[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Kia Miakka Natisse On Audio Art
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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Kia Miakka Natisse On Audio Art

Kia had just returned from a creative retreat when we sat down to chat, and she was brimming with inspiration. This former Invisibilia host did not grow up as a backseat NPR baby. She found her love of audio through her education, approaching it as an artistic practice. She’s medium-agnostic — a storyteller-first who uses her winning authenticity to build community.

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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: James Kim on the Future of Audio Fiction
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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: James Kim on the Future of Audio Fiction

Audio fiction is the oft-overlooked sibling of nonfiction in the podcasting scene. James Kim helped change that with his critically-acclaimed indie project, Moonface. He’s continued to be a creative force, innovating on format to tell layered stories. And if you listen closely, you can hear James’ public radio origins. He says, “I wanted to try to tell a story that felt real, that can resonate with people in the same way a ‘[This] American Life’ story pick.”

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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Nuria Net on Bilingual Pocdasting
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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Nuria Net on Bilingual Pocdasting

The first in our series starts with Nuria Net, a storytelling powerhouse with an impressive resume, who specializes in bilingual podcasting. While most makers worry over monolingual projects, Nuria’s Shake It Easy Media’s work goes well beyond translation. Nuria is broadly celebrated for a rare specialty: bringing out the nuances in the great diversity of Latinae oral culture.

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