What’s up with that? A show not hosted by Ryan Hill.
The final episode from the S01E09 and S01E10 pool of audio. This show is really long because I wanted to finish the session. Here’s the questions:
Download: What’s up with that? S01E11 10-14-2007 (12:46)
The Media Collective would like to welcome frankly, the first addition to our new Printed category of media. You can download a PDF of the first edition from the spring of 2007 here.
All submissions for the next issue are due by November 3rd, 2007. If you have anything you would like to contribute, you can e-mail them at frankly.zine[a]gmail.com. The next edition is due to be printed some time late November or early December.
A little copy about the publication:
(frankly) is a zine that was put together so that we, as a community, might be exposed to fellow artists, writers, thinkers, et cetera. whether you love or hate, agree or disagree, appreciate or disparage: tell us; we want to know. we can’t do anything without your ideas, suggestions, comments, & submissions.
keep sending us material: artwork, photography, stories, editorials, essays, poetry, & anything else.
What’s up with that? A show not hosted by Ryan Hill.
Another episode from the same pool as S01E09. The shows are getting longer because of the positive feedback. Let us know if you think it isn’t working. Same questions as before:
Download: What’s up with that? S01E10 10-11-2007 (8:12)
What’s up with that? A show not hosted by Ryan Hill.
Finally. Another episode. And it isn’t another episode from the 06, 07, or 08 pool of audio! This episodes questions were:
Download: What’s up with that? S01E09 10-08-2007 (7:17)
Well, we finally had the time to expand The Media Collective beyond one project! We also wanted to have a showcase/feature show, and finally had the opportunity to interview something unique happening in the area. After getting a phone call from a friend about two brothers who were hitchhiking across America and making a documentary, we decided to set out an make them the first interview.
A few things first: We apologize for the quality of the audio. We sat outside (too beautiful of a day to pass up [and one person did not have shoes]). We only had one lapel microphone. For the setup we did have, we’re pretty pleased.
Will and Tim, two brothers making a feature length documentary called Hitching for Humanity, set out on a journey in search of random acts of kindness and to show the world that beautiful people still exist. They started in Massachusetts and plan on ending up in California. This interview covers their stop in West Lafayette, Indiana on the campus of Purdue University. They plan on submitting the film to Slam Dance and where ever else the people take it.
[audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/newschannelinternet/newschannelinternet-HitchingforHumanity-09-30-2007.mp3]Download: News Channel Internet’s Interview with Hitching for Humanity (11:42)