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By Thatcher Warrick Hess
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EP 21 - Breaking News • Bulletin • Buffalo [Part 1] is a pilot for the fourth season of Object Obscura that will look a little different. This season will only focus on one object, a photograph in a slide taken in 1942. The contents of the photo turn me to talk to a historian, an antique shop worker and an suicide outreach program director.
Theme song for Object Obscura is ‘Behind the Walls’ by Nathanie
Voice over done by Kevin Orduño
Thank you to Laura at Tiger Dust, Scott MacGullivray and April Barbosa from NAMI in Southern Arizona
This was a production of the Obscurity Podcast Network and affiliation with the University of Arizona School of Journalism
Thanks to Epidemic Sound, YouTube Studio and Spotify for Podcasters for most of the music, SFX and distribution. Music in order of appearance: Frightmare by Jimena Contreras, Behind the Walls by Nathanie, Missing Persons by Jeremy Blake, Cool Revenge by Jeremy Blake, Landing by Godmode, American Frontiers by Aaron Kenny, Busy City by TrackTribe, A Fool’s Theme by Brian Bolger, Sprite Star by Saidbysed, Beyond the Lows by The Whole Other, Dead Wrong by Jeremy Blake, Late Truth by Audio Hertz, and Lift up by Mini Vandals.
Check out our social media Facebook @objectobscurapodcast and Instagram @object.obscura. Go to our website as well object-obscura.com
Neste episódio viajamos até uma fábrica que fabricou objetos há mais de 200 anos. Um complexo industrial no nordeste do Brasil construído entre 1804 e 1808 tem intrigado os arqueólogos por mais de 100 anos. Tudo começou quando um físico português chegou a São Luís em 1799. Neste episódio vamos ouvir as histórias da família que cuida das ruínas do século XIX.
Muito obrigado a Flaviomiro Mendonça, Fernando Mendonça and Laura Mendonça.
A música tema de Object Obscura é 'Bateria Brasileira' de Redeemin'
Graças a Epidemic Sound e Spotify para Podcasters. Música em ordem de aparição: We Are Here Now de August Wilhelmsson, Bateria Brasileira de Redeemin', Jungle Classroom de Edward Karl Hanson, Cadiz Nights de Colton Walls, Big Announcement de Out To The World, The Slow River de Peace Reels, Memories Forgotten de Eric Feinberg, We Are Giants de Silver Maple, Impasse de Silver Maple, The Launch de Jon Bjork, Like Moths to a Flame de Alec Slayne, Endeavor de Jakob Ahlbom, These Rainy Days de Elm Lake, Cry de Johannes Bornlof, Undefined Friendship de Million Eyes e Hand Me A Guitar de Isobelle Walton.
Editado, escrito, verificado e traduzido por Thatcher Warrick Hess, Saylon Sousa e Laura Mendonça.
Todas as fotos do objeto deste episódio estão no Facebook @objectobscurapodcast, Instagram @object.obscura e Twitter @objectobscura. Acesse também nosso site object-obscura.com
In this episode we travel to a factory that made objects over 200 years ago. An industrious complex in the northeast of Brazil built between 1804 and 1808 has baffled archeologists for over 100 years. It all started when a Portuguese physicist arrived in São Luís in 1799. In this episode we will hear the stories from the family that takes care of the 19th century ruins.
Thank you to Flaviomiro Mendonça, Fernando Mendonça and Laura Mendonça.
Theme song for Object Obscura is ‘Bateria Brasileira” by Redeemin’
Thanks to Epidemic Sound and Spotify for Podcasters. Music in order of appearance: We Are Here Now by August Wilhelmsson, Bateria Brasileira by Redeemin’, Jungle Classroom by Edward Karl Hanson, Cadiz Nights by Colton Walls, Big Announcement by Out To The World, The Slow River by Peace Reels, Memories Forgotten by Eric Feinberg, We Are Giants by Silver Maple, Impasse by Silver Maple, The Launch by Jon Bjork, Like Moths to a Flame by Alec Slayne, Endeavour by Jakob Ahlbom, Those Rainy Days by Elm Lake, Cry by Johannes Bornlof, Undefined Friendship by Million Eyes and Hand Me A Guitar by Isobelle Walton.
