Third Coast Pocket Conference31 Mar 2020

Gonna Make You Sweat (2019)

What does it feel like when artists challenge conventional radio and allow their lived experiences to inform their work?

In their 2020 Third Coast Conference session, NK, Phoebe, Mara and Ari - the founding members of RADIO (R)EJECTS - employed Sara Ahmed’s term ‘sweaty concepts’ to explore first person narrative stories. Using feminist theory by women of color as a lens for listening, you’ll be part of a conversation that expands upon asking what artistic choices shape “experimental” radio? How and why does it make us sweat? Presented by RADIO (R)EJECTS, a collective based out of Chicago, LA, and New Orleans.

This session intentionally carved out space for POC, femmes, people with disabilities, trans peeps, and queers who want to talk about how, why and for whom we tell our stories.

The 2019 Third Coast Pocket Conference season was co-produced by Neroli Price and Isabel Vázquez. Special thanks to Madeline Fox!

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Episoder(104)

Start from the Beginning (2019)

Most people can recount the facts of their situation, but how do you get them to tell you an actual story? Interviewing for narrative calls for a slightly different set of interview muscles – from the...

3 Apr 20201h 17min

Audio To Film, And Back Again (2019)

Can you make the move from audio to film, without leaving audio behind?At the 2019 Third Coast Conference, Jasmin Mara López (Silent Beauty) led a conversation about the journey from experienced audio...

2 Apr 20201h 6min

Dark & Funny, Like Your Life: Sound Design With Feeling (2019)

You know about reading between the lines, right? Well good sound design can make you dance between the lines. And when you’re talking about big, uncomfortable ideas — sound can be a super powerful too...

2 Apr 20201h 27min

Sex Sells (2019)

Sex sells, sure, but who gets to cash in on it? How can journalists honestly and accurately cover sex workers without sensationalizing or further stigmatizing their work? And can the answers provide m...

1 Apr 20201h 23min

Midwifing the Story: The Art of Editing (2019)

We’ve all heard the old adage: Everyone needs an editor. Whether you’re working in print, film, or narrative audio — you need someone to check for structure, make sure you’re meeting deadlines, and ge...

1 Apr 20201h 28min

Calling the Shots with Steve and Nishat (2019)

The audio industry is changing -- and your role as a leader might well be changing with it. Making the transition from reporter to editor, from producer to executive producer, or from player to coach ...

1 Apr 20201h 45min

Hearing Outside The Lines: Documenting Beyond Truth (2019)

What does truth look like when everything around us seems to hold the strange gasps of fiction?At the 2019 Third Coast Conference, this panel delved into a deep conversation about new methods of inter...

31 Mar 20201h 28min