Abigail Wincott
@abigailwincott.bsky.social
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Audio journalism and documentaries. Series 2 Past Sounds podcast http://bit.ly/3f1bKyE Co-Editor RadioDoc Review https://ro.uow.edu.au/rdr/
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What if podcasting isn’t just a way to share research—but a way to do it? Benjamin Ball reflects on making #City#Life for ABC and shows how audio can be its own scholarly method.

Read now: doi.org/10.14453/rdr...

#audio #methodology #research
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Who gets recognised and rewarded in #podcasting
who doesn't, and why? That's the subject of one of our Falmouth Journalism PhDs Schez Safla, and her podcast '1001' features interviews with black women podcasters in South Africa on career and success. creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/...
1001 • A podcast on Spotify for Creators
Welcome to 1001, with me your host and executive producer Scheherazade. 1001 stories, conversations, words, ideas. We’ll just have to see but it’s the perfect podcast name – that just goes perfectly w...
creators.spotify.com
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This sounds like a great #radio #podcast documentary opportunity for someone starting out - docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... All The Best is seeking pitches for short audio documentaries and narrative journalism.
Deadline 6pm AEST 18 Aug.
Mentoring, support and a $200 honorarium
Make an Audio Story with All The Best 🚀🚀
All The Best is seeking pitches for short audio documentaries and narrative journalism. We’re looking for story pitches around 12 - 15 minutes in length. DEADLINE EXTENDED! Applications close at 6pm...
docs.google.com
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RadioDoc Review is open for submissions for the autumn 2025 issue - reviews of #radio and #Podcasts, essays, academic articles and short pieces. See the website for more uowoajournals.org/rdr/
If you're not sure whether your work is suitable, use the contact form to get in touch.
distorted waveforms as cover art for the journal
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The new RadioDoc Review is out—Volume 10, Issue 1 (2025). Some truly great pieces in this one. Check it out 👉 www.uowoajournals.org/rdr/issue/15...
RadioDoc Review | Issue: Issue: 1(10) (2025)
www.uowoajournals.org
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What happens when a podcast becomes the last chance for justice? In this conversational review, Caroline Graham & Kylie Stevenson unpack Dear Rachelle—and the ethics of true crime reporting when the case is still open.

Read it: doi.org/10.14453/rdr...

#truecrime #podcast
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What does it mean to oppose a war your brother is fighting in? In her review of the Russian podcast Sisters, Iana Nikitenko listens to women caught in that impossible space—between loyalty, grief, and protest.

Read now: doi.org/10.14453/rdr...
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Was gripped by BBC History Podcast serial Half-Life. Sometimes found music a bit much, but cool music nonetheless and all beautifully made by @fallingtreeprod.bsky.social . Fascinating interviews, subtle treatment of complicated story by ‪@joedunthorne.bsky.social‬ www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
BBC Radio 4 - The History Podcast, Half-Life
Reading his great-grandfather's memoir, Joe Dunthorne discovers a disturbing confession.
www.bbc.co.uk
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The Sonic Histories of Cork City Project (SHOCC)(2018–2021) explored the connections between sound, space, and history in Cork City, recreating historical soundscapes through archival research.
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New podcast episode now available
Our colleague @walkerabroad.bsky.social and John Hough (Dept. of Music, UCC) speak with @abigailwincott.bsky.social about The Sonic Histories of Cork City Project.

🎧 linktr.ee/UCCLibrary
Full show notes: abigailwincott.wordpress.com/2023/09/14/e...
A sepia tinted image of UCC Quad from the late 19th / early 20th century.
Beneath the image are the words Sonic Histories of Cork City. 
Beneath this a UCC Logo (UCC, University College Cork, Colaiste na hOilscoile, Corcaigh, Library, Leabharlann) Beside this - to the right is a line drawing of UCC Library exterior
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Whoop whoop!!! Just found out I’ve won funding from #BAFTSS to hold a symposium on ‘ #Bonkbusters and #SoapOperas: Representing Sex, #Glamour, and #Melodrama on Screen’ at Falmouth Uni!!!
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Katie Hims and Kate Atkinson in one production- a must-listen
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Katie Hims’ dramatisation of Kate Atkinson’s Behind the Scenes at the Museum #BBCRadio4 with Rosie Cavaliero, Kate O’Flynn & Samuel James, directed by @AnneIsGrr First 2 eps #BBCSounds #AudioDrama #AudioFiction
BBC Radio 4 - Behind the Scenes at the Museum, Episode 1
Kate Atkinson's century-spanning tragi-comic saga of one ostensibly ordinary family.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Excited to announce I'll be presenting some weird and wonderful vintage audio works from the vaults for this listening event at On Air Fest next month alongside Julia Barton and Sonja D. Williams.
Come steal some tricks from your audio ancestors!
www.onairfest.com/2025-session...
On Air Fest
www.onairfest.com
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This looks so good- wish I could come!
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This has historical context - Information with capital i - and still lets you make your own story. Also has more than one interview playing at once yet still intelligible, which is a trick I’ve not heard before 😁 www.rte.ie/radio/docono...
Piano lessons, Sliding Scales
A story that follows a number of girls who are taking piano lessons, some who want to learn and some who don't.
www.rte.ie
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Listening to a few of Kaye Mortley’s docs and liking them but wishing for a little more story structure. But then listening to heavily explained ones and wishing to be left alone a bit to listen after my ears were used to free rein.
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I’ve been listening to and watching a lot of documentaries this week for research and planning teaching. It’s inspiring and also emotionally draining. And now I have to go Christmas food shopping, which is quite the wake up call.
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“It’s made me challenge how you can tell a story… we’re in danger of having a really beige audio landscape”

“I found Short Cuts to be one of the most beautiful, creative and diverse podcasts available”

Moved hearing listeners & makers on @BBCR4Feedback www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
Feedback - The Archers scam week. The End of Short Cuts. The Naked Week - BBC Sounds
Andrea Catherwood hears views on The Archers scam week, and the end of Short Cuts.
www.bbc.co.uk
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The skipping was recorded with binaural mics in the boxer's ears. That places the listener inside the bubble and maybe in some sense inside the interior world of the thoughtful boxer.
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XG says a skipping rope forms a bubble around the person skipping. And within this bubble the skipper retreats, interiorises.