As a former WNYC/WQXRer, I’m absolutely disgusted, disappointed, dismayed at the guillotine amputation strategy management chose to take. It’s heartbreaking for those of us who work/ed in public radio. We do it to serve our community. Who is left in leadership who believes that?

Use of Mahler 2 in the trailer is beyond perfect

“dark industrial ambient music for tortured souls”

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Let the speaker speak and the listener listen: linguistic reminders and lessons that will help those of us who are audio producers. Is it worth cutting or doing a pickup? Can’t wait to read this book. literaryreview.co.uk/the-kings-engl… via Literary Review

"king o frod"

Grateful for my friend group. They give very good and useful gifts. Like this one: Callin’ Oates (719) 266-2837. just call it

please dont pick my brain about the podcast industry- I have no idea what is going on

The schedule for WKCR’s 2023 Bachfest is here! With the beloved festival being just days away, make sure you have your radios tuned to 89.9 FM and be tapped in to WKCR.org ⭐️ we are excited to be bringing you 8 straight days of BACH! #bachfest

brandenburg 3 is really the best one to play and listen to. especially if you are a cellist or violist. do not debate me on this

Hell yeah!

well this is unfortunate. soundcloud is for sale. musicbusinessworldwide.com/soundcloud-gea…

nice short doc on producing moritz von oswald's silencio and how he integrates and modifies choral into the piece, which is so disturbingly beautiful TRESOR youtu.be/RvJ2ZTyAyWU?si…

where is brent dicrescenzo when you need him

wayne shorter: virgo

What is a media party

Sony Music today sent a letter to 700 AI companies demanding to know whether they’ve used their music for training. - They say they have “reason to believe” they have - They say doing so constitutes copyright infringement - They say they’re open to discussing licensing, and they

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WNYC is reducing staff by 8% “at minimum” before next month via layoffs/buyouts. In a memo this afternoon to staff, New York Public Radio CEO LaFontaine Oliver said “without swift action, we will soon face significant questions about our ability to continue to serve New York.”