I did a literature quiz as a podcast in 2005-2006, making almost 100 episodes. I tired of maintaining it -- podfading, they call it -- but learned a lot. Some of it is still around on the Wayback Machine http://web.archive.org/web/20060615080936/http://www.whosaid.org/cast/

I've been collecting a few things like this for my resume site http://learnandteachonline.com/blog/index.php/resume/

Who Said? One of the last episodes

I channeled the coroner in the Wizard of Oz in 2006 to spoof Steve Gillmor's famous pronouncements that selected technologies are dead.

Coroner Gillmor

I realized today that I may have been subconsciously avoiding watching the recent Frontline program on Wikileaks partly because I just didn’t want to be bummed out, wasn’t in the mood for a somber lecture with emotional audio prompts. Part of Frontline’s forumula in explicating a big troubling issue is to dramatically recount all of the warning signs, and they use portentous music and a great grave voiceover announcer to heighten your concern about the topic. I find I don’t care for being manipulated like that anymore.

http://amyloo.com/blog/index.php/site/home/those_ominous_frontline_scores/

Ominous PBS Frontline music

Anchorage police audio posted on the Extra TV site at http://extratv.com/2014/10/21/the-palin-family-brawl-in-alaska-listen-to-bristol-describe-her-beatdown/

Brawl interview: Anchorage Police Department audio with Sarah Palin's family

Sarah Palin's voice

Do you think they train conference call moderators to sound exactly like flight attendants?

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