. “What makes a good story?”, “What excites us most about stories?”, “How can we be better at engaging with this fragile and robust art form?” Each week Phoebe McIndoe and Redzi Bernard speak with a well-known storyteller to receive their golden insights and advice. Like all good sc…

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#15 Kalli Anderson | Kaija Siirala 26:45

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#14 Jessie Lawson 30:03

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#13 Ariel Mejia 32:45

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#12 Zak Rosen 30:35

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#11 Sarah Cuddon 31:57

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#10 Courtney Yusuf 34:49

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#9 Sharon Mashihi 34:11

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#8 Phil Smith 31:18

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#7 Nicole Kelly 30:17

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#6 Sarah Geis 31:56

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#5 Ariana Martinez 31:57

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#4 James T. Green 33:02

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#3 Bea Duncan | Tess Davidson 30:12

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#2 Axel Kacoutié 30:43

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#1 Arlie Adlington 31:48

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