This week, we go analog by exploring how to document memory through physical media. And to pull back from the interconnected digital world and just … sit with art. You get to hear why some of our friends at fbi.radio are stepping back from digital. Also fbi.radio is awesome. Please give a little love, be a supporter. Special thanks to Tommy, Benny, Jasmine, Lindsey and Catarina for being a part of this episode.
The Analog-ish Revolution:
Kwame even made a 7-minute rant story about paring back the digital and going analog-ish. Produced by Kwame Slusher
Tintypes:
In an age where everyone has a high-quality camera in their pocket and a cloud claiming their photos, people are going even more analogue than a digicam. And then some people … like Cole Caswell … are going even further than that. Produced by Maya Fawaz, alongside Supervising Producer Persephone Waxman. Music by Logan Marshall
Year 2537:
This one is from the archives! On his shelf in Sydney, Sepehr has a camera from the future. Sepehr’s father’s camera allows him to reflect on a pivotal moment from the past of the country he was born in … Iran. Produced by Sepehr Jamshidi Fardi and Eugenia Zoubtchenko
All The Best Credits
- Host: Gabriella Accaria
- Executive Producer: Melanie Bakewell
- Programming & Community Coordinator: Catarina Fraga Matos
- Production Manager: Kwame Slusher
- Community Coordinator: Patrick McKenzie
- Theme Music composed by Shining Bird
- Cover Art: Ray Vo
- Special shout-out to all our volunteers.