Radio Projects
I've been experimenting with radio since the 80’s! My little brother and I would host J & J Radio from the family room of our parent's home, in suburban Minneapolis. Thanks to Dad’s portable tape recorder...
By the 1990s, I was working and volunteering in college radio and produced a program which I syndicated. Some Assembly Required ran from 2001-2o11, and new episodes have been streaming at wfmu since 2020.
My NEW series attempts to reconstruct broadcast recordings of what some mythical disc jockeys might have shared with their listening audience. As an editor, it's been huge fun to work on Radio Retrofit.
Finally, No One Asked is a much more personal approach to radio.
Explore, below...
The "Johnny Fever" mix
was so much fun to make,
I've been brainstorming ways to keep the series going.
Here's the idea...
I'll be producing brand new programs, from a variety
of incomplete "found
sound" broadcast recordings,
to create entertaining approximations of what
might have aired.
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The Interviews
For 12 years, I produced
and distributed a program
of Sound Collage, featuring sample based music and audio art.
Every so often, I'd record
an original interview, and
turn it into a feature on
the artist and their work.
These 35 interviews are how the show is often remembered, and I'm proud to present them here.
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Favorite Episodes
The show continues to air on college & community radio.
Stay tuned for Brand New episodes, at wfmu.org, on the Sheena's Jungle Room stream.
With over 300 hours available, it's hard to say where to start. Whether it's an especially interesting clash of styles, or a theme that's practically "mixed itself," this is a list of episodes I thought turned out particularly well.