Andrew Parsons

@andrewjparsons.bsky.social

audiophile. lover of history and goat cheese. Cleveland sports fan.

In the class "How to bring history to life," award-winning producer @andrewjparsons.bsky.social (Slate's "Slow Burn," Prologue Projects) will teach you how to  turn back time as an audio storyteller. July 20, 6-9 pm ET, online:

How to bring history to life - Radio Boot Camp

Novelist L. P. Hartley once wrote that the past is a foreign country, “they do things differently there.” At their best, history podcasts welcome you into

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This is from August 2015. I remember watching this and noting that he wouldn't leave the JCPOA. it's an interesting artifact because tho Trump is still bullshitting his way through an interview his instincts a month into his campaign are to be somewhat reasonable. This position changed by early 2016

I posted this on LinkedIn, but there are enough audio people here that I figured I should let you all know too. On July 15th, I'll be teaching a workshop on organizing large audio projects. It's gotten lots of rave reviews over the years. Sign up! radiobootcamp.org/classes/soun...

Sound Workflow: How to organize large audio projects - Radio Boot Camp

So you're ready to tackle a longform, multi-part podcast or radio series. But how do you organize all your research, gather and organize ambi, effects,

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Hey NYC peeps -- do you know anyone who buys parts for old TVs? I've been getting some old TV consoles and just using the furniture parts. So I have old TV screens that might be useful to people who restore TVs but haven't found many companies in the NYC area. Any ideas?

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In February, I'll doing a 3 hour class on how to tell history stories in audio for Radio Bootcamp. I've done this one many times before and have gotten really great reviews from participants. Reach out with any questions! radiobootcamp.org/classes/how-...

How to bring history to life - Radio Boot Camp

Novelist L. P. Hartley once wrote that the past is a foreign country, “they do things differently there.” At their best, history podcasts welcome you into

radiobootcamp.org

In the beginning of the year, I hollowed out a TV from the 70s and made a cat bed out of it. My cats refused to use it. I finally caved and sold it, and the new owner sent me a pic of a cat who actually appreciates my craftiness.

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Very proud that our series Backfired landed on @newyorker.com's list of the best podcasts of the year. It's very humbling company to be in. I'm also excited to listen to a few I hadn't heard of. @asarahlarson.bsky.social always digs up some fascinating dark horses. www.newyorker.com/culture/2024...

The Best Podcasts of 2024

Despite industry turmoil, old and new shows continue to innovate, whether investigating Elon Musk, high-school mysteries, or our relationship to death itself.

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