The next livestreamed recording of The 9pm Edict podcast is Public House Forum 8, currently scheduled for Saturday 27 May 2023 at 1.30pm AEST.
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The 9pm Edict’s Spring Bruise LIVE
The next recording session for The 9pm Edict podcast will be streamed live this Tuesday 6 September 2016 from 2100 AEST via Spreaker.
You can listen right here. The widget immediately below currently shows all the episodes of the Edict uploaded to Spreaker. A “Live” button will appear when the broadcast starts.
You can also use the Spreaker apps (the listening apps, not the studio/production apps) or listen on The 9pm Edict‘s show page.
Tweet along using the hashtag #9pmlive.
A test transmission will start at 2055 AEST, five minutes before the program proper starts at 2100 AEST. Give or take.
This podcast is listener-supported. If you’d like to contribute, please throw a few dollars into the pot.
[Photo: Image of Reaper audio production tool.]
The 9pm Edict’s Census Night Special LIVE
Tonight’s recording session of The 9pm Edict podcast will be streamed live from 2100 AEST via Spreaker.
You can listen right here. The widget immediately below currently shows all the episodes of the Edict uploaded to Spreaker. A “Live” button will appear when the broadcast starts.
You can also use the Spreaker apps (the listening apps, not the studio/production apps) or listen on The 9pm Edict‘s show page.
Tweet along using the hashtag #9pmlive.
A test transmission will start at 2055 AEST, five minutes before the program proper starts at 2100 AEST. Give or take.
[Photo: Photo of Census form, with a microphone in the foreground.]
“The 9pm One Nation Policy Reading” LIVE
Saturday’s recording session of “The 9pm One Nation Policy Reading” will be streamed live from 2000 AEST via Spreaker.
You can listen right here. The widget immediately below currently shows all the episodes of the Edict uploaded to Spreaker. A “Live” button will appear when the broadcast starts.
You can also use the Spreaker apps (the listening apps, not the studio/production apps), or listen on The 9pm Edict’s show page.
If you want to read along at home, grab One Nation’s policy agenda. Tweet along using the hashtag #9pmlive.
A test transmission will start at 1945 AEST, a quarter of an hour before the program proper starts at 2000 AEST.
[Photo: Part of One Nation’s policy flyer, with a Sennheiser microphone in the foreground.]
Analysing The 9pm Edict’s Hidden Costs
I’ve been analysing the time it takes to produce each episode of The 9pm Edict podcast, and the results are disturbing.
Well, they disturbed me.
The Short Version
Audio recording is a relatively small part of the process. My workflows are inefficient, because I’m always playing with the format rather than settling into a routine, let alone automating things.
On a personal note, lack of confidence sometimes slows the creative process. Thanks, brain. I also spend more time fussing over the audio mix than is probably warranted.
The time taken to produce each episode is usually 10x or even 20x longer than the finished podcast. The crowdfunded budget falls way short of proper compensation. And that doesn’t even take into account the time taken to do that crowdfunding.
The Long Version
What I just said, but with charts, and much more background information.
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The 9pm Edict’s Public House Forum LIVE
Today’s recording session of The 9pm Edict’s Public House Forum will now be streamed live from 1400 AEST.
As before, I’ll be using Spreaker, a streaming audio platform.
You’ll be able to listen right here on this web page using the widget immediately below (which shows all the episodes of the Edict uploaded to Spreaker so far). A “Live” button will appear when the broadcast starts.
[Update 5 June 2016: The recording has been done. The Spreaker player currently shows the raw recording. You’ll have to skip in 45 min 45 sec to get to the actual program. This will be replaced with the final edited version later today on Monday.]
You can also use any of the various Spreaker apps (the listening apps, not the studio/production apps), or presumably listen on the The 9pm Edict’s show page at Spreaker.
You’ll be able to tweet along using the Twitter hashtag #9pmlive.
I’ll have some sort of test transmission running from 1345 AEST, so a quarter of an hour before the program proper starts at 1400 AEST.