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A conversation with my cousins Gian and Vittoria Battaglia. Recorded for http://Documentally.net and a re-edited to include some promised music at the end.
Vittoria's work can be found here: https://apothecaryofbotanicalmedicine.co.uk
And Gian music can be found here: https://gianbattaglia.bandcamp.com/
Recorded for Documentally.net and the last day of #AudioMo 2024
It's day 30 or AudioMo and I have managed to post a little audio every day. I shall miss AudioMo. But I will be sure to post more Audio soon.
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 27 Where I recount most of what I have been up. Cycling, writing, research, Ham Radio and finding an old SD card and extracting it's secrets.
Recorded for Documentally.net and #AudioMo day 26
Original image of Assange via Wikimedia and licensed CC 2.0. Digitally modified by myself. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 24
A no spoiler review of the 2023 film The Bikeriders.
In defence of authentic sound this audio was recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo
Recorded for Documentally.net and #AudioMo
In this audio, I roll a die to choose one of six books and then roll again to choose what page number I read a poem from.
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo
This year marks the 18th consecutive gathering at the grave of George Orwell in Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire. It all began weeks before the 2007 financial crisis. A small meeting between myself and Dr John Perivolaris, when with Orwell's writings and enduring influence in mind, we asked questions and discussed threatened freedoms.
And now, here in 2024 at the brink of another global slowdown, amidst social and economic inequalities, protracted conflicts and mass protests, this annual pilgrimage continues and we meet again.
Through the years, this informal picnic has discussed government and corporate mass surveillance programmes, restrictions on the right to protest as well as the continued erosion of online privacy.
Orwell stood for decency and kindness. He called out injustice and institutional corruption. And our presence does the same. This picnic is a political act - but it's also a meeting of minds and a gathering of friends who are committed to uphold the values of decency, kindness, and resistance to tyranny.
Throughout these last 18 years, this humble pilgrimage has evolved into an important tradition. It serves as a reminder that Orwell's message remains as vital today as it was decades ago.
Through this symposium, Orwell's legacy is kept alive and his call to resist dystopian tendencies in society continues to inspire a new generation of thinkers and change-makers.
Sat in an Oxfordshire graveyard, we find inspiration and community in our shared values of decency, justice, and resistance.
Visitors have come from around the world. As well as just down the road. You never know who'll turn up. One year we got to meet an elderly man who'd been there on the very day George Orwell was buried. And on more than one occasion we've had a reading from Orwell's son Richard.
Everyone is welcome to this annual gathering - to reflect, to discuss, and to leave empowered with the knowledge that there are fellow travellers committed to heeding that call.
So, bring a blanket, a picnic, and an open mind. This is a meeting of the curious, where we break bread, swap stories, and forge new connections.
June the 25th, 11am onwards, I'll be sat behind The Church of All Saints in Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire, OX14 4AE
What three words address is ///behind.plants.couches
This was recorded for #AudioMo and http://Documentally.net
Adrian Story and his work can be found on http://Uchujin.co.uk
Recorded for #AudioMo Day 10
I attempt to explain Mastodon. Twice.
The podcast I mention is Therapy for me by Ant Short. Can't find a proper URL so you'll have to suffer with this ;-) https://open.spotify.com/show/4VM2nC93XtE9UlQUlF3bA2
I did a quick review in me weekly dispatch at http://Documentally.net but here is a little more detail. Here is an amazon link to it. https://amzn.to/3KE4IjP
This was recorded for #AudioMo and features on http://Documentally.net
On it I chat with my son known as Starl33t on some gaming platforms and ask him to share his current top ten games on the platform Steam.
He mentions games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, Stardew Valley, Lethal Company, Undertale, Terraria, Subnautica, Bloons TD6, SANABI and Portal 2.
Recorded for #AudioMo 2024 in which I have no idea what to record so dig out an old demo track I played on. The track was called Space Cake and was jammed out by my old band Koniguan. I finish the audio by playing the more polished version that appears on our first EP. http://www.Documentally.net
Recorded for #AudioMo 2024 Day4
A chat with Clive 2E0OZX on the local amateur repeater GB3OV
Shared for #AudioMo Feels silly sharing a phone recording of an audio experience that was so dynamic it blew my mind. It really could only have been experienced there and then. Or wherever it tours next. Thanks to EMFCamp for putting it on.
