This well-crafted piece pulls back the curtain on public radio. Rather than being ear candy only for fellow pubsters, it gives listeners an entertaining idea of how we make great radio. It's fun to hear reporters and producers at work - performing all the tricks that we do.
The quality of this production made me think it came from ABC Radio National's The Night Air - which is a high standard to match.
This would make a good segment for a night-time show, especially for a weeknight.
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Produced by Created by Sarah Boothroyd, Presented by New Adventures in Sound Art
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Arvid Hokanson
Posted on May 03, 2007 at 12:46 PM | Permalink
Review of Pay No Attention to that man behind the curtain
This well-crafted piece pulls back the curtain on public radio. Rather than being ear candy only for fellow pubsters, it gives listeners an entertaining idea of how we make great radio. It's fun to hear reporters and producers at work - performing all the tricks that we do.
The quality of this production made me think it came from ABC Radio National's The Night Air - which is a high standard to match.
This would make a good segment for a night-time show, especially for a weeknight.