Rob and Tony’s “Identity Crisis” Podcast
January 27th, 2010Robbie Onofrey and Anthony Misplon-Bolter talk about “Identity Crisis.”
Mistaken
December 7th, 2009a conversation with her father gives a daughter a new perspective on her parents’ combative relationship.
A Rape in Cyberspace
December 7th, 2009This is our response to the concept of virtual rape.
To Begin With, They Never Got Along
December 5th, 2009A lovely little pod all about how they never did, and what actually happened.
The title sentence is communicated through music notes composed and played on Finale Notepad 2006. Starting with the A at the bottom of the bass clef (as A) and going up, each white key note was assigned a letter of the alphabet, and they were then organized as eighth notes.
The rhythmic sound is a wood loop licensed under Creative Commons from Freesound. The exclamations are screams — those of David Fritsch and of a girl, the latter from Freesound. The prerecorded voice was rerecorded at the Rotterdam Central Station and made available on Freesound.
Also, the rain loop and thunder effects all came from Freesound.
The train station announcement in the middle is meant to be a memory dredged up in the course of the conversation on this dreary rainy day. The rest is happening in the present.
Break Up
December 5th, 2009This podcast is about a young girl and her controlling boyfriend. She doesn’t know how to escape him until they have one dramatic argument. This argument provides her with a reason to call it quits on the relationship.
Style: Narrative/Confessional
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clip of an answering machine message
sound of a hammer
She Never Said “I Love You”
December 5th, 2009A story about mother and son relationship that was never good from the start. All music and sound clips are from GarageBand ‘09. The song is called Lotus and is also from Garage Band.
The Alcohol Did It
December 4th, 2009A twisted love affair between a woman and 3 suitors.
Freedom of Speech? Yeah, Okay?!
December 4th, 2009This is the Porter podcast with information and opinions of us regarding the ethical nature of freedom of speech.