March 7, 2012: The Night Air: Speedy Condensate - for Radio Boredcast

THE NIGHT AIR: SPEEDY CONDENSATE – FOR RADIO BOREDCAST

 A condensation of media dreams - with head listening, nose probes & deep sleep, a journey through light and a bicycle-speed future.

Running since 2002, The Night Air is a programme dedicated to creative radio-making on Radio National (a network of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation). Each week obliquely related material, sourced from Radio National's own archives and the media at large, is re-assembled with sonic glue - letting listeners imagine new stories.

Diane Dean was born in the UK and began her radio career with the BBC in London. She later emigrated to Australia and worked as an audio engineer, before joining the ABC as a program maker. She has a Science degree in Architecture and a Dip. Design Science in Architectural Acoustics. She has a love of discontinuity, yoga and languages.

Brent Clough began his radio career with Radio New Zealand and has previously produced and presented the Radio National contemporary music and sound arts program, Other Worlds and the world music show, The Daily Planet. He was foundation producer/presenter for the ABC features program, Radio Eye and currently presenter for 360 documentaries. He is a DJ and writer and has curated gallery projects on music and Pacific culture.

John Jacobs joined the ABC in 1985 and has engineered, produced and created many radio programs, winning international awards and establishing leading ABC innovations such as The Night Air and ABC Pool. Always looking ahead for fresh ways to present ideas and entertainment, John helped to start podcasting at the ABC. With a background in community media he was part of the team that launched the indymedia citizen journalism movement.

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