Podcast #9 – 04/02/14

Podcast #9 – 04/02/14

009. It's Great to Be a Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #9 (7.33)

04/02/14 The Moonflask (BBC), Writing the Century:  The Dock, Nuremberg (BBC)

Podcast #8 – 26/01/14

Podcast #8 – 26/01/14

008. It's Great to Be a Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #8 (4.06)

26/01/14 Wildsong (BBC)

Podcast #7 – 11/12/13

007. It's Great to Bea Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #7 (13.32)

11/12/13 Kindness (BBC) 0.58-3.15, Baba Yaga Saga (Gypsy Audio) 3.16-7.40, Julius and the Bront (BBC North) 7.41-13.00

Podcast #6 - 02/12/13

006. It's Great to Be a Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #6(21.14)

02/12/13 Eugene Onegin (BBC) 1.23-8.07, The House on Mulberry Hill (19 Nocturne Boulevard) 8.08-14.48, Frontier Gentleman, “Rosebud Creek” (CBS) 14.49-20.51

Podcast #5 - 26/11/13

005. It's Great to Be a Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #5 (16.46)

26/11/13 Tolkien and Lewis: The Lost Road (BBC) 0.21-5.58, Sophia Square series 2 (Radio Cardiff) 5.59-11.11, Machines (BBC) 11.12-16.26

Podcast #4 – 18/11/13

004. It's Great to Be a Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #4 (18.31)

18/11/13 Sorry, Boys, You Failed the Audition (BBC) 0.14-5.55, The Bullies- “House Calls” (Misfits) 5.56-9.28, Against the Storm (CBS) 9.28-18.18

Podcast #3 - 12/11/13

Finally, after a great many technical issues, I have podcast #3. Hopefully they'll come a bit quicker from now on.

See podcast #2

podcast #1

003. It's Great to Be aRadio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #2  (17.07)

12/11/13 Queens of the Coal Age (BBC) 0.22-4.19, Der Tickentocker (Cooperantem) 4.20-10.05, You Are There (“The Last Days of Pompeii,” CBS) 10.06-16.12

Podcast #2 - 20/10/13

See Podcast #1 

002. It's Great to Be a Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #2  - The Organist's Daughter (BBC), I, Davros (Big Finish), Matrimonial News (Tyrone Guthrie)

Comments and constructive criticism (about the content and the recording) welcome.

Unfortunately, the quality on this was so poor that I decided I wouldn't subject you to it. Instead, I've transcribed my waffling in text, which is below. I hope the next eight podcasts won't require such extreme measures!

Podcast #1 - 16/10/13

Last year, I began an experiment in attempting to save myself some time (and for other improving reasons) to swap over from written reviews to oral/aural ones.  The recording schedule has, unfortunately, been haphazard and my technique and quality variable.  However, nothing will improve until I start editing and posting these, so let's give them a try.

001. It's Great to Be a Radio Maniac Audio Drama Review Podcast #1 - 12'23"

Theme music - "Busy Strings" by Brendan Bonsack from OPSOUND*

16/10/13 - 0.30-1.20 Intro 1.21-2.49  Reasons for doing this 2.50-3.06 About me 3.07-4.36 Modus operandi 4.37-11.41 BBC, Prospero, Ariel, Reith, and Gill

Comments and constructive criticism (about the content and the recording) welcome.

*"Opsound is a gift economy in action, an experiment in applying the model of free software to music. Musicians and sound artists are invited to add their work to the Opsound pool using a copyleft license developed by Creative Commons. Listeners are invited to download, share, remix, and reimagine."