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Voices

By: David Waters
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Voices from around the world - stories of events that have shaped people's lives, told in their own voices. From spies recording secret musical archives to love stories in detention centres, falls from the sky and emerging from repressed trauma – these are stories of things that can change a life's path for better or worse.

Voices is produced by David Waters
Ellen Evans is the assistant producer

©2017 David Waters (P)2017 David Waters
Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Ep. 1: A Savory Story
    Sep 24 2018

    Loren Schoenberg's hunt for a box of records would change the way we understand the history of Jazz.

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    26 mins
  • Ep. 2: Killing It
    Sep 24 2018

    When the unthinkable happens at 15,000 feet, life begins again....

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    17 mins
  • Ep. 3: Sibo and Maureen
    Sep 24 2018

    From Zimbabwe to the UK, a series of turbulent events and a love story from a detention centre.

    Additional production from Hannah Harris Green.

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    29 mins
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I've had this for ages, I was put off by the first one or two episodes that I listened too and it languished for a long time in my library until I recalled it recently. This covers a very broad spectrum of topics so I suspect most will find some they like and some they could do without. The one that really stood out for me was 'Ice on the Ropes', a brief recollection of a young man's life working boats on the river Thames. That really struck an atmospheric chord with me.

Some, like the food story 'The Still Life' just left me cold but tastes will vary due to the diversity of what's on offer. I'd say I thought that there were only a couple of real gems here and in truth with the ambition of having such a stylistically and topically diverse set of stories most people are going to find their interest levels vary by episode.

It was well worth listening to for the gems and the okay episodes and as my recent corporate diversity training taught me it's important to get out of my own personal 'echo chamber' and listen to diverse opinions so it was also good for me :-)

Variable Overall but a Couple of Real Gems!

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this was a great listen. Great variety of stories from different people and beautifully edited to present them. I really enjoyed this podcast and would recommend it to people who are interested in people.

original and captivating

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