Edited, written, fact-checked and translated by Thatcher Warrick Hess, Saylon Sousa and Laura Mendonça.
Voice overs from Robert Anthony Peters and Zariah Brown.
All pictures of this episode’s object are on Facebook @objectobscurapodcast, Instagram @object.obscura and Twitter @objectobscura. Go to our website as well object-obscura.com
Um livro de Rudyard Kipling me leva a uma investigação selvagem no nordeste brasileiro a três livrarias de segunda mão, uma clínica de instituição mental e no banheiro de um prédio anexo ao tribunal. Não só encontraremos a biblioteca de livros, mas também o neto do banqueiro que a assinou há 98 anos.
Obrigado a Sílvia Diniz e sua loja Paço Prosa Livraria, Bill Burns, Clínica La Ravardiere e Archie Searby.
A música tema de Object Obscura é 'Bateria Brasileira' de Redeemin'.
Editado, traduzido, ecrito e verificado por Thatcher Warrick Hess, Saylon Sousa e Aliane Miranda.
Vozes de apoio de Saylon Sousa e Antonio Carlos Caju.
Obrigado à Epidemic Sound, freesound.org, Spotify for Podcasters pelos direitos da música, SFX e distribuição. Música por ordem de aparição: Ack Värmeland, Du Sköna (Piano Version) de Traditional, Bateria Brasileira de Redeemin', Garota de Recife de Elevador, Covert Affairs de Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Ghosting de Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Exploding Particles de Prozody, Boas Vibras de El Equipo del Norte, Confidencialidade de Dream Cave, The Search for More de Alec Slayne, Intrigued By Conspiracy de Stefan Belrose, In My Heart and Lungs, de Imprismed, Unsolved de Mythical Score Society, Blue Lantern de Yi Nantiro, Chasing the Truth de Dream Cave, The Mutants de Farrell Wooten, Introspection de Red Dictionary, Air Spark de Robert Ruth, Rivers of My Mind de Will Harrison, The Memory of Strangers de Yonder Dale, A Place Called Rio de Martin Landstrom, Free Mind de Wildflowers e Duo Voces de Gavin Luke.
Todas as fotos do objeto deste episódio estão no Facebook @objectobscurapodcast e no Instagram @object.obscura. Acesse nosso site e veja também a galeria de episódios → object-obscura.com
A Rudyard Kipling book leads me on a wild investigation in the Brazilian northeast to three secondhand bookstores, a mental institution clinic and in the bathroom of an annex court building. Not only will we find the books’ respective library, but the grandson of the banker who signed it 99 years ago.
Thank you to Sílvia Diniz and her store Paço Prosa Livraria, Bill Burns, Clínica La Ravardiere and Archie Searby.
Theme song for Object Obscura is ‘Bateria Brasileira’ by Redeemin’.
Written, translated, edited and fact-checked by Thatcher Warrick Hess, Ben Hess, Saylon Sousa and Aliane Miranda.
Thanks to Epidemic Sound, freesound.org, Spotify for Podcasters for the rights of the music, SFX and distribution. Music in order of appearance: Ack Värmeland, Du Sköna (Piano Version) by Traditional, Bateria Brasileira by Redeemin’, Garota de Recife by Elevador, Covert Affairs by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Ghosting by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Exploding Particles by Prozody, Boas Vibras by El Equipo del Norte, Confidentiality by Dream Cave, The Search for More by Alec Slayne, Intrigued By Conspiracy by Stefan Belrose, In My Heart and Lungs, by Imprismed, Unsolved by Mythical Score Society, Blue Lantern by Yi Nantiro, Chasing the Truth by Dream Cave, The Mutants by Farrell Wooten, Introspection by Red Dictionary, Air Spark by Robert Ruth, Rivers of My Mind by Will Harrison, The Memory of Strangers by Yonder Dale, A Place Called Rio by Martin Landstrom, Free Mind by Wildflowers and Duo Voces by Gavin Luke.
