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Come a Waltzing
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Share your hopes for 2010
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Stories about the significance of love songs in your life
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What does it really mean to Live Local?
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The undead are surfacing on Pool...
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Quilters, coders, remixers and retrofitters ... Share your tinker tendencies!
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Send an audio postcard from the literary edge
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Get your sounds in the Night Air mix
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Have your tracks auditioned for play on Sound Quality
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Your stories of Glebe's Wireless House
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Weave your story of the Redfern Locomotive & Eveleigh Carriage Works
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Be seen and heard in the public pool
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Write a 5 minute, two hander, radio drama
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Your lives, your stories from outside our cities
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Why are you...you?
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Fifteen sounds, 360 remixes, your creativity.
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Let your imagination take flight
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Your poems & stories of the sea
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You can explore and remix the city with the Agent
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Create your own musical portrait
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21.11.08 — Rosemarys_Baby
Rusty, your work is so evocative of share houses, good friendships and happy times. It's great that you captured the halcyon days of 'The Pack' and the dogs, before the onset of eviction notices, poor Shredder's arthritis and the scattering of the Pack. Keep making music, making radio and telling stories that bring it all to our ears!
07.11.08 — Claudia Taranto
This is a lovely audio story about life, friendship and dogs. You've woven music, voice and sounds very effectively to convey why you like living there. I love the sound of the dogs licking the plates.
07.11.08 — Nicole Steinke
I read Claudia's comments and thought, "goodness. Dogs licking plates! There's a sound i'd never thought to record. I must listen to that." And disgustingly enjoyable it was.
Don't worry - you're nowhere near middle age yet. There'll be lots of roaming free and enjoying life, even sharing, still to come.
You created such a sense of the bond between all of you (including the dogs) and the bond with your neighbours, it was a very moving story. Lovely stuff!
Thanks
nicole