A quick chat with droid maker Lee Towersey at #EMFcamp Check out https://droidbuilders.uk/ for more info on what they do.
Recorded for #AudioMo 2024 and http://Documentally.net (Subscribe for free)
A conversation from 2016 with inventor and eccentric Wilf Lunn. This was first featured on Documentally.net Please subscribe over there.
Fulfilling a promise and remembering Will...First heard on Documentally.netI recorded this audio not long after the funeral of my friend Will Green.
The music at the end is Bach, Suite for CelloSolo No 4 played by Slava Grigoryan and borrowed from Will’s British Mac ARM podcast 31st of July 2020.
Thank you for listening.
Audio recorded at the Thinking Digital conference 2023 for my newsletter http://www.documentally.net.
The supercomputing cosmologist that Bill refers to was Andrew Pontzen.
Thank you to Ian Forrester aka Cubic Garden for taking the photograph used.
A glimpse into the world of #HamRadio. I tune into the Tuesday for me to net on my amateur radio only to find out I might have to be the net controller.
I have a weekly email at www.Documentally.net and an occasional Ham radio email at G5DOC.net
These words were spoken to the attendees of the 1984 Symposium. This audio and other moments from the day including a clip of a talk by Richard Blair, George Orwell's son featured in this post https://documentally.substack.com/p/the-pursuit-of-a-vigilant-society
This audio was recorded for #AudioMo Day 23 and http://Documentally.net. Unfortunately I made a mistake with the mic set up but as it was still audible I left it as it was. I just added my comment on the mistake and a brief cameo from a previous conversation I had with Lauren Laverne. Otherwise it is as is.
What are you doing on June 25th? I'll be at a picnic and you are more than welcome.
George Orwell, renowned author and social critic, remains exceptionally relevant in our modern world. His life and writings offer us profound insights into power dynamics, government control, surveillance, and the manipulation of information.
Orwell's works, particularly "1984" and including "Animal Farm," provide crucial warnings and reflections on the perils of authoritarianism and the erosion of individual freedoms.
Despite being written 73 years ago Orwell's "1984," depicts a pervasive surveillance state not dissimilar to our own era of government surveillance and mass data collection. And we continue to have concerns about the balance between security and privacy.
More relevant than ever is Orwell's concept of "Newspeak", reflected in the manipulation and distortion of language for political purposes in our current age of misinformation, fake news, and the weaponisation of social media.
His exploration of thought control and the suppression of dissenting voices is still a cautionary in societies where democracy and freedom are under threat.
Here in the UK, in the midst of political spin and the use of vague and manipulative language, it's as if no one read Orwell's "Politics and the English Language", with it's call for clarity and honesty.
I recently re-read "Animal Farm," where Orwell highlights social inequality, exploitation, and the abuse of power.
Themes still resonant in societies grappling with a rich poor divide, social injustice, and systemic oppression.
So, as the work of George Orwell aka Eric Arthur Blair serves as an enduring reminder of the need for vigilance, critical thinking, and the protection of our individual liberties, we should continue to question authority, challenge propaganda, and defend the values that underpin a just and open society.
All that said, at its heart, the 1984 Symposium is simply a picnic with friends. People who attend for a variety of reasons. Tribute and remembrance, curiosity, activism, community building, and the desire to remind ourselves and others of Orwell's ideas in the pursuit of a more informed, just, and democratic society.
This year will be the 17th consecutive picnic and will coincide with the official gathering of the Orwell Society.
If you fancy coming along, bring a packed lunch, a drink and something to sit on.
11am Behind The Church of All Saints, The Green, Sutton Courtenay,
Oxfordshire, OX14 4AE
behind.plants.couches
The music used in the audio is called Broke For Free by Night Owl.
More info as ever on Documentally.net
Listen if you are interested in knowing how much internet bandwidth the average UK family needs vs how much most are getting.
Listening to a storm pass over in the garden, wondering if I should unplug my Ham Radio antennas.
This audio was created for AudioMo. If you want to hear the original WiFiHat post it's here https://audioboom.com/posts/156237-wifi-enabled-hat
More info on Documentally.net
A fortuitous chance encounter with Suzi Moore, wife of the late Simon Moore. Recorded for #AudioMo
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A post for AudioMo day 13. There is more info on what this was recorded on and how this was recorded here: https://documentally.substack.com/p/chlorine-and-freedom-audio-51#details
In this piece of slow audio, I take a hydrophone down to a nearby river and record where the we're meets the Great Ouse.
