Brought together by XMTR's Lucia Scazzocchio, Jodie Taylor and Lucy Dearlove - Soundcraft is an exciting new space for sonic education... Their first course features Arlie Adlington and Tullis Rennie on Sonic World Building. Snap yourself up a ticket! www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sonic-worl...

It is, finally, the right season for this Larkin poem.

The body changes the horizon… The first in a new series of Hearsay Festival winners on the Radio Atlas podcast today - listen to The Issue by Eva De Groote and Ruben Nachtergaele www.radioatlas.org/the-issue/

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This is awesome news for anyone who cares about (or makes) audio that expands our sense of what's possible

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CBC, ABC and BBC Partner to Revive Beloved Audio Series 'Short Cuts' https://podnews.net/press-release/short-cuts-to-return

This looks like such an exciting and thoughtful new collaboration between @inthedarkradio.bsky.social and @multitrack.bsky.social! An Audio Artist Pathway for mid-career producers…

Tonight on BBC Radio 3, our current series of Afterwords concludes with an exploration of the trumpet player, composer and conductor Elgar - Gary - Howarth Produced by Alan Hall Listen at 7pm www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Transom turns 25 this year and we’re celebrating by throwing a festival for YOU. September 17–19 // Woods Hole, MA Master class workshops, live performances & music, beach time, opportunities to make stuff, and a 25th anniversary party. Tickets & details→ transom.org/transom25/

This is a beautiful tribute to one to the greatest radio producers of all time, and my mentor. As I listened to pieces of Larry’s stories, I felt a big sadness that public radio doesn’t play things like this anymore—stories full of people out there in America just getting through the day.

Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil found dead after being trapped in rubble following Israeli strike, obstruction of rescue: cpj.org?p=583367

This festival at the Barbican looks wonderful - Pamela Z! Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman! Nyokabi Kariũki! www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/ser...

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Now on BBC Sounds - www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

“The first time I saw Franz Liszt, I was about seven years old, and already accustomed to seeing the spirits of the so-called dead...” Pick of the day in the @radiotimes, tonight’s edition of Afterwords on @bbcradio3 explores the work of Rosemary Brown… www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

When an NPR station got its first blind reporter they called Andrew Leland for guidance. That moment led Andrew to write a manifesto on how blind audio journalists and their colleagues can work together, covering field recording, DAWs, editing, and belonging. transom.org/2026/why-and...

Please use this snake oil, we’ve bought truckloads of it!

Into the Ether, another banger from Falling Tree. Its so so lovely hearing about radio as art

Afterwords, our series of archive-led documentaries, returns to BBC Radio 3 tonight at 7pm. Opening with an exploration of the musical versatility of Richard Rodney Bennett - composer, pianist, jazz musician, cabaret singer, film score writer and avant-gardist www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Recommending: A recent radio programme on the history of the imaginative radio feature. It's called 'Into the Ether' and broadcast as part of BBC Radio 4's Archive on 4 strand. There are extracts from the 'Inventions for Radio' Delia worked on with Barry Bermange. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

"Here were two beautiful and evocative stories told by the people from Falling Tree productions. Yes, radio can be so much more than two people yakking in a studio..." Great to see both Alan Hall's Cannon Fodder and Eleanor McDowall's Into the Ether in this - www.irishnews.com/entertainmen...

Loved chatting with Mitra Kaboli on The Selects podcast about radio in translation and our gaps in memory and language, which obscure the radical, experimental history of the medium… pod.fo/e/3fa2d5

Enjoyed this ghostly wander through singing walls, over underground rivers and past a chorus of haunted air conditioners… and particularly @drmatthewsweet.bsky.social’s curse on those who might hollow out our imaginative spaces in order to build luxury flats…

okay, y'all: what do you think is the best narrative documentary podcast that reveals how a system works -- any system -- through intimate, riveting storytelling?

Just listened to this fascinating documentary about imaginative radio www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m... Now want to hear ‘Heartsong’ and ‘Setting Sail’ in full

"As a radio lover, Archive on 4 really captivated me... asking big questions about radio as an artform and unearthing a treasure from the 1950s... a beautiful description of the wireless in all its glory" Into the Ether is featured in this weekend's Pick of the Week www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

A @fallingtreeprod.bsky.social show. Of course it is. How could it have been anything else? ;-) As is this one, to be listened to soon... www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand...

#ZakiaSewell's radio series from 2020, called 'My Albion', is still on BBC Sounds... www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand...

"Into the Ether was producer Eleanor McDowall’s hymn to radio as an artform. 'For most of radio’s existence it has been an evaporating medium,' she noted, 'a kind of temporary haunting.' This hour-long programme saw her seeking out some of those ghosts..." www.heraldscotland.com/life_style/2...

"I think it was born also out of general frustration with the radio [and] what podcasting had turned into. A lot of people just sitting in a studio speaking into a microphone and not really, really listening..." Listen to an archive episode of Sound School on Pejk Malinovski's A Cow A Day...

Kicking things off at 12:00 noon GMT: 12 hours of streamed content! 😅 If you’re not already on the Content is Queen mailing list, sign up to get your link and a reminder email on the day. 😎 Can’t wait to share this with you online! 💙 🗓️ Thursday 26 March 12:00 noon GMT 🔗 lnkd.in/eerVB_vN

This is great. A beautiful radio programme about radio. @fallingtreeprod.bsky.social

I caught this programme by accident, which might have been the best way to hear it. On voices, memory, and sound. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

From the moment her dad introduced teenage Zakia Sewell to the music of Pentangle, she’s been on a quest for a cultural English identity to counter the political identity of nationalism. Our Radio 4 series My Albion was part of that quest which has now transformed into this wonderful new book!

“A delight… something between a documentary jukebox and an audio seance” - pick of the day, @radiotimes.bsky.social In tonight’s Archive on 4, Eleanor McDowall listens to the spirits of radio’s past and asks how our memory of radio might shape its future. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

A fascinating programme for radiophiles and audiophiles everywhere: ‘Into the Ether’ Archive on 4, BBC Radio 4, Saturday 8pm Produced by Eleanor McDowall for @fallingtreeprod.bsky.social

Very sad to see the @financialtimes.com decision but delighted to see more audio writing elsewhere!

Incredible radio.

Moved hearing producer Jodie Taylor talk with so much care and insight about her process making ‘Functioning’. Listen to the interview with Jodie on this week’s BBC Radio 4 Feedback - www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

Over the moon to collaborate with the wonderful Radiotopia podcast Selects on a collection celebrating ten years of Radio Atlas! Selects is a channel for sonic gems from the archive - dive into their (free) curation of our last decade here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

Late in the day, but I loved this Radio 4 Artworks on David Nash, Blaenau's adopted son, the shaman of Capel Rhiw www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Listening to a lifetime artist whose voice & outlook remain forever young. David Nash at 80. Highly recommended 👇