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Third Coast Pocket Conference

Third Coast International Audio Festival

The Third Coast Pocket Conference is the start of the next great story — featuring sessions from Third Coast Conferences and more.Subscribe to learn about creating audio stories from some of the most creative and innovative minds from the podcasting world and beyond. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:23:18

Experiments in Generative Sound Design (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/03/27

In this session from the 2017 Third Coast Conference, sound artist and designer Stephan Moore demonstrates his approach to sound design.He explains how he incorporates generative techniques into a range of unusual projects, including a 500 lb. ear training device, a 40-speaker installation in the Guggenheim Museum, and a system to create a musical accompaniment to the Australian motorway system. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:39:19

The Tyranny of Good Talkers (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/03/20

Often, the first question a show or editor will ask you when you pitch them an amazing story is whether your subject is "a good talker." But what if they're not? What if English is their second or third language? Or they come from a culture that tells stories that under-emphasize the self? Do they have any place in an American podcast aesthetic that is so relentlessly focused on "I"?Gregory Warner wrestled with this problem in creating NPR's first international podcast,Rough Translation. In this

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1:12:10

The Argument of "Objectivity" (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/03/13

Is traditional “objectivity” in journalism on its way out? In this session from the 2017 Third Coast Conference, NPR editor Alicia Montgomery and reporter/editor Shaya Tayefe Mohajer hash out points of agreement and disagreement over the role of "objectivity" in radio and print. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:23:52

No One's Source (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/03/06

After a lifetime in the system, Noel Anaya got unprecedented permission from family court to record the hearing where he’d age out of foster care--and worked with Youth Radio to, in his words, “blow it up on NPR.”Noel and two Youth Radio producers, Teresa Chin and Lissa Soep, go deep into the making of Youth Radio stories to share what they've learned about establishing the “rules” of collaboration from the beginning, bouncing back when best-laid plans fall through, navigating challenging moments

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1:25:19

Playing with Reality & Pushing the Boundaries (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/02/27

Imagine opening your work to the possibilities of drama and fiction that can bring a rich, more expansive story to life. Think of the elements you could incorporate… dreams, satire, flashbacks, recreations, invented characters, fantasy plot turns, speculative futures, and much more. And what does it sound like when you push the boundaries of reality? In this session from the 2017 Third Coast Conference, Ann Heppermann (The Sarah Awards) and Ellen Horne (Audible) take a look at the wild yonder and

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1:22:59

Beyond the Green: Radical Encounters in Interviewing...

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/02/20

Performance art and audio journalism probably don’t seem like they have much overlap. But Multimedia-maker Sook-Yin Lee and audio artist Veronica Simmonds strongly disagree. In this session from the 2017 Third Coast Conference, the pair talked about the unconventional inspirations they used to create their podcast Sleepover for Canada’s CBC. From a seven-hour cinema provocation to a fly-on-the-wall documentary disappearing act, find out how time + space + face-to-face durational encounters with

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1:39:13

The Confessional: When is a Personal Story Worth...

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/02/13

Turning the mic on yourself is not easy. Baring your heart and soul for anyone to hear can be a bit terrifying.At the 2017 Third Coast Conference, reporter Sally Herships retraced the making of her story, 'As Many Leaves.' She walked through the process of creating her meditation on loss and explained how to keep your journalistic integrity while opening yourself up to the world. She was joined by Alan Hall of Falling Tree Productions, who commissioned Sally's piece. Together, they shared their

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1:33:23

How to Become an Investigative Reporter with One...

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/02/06

Madeleine Baran and Samara Freemark of APM Reports' In the Dark, love the intimacy of radio and the power it has to transport us into other people’s lives. But as producers of an investigative podcast, they think audio storytelling can do more. At the 2017 Third Coast Conference, they explained how to use the power of a good question to transform your reporting and writing, and how to turn slice-of-life stories into impactful investigative journalism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

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1:07:36

AIR's Bitchin' Pitch Panel Pt. 2 (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/02/01

AIR’s Bitchin' Pitch Panel puts three people directly in front of a panel of editors, where they pitch their stories and everyone gets insight into the process. There to help the pitchers and moderate in 2017 was producer Leila Day, co-host of The Stoop podcast. This is the second of two Bitchin’ Pitchin’ sessions from the 2017 Third Coast Conference. In this session, the panel features Shereen Marisol Meraji of NPR’s podcast Code Switch, senior producer of original content at Audible Millie

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1:03:33

AIR's Bitchin' Pitch Panel Pt. 1 (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/01/30

AIR’s Bitchin' Pitch Panel puts three pitchers directly in front of a panel of editors, where they sell their stories and everyone gets a little insight in to the process. There to help the pitchers and moderate in 2017 was producer Leila Day, co-host of The Stoop podcast. This first of two Bitchin’ Pitchin’ sessions we’ll be sharing on this podcast features Alicia Montgomery the Editorial Director of WAMU, Reveal’s Executive DirectorKevin Sullivan and Pineapple Street Media co-founder Jenna Weiss

