Re-Imagined Radio

Exploring sound-based storytelling

Re-Imagined Radio shares stories via radio broadcasts, podcasts, and social media that engage your ears. Listen to a sample from "9/11 Radio Stories" below.

Hiro & Liling by Kristina Jones and The Martian Death March by Ernest Kinoy X Minus One tribute featuring The Veldt by Ray Bradbury and The Cave of Night by James E Gunn Lone-Green-Challenge: The Lone Ranger, The Green Hornet, The Challenge of the Yukon A Mighty Span William Conrad: A Tribute to a Great Radio Voice
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D-Day Radio Stories

A documentary sound collage

Released June 16, 2025
Season 13, Episode 06
Re-Imagined Radio combines multiple "eye witness" radio news reports for this part documentary, part sound collage of stories about D-Day, the invasion of Europe by Allied military forces to repel German invaders and end World War II, June 6, 1944. "D-Day Radio Stories" provides a different storyline for this World War II turning point, and we hope, a worthy tribute to the Allied invading forces and those correspondents who went with them to tell the rest of us what they see and hear. From our Documentary series.

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Extra

Re-Imagined Radio presents EXTRA content between our regular episodes. 24/7. On demand. Featuring radio and aural drama, sound art and sound poetry, aural and oral history, spoken word, creative/experimental music, soundscapes/field recording/sound walks, found sound, and sound-based narratives. Tasty morsels for your ears. Radio of different forms. From different places. Different genres. Offering different sound-based storytelling. EXTRA listening experiences, like . . .

Framework #937
June 29-July 6, 2025
Re-Imagined Radio presents Framework, a program about using field recordings for storytelling. Each weekly episode features a new exploration of this form of sound-based storytelling. This week's Framework:afield, entitled "Alameda Ether Walk," was produced in the United States by dAs, purveyor of fine sounds via UBUIBI and Big City Orchestra for over 30 years. LEARN more and LISTEN

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About Re-Imagined Radio

Re-Imagined Radio explores stories based on environmental, human, mechanical, and musical sounds. These stories combine literary genres—documentary, drama, history, monologue, narrative, oral history, radio art, and science fiction—to create narratives that engage your listening imaginations. We call the result sound-based storytelling.

Re-Imagined Radio offers different categories of sound-based storytelling. Celebration, Documentary, Experimental, Guest Writer, Old Time Radio, Tribute, and more. We distribute our episodes using radio broadcasts, global and on demand streaming, podcasts, and social media, especially YouTube. Sometimes we offer live performances. SEE "How To Listen" for more information.

We've been doing this since 2013. READ the Re-Imagined Radio origin story.

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