1. @AJSt0rm

    Live-Streamed Conversation

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    Have you ever watched a movie with a friend remotely? Itā€™s a strange concept that we never really considered before Covid, yet, Iā€™ve found myself doing so recently multiple times. There are plug-ins that connect to Netflix and Disney Plus has a streaming option. Most of these offer only a text or emoji-based chat system. ā€¦
  2. @AJSt0rm

    Radio Bumper

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    You may not realize it but youā€™ve probably heard thousands of radio bumpers over the years. A radio bumper is usually something specific to the radio that mentions the name (sometimes in a catchy tune) and station number. For example, WGTS 91.9, a family-friendly, Christian radio in D.C. might play something like this: Another example ā€¦
  3. @ari_squared

    Iā€™m Home!

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    Assignment The Sound Effects Story is a required audio assignment for week 5 of #ds106. Summary: Tell a story using nothing but sound effects. There can be no verbal communication, only sound effects. Use at least five different sounds that you find online. The story can be no longer than 90 seconds. Behind the Work [ā€¦]
  4. @AJSt0rm

    A Chilling Alternative

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    On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin made a historical landing on the Moon. This is old news to us now. But what if these astronauts had not successfully landed? ā€œMoon Graffitiā€ by The Truth Podcast explores this chilling possibility. I would recommend listening to it if you have the chance. Part of ā€¦
  5. @jclark22umw

    Breathe in, breathe out

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    For one of my assignments this week, I chose to make a relaxing white noise sound that you can play on loop. Birds or crickets are my preferred white noise, so thatā€™s what I used. I used BBCā€™s sound effects archive to download my sounds. I chose one long, repetitive sound to be my base. [ā€¦]

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  6. @jclark22umw

    Radio Bumper!

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    Here is my radio bumper! I downloaded a free sound cloud song (linked below). And use audacity to crop it. Then, I created a new recording and said my introduction for the radio station. Once I had that recording timed/placed where I wanted it I selected the section before the intro and had it fade [ā€¦]

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  7. @ari_squared

    Hearing the Trees

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    I participated in the #ds106 ā€œtweet-alongā€ on Wednesday from 8:00 ā€“ 9:00 PM. The #ds106radio was playing From Tree to Shining Tree by Radiolab: A forest can feel like a place of great stillness and quiet. But if you dig a little deeper, thereā€™s a hidden world beneath your feet as busy and complicated as [ā€¦]
  8. @actuallyjonathanpulido

    Audio Reflection

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    Audio storytelling, like said by Abumrad, is something that has been around for thousands of years. In todays time there are a ton of ways audio storytelling is presented. Whether itā€™s a podcast, radio shows, audiobooks, etcā€¦ sound will always the biggest part of stories. Why? ā€œYour job is to [ā€¦]
  9. @imatutu_

    Week Five Summary

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    This week was a doozie! I will admit this week was a lot of work and audio storytelling I can already tell is going to be my hardest form of storytelling to master, but overall this week was a lot of fun! I think my favorite assignment out of this week was the tweet along [ā€¦]
  10. @imatutu_

    Radio Show Brainstorm

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    I think itā€™s an interesting idea to try and make a 30 minute radio talk show. I would be interested to tell a story about anything really, my story is your story. I do think, however, it will be hard for me to stretch out just me and few other people talking on a radio [ā€¦]

UMW Spring 2024 (Bond & Groom)

Welcome to Paul Bond and Jim Groom’s Spring 2024 ds106

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