Our most recent episode dives further into the history of radio, and particularly the use of radio as a political tool. History buff and friend Stephanie Thornton shares her research on Radio Free Europe, the U.S. radio program broadcasting to

008- The Trouble With Favorites, 2015 Edition

Jan 27th, 2016 30m 33s

**Note: We're sorry for the background noise and conversation..! The responsibility falls entirely on the not-quite-soundproof door to our glamorous studio a.k.a. Lisa's bedroom.**We've been on a long hiatus, and are back and better than ever

007 - Sad Songs For Audio Lovers

Dec 7th, 2015 45m 7s

After a two week break in episodes, we're back with a somewhat glum episode on songs that make us cry. We start with a discussion of the "sad girl" trope, before diving into our own sad song picks. Then, we include our listeners in the conversa

006- Uptalk With A Side Of Vocal Fries

Nov 17th, 2015 52m 25s

We've finally arrived at the subject of the radio voice! Our co-host this week is Alice Nicholls: friend of the show, linguist, and future speech language pathologist. With her guidance, we cover everything from up-talk to vocal fry, and explor

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