Recorded for Audio. More recordings at Documentally.net
I have a chat with Ash Levitt, President & CEO Heil Sound at Podcast Show London.
Uploaded for #AudioMo
This is a conversation I had with my dad about a very longterm project he has on his farm in Wales.
Recorded for my weekly email delivered from Documentally.net
I was cycling past a village record store and suddenly remembered it was Record Store Day. As I entered, I was welcomed with free beer and sunshine.
A few minutes later a band started playing some wonderful dream pop folk.
It felt like summer had arrived. They were called Lost Chimes and their set was one long and lovely sigh. I was blissfully lost in it all.
Music expresses what can’t be said and is one of the most beautiful vehicles for story. And these two do it so well.
The audio above is a chat I grabbed with Gemma and Nicky Kirk as they packed up.
I will assume you have already found their music on Band Camp. Their previous band Hunt Us is also there.
Lost Chimes have new album on the way and while you wait for that, i’ll leave you with their beautiful cover of Joy Division’s, “Love will tear us apart”.
Thanks for listening.
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In this audio I clipped on a lav mic and headed out to test the Zoom F2 Field Recorder.
Here are some links you might find useful... https://documentally.substack.com/p/black-lives-matter-220
BlackLivesMatter #AudioMo Day 05
Here is a quick overview of the Minelab GoFind 66. I have not been asked to make this audio but must thank Crawfords Metal Detecting for letting me play with this great little treasure hunting device.
Thanks for listening.
This conversation was recorded with my phone in the home of Ted Simon in the South of France on the 5th of August 2019 for my newsletter at http://documentally.substack.com. Subscribe to read, hear and see more.
Ted Simon, his writing and books can be found at Jupitalia.com.
Information for the Ted Simon Foundation can be found at JupitersTravellers.org.
His more recent news is posted on his Twitter profile at @Jupitalia.
It was an honour and a pleasure to get to chat with Ted. A truly lovely man.
A conversation recorded in #Binaural while stood around George Orwell's grave in Sutton Courtenay. In attendance were myself, Christian Hambly, Wojetk Lubowiecki, Adam Bradley, Tony Gosling, Clay Lowe and David Charles.
This was recorded between my back garden and my shed and left unedited apart from the edition of an intro and outro. You can find more on Stephan at https://twitter.com/dotsandspaces
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Recorded with the Sennheiser Ambeo smart headset.
This is a shortened version of a recording shared into the supporter feed of my newsletter at http://documentally.substack.com/subscribe
Recorded on my boat Story Maker on the 16th of April 2019.
An impromptu conversation between myself and Adrian Storey in a car park in Huntingdon. Recorded with the #Rode NT4 and the Rode NTG4+ into the Sound Devices MixPre-6.
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Short audio update update as I pop back to my narrowboat to check if it’s still floating. http://www.documentally.com/newsletter
Testing the Zoom H1N into the app Backpack Studio. I forgot to turn off Airplane Mode and so there may be some interference.
This was recorded for my newsletter. You can subscribe here: http://Documentally.com/newsletter
Thanks to Gordon from @BeerBods. http://beerbods.co.uk I plug them at the end but am not paid to do so. Just a fan of what they do.
While at the festival Carfest South BoschUK asked me to go on a fact finding mission at their #SmartLiving exhibition. While there I chatted with Jade Game about the tech behind the Bosch smart home and Chris about eBikes.
This content was made in association with BoschUK who paid for my tickets and camping and loaned me an eBike for three weeks.
While at podcast movement 2018 in Philadelphia I manage to grab a quick conversation with Maggie Taylor from Radiotopia. #PM18
I nearly called this Matt Wade comes out of the closet. But you would have to listen for that to make sense.
Matt podcasts at http://desertedpodcast.com
This was recorded with the Mikme for #AudioMo
I pop by to chat with Andrew White to chat about his TV show called Walks around Britain. #Audiomo Recorded on the @MikmeMusic
A test of the Shure Lav mic on the Brompton bike. Recorded and edited on my phone. Uploaded via a laptop because Audioboom is broken. #AudioMo
A short recording made with the Mikme microphone, the iPhoneX, and the Sony Walkman Professional WM-DC6
A conversation with Adrian Storey (www.Uchujin.co.uk) on what makes a documentary film maker.
