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Podcast Notes: Congo, Loudness Wars and Throwing Yourself at Men

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Chris Vallance | 13:39 UK time, Tuesday, 29 January 2008


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  • Kenyan Blogger Daudi Were of spoke to us about the recent violence (the interview is short because of a poor mobile connection - please visit his blog for more information)

  • Award winning photographer and tells us about living in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Thanks Graham for the tip)

  • Grammy Winning record producer/mixer and why lack of dynamic range is bad for music. Thanks to for permission to podcast a clip of his music - which is, we should stress, filled with dynamic range. (Thanks to Vince for the tip!)

  • Lilly McElroy an artist

  • Nathalie of Philobiblon (WARNING contains a mildly rude word if that sort of thing upsets you)

  • Professor Rob Fergus, part of a team lead by Antonio Torralba that developed the , explained it to us

  • And Jamillah Knowles with a report on

As an added treat the video below is by and very clearly illustrates their side of the "Loudness War".

If you have a suggestion for next week's programme please email podsandblogs [at] bbc.co.uk

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