Every Friday, this mini-podcast shines a light on the many facets off the #audioindustry. My guests are Technicians, Talents, Managers, Founders and sometimes have multiple roles at once. I recorded these interviews to document their love for audio, to exemplify how diverse our ecosystem can be, but also to highlight the challenges we are facing together. For example, you will find "#Bridging" and "#Talent" as recurring themes.
My name is Albert Menacher and when I’m not podcasting I work for an enterprise audio software company known as DAVID.
Welcome to the latest edition of #WhyWeLoveWorkingInAudio! My guest today is Marlies Hartendorf, Head of Content at Qmusic. In 2022, we were co-panelists on a RDE session about "Bridging in Action". Not only are her tales of creating new story telling formats fun to listen to, but Marlies also puts audio at the core. For her success is depending on how individual skillsets (broadcast/on-demand) form a great team.
Marlies joined the RDE program team for the 2024 edition and I am looking forward to the sessions she is planning.
19 Oct 2023
Oliver Rösch, Audio Technician at Antenne Bayern
I hesitated a little bit with Oliver's testimonial, as it might encourage you to quit your job immediately and apply at Antenne Bayern. ;-)
Oliver's contribution is a good example of #workingtogether between different skillsets, namely enhancing creativity through technology. By cooperating with his customers, the journalists, he helps them at being best at their job and you can hear his satisfaction when this is done successfully. Oliver also likes that due to technological advancements there are constantly new challenges in his job.
Thank you for sharing your love of the industry and your colleagues with us!
6 Oct 2023
Simon Gooch, Head of P3 & Head of Music Strategy at Sveriges Radio
Please welcome Simon Gooch to the latest episode of #WhyWeLoveWorkingInAudio. He crossed bridges not once but twice, as he migrated from the UK to Sweden and also from private radio to the public radio space. Not sure which one was the bigger move though :-). In my view people like Simon, who have the experience of living in different cultures, are key for the evolution of our industry. When Simon and I met for the first time in - I think - 2016, he already was pioneering a more integrated approach to audio and breaking down barriers between broadcast and digital. Our conversations from back then still hold up today.
At Sveriges Radio he currently serves as the Head of P3 and is responsible for SR's music strategy. We share a love for music and when we find the time, we go record shopping together during #Radiodays Europe.
Thank you Simon for your testimonial and I'm counting on keeping up our vinyl tradition in Munich at #RDE2024 (I know one or two good record shops there).
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