No One's Listening Podcasts

We're back, and love is in the air! Irene celebrates her birthday with the N1L crew; Skye gives her best guesses on romance; blogger and sexpert Violet Blue shares her carnal knowledge; Frank the Imac gives love a chance on a blind date; Irene receives a Valentine's Day wish from her "Backup Plan."  Rachel Bolton and Matt Gowen from Hallmark give a greeting card perspective on this most consumerist holiday; Melissa phones in the first part of an extended Gay Report on love, cigarettes, and anything else she can think of.  Irene and Melissa continue their discussion of all things queer; Dr. Helen Fisher clues us in on the physiology of love; Steve the Drummer shares a brief romantic sentiment; Irene serenades the audience. 

Irene from No One's Listening interviews Makerbot Industries with guests Eddie Codel and Keith Ozar. Makerbot has invented a new consumer-grade, desktop-size 3-D printer. Yes, you can make and print your own lego collection right from the comforts of your home. The show also features Megan McCarthy from Mediagazer.com the webs premier aggregator for media industry news. Scott Orn the world's friendliest media-savvy venture capitalist. And finally, Irene's co-hort in No One's Listening crime, Chris Cornell gives a call into the show. Finally, comedian Caitlin Gill give the show a ring to tell us of a new advances in science tech news.  

Real time anonymous blog 4chan explained. Featuring author Cole Stryker, who discusses his book "Epic Win For Anonymous", and internet culture expert/writer Nick Douglas.

Irene from No One's Listening interviews Makerbot Industries with guests Eddie Codel and Keith Ozar. Makerbot has invented a new consumer-grade, desktop-size 3-D printer. Yes, you can make and print your own lego collection right from the comforts of your home. The show also features Megan McCarthy from Mediagazer.com the webs premier aggregator for media industry news. Scott Orn the world's friendliest media-savvy venture capitalist. And finally, Irene's co-hort in No One's Listening crime, Chris Cornell gives a call into the show. Finally, comedian Caitlin Gill give the show a ring to tell us of a new advances in science tech news.

We be jamming! We went digging through our archives and found this never released classic N1L with guest Jack Napier and Milton Rand Kalman from the Billboard Liberation Front. They join us -- in disguise, no less! -- to discuss the phenomenon of culture jamming. Professor Miriam Smith from San Francisco State University provides an additional perspective. This is a recycled show from back in the day - but we're pretty sure you'll still love it today! 

We read the newspapers, see the reports on TV, but what aren't we seeing when it comes to Occupy Wallstreet. Well, No One's Listening is an audio show...so you still won't get to see the difference. However, you can close your eyes and pretend you are on a museum audio tour!  Host Irene McGee and produce Winslow Porter head to the Occupy Wallstreet. The show opens with reporter Drew Grant, who has been covering the protest since day one. Later in the show we get a call-in from comedian Jamie Kilstein live. Jamie's the cohost of the popular political podcast Citizen Radio. The show wraps with an interview from Jesse LaGreca a writer for the Daily Kos who gained fame after footage from his un-aired Fox news video interview went viral. The footage, which was caught by a citizen journalist, garnered lots of attention because wherein he "explained" the problem with the news media coverage at the event. The viral video was even mentioned on the Jon Stewart show.  I'd like to dedicate this show to my student loans. 

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales stops by the N1L studio (ok he calls in...but it still made us feel fancy...and if you click on the link in that sentence you can watch Irene interviewing Jimmy in person). We also were lucky enough to meet the who the NY Times referred to as "The King of Tumblr" Anthony De Rosa. He discusses the growing populartity of his blog http://soupsoup.tumblr.com/. Plus, journalist, Adam Clark Estes calls in to explain how and why Wikipedia is valuable for journalists today. PLUS, special guest Skye the Ladybug calls in! Finally, in fantastic news we - in an effort to keep things as "real" as possible are creating and producing No One's Listening in a studio in Brooklyn. Why? Because we met the ridiculously talented Winslow Porter who is now a proud member of the N1L team!  

Ah rejection. A painful reality to life in showbiz. Nothing hurts more, and you never get used to the pain...Or do you? The show starts with Irene and N1L producer Chris Cornell swapping stories about painfully true N1L rejection stories. The inspiration for today's N1L was guest Jon Friedman, the host of a comedy show in NYC called "The Rejection Show." His show is a tribute to comedians and sketches that all got rejected. Legendary drummer Steve Bowman calls in and talks about the highs and lows of being the drummer in The Counting Crows to being the "on-call" drummer for Train. Director Nic Hill calls in to discuss the making of his documentary film Truth in Numbers. Finally, Scott Orn calls in to gives the flip side of the story...what it's like to be the person doing the rejecting. 

Real time anonymous blog 4chan explained. Featuring author Cole Stryker, who discusses his book "Epic Win For Anonymous", and internet culture expert/writer Nick Douglas.

Join Irene as she chats with guests regarding how she awoke one day to find herself an internet meme thanks to hurricane Irene. Guest include comedian, actor and writer Guy Branum Plus, comedian and blogger for VH1's site Best Week Ever Michelle Collins!  

Irene concludes her discussion of DIY culture.  Part 3 of 3.

Irene continues exploring DIY culture.  Part 2 of 3.

Irene discusses DIY culture.  Part 1 of 3.

Irene concludes her discussion of wi-fi connections.  Part 3 of 3.

Irene continues to discuss the future of wi-fi with guests via phone.  Part 2 of 3.

Irene and her guests discuss wireless internet access and the issues involved.  Part 1 of 3.

Irene concludes her discussion of disaster communication.  Part 3 of 3.

Irene and Skye continue their discussion of disaster preparedness and emergency communication.  Part 2 of 3.

Irene explores methods of communication during disaster situations.  Part 1 of 3.

Irene relates more of her story regarding recent events.  Part 2 of 2.