Audiocraft
Audio art theory and praxis based on research for my upcoming book: Audiocraft: The Art and Business of Making Podcasts that Mean Something (Routledge).
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Podcasting and the Politics of Refusal (opens the original)
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Black audio producers were having a DEI-fueled renaissance just a few years ago. Highly in demand, many of us fought to make the best out of situations that were extractive at best, and down right exploitative at worst. We were hired to tell and shape “cultural” stories for mainstream, mostly white, listeners as “edutainment”. But our stories were still often othered, or written in a distant third person as our everyday experiences interrogated as if new and strange information— at least that is
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