Missouri Audio Project

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The Missouri Audio project is the new home and platform for audio storytelling at the University of Missouri.

Episodios

  1. 27/02/2018

    FROM ROOTS TO ROUTES: A CONVERSATION WITH NICK SPITZER

    In Fall of 2017, the Missouri Audio Project and the Center for Studies in Oral Tradition at the University of Missouri had the pleasure of co-hosting Nick Spitzer, producer and host of the radio show American Routes (NPR). Spitzer is a folklorist, professor of anthropology and American Studies at Tulane University. He sat down for conversation with Sean Gurd . They talked about making radio, crafting segues, defining creolization, recording prison music, and locating the vernacular humanities. Audio Player

    26 min

  2. 17/04/2017

    The Blind Dog and Other Radio Stories: A Conversation With Scott Carrier

    Peabody-winner Scott Carrier is a master of both personal and political radio. He talks about the importance of bearing witness, about telling difficult stories, spinning tales of human oddness, and about the reporter’s responsibility to challenge power structures. The interview took place in front a live audience in Columbia, Missouri (September 2016). Interviewer: Julija Šukys. You can hear Scott Carrier’s work at http://homebrave.com/

    15 min

  3. 15/08/2016

    The Pawn: On Storytelling and Public Health

    Storytelling and Public Health Policy: Lise Saffran explores how to use narrative to effect change.

    14 min

  4. 25/05/2016

    In Praise of Hermit Crabs: A Conversation with Essayist Silas Hansen

    Julija Šukys talks to Silas Hansen about writing essays, hermit crabs, and what it means to go through the world as a transgender man. Hansen’s work has appeared in The Normal School , The Colorado Review, and has been anthologized in The Writer’s Presence . You can learn more about him at silashansen.net .

    9 min

  5. 23/05/2016

    Oddballs on the Radio: A Conversation With Jonathan Goldstein

    Writer and radio producer Jonathan Goldstein talks about starting out in radio, working at This American Life, and blurring the line between fact & fiction on the long-running show Wiretap. The interview took place in front a live audience in Columbia, Missouri (September 2015). Interviewer: Andrew Leland You can hear Jonathan Goldstein’s work for This American Life here: (http://www.thisamericanlife.org/contributors/jonathan-goldstein) You can hear Wiretap here: Jonathan Goldstein’s new show will appear at sometime in 2016.

    10 min

  6. 31/08/2015

    9 Local Students Learn Radio Storytelling at Transom Workshop

    What happens when you put 9 students of all ages, an expert instructor and a teaching assistant together in a classroom with microphones for 7 days? Well, we tried it, and we got nine amazing pieces of student radio.

    28 min
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Información

The Missouri Audio project is the new home and platform for audio storytelling at the University of Missouri.

Ficha técnica

  • Creado por
    Missouri Audio Project
  • Años en activo
    2016 - 2018
  • Episodios
    6
  • Clasificación
    Apto
  • Derechos de autor
    © Copyright 2016 KBIA-FM
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Missouri Audio Project