All pictures of this episode’s object are on Facebook @objectobscurapodcast and Instagram @object.obscura. Go to our website and look at the episode gallery as well → object-obscura.com
Neste episódio, vamos fazer um cruzeiro na Amazônia para descobrir a verdade por trás de uma máscara que minha família comprou em 1996. Viajamos para o Pará e conversamos com um antropólogo sobre a máscara indígena brasileira. Por fim, encontramos alguém da comunidade indígena Mebêngôkre e ouvimos sua explicação sobre a máscara parecida com um macaco.
Obrigado a Ben Hess e a todos da minha família que preencheram os detalhes sobre este cruzeiro há 26 anos atrás.
Obrigado a Claudia Lopez do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi em Belém, Pará.
Finalmente, muito obrigado, Mydjere Kayapó-Mekrangnoti, por compartilhar as histórias sobre a máscara, a cerimônia e sua comunidade.
Episódio escrito e traduzido por Thatcher Warrick Hess, Alessandra Medina, Aliane Miranda e Saylon Sousa.
Episódio editado por Thatcher Warrick Hess e Saylon Sousa no Laboratório de Rádio da UFMA.
Obrigado ao suporte de locução de: Shannon Warrick e Franklin Hagarty.
A música tema de Object Obscura é 'Bateria Brasileira' de Redeemin'.
Agradecemos a Epidemic Sound, YouTube Music Library, KA•YA•PÓ do povo Kayapó e Vincent Moon e Anchor.fm pela maior parte da música, SFX e distribuição. Música por ordem de aparição: Tau de Osoku, Bateria Brasileira de Redeemin', Lady In Black de Farrell Wooten, Suspended de Farrel Wooten, Monkey Madness de Mike Franklyn, Excavation at the Amazon de Tracce Way, °palaa° de Povo Kayapó, Make No Mistakes de Bonnie Grace, Fresh Cheer de View Points, Native Heat de Edward Karl Hanson, °yem—ohkw-oto—korê° de Povo Kayapó, Struggle In the Jungle de Kikoru, °waliluū° de Povo Kayapó, Dark Woods de Phoenix Trail, Eternity de Anthony Earls, New Light de Ave Air, °han+° de Povo Kayapó, °tamakië° de Povo Kayapó e Paradigm Shift de Gavin Luke.
SFX e créditos de arquivo:
1.) https://vimeo.com/240306074 → POVO KAYAPÓ por Híbridos, Spirits of Brazil e Vincent Moon
Outros links de apoio ao território da Floresta Amazônica e Mebêngôkre:
Instituto Kabu → https://www.kabu.org.br/a-cultura/
Conservação Internacional → https://www.conservation.org/
Todas as fotos do objeto deste episódio estão no Facebook @objectobscurapodcast, Instagram @object.obscura e Twitter @objectobscura. Acesse nosso site e veja também a galeria de episódios → object-obscura.com
In this episode, we are going on an Amazon cruise to discover the truth behind a mask that my family bought in 1996. We travel to Pará and talk to an anthropologist about the Brazilian indigenous mask. Eventually, we find someone from the indigenous Mebêngôkre community and hear their explanation of the mask resembling a monkey.
Thank you to Ben Hess and everyone in my family who filled in the details about this cruise 26 years ago.
Thank you to Claudia Lopez from the Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi in Belém, Pará.
Finally, thank you very much, Mydjere Kayapó-Mekrangnoti, for sharing the stories about the mask, the ceremony and your community.
Episode written and translated by Thatcher Warrick Hess, Alessandra Medina, Aliane Miranda and Saylon Sousa.
Episode edited by Thatcher Warrick Hess and Saylon Sousa at the Radio Laboratory at UFMA.
Thank you to the voice-over support by: Shannon Warrick and Franklin Hagarty.
