In which I get cloudy about structured thought, and turn to time as a metaphor instead. Continue reading →

In which I take the indirect route to talk about the indirect route my day went in. Continue reading →

In which I reminisce about the tales told by two radio icons: Stuart Maclean (The Vinyl Cafe) and Garrison Keillor (A Prairie Home Companion). Continue reading →

In which I discuss my music collection, and the (rightful) place of music in radio. Continue reading →

In which I remind myself of the career of Nora Young, and think about the structural tricks and ways of playing with editing demonstrated in Brand X Radio, Spark and Radiolab. Continue reading →

In which I mix memory with consideration and wonder at a documentary form of radio. Continue reading →

In which I am distracted by questions of identity, before veering into a discussion of a pair of British BBC DJs. Continue reading →

In which I reflect on radio in my past, and then talk about a particular example of where it is still done well. Continue reading →

In which, drunk on the experience of watching a play, I talk about theatre. Continue reading →

In which a relatively simple interruption (in a day filled with purposeful interruptions) leads to a questioning of what really is reality, of sorts. Continue reading →