Last night, I tuned into ds106 radio and listened to the legend of the vanishing lady. This story went full circle completing the possibilities to solve the legend and the effects of pesticides and chemicals have on people and our environment. While discussing the possibilities of how the vanishing lady vanished. We discussed the arsenic […]

I tuned into the DS106 radio on Thursday night at 8:30 pm to listen! I participated with the live tweet-along to the Ds106 account and responded twice. I thought it was really interesting listening to the mystery/suspense audio story. It was also interesting learning that it was a popular story among female travelers because that … Continue reading "DS106 Radio Experience"

I participated in the DS106 radio tweet along on Wednesday night. Professor Bond kicked off the show with a few radio bumpers (which gave me a good idea of how I wanted to do my own!) and then began the show tweeting: What I immediately found, since I had not listened to a radio show … Continue reading Tweet along

I participated in a live “tweet-along” with ds106 radio this week on Wednesday at 8:30-9:30pm. I heard my bumper on the radio twice! Which made me happy. I screen shotted some of the tweets below from our discussion on Twitter. Professor Bond tweeted, “We’re listening to a podcast, produced from old time radio shows, and listening for how it uses sound to convey information – senses of action, place, mood…” Overall, the sounds used within this podcast did convey the information of the place, mood, or action. The sounds helped paint the picture in my mind from the crickets, to the speech,

The Ds radio was amazing. I heard so many songs that I have never listened to before. I really enjoyed the one piece which peter performed which was Eyes of A New York Women. I was expecting something way more different than what I heard on the radio. When I heard the different sounds and […]

This radio broadcast was pretty interesting. The era of film the Anthropocene broadcast focused on post-war action/treasure movies. It’s strange to see the transition of this genre evolve into a cold war race. The movies seemed to move away from gold and diamonds to uranium. From that point movies had an “ulterior motive” esc’ tone … Continue reading "Post-war treasure hunt gone wrong!"