While passing through Saint Pancreas station I was recording binaural audio with my Sennheiser Ambeo smart headset. I stopped to listen to the piano player and we got talking. #music #piano #busker #busking
A chat with Conor McQuaid (@Conasaurus1) after he completed the 150 mile race across the Sahara, the Marathon Des Sables.
I met Eric and Frank while mooring my narrow boat at East Midlands Boat Services in Kegworth. Two of the nicest guys and still working together after 50 years.
While on a tour with http://smilinggrapeadventuretours.com in the Chernobyl exclusion zone I recorded this audio in a cooling tower. Wear headphones and you might be able to hear the howling of dogs. Although it might be wolves. Both are found in the area.
Binaural
Check out: https://www.baavet.co.uk
The guy sat in the car with me is my Dad, Roger Payne. He lives in Wales and I don't get to see him or the mountains nearly enough.
We got together recently and while sat in the car and I took out my recording gear.
As far as I remember I've never sat down to record a conversation with my Dad. He is in his 70's but you would never guess it. Still climbing mountains he's also spent the last few years renovating an old farmhouse and building a business with his wife Lesley.
They make duvet's out of wool. An amazing type of duvet called a Baavet. The business was successful before the dragons on Dragons Den offered to invest. And it still is after my Dad turned down their offer.
Listen to the audio and then if you feel inspired go visit their site. If you are quick you may just catch the end of a sale.
Thanks to @Laica23 (https://soundcloud.com/laica23) for creating the sheep/quilting machine sound piece at the beginning and end.
While delivering a workshop at the University of Central London I bumped into Lee. Diagnosed with hoarding disorder we discuss what it is that makes you a hoarder.
I drop into the house of Mike Longfield. He's been selling metal detectors for over 40 years. We talk detectorists, treasure hunting and the things you can find.
Thinking about Leon Trotsky, my Mother, my Grandfather, and holidays in the mountains my dad would take us on.
A chat with Glenn Le Santo on his #narrowboat Midnight Star 2. #Canals, #Narowboating #NSFW
My thoughts after the recent announcement that Audioboom will go paid for only and delete unused accounts after 36 months of inactivity. http://documentally.com/newsletter http://twitter.com/documentally
I plan to walk from dawn till dusk. For no real reason other than to have a wander down the river. Check out the #RiverRoam hashtag on twitter.
Sick as a dog. Don't listen to this if you are uncomfortable with somebody whining into your ear.
I've got a lot to be thankful for.
Recorded at the #198Symposium and a gathering of the Orwell society in Sutton Courtenay on Eric Arthur Blair's birthday. Audio recorded by Adrian Storey Photo by Andy Taylor Edited by Me
10 years ago thinking these kinds of thoughts was my thing. That's one of the reasons I decided to visit Orwell's Grave in 2007. 10 years later I'm still thinking these thoughts, still visiting the grave. Now the get together is called the #1984Symposium.
The game doesn't necessarily have an official title but at the moment the working title is Base Battles. Feel free to play the game @MiniMentally has given a worldwide creative commons license to not only these rules but also the continuing evolving game. The golden rule is: Have a go!
One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
Http://weareopen.coop One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
Http://education.github.com One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
Http://somethingnew.org.uk One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
One of a few conversations I captured at Over The Air 2016. More content here... https://storify.com/Nexmo/nexmo-documentally-capture-over
Using the Shure MV88 microphone plugged into my iPhone 7, recording into VRP7 and then sharing the audio into AudioBoom.
In my shed considering the weather, the working week, bureaucracy and my newsletter HTTP://Documentally.com/backchannel
All audio in this recording is recorded with the Mikme wireless recorder. it was recorded onto the device and then removed via USB to then edit together in garageband. No levels were messed with. I'm @Documentally on twitter and you can find the guys at @MikmeMusic
Rianne Ten Veen chats with me at the Open University about drones, retinal scanning of refugees and disaster response. #ougradschool
Dr Coward stops to help an abusive and abusive man attempting to enter the underground without a ticket.
A chat with Tom Mansfield and Chloe Dyson at the relaunch of the League of Pragmatic Optimists in London. Http://Leaugeofpragmaticoptimists.org
A chat with Amanda Clark, Christian Hambly, Dave Goodchild , Clay Lowe, Tony Gosling, Charlie Skelton, Hannah Skelton, Alexe and Bill.
