Tag: Broadcasting
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Another Green World
Fascinating documentary on Brian Eno by BBC’s Arena (he provided the music for their famous floating bottle logo) about how he works and his life. I especially love the whole thing about coming from family of postmen ‘we’re in communications!’ and him going fossil hunting as a kid. But the thing it seems people remember…
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New Promos
Promo whoring! I’ve recorded a few new promos – so if you have a podcast, radio or TV station, pirate satellite, shortwave numbers station, morse code repeater, kinetograph, spare zoetrope or magic lantern show, please give me a plug! And it’s all my own music and copyright, so no legal issues there – don’t want…
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The Guerrilla Guide To Podcasting Part Four
The fourth part in a series on making your own podcast that won’t break the bank, concentrating on DIY and low-cost podcasting. Read part one, part two and part three first. Plug in babies If your mic is USB – and I really recommend that for first timers – you can skip to the next…
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Future
I’ve been listening to Douglas Adams at the BBC which has clips from various series he was involved with, and it pointed out how much of a futurist and technologist he was (although one that realised the down side of technology – as he quotes Bran Ferren “”Technology is a word that describes something that…
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Goodbye Radio Clash Live, Hello Classic Bootleg Radio
After over 2 years of live-ish broadcasting (it first went live early March 2013), with the podcast ended I decided to call a halt on Radio Clash Live! as explained further over here. It didn’t seem to garner the live-streaming revolution I hoped…or the audience, although the live facility remains. But not all is lost…
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Trunk TV – old BBC intros
Lovely journey back in time to see rare TV title sequences from the BBC courtesy of Jonny Trunk. They don’t make ’em like that anymore….partly because the program would be over before the titles finished…long, much? Still better than the current ‘shrink em down and talk over them’ approach, that must be depressing for those…