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ALT Framework Radio is a weekly radio art program about field recording, and its use in composition. Each Framework episode features compositions by international sound artists. Episodes are not ABOUT field-recording, rather they ARE individual field-recording compositions.
ALT Hear sounds and creators from South Africa, Morocco, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Iran, China, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Columbia; Spain, Greece, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, and Slovenia; from UK, Australia, USA, Germany, Italy, and Ireland in this wide-ranging celebration of International Women's Day.
ALT Often unsung. Still outstanding. Re-Imagined Radio celebrates Women's History Month and several pioneering women radio storytellers. Join us Mar. 18. for our premier radio broadcast and global stream. After, subscribe and listen to our podcast. Thank you.
ALT Every year since 2013 Re-Imagined Radio has offered "A Radio Christmas Carol." It's become a community tradition, bringing joy and festivities to the seasonal holidays. This year, we are pleased to welcome the Willamette Radio Workshop, directed by Sam A. Mowry, for a live performance of "A Radio Christmas Carol," in Vancouver's historic Kiggins Theatre. Yes, a live performance! We offered one last year and it was well received. So this year, the holiday magic returns!
ALT Framework Radio is a weekly radio art program about field recording, and its use in composition. Sponsored by @ReimaginedRadio. Each Framework episode features compositions by international sound artists. Episodes are not about field-recording, rather they are individual field-recording compositions. phonography ::: field recording ::: the art of sound-hunting ::: open your ears and listen.
ALT Framework Radio is a weekly radio art program about field recording, and its use in composition. Presented by Patrick Tubin McGinley, AKA murmer, each Framework episode features compositions by international sound artists. Episodes are individual field-recording compositions. phonography ::: field recording ::: the art of sound-hunting ::: open your ears and listen.
ALT Re-Imagined Radio adapts and shares stories via the radio medium that engage your ears. Play out for your mind's eye. And spark your imagination. We share our stories as radio broadcasts, live and/or on-demand streaming, and podcasts. Our radio storytelling draws from dramas, comedies, oral and aural histories, documentaries, fictions, soundscapes and sonic journeys, radio and sound art. Each story utilizes the fundamental components of radio storytelling: dialogue, sounds for context and/or effect, and music. We provide stories with cinematic qualities inside your mind. The pictures are better there. The screen is larger, and you are the star.
ALT Re-Imagined Radio celebrates and comments on the 1954 radio adaptation of the 1951 movie adaptation of the 1940 story "Farewell to the Master" by Harry Bates. All feature potent combinations of science fiction and critical concern for atomic warfare, along with a very sauve space alien, a flying saucer, and an 8-foot-tall robot. Add "climate change" to "atomic warfare" and the message of this radio story becomes even more compelling.
ALT Easy access! Scroll through episodes of Re-Imagined Radio now available as podcasts. Our new podcast page provides a player for easy listening. Download or subscribe is also easy. So why wait? Visit now. Listen. Subscribe. Tell your friends. Your parents used to listen to the radio. Tell them. We're happy about this. Hope you will be also. The Re-Imagined Radio Podcast Page. https://bit.ly/RIR-Podcast-Page
