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News and reviews of podcasts from around Liverpool and beyond

I came across this the other day while seaching for something else (often the way) - Inspidered are a local history group that meets , to discuss and produce representations of time and place. This is a new feature taht they introduced in November 2010 and contans  interviews, personal recollections, stories and such things as soundscapes – ambient sounds capturing the moment. The first recording is of Sandra who recalls her Grandfather, and how he took charge of the family horse and cart business at the age of 14.

Check out the Inspired site and the podbean site for their podcasts.

http://inspidered.wordpress.com/podcast/

http://www.inspidered.podbean.com/

Sound art pieces, live compositions and improvisations featuring loop-based compositions of sounds from various objects and sources.

Thursday, 29 April 2010 10:22

Rathole Radio to join Art in Liverpool FM

ratholeIn an effort to bring Art in Liverpool FM more arts and music audio from across Liverpool (and the Wirral) we have mananaged to convince Dan Lynch from Rathole Radio to let us mirror his fortnightly podcast Rathole Radio.

Thursday, 29 April 2010 09:58

Radio Visual from New York

Radio Visual

Broadcasting every fortnight Radio Visual offers an insight into the New York Art scene. With high production values derived from the producers who are Claire Hamilton, the BBC Radio Merseyside arts reporter and John Connor the ex curator at FACT, Liverpool.

Thursday, 07 May 2009 22:39

Step by Step podcasting workshop!

Podcasting Learn howPodcasting is simple and we can show you how.

If it wasn’t simple I couldn’t do it, plus it’s a great way for communicating with your audience!


Let people know what you are up to, or what project is coming up next, maybe throw in a bit of performance and you have a great magazine programme. Let them listen to the excitement in your voice rather than the italics on the page.

New folly ArtCast series released in association with moves09

ArtCast is folly's platform for public access to new and innovative art, exploring the creative potential of the podcasting medium.

For April 2009, in association with moves, the international festival of movement on screen, we have selected five of the best new video works made by students based in England's Northwest, in response to the theme of moves09 - “Beyond Movement... What's Your Story?”

There will be five videos available to download or watch online. Starting on 24th April 2009, a new video will be released daily, throughout moves09 (23rd to 28th April).

Visit http://www.folly.co.uk/artcast now to find out more, subscribe to the podcast feed and check out the first video release. All the videos will also be available to play or download direct from the folly site as the festival progresses.

folly is a non-profit digital arts organisation and registered charity, working in the Northwest of England and online.

moves celebrates its 5th anniversary, 23 to 28 April in Manchester, Liverpool, Chester and UK-wide in cinemas, bars, restaurants and on the giant outdoors BBC Big Screens. At moves09 you can WATCH, SHARE, CREATE, and PLAY! The full festival programme with downloadable schedule, festival map and festival pass forms are available online at http://www.movementonscreen.org.uk
Wednesday, 01 April 2009 10:37

Bernie Connor presents the sound of Music

 The Sound of MusicIt's here - Bernie Connor ex Crash FM DJ brings us his musical delights in podcast format.

Here Bernie is free from the constraints of Radio Station play lists and can once again express his love of music.

Good on you Bernie, we want more.

Readdownload enjoy.

Thursday, 29 January 2009 21:21

Preston FM on air with podcasts to!

Preston FM logoPreston FM has been doing a great job in the North West's third city.  Built out of the 20 years of experience in arts and community projects from PRESCAP, Preston FM has had a great  first 6 months.

If you start off serving the needs of the community in which you live and work as PRESCAP have done then it naturally follows that you will try and give the people a voice of their own and this is just what Preston FM has done. All of the ideas and talent comes from the local area with all sorts of community groups getting involved.  

They offer full training in radio productions skills - even more reason to get involved.  Or you could always give up some of your time each week as they are also seeking volunteers to help out. And maybe if you are looking for something more serious at the moment they are advertising for an assistant station manager

If you live in the area then retune that dial and pick up the real stories in your area, and if you live a little further away there is always Listen on line, and if you prefer your radio in bite size chuncks then they have a great range of podcasts available  

Visit the site and listen online - www.preston.fm 
Preston FM podcast feed  Feed icon Podcast feed

Thursday, 06 November 2008 21:38

Slavery Remembrance Tour by Laurence Westgraph

Liverpool Culture Company have produced a Slavery Remembrance audio tour and guide. Over the next few days this will be available on Art in Liverpool FM so listen out for these four tracks. They are presented by Laurence Westgraph, a local historian and writer.


Discover more about Liverpool's role in the Slave Trade and its Abolition with this walking tour around the city

 

You can download the tracks now or wait for them over the next few days. 

  • The Athenaeum to Doran's Lane : Track 1
  • Site of St. George's Church to Nelson Memorial: Track 2
  • Cotton Exchange to Merchant's Coffee House: Track 3
  • The Goree to International Slavery Museum: Track 4  

Slavery Remembrance Map

 

More about Laurence Westgraph

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