I plugged the Røde NT-USB mic straight into my mac and recorded int Audioboom in Safari but for some reason it cut Audioboom stopped recording.
ou_pod This was actually a demo of how audioboom works but I found it thoroughly fascinating... hope you do too.
I chat with Dr James Bruce at the Open University about sell by dates, micro biomes and gut bugs.
The guy in the photo is called Moggy. An acquaintance from years gone by. We talked about a few things including Roly Ford who died recently. May he rest in peace. A part of Rugby that will never be forgotten.
I manage to grab a quick chat with the Austrian Red Cross who are assisting in the refugee crisis.
More information from my visit here: http://documentally.com/2015/10/14/an-afternoon-in-the-jungle/
CalaisMigrants, #Refugees, #France
Recorded with a pair of spaced-omni's from Giant Squid Audio Lab
I'll post more content onhttp://documentally.com/2015/10/14/an-afternoon-in-the-jungle/
I also share stories weekly here: http://Documentally.com/newsletter
A 30 minute discussion about the #barefoot movement with Jamie and Mark from #Vivobarefoot
Looking at the pros and cons of the Apple iPhone 6s and the larger Apple iPhone 6s Plus
A chat with @bennycrime @the_anke and @solobasssteve at #Tuttle in 'The Kitchen' at The National Theatre.
After attending The Open University's Charter day I share a car with Martha Lane Fox. We record a conversation where we discuss The Open University, the challenges facing part time education and even a few words on mass surveillance.
Meeting Anthony Byrd for the first time after knowing each other online for nearly 10 years.
I'm pleased to say that I was phoned later and told by an RSPCA Officer that he'd found the Swan, assessed it, found it bruised and stunned and that It will be fighting fit soon enough. A happy ending.
Recorded in Derby featuring @RichardMackney, @TristanPoyser @Nerdoh, @Martinaedy and music from: MF Doom - One Beer D.O.A. Beer Liberation Army Basshunter - Beer In The Bar Andrew Bird - Drunk By Noon Approaching Nirvana - Beer Remastered
Man in phallic hat was @RiffTrade And here's some photos Richard took.. https://www.flickr.com/photos/richardmackney/sets/72157650384004290/
ale #realale #beer #derby
More info here.. http://documentally.com/2015/01/16/natalie-bennett-leader-of-the-green-party/
futurelearn, #education, #OpenUniversity A chat with Simon Nelson Chief Executive of Future Learn in their offices in the British Library.
Orgcon14
I chat with @williamheath, @dcampbell_iptv and @Doctorow. Check out http://OpenRightsGroup.org, http://www.duncancampbell.org, http://mostlysignssomeportents.tumblr.com & http://Mydex.org
Sean Grant and the Wolfgang can be found here http://seangrantandthewolfgang.com Photo by @125f8 Recorded at @TNMOC during the monthly StationX Geek meet.
Recorded at the #ElevateFestival
eff #intercept #encryption #securedrop #journalism #onetimepad
Dean changed his twitter name from @DeadDean to @deanpuckettfilm -> https://twitter.com/deanpuckettfilm
Peter lives a nomadic life. He travels with a heavily laden mountain bike that hold his worldly possessions. Equipment for all eventualities. He talked about his fear of Freemasonry and 'The Illuminati.' #nsfw
I got to chat with Jason Phipps Head of audio at The Guardian. We talked about what they do and why audio appears to be going from strength to strength.
audiofail as Audioboom pivot in preparation for who knows what.
Shifting from enabling the teachers of our children to Sky Sports will certainly help your bottom line. Bit it won't win hearts and minds.
This was first aired on CBC Spark in February 2009. You can hear the full episode here.. http://www.cbc.ca/spark/episodes/2009/02/24/episode-67-february-25-28-2009/
Nonna, #Family, #Gran
I had planned to test the Zoom H5 and on leaving my shed and entering the garden I bumped into my 5 year old boy playing in his socks. You can hear our conversation and the hiss is the nearby traffic on a main road.
zoomh5 #Audio #test #tech #god #religion #indoctrination #education #childhood
More here.. http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/sep/03/electromagnetic-field-camp-emfcamp-drones-arduino-burning-man #emfcamp
There's more to the story here.. http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/sep/03/electromagnetic-field-camp-emfcamp-drones-arduino-burning-man
emfcamp
Music is the art of fighting without fighting. That should have been the title to this interview. Echo Marley and the Musical Warriors are Nu-generation reggae and fighting the good fight.
http://www.onelovefestival.co.uk/artists/echo-marley-and-the-musical-warriors/
Listen in if you want a free weekend pass to the One Love Festival. Http://superhet.net
Thanks to http://SEHKelly.com for sending me this #ventile hat. I do love me some ventile.
