This last Wednesday, I tuned in to ds106 radio to listen in on an 'Audio Drama' that was airing for the evening. Admittedly, I didn't enjoy the show at first, because the drama that was being presented was simply the audio from a N...

The drama on the radio followed the format of reading out of the book. It used music to accent the moment. There is also importance in the tone of the actors voices. When I hear it I think of the black and white murder mystery shows from the 50s.

I listened to DS106 Radio on Thursday September 28th. It was an interesting experience. For that session, they played the audio for a Batman story. The audio itself was very good, clear with good layering and sound movement from the left to the right. The […]

At the beginning of the tweet athon I wasn’t really sure what to expect. But I tuned in a little early to make sure everything worked. Which obviously it did. Then Professor Bond began speaking and I was excited to apply some of the different audio things we were learning about to what we were […]

This was quite an experience! I tuned into the Thursday night 8:30-9:30 radio show. It was a Batman dramatic audio story. I have never “live tweeted” anything nor have I ever listened to a radio story or audiobook or anything like this. It was such a cool new experience. I had to picture all of … Continue reading DS106 Radio Tweetalong

I listened to DS106 radio Wednesday night. I did not know what to expect the first time listening so I was a but nervous. This night of radio ended up being an episode of Jessica Jones. I have never heard of the show before but I assume it is from Netflix because I recognized the Netflix sound at the beginning. It was really hard at times in the episode to understand what was actually going on. There would be music...

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Listening to Luke Cage tonight was…interesting. I’ve never seen the show, so I was going in totally without context. It wasn’t as confusing as I had anticipated, but it had its challenges. I found the interpersonal relationships the most difficult to navigate. I couldn’t always tell who was talking, so I’m not sure what events …

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