It’s June 26 and the final stretch for #AudioMo, where I am reflecting on how I tell the story of my life, and what I don’t say in the process.
June 25 – #AudioMo – How to Ignore a Crisis
StandardNinety days on a boat and in my #AudioMo for June 25 I reflect on how good we are at ignoring the enormity of what’s going on. With added cat sounds.
June 24 – #AudioMo – Making A Video
StandardWednesday June 24 and another #AudioMo, this time about filming, and being a councillor.
June 23- #AudioMo – Plague Inc.
StandardMy #AudioMo for June 23 is something I wrote in 2017, about a group of young people playing Plague, Inc. and what I thought about it at the time.
June 22- #AudioMo – Letters and Poems
StandardMy #AudioMo for June 22, and I’m looking at pieces of paper and reflecting on what they mean, with memories of those distant and lost.
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June 21 – #AudioMo – Remembering Hugh Mellor
StandardJune 21, and my #AudioMo tonight is a remembrance of Hugh Mellor, the philosopher and a former teacher of mine, who died today. With passing boats.
Photo of the Philosophy Library by Sebastian Ballard / CC BY-SA
June 20 – #AudioMo – Riverside Tales
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A solstice day on the river and the riverbank, involving turning boats, ducks, and the way joy pushes out despair
And listen to Erland Cooper’s A Nightingale Sings Outside Our Window
June 19 – #AudioMo – The View from Elsewhere
StandardOn June 19, as we head towards the solstice, my #AudioMo is a reflection on the week, and lockdown, and the importance of understanding how the pandemic is experienced elsewhere.
June 18 – #AudioMo – Reading Ramsay
StandardIt’s June 18 but I have little to say for today’s #AudioMo. I’ll read Cheryl Misak’s Frank Ramsay biography instead.
June 17 – #AudioMo – Time to Pay
StandardFor my #AudioMo for June 17 I’ve disinterred a fairly random note from over a year ago about time travel and jewel thefts. It came from a time when I travelled on trains.