SpokenWeb Podcast

Season 2 Trailer

Season 2 Trailer. We’re Back!

Get ready for Season 2 of the SpokenWeb Podcast, stories about how literature sounds. We have a brand-new line up of original episodes for you from archives, universities and in these physically distant times, the many spaces and places we call home, all across Canada and beyond. Whether it’s a deep dive into deep curation poetry, never before heard interviews with Canadian Literature legends or fresh takes on the role of sound in listening in our lives, this season has something for every canlit curiouso, sonic explorer, poetry connoisseur, and lifelong learner at heart. Season premiere in your rss feed October 5th, 2020.

If you love us, let us know! Rate us and leave a comment on Apple Podcasts or say hi on our social media @SpokenWebCanada.

Trailer Producers:

Hannah McGregor & Stacey Copeland

Clips Featured:

S1E2 – Sound Recordings are Weird.

S1E3 – Invisible Labour

S1E4 – The Agony and Ecstasy of Elizabeth Smart

S1E8 – How Are We Listening Now?

Music – Palms Down – Blue Dot Sessions

Hannah McGregor & Stacey Copeland

Hannah McGregor (podcast host) is an Assistant Professor of Publishing at Simon Fraser University, where her research focuses on podcasting as scholarly communication, systemic barriers to access in the Canadian publishing industry, and magazines as middlebrow media. She is the co-creator of Witch, Please, a feminist podcast on the Harry Potter world, and the creator of the podcast Secret Feminist Agenda. She is also the co-editor of the book Refuse: CanLit in Ruins (Book*hug 2018).

Stacey Copeland (podcast project manager) oversees development and production of the Spokenweb podcast. She is a Joseph-Armand Bombardier Ph.D. candidate in Communication at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. Her current research focuses on radio and podcasting, cultural sound studies, queer cultural history and gender studies.

00:03	Hannah McGregor:	[Upbeat String Music] Last season on the SpokenWeb Podcast, we brought you stories of early spoken word recordings, etched and wax —
00:10	Jason Camlot:	[Instrumental Music] [Audio, from SpokenWeb Podcast S1 Ep2 plays: Old sound recordings are weird.] [Inaudible Voice] [Crackling Recording].
00:19	Hannah McGregor:	— And the hidden labor behind archiving and caring for literary collections.
00:23	Karis Shearer:	[Audio, from SpokenWeb Podcast S1 Ep3 plays: I think often we don’t understand or see the labor that is behind that presentation.]
00:28	Hannah McGregor:	We listened together to the arresting words of Dorothy Livesay and Elizabeth Smart —
00:34	Elizabeth Smart:	[Audio, from SpokenWeb Podcast S1 E4 plays: By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept] —
00:36	Hannah McGregor:	— and to the sounds of the changing world around us as the pandemic changed how we work and how we listen.
00:43	Jason Camlot & Katherine McLeod:	[Audio, from SpokenWeb Podcast S1 E8 plays: How are you really listening, Catherine? Well, Jason, how am I really listening? Sigh.].
00:49	Hannah McGregor:	This season on the SpokenWeb Podcast we have a brand new lineup of original episodes from archives, universities, and, in these physically distanced times, the many spaces and places we call home all across Canada and beyond. Whether it’s a deep dive into the deep curation of poetry, never before heard interviews with CanLit legends, or explorations of the ethics of listening, season two of the SpokenWeb Podcast has something for every sonic explorer, poetry connoisseur, or lifelong learner at heart. I hope you’ll join us at spokenweb.ca [Musical Tone] or wherever you get your podcasts.

SpokenWeb Podcast

Season 2 Trailer

Season 2 Trailer. We’re Back!

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Season 2 Trailer

Season 2 Trailer. We’re Back!

September 21, 2020

Produced byHannah McGregor & Stacey Copeland

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