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- Night Shift, a therapeutic journey through darkness (00:06:47)
If you are a man currently at a cross roads in life and need to find a new sense of purpose listen to this new endeavour from adventurer and writer David Charles. A therapeutic journey through darkness. More info here: https://davidcharles.substack.com/p/join-me-on-night-shift My own musings are on http://www.Documentally.net
- At least three feet under (00:04:50)
A chat with a grave digger #AudioMo
- Remembering a storm (00:04:53)
Standing in the garden 20 hours after a storm. Recorded for #AudioMo
- Sophia-Rose Long and the Maser #TDC25 (00:08:23)
More info at https://thesathianmaltgroup.com/ Recorded at Thinking Digital 2025 Www.Documentally.net
- A chat with Andy Stanford-Clark about the autonomous Mayflower project #TDC25 (00:08:07)
More info at www.Mas400.com Recorded for http://www.Documentally.net and the #TDC25 on BlueSky
- Sign me up to Andrew Blance’s idea #TDC25 (00:03:33)
- It’s Rob’s First Time #TDC25 (00:05:26)
A quick chat with @RobAmour in Microbus in Gateshead
- Skylarks Above (00:02:56)
This was recorded for documentally.net but uploaded to AudioBoom in order to test mobile upload. It failed due to the image being too large and then after resizing it failed due to bandwidth being limited. So is generally a bit of a faff.
- VRP7 into Audioboom browser test (00:05:05)
This was recorded for www.documentally.net I used the app VRP7 to record the audio and then uploaded the audio as well as a photo using the Audioboom browser. The first attempt failed when I recorded straight into the browser using the browser based recording interface on AudioBoom. All data was lost with an accidental thumb swipe.
- Family Forays and Philosophical Frolics (00:13:32)
A conversation with my cousins Gian and Vittoria Battaglia. Recorded for http://Documentally.net and a re-edited to include some promised music at the end. Vittoria's work can be found here: https://apothecaryofbotanicalmedicine.co.uk And Gian music can be found here: https://gianbattaglia.bandcamp.com/
- Ten Minute Sign Off (00:10:00)
Recorded for Documentally.net and the last day of #AudioMo 2024 It's day 30 or AudioMo and I have managed to post a little audio every day. I shall miss AudioMo. But I will be sure to post more Audio soon.
- From Bikes to Bytes - Most of my day in less than 10 mins (00:09:53)
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 27 Where I recount most of what I have been up. Cycling, writing, research, Ham Radio and finding an old SD card and extracting it's secrets.
- Guilty of Journalism - Thoughts on Assange (00:04:41)
Recorded for Documentally.net and #AudioMo day 26 Original image of Assange via Wikimedia and licensed CC 2.0. Digitally modified by myself. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ The audio is mine.
- The 18th #1984Symposium (00:07:00)
- The Bikeriders - A sort of film review. (00:08:12)
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 24 A no spoiler review of the 2023 film The Bikeriders.
- The Drink Of The Dammed (00:05:25)
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo Day 23
- Volunteering Their Labour (00:02:52)
Recorded for http://www.Documentally.net and #AudioMo
- Symphony of the Real (00:07:54)
In defence of authentic sound this audio was recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo
- Poetry Roulette (00:06:34)
Recorded for Documentally.net and #AudioMo In this audio, I roll a die to choose one of six books and then roll again to choose what page number I read a poem from.
- Magic Ticket (00:07:21)
Thoughts on the cinema experience recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo
- An invitation to the 18th #1984Symposium (00:03:09)
Recorded for http://Documentally.net and #AudioMo This year marks the 18th consecutive gathering at the grave of George Orwell in Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire. It all began weeks before the 2007 financial crisis. A small meeting between myself and Dr John Perivolaris, when with Orwell's writings and enduring influence in mind, we asked questions and discussed threatened freedoms. And now, here in 2024 at the brink of another global slowdown, amidst social and economic inequalities, protracted conflicts and mass protests, this annual pilgrimage continues and we meet again. Through the years, this informal picnic has discussed government and corporate mass surveillance programmes, restrictions on the right to protest as well as the continued erosion of online privacy. Orwell stood for decency and kindness. He called out injustice and institutional corruption. And our presence does the same. This picnic is a political act - but it's also a meeting of minds and a gathering of friends who are committed to uphold the values of decency, kindness, and resistance to tyranny. Throughout these last 18 years, this humble pilgrimage has evolved into an important tradition. It serves as a reminder that Orwell's message remains as vital today as it was decades ago. Through this symposium, Orwell's legacy is kept alive and his call to resist dystopian tendencies in society continues to inspire a new generation of thinkers and change-makers. Sat in an Oxfordshire graveyard, we find inspiration and community in our shared values of decency, justice, and resistance. Visitors have come from around the world. As well as just down the road. You never know who'll turn up. One year we got to meet an elderly man who'd been there on the very day George Orwell was buried. And on more than one occasion we've had a reading from Orwell's son Richard. Everyone is welcome to this annual gathering - to reflect, to discuss, and to leave empowered with the knowledge that there are fellow travellers committed to heeding that call. So, bring a blanket, a picnic, and an open mind. This is a meeting of the curious, where we break bread, swap stories, and forge new connections. June the 25th, 11am onwards, I'll be sat behind The Church of All Saints in Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire, OX14 4AE What three words address is ///behind.plants.couches
- Uchujin Makes Films (00:08:01)
This was recorded for #AudioMo and http://Documentally.net Adrian Story and his work can be found on http://Uchujin.co.uk
- Mastodon Explained (Sort of) (00:14:43)
Recorded for #AudioMo Day 10 I attempt to explain Mastodon. Twice. The podcast I mention is Therapy for me by Ant Short. Can't find a proper URL so you'll have to suffer with this ;-) https://open.spotify.com/show/4VM2nC93XtE9UlQUlF3bA2
- RovyVon A5 EDC Flashlight Review (00:09:28)
I did a quick review in me weekly dispatch at http://Documentally.net but here is a little more detail. Here is an amazon link to it. https://amzn.to/3KE4IjP
- Starl33t on Steam (00:10:31)
This was recorded for #AudioMo and features on http://Documentally.net On it I chat with my son known as Starl33t on some gaming platforms and ask him to share his current top ten games on the platform Steam. He mentions games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, Stardew Valley, Lethal Company, Undertale, Terraria, Subnautica, Bloons TD6, SANABI and Portal 2.