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.
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#audio #methodology #research
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.
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#truecrime #podcast
RadioDoc Review
RadioDoc Review
Submissions are now open for our Autumn 2025 issue. We welcome reviews of #radio and #podcasts, alongside essays, scholarly articles, and short pieces. Full details and guidelines: uowoajournals.org/rdr/submissi...
What counts as a history of European radio documentary? Virginia Madsen reads Tereza Reková’s book European Radio Documentary: A History of the Format and its Festivals and asks hard questions—what kind of history is this, and what voices are missing? doi.org/10.14453/rdr...
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.
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There are different approaches to teaching #radio and #podcast documentary and reporting. Coming soon - a piece about a Paris-based workshop. But check out this from Rob Rosenthal -reflecting on differences between Slovenia and the US www.uowoajournals.org/rdr/article/...
We are looking for a new journal Co-Editor. Deadline 30 Sept to start Jan 2026. Opportunity for #documentary #radio, #audio and #podcast academics www.uowoajournals.org/rdr/news/7/
RadioDoc Review
🎶 Create Songs from the Commons! 🎶
WNYC’s Simon Close shares how the Public Song Project invites anyone (yes, YOU) to transform #publicdomain worksinto original songs with no fancy gear required.
Let this Q&A inspire you to start creating👇 publicdomainreview.org/blog/2026/04...
#publicdomainrev
RadioDoc Review
RadioDoc Review
RadioDoc Review
RadioDoc Review
Internet Archive
Blocking archives risks harming the public record.
Some news organizations are restricting access to the #WaybackMachine over fears of AI scraping. Mark Graham explains why these concerns are unfounded.
Get the story on Techdirt 🔗
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@mark.bsky.social #techdirt
Internet Archive
Recent reporting by Nieman Lab describes how some major news organizations—including The Guardian, The New York Times, and Reddit—are limiting or blocking access to their content in the Internet Ar…
Top most on Matej Praprotnik’s mind is making sure reporters at Radio Slovenia are equipped to tell good stories. But when reporters, producers, and announcers are first hired, the only training they ...
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RadioDoc Review is looking for a new Co-Editor, to start January 2026 for a period of three years. RadioDoc Review is an open access, peer reviewed scholarly journal that recently …
