Podcasting: The Story from Hear

Over the last couple of years, The Story from Hear has brought an incredible group of womyn media makers together. To be clear, registration is not limited to womyn, but that's just who have come. What has emerged is a supportive, decentralized feminist teaching model. And so, we are making it official: only people who identify as womyn, and or/feminist allies, need apply. We're taking this step because we found it incredibly empowering to engage in a deep form of listening, recording, creating, and sharing in a group able to unite around our common interests: respect for the land, respect for our differences, respect for each other, and respect for the sonic tapestry of the world. <3

Silence is the presence of time undisturbed. How to disappear acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton on the art of listening to silence in a noisy world:

The Story from Hear's Jennifer Moss reflects on our sound-focused podcast workshop this summer Hollyhock. What an amazing group of women storytellers!!! Pamela Post, Jacqueline Julia Mathieu, Sosan Blaney, Odette Auger, Brady Marks, Sparkle Beep, Melissa Dick, Cornelia Hoogland, Tricia Roche among others

A new podcast I'm involved in. Please check it out -- and if you like it -- give us a nice review!

Awesome opportunity for Indigenous journalists & storytellers at The Narwhal! Fellowship deadline: October 31, 2019. The fellowship will provide the recipient with $5,000 to produce an original piece of work by June 2020. In addition, fellows will receive support from The Narwhal’s editorial team and will gain skills and insight into the workings of an independent digital newsroom. https://thenarwhal.ca/write-for-us/