My Remembrance Day tribute was released in November 2005. It remains one of the most emotionally powerful shows I’ve ever produced.

In this commentary I talk being fearless in gathering streeters, scraping ceremonial coverage from the radio, getting permission to use music by Bryan Adams and The Duhks, and making audio elements fit together tightly like an elaborate puzzle.

Other shows that I’ve produced in a similar style:

• Muchos Gracias, Robin Brande (on Just One More Book!!)
• Happy Birthday, Derek K. Miller (on Penmachine)

If you would like to hear commentary on a particular episode I have produced, send me an email (markblevis@gmail.com) or call my community hotline (+1.206.350.6487) and tell me which one you’d like to hear.

 

 Producer’s Commentary - Remembrance Day [12:48m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

While most of my back catalog of Electric Sky podcasts make me cringe because of quality issues relating to either me or the audio production (or both), I’m particularly proud of an episode I produced two years ago today: A tribute to Remembrance Day.

So, even though it’s a bit cheap to re-release something from my past, it’s important to me to share this show from my past with a potentially new audience while reminding my long-time listeners about the need to remember those who gave their lives and those who risked — and continue to risk — their lives, throughout history, for their countries.

 

 Revisit: A Tribute to Remembrance Day [12:52m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download