Audio
Telling a story with just audio is a challenge—but it’s one I love.
The First is the Worst: A One Minute Audio Story
This project is a creative exploration of storytelling through sound. I combined sound effects, music, and a brief interview with my father about his experience with his first beer to craft a compelling one-minute audio story.
This project is a creative exploration of storytelling through sound. I combined sound effects, music, and a brief interview with my father about his experience with his first beer to craft a compelling one-minute audio story.
The First is the Worst - Extended: A Four Minute Audio Story
Building on my original one-minute audio piece, I expanded the interview with my father to delve deeper into his motivations and emotions surrounding his first beer. This extended version offers a richer narrative and a more personal connection to the story.
This piece was selected and broadcast on KRFP, Radio Free Moscow, in Moscow, Idaho, as part of a Digital Technology and Culture (DTC) student collaborative project called Underpinnings.
Link to the article here.
Building on my original one-minute audio piece, I expanded the interview with my father to delve deeper into his motivations and emotions surrounding his first beer. This extended version offers a richer narrative and a more personal connection to the story.
This piece was selected and broadcast on KRFP, Radio Free Moscow, in Moscow, Idaho, as part of a Digital Technology and Culture (DTC) student collaborative project called Underpinnings.
Link to the article here.
News For Terrestrials (NFT): Sample Podcast
This podcast was a collaborative effort between myself and Katelyn Gorman. I handled the audio editing and mixing, while Katelyn created the artwork and conducted the interview. Together, we aimed to craft a podcast that is humorous, lighthearted, and approachable.
News For Terrestrials is available on Apple Podcasts.
Link to Podcast Site here.
This podcast was a collaborative effort between myself and Katelyn Gorman. I handled the audio editing and mixing, while Katelyn created the artwork and conducted the interview. Together, we aimed to craft a podcast that is humorous, lighthearted, and approachable.
News For Terrestrials is available on Apple Podcasts.
Link to Podcast Site here.