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Jul 01 2024 500 ep. 9 mins 23
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Random audio, conversation, actuality and found sound.

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Family Forays and Philosophical Frolics

Jul 01 2024 13 mins  
A conversation with my cousins Gian and Vittoria Battaglia. Recorded for http://Documentally.net and a re-edited to include some promised music at the end. Vittoria's work can be found here: https://apothecaryofbotanicalmedicine.co.uk And Gian music can be found here: https://gianbattaglia.bandcamp.com/

Ten Minute Sign Off

Jun 30 2024 10 mins  
Recorded for Documentally.net and the last day of #AudioMo 2024 It's day 30 or AudioMo and I have managed to post a little audio every day. I shall miss AudioMo. But I will be sure to post more Audio soon.

From Bikes to Bytes - Most of my day in less than 10 mins

Jun 27 2024 9 mins  
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 27 Where I recount most of what I have been up. Cycling, writing, research, Ham Radio and finding an old SD card and extracting it's secrets.

Guilty of Journalism - Thoughts on Assange

Jun 26 2024 4 mins  
Recorded for Documentally.net and #AudioMo day 26 Original image of Assange via Wikimedia and licensed CC 2.0. Digitally modified by myself. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ The audio is mine.

The 18th #1984Symposium

Jun 25 2024 7 mins  

The Bikeriders - A sort of film review.

Jun 24 2024 8 mins  
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 24 A no spoiler review of the 2023 film The Bikeriders.

The Drink Of The Dammed

Jun 23 2024 5 mins  
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 23

Volunteering Their Labour

Jun 22 2024 2 mins  
Recorded for http://www.Documentally.net and #AudioMo

Symphony of the Real

Jun 19 2024 7 mins  
In defence of authentic sound this audio was recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo

Poetry Roulette

Jun 18 2024 6 mins  
Recorded for Documentally.net and #AudioMo In this audio, I roll a die to choose one of six books and then roll again to choose what page number I read a poem from.