"In this studio course, students explore the process and possibilities of creatively working with audio material including spoken interviews, narration, and field recordings. Along the way we explore the ‘where-to’ of audio-centered broadcast realms including podcasts, YouTube channels, audiobook originals, and live audio festivals (akin to independent cinema) that have grown out of the radio foundation of the last century. By critically listening to sound-rich storytellers across media, students discern how form, content, theories of narrativity, and platform destination might shape their own work. Examples are largely drawn from alternative sonic spaces including experiments in terrestrial radio, streaming and or pop-up listening realms, and lo-fi renegade broadcasts. Throughout the semester, students work towards a final audio project, engaging in regular peer/instructor-based critiques. The class is designed for those with basic audio production skills and access to some audio tools (on-site at The New School labs or via their own computer/audio set-up). *Please note that this course was previously titled Radio Experiments. If you have previously taken Radio Experiments, you should not enroll in this course.