SEA THINGS RADIO NATIONAL One for the diary.

In the near future : 24th april 2010 at 2pm after the news, on ABC Radio National. I will be part of a programme to do with the project called Sea things. . It will also be downloadable from the abc.net.au/rn/360 a few days after the broadcast.
I submitted a poem written on my hat. click on the title to a preamble at Radio National

Radio National summer features

once again my work has been showcased in a radio national programme, not once but twice on the same programme.
click the title of this post to take you to the radio national show about collaborations on pool. I feature in the flickerman and the all in the mind later on in the 50 minute programme. look for the Thursday 21st for the programme.
Pool in the collaboration project that is taking the internet by storm.
I love it
in their words Poolwave
Find out what’s making waves in Pool. Pool is a space where audiences become co-creators. It’s a place to share and talk about creative work – music, photos, videos, documentaries, interviews, animations and more. Listen to ABC producers and audience members as they collaborate in this groundbreaking web project. Is this the future of public media? And you can find Pool at www.pool.org.au

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the flickerman radio play and me.

http://www.abc.net.au/rn/summer/0910/features/20100118.htm
this is the link to the last episode of the Flickerman a radio play with awesome interaction from pool members. JUST CLICK THE TITLE TO GO TO THE PLAY
my work is featured in this last episode. The play is also interactive with www.theflickerman.com. http://www.theflickerman.com/?page_id=489
I am link 17 and get a mention by name in the play.
Here is the blurb from Radio National
The Flickerman, by Lance dann, Episode 4
‘My name is Cornelius Zane-Grey and I have become The Flickerman’.
During January, Airplay, in conjunction with Radio National’s Pool website and The Flickerman, is presenting listeners with an exciting cross-platform four-part radio play called ‘The Flickerman’.
Cornelius Zane-Grey’s life fell apart on 31 October 2008. Halloween. Everything from that moment on changed. He’s been attacked, beaten up, blown up and ripped apart as the world followed his story on the Internet, in pictures, and on British radio. Then, his girlfriend went missing a few days later. There’s been no sight of her…until now. Someone is taking photographs of him and posting them on the flickr website and he has no idea why. For the next four weeks Cornelius will try to understand what’s happening and attempt to find Lucinda and put his life back together

All in the mind. Radio national.

http://www.abc.net.au/rn/allinthemind/stories/2009/2752127.htm
follow the link to all in the mind on Radio national.

a mash up of collaborations on the pool project with my piece "Intelligent Design" in there.
A great piece of work by Natasha Mitchell

Dancing with Radio National

My five part story about lust is to be broadcast on radio national on Sunday 5th July on the Spirit of things programme beginning at 6.05pm.

this is the pool link to the up and coming event.

http://www.pool.org.au/blog/pool_team/pools_getting_greedy

getting noticed.

My podcast about my books which was posted on Pool the radio national web site was picked up by the book show and broadcast.

click on the link or the title.

http://www.abc.net.au/rn/bookshow/stories/2009/2498589.htm

Letter Vox: chewing through the classics
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Kerry Ashwin has made a number of contributions to the Book Show's online project Letter Vox.
Chewing through the classics is one of the audio pieces she has uploaded to Pool, which is Radio National's online social media networking site.
We're inviting listeners and media makers to upload recordings of themselves talking about their book collections. You can do this on your mobile phone, MP3 player or digital recorder. Even though the quality of MP3 recordings isn't as good as what you normally hear on radio, we still want to play them on the Book Show.

.http://www.abc.net.au/rn/bookshow/features/lettervox/This is a link to one of Kerry Ashwin's Letter Vox contributions. You can listen to other contributions here too.
Producer
Sarah L'Estrange
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