A radio drama produced in weekly installments by students from Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada, Bedfordshire University in England, and RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. Subscribe to our podcast to catch every episode!
I thought this episode was very well done. -the voices were all clear. No popping etc. -at one point there was some faint music in the background, but then it just died of completely. Because it was faint, having it continue on, and even had a "change" of songs wouldn't have made it too muggy. -I thought that the PP was fake? It'll be interesting to see where the next group takes this.
Another excellent episode. I do, however, find myself a bit confused by what exactly the peptopototash is exactly. At first it was some sort of fuel source, then it was nothing of great importance, and now it seems to have evolved back to its original purpose. The Winnny and Peg twist was quite humorous indeed. Also enjoyed the sounds of being 'lost in space'
Production wise it was very well done. Very lush soundscape with lots of interesting detail. The constant sound of the taped mouths in the background didn't get in the way of the dialogue. Keep on gaging for river-dance.
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I thought this episode was very well done.
-the voices were all clear. No popping etc.
-at one point there was some faint music in the background, but then it just died of completely. Because it was faint, having it continue on, and even had a "change" of songs wouldn't have made it too muggy.
-I thought that the PP was fake? It'll be interesting to see where the next group takes this.
Another excellent episode. I do, however, find myself a bit confused by what exactly the peptopototash is exactly. At first it was some sort of fuel source, then it was nothing of great importance, and now it seems to have evolved back to its original purpose. The Winnny and Peg twist was quite humorous indeed. Also enjoyed the sounds of being 'lost in space'
Production wise it was very well done. Very lush soundscape with lots of interesting detail. The constant sound of the taped mouths in the background didn't get in the way of the dialogue. Keep on gaging for river-dance.
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