Theme song for Object Obscura is ‘Bateria Brasileira’ by Redeemin’.
Thanks to Epidemic Sound, YouTube Music Library, KA•YA•PÓ by Povo Kayapó and Vincent Moon and Anchor.fm for most of the music, SFX and distribution. Music in order of appearance: Tau by Osoku, Bateria Brasileira by Redeemin’, Lady In Black by Farrell Wooten, Suspended by Farrel Wooten, Monkey Madness by Mike Franklyn, Excavation at the Amazon by Tracce Way, °palaa° by Povo Kayapó, Make No Mistakes by Bonnie Grace, Fresh Cheer by View Points, Native Heat by Edward Karl Hanson, °yem—ohkw-oto—korê° by Povo Kayapó, Struggle In the Jungle by Kikoru, °waliluū° by Povo Kayapó, Dark Woods by Phoenix Trail, Eternity by Anthony Earls, New Light by Ave Air, °han+° by Povo Kayapó, °tamakië° by Povo Kayapó and Paradigm Shift by Gavin Luke.
SFX and Archival credits:
1.) https://vimeo.com/240306074 → POVO KAYAPÓ by Híbridos, Spirits of Brazil and Vincent Moon
Other links to support the Amazon Rainforest and Mebêngôkre territory:
All pictures of this episode’s object are on Facebook @objectobscurapodcast, Instagram @object.obscura and Twitter @objectobscura. Go to our website and look at the episode gallery as well → object-obscura.com
Neste episódio ouvimos um novo tipo de som e falamos com a filha do homem que o criou. A radiola, uma grande cabine de som, é a forma mais comum de tocar reggae na capital do reggae no Brasil: São Luís, no Maranhão. Ouça esta viagem para ouvir as histórias do DJ de reggae mais antigo da cidade, Serralheiro.
Obrigado Ademar Danilo do Museu do Reggae Maranhense e Karlena Costa.
Episódio escrito e traduzido por Thatcher Warrick Hess, Alessandra Medina, Aliane Miranda e Saylon Sousa.
Episódio editado por Thatcher Warrick Hess e Saylon Sousa no Laboratório de Rádio da UFMA.
A música tema de Object Obscura é 'Bateria Brasileira' de Redeemin' com outros acompanhamentos musicais de WILHELMINA.
Obrigado ao Epidemic Sound, YouTube Music Library e Anchor.fm pela maior parte da música, SFX e distribuição. Música em ordem de apresentação: Mixed Up Moods de Jacob Miller (composição de radiola ao vivo), There Must Be A way Out of Here de Bonnie Grace, Batera Brasileira de Redeemin', Odd Constructions de Taomito, Giza de Ebb & Flod, Redemption Army de Redemption & The Disciples, Mississippi de Cynthia Schloss (composição de radiola ao vivo), Ocean Traveler de Calm Shores, General One de Freedom Trail Studio, A Summer Kinda Thing de One Drop Culture, Lemon Licka de Lou Ricard, Sadness de Carl Henriksson, Rabbit Reggae de Alexandra Woodward, Reggae Wah de Doug Maxwell e Media Right Productions, I'm Just A Man de Ronnie Davis (composição de radiola ao vivo), Purification de WILHELMINA, Trust Me de Mama Zula (Instrumental), Breeze of Change de Miles Avida e Derailed por No Fim dos Tempos, Nada.
SFX e créditos de arquivo:
1.) Chaveiro Virada Cultural 2011 → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4K8WNkLmso&t=16s
2.) "A Jamaica Brasileira" [Part 1] de Gleyser Azevedo → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCljnC18H9g&t=1s , [Part 2] → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQO_qGsZWpk&t=328s , [Part 3] → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aveSmQXk_Wk&t=349s
Todas as fotos do objeto deste episódio estão no Facebook @objectobscurapodcast, Instagram @object.obscura e Twitter @objectobscura. Acesse nosso site e veja também a galeria de episódios → object-obscura.com
The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.