Tips and methods for capturing interviews. Primarily in audio.To accompany this blog post.. http://documentally.com/2014/07/11/interview-techniques/
2014 While holding the #1984Symposium at Orwell's grave in Sutton Courtenay we connect with John Perivolaris visiting Barnhill in Jura where George Orwell, aka Eric Arthur Blair wrote 1984. The song at the end is called Big Brother by the Rebel Soul Band. Other phone voice besides mine and John's is that of @Edent. Second phone call kindly recorded by @SoulCruzer
A Storify from John Perivolaris here https://storify.com/johnperivolaris/1984-symposium-jura
Thank you to the Redeye network for inviting me along to the National Photography Symposium #nps6
Recorded at the request of Journalism.co.uk who asked me to share some tips on making audio more sharable.
She always wants to know what's in my package. Another adventure down my local post office.
FujiFilm I love my X100s but this has me drooling.
The X-T1 is pictured here with the included hotshoe flash and included battery grip.
The first two geeks at @TNMOC's celebration for Colossus' 70th @BristolCrypto and @RobertC
My Grandmother has dementia. She recently developed a pronounced tremor in her hands so I took her to the doctors.
I thought it could be her blood sugars.
The doctor thought it was probably stress and anxiety brought on by the recent death of her Brother.
He prescribed smiling and laughter. Something we could all use more of.
My Grandmother occasionally forgets her husband, daughter and four siblings are dead.
Her Brother just gone was 20 years younger than her, the youngest of five. She was the oldest.
Now she is the last.
A conversation with a taxi driver in a cab crossing Stockholm. If you would like to know more about this guy's story I have his email address.
MericaAdams Http://StephenKilpatrick.com
More of the shoot here.. http://storify.com/documentally/merica-adams
More of the #mericaadams shoot here.. http://storify.com/documentally/merica-adams#MericaAdams
nsfw #mericaadams A chat with Mike @Sizemore about a short film he has written. Recorded in Birmingham The night before the first day of shooting with @RebelUncut.
More info here.. http://storify.com/documentally/merica-adams
Walking the streets of London at night in the cold with nothing but a jacket full of tech.
A talk between @Documentally @AaronBare & @AddWax about Sydney, successes, failures and what we do.
This audio accompanies a blog post here: http://wp.me/p2oezs-X0
Please also visit Roger Overall's blog post: http://thedigitalstoryteller.net/fundraising/fundraiser-syria-print-sale/
Recorded by me over various platforms and edited by @MCFontaine
I was asked to share a few words with Radio 4's show 'You & Yours' regarding the Internet of things. Please check out there site for more audio http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01jh6nf
After we chatted I gave Tom €5 towards his goal of 35 and when i returned later he was nowhere to be seen. I'm pretty sure he had a bed for the night. He looked like a guy anyone would trust and if i'd have still found him there, i would have shared my hotel room as unusually it had a spare bed.
coffee Looking at the Bellman atomic coffee maker.. http://www.bellabarista.co.uk/brands/atomic.html
I record a chat with Leon, an 18 year old street musician and graba a few words with a local Tour Guide at the Saturday market in Rennes, Brittany, France. #AudioMo #BrittanyFR
BrittanyFR After spending the night in a tree house at http:/Dihan-Evasion.org I am asked by the owner Arnaud Le Masle not if i'd like jam for breakfast.. but if i'd like to jam at breakfast.
It was a great morning after a great night. They are https://twitter.com/Cabanes_DIHAN on twitter.
AudioMo
BrittanyFR I take a night time stroll out from my hotel TyMad in Treboul near Douarnenez and along a costal path. #AudioMo
A WAV recorded using 'Smart Record' with the recorder stood 18 inches away on the desk in front of me. Here is the recorder on amazon: http://j.mp/12wZR96