It's a smart solution to the problem of excellent and innovative productions failing to reach wide audiences.
The Boston Globe editorial page, July 22, 2004
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Hearing Voices |
Personal visions and collective fantasies from the largest collective of independent radio producers this side of the semi-planet Pluto. Headquartered in Montana, and reside across the U.S.A. | Sample Hearing Voices: |
| Theory of Everything |
Every week Host Benjamen Walker explores our world that, today more than ever, seems both real and unreal. Like its scientific namesake, the radio program attempts to unify it all: the news, conspiracy theory, fiction, story-telling, drama, and intimate telephone conversations. | Sample TOE: |
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The Sound of Young America
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A public radio show about things that are awesome. Each week on the show, host Jesse Thorn, "America's Radio Sweetheart," hosts in-depth discussions with personalities from the world of entertainment & the arts. [Login required to view profile] | Sample Young America: |
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11 Central Ave |
A four minute radiostrip that plays out in the home of an extended family where a hodgepodge of other characters regularly drops in. As they rush around in the morning drinking coffee, reading the paper, looking for their shoes. | Sample 11 Central: |
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The Lumberyard |
A weekly, half-hour radio magazine of poetry, prose and music, edited and produced at the University of Connecticut. Focused on literature that people want to listen to. | Sample Lumberyard: |
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B-Side |
Top-quality radio on a shoestring budget, produced on home computers and recorded in closets across the country. | Sample B-Side: |
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The Nashville Nobody Knows
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A weekly interview and performance series, featuring great music usually found outside the mainstream radio machine. Available in 30 minute and 5 minute segments. | Sample Nashville: |
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Spoiler Alert Radio |
Spoiler Alert Radio is all things film, locally and globally - by and for film creators, directors, producers, and fans! | Sample Spoiler: |
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Echoes |
A daily two-hour music, concert and interview show with host John Diliberto. Echoes is a sound that is cross-cultural and trans-millennial, merging cultures and forms, technology and tradition, the ancient past and the possible future. | |
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Nextbook |
Exploring Jewish culture through interviews, readings, reported pieces and audio docs. Based out of New York City. | Sample Nextbook: |
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Big Shed |
An informal, off-the-dial sandbox for listeners featuring good voices, stories, and sounds from independent producers, podcasters and audio artists. | Sample Big Shed |
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Love and Radio |
Two radio producers wandering through post-college confusion with stories and music. | Sample Love & Radio: |
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Icebox Radio Theater |
Radio stories from the "Northland," Northern Minnesota and Northwest Ontario, Canada. [Login required to view profile] | Sample Icebox: |
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New Letters on the
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Public radio's longest-running literary program, an independently produced half-hour program that originates from Kansas City, Missouri. | |
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Radio Goethe |
A weekly one hour program featuring music from Germany, Austria and Switzerland reaching from Electronica to Industrial and Rock. Hosted in English. | Sample Radio Goethe: |
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Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow |
The only place on radio today where the generations get together to compare their perspectives with provocative guests, timely topics and your comments too.[Login required to view profile] | Sample Yesterday: |
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Audio
Journeys |
Each week a half-hour show explores a destination. Consist of on-location interviews with experts and the related sounds of the subject. [Login required to view profile] | Sample Journeys: |
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The WildeBeat |
An audio journal to help you explore the Earth's remaining wild places. Each week, we publish a 10 minute documentary piece catered to the needs of people who enjoy wilderness recreation. | Sample Wildebeat: |
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The Tibet
Connection |
A monthly one-hour radio program devoted Tibet: politics, philosophy and culture. Launched in May 2006, the show features news stories, interviews and documentaries. | Sample Tibet: |
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Making Contact |
A weekly magazine/documentary-style public affairs program, showcasing the human realities of politics and the connections between local and global events. Produced by National Radio Project. | Sample Contact: |
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ThoughtCast |
An interview program aimed to a be a bridge between the intellectual world and a curious mainstream audience. Hosted and produced by Jenny Attiyeh. | Sample ThoughtCast: |
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Common Language
Project |
Multimedia magazine dedicated to providing humane coverage of underreported global stories. | Sample Common Language: |
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Radio Netherlands
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One of the world's leading public service broadcasters with a long history of providing listeners with high quality news and in-depth cultural programming. | Sample Radio Netherlands: |
| Building Minnesota |
Focuses on architecture and design in Minnesota and around the world. | Sample Minnesota: |
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