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1:33:04

Human vs. Robot (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/01/23

Great tracking is the difference between a piece that immediately moves you and one you immediately forget. It's an artwork that takes time to master, but you have to start somewhere. At the 2017 Third Coast Conference, More Perfect's Sean Rameswaram shared tips for finding your voice, with added advice from Anna Sale, Sam Sanders, Stephanie Foo, Mike Pesca and Kai Ryssdal. Sometimes the solution is mastering script-writing, but it can also involve abandoning your script altogether. At the end of

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1:39:28

The Fact Checker (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/01/16

There's an old saying in journalism that goes: "If your mother says she loves you, check it out." This American Life's Christopher Swetala is the fact-checker who calls her to ask, and then let's you know if it's true... or not. In this session from the 2017 Third Coast Conference, Christopher shares tips and lessons for triple-checking your own reporting and writing, and avoiding making mistakes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:49:28

Mudslide Part 2: After the Avalanche (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2018/01/09

In November 2016, the Third Coast Conference kicked off with a panel discussion called "Mudslide." It reflected on what journalists had gotten wrong during that year's presidential campaign, only three days after Donald Trump was elected to office. At the 2017 Third Coast Conference, Kai Wright (WNYC's United States of Anxiety) hosted a continuation of this discussion on year later. Joining him were panelists Eve Epstein (Marketplace), Al Letson (Reveal) and Leital Molad (Intercepted). Together they

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1:27:01

The Past Isn't Past (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2017/12/19

The year 2017 has been an unsettled time, both politically and culturally, and a lot of journalists are asking, "how exactly did we get... here?"In this session from the 2017 Third Coast Conference, Delaney Hall considered a range of stories that trace a line from the past to the present, using deeply reported context to understand the world around us. She drew on her experiences as a producer and editor with99% Invisible- a show that regularly delves into the past - and highlighted work from other

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1:41:54

Bringing Together Narrative and News (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2017/12/12

The Dailypodcast has brought rich sound production and narrative storytelling together with daily news andNew York Timesjournalism.Lisa Tobin, executive producer of audio atThe New York Times, discusses what the team learned from nine months ofThe Daily: defining the storyline, crafting a script without scripting, and making print journalists SOUND good. She will also run through some standard radio practices that her team learned -- and then unlearned in making the show.Help us keep delivering free

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Late Night Provocations (2017)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2017/12/05

For the last two years, the Third Coast Conference has kicked off with Late Night Provocations: a series of short talks meant to challenge, ignite & inspire. Presenters - or provocateurs - come onstage to share one provocative idea in five minutes or less. The 2017 provocateurs were: Mia Lobel (Panoply's Revisionist History), Martina Castro (Adonde Media), Tobin Low and Kathy Tu (WNYC's Nancy), Maureen McMurray (New Hampshire Public Radio), John Biewen (Scene on the Radio), and Sarah Alvarez

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1:25:35

Taking Risks in Radio (2001)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2017/10/30

From the first Third Coast Conference in 2001, this panel, moderated by Arizona-based producer Joan Schuman, asked the questions about the consequences of taking risks and approaching audio in unconventional ways. Joining Joan to answer these questions were radio legend Scott Carrier and Priya Ramu, formerly of the CBC program Outfront.This will be the last Pocket Conference episode for a few weeks, but we'll be back in early December with sessions from the 2017 Third Coast Conference. Hosted on

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1:07:27

Kickstarter for Radio 101 (2012)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2017/10/23

When you don’t have the money to make your podcast idea a reality, one way to make your dream come true is through crowdfunding.At the 2012 Third Coast Conference, art program director Stephanie Pereira gave a primer on how to bring an audio-centric Kickstarter project to life. Joining her was Roman Mars of the podcast 99% Invisible, who shared lessons learned and insights gained while running his own (wildly successful) radio-supporting Kickstarter campaign earlier that year. Hosted on Acast. See

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1:35:27

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Local Radio (2010)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2017/10/16

Strong local radio doesn't emerge from a moment of inspiration; it's the product of repetition, experimentation, even failure. It's about habit.At the 2010 Third Coast Conference, Dan Grech explored strategies for producing consistent, high-impact local radio, culled from his own experiences with WLRN's Under the Sun series. Does success mean getting stories heard nationally? Is local simply about geography? And how can you fit the habit of creativity into a too-busy day? Local producers Kenny

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1:21:25

Stand Tall (2007)

Third Coast Pocket Conference ·

2017/10/09

The best "real time" radio sounds live and spontaneous, but requires forethought and structure. This session from the 2007 Third Coast Conference focuses on how to do "stand up" in the field -- what works and what doesn't.With examples of many pitfalls and a few successes, longtime NPR correspondent Elizabeth Arnold shared what she's learned about the practical realities of putting yourself in your piece. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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