What Phish Sounds Like To People Who Don't Like Phish
I am going to go ahead and say this qualifies as audio documentary. Hilarious and also brilliant in the vein of Revolution #9 or Zappa.
audiodocumentarydotorg
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links
- AD on Twitter
- AudioDocumentary.org RSS FEED
- ABC (Australia)
- American Radio Works
- And the Winner Is... (CBC)
- Archive.org Audio
- BBC Radio
- BBC World Service Documentaries
- Center for Documentary Studies
- Hearing Voices
- Long Haul Productions
- NPR
- One in 8 Million (NYT slides show series)
- PRX
- Public Radio International
- Radio Diaries
- Radiolab
- Radio Netherlands Documentaries
- Radio New Zealand
- RTÉ Doc on One (Ireland)
- Story Corps
- Sound Portraits
- Soundprint
- SpokenWord.org
- Sound Snap
- Studio 360
- Talking History
- Third Coast
- This American Life
- Transom
- This I Believe
- Weekend America
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added november 3, 2011
Occupy London Stock Exchange (Updated)
The Occupy movement has spread to London, where the nearest open lcoation to the stock exchange is in front of St Paul's Cathedral. Two clergymen have resigned over how the tents and protestors have been dealt with. It's being reported outside the mainstream media by the likes of student radio station SOAS Radio (Part 2 is here) and citizen journalists including The Shout (in multiple Audioboos).
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Playtime: 6 minutes 24 seconds
Date: October, 2011
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added october 29, 2011
Slate: Audio Horror Resurgence
"These days, radio drama is as dead as disco, kept on life support mostly by the BBC. But it shouldn’t be this way. Sound has a way of slithering into our ears and burrowing deep down into the folds and wrinkles of our brains in ways that sight does not."
added october 28, 2011
The Game of Kings
The Game of Kings by SoundrichDuring the late 19th Century, New York tycoons created the first U.S. polo club in their Newport, Rhode Island summer retreat. Today the sport endures, steeped in tradition -- with one noticeable exception. Produced by Jim Pontarelli and another in a series from the 2011 summer audio retreat at Duke University’s Center for Documentary Studies.
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Playtime: 5 minutes 25 seconds
added october 20, 2011