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# Sounddawg.net

A celebration of radio | audio storytelling!

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://sounddawg.net/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Homepage](https://sounddawg.net/) - A streaming hi-fi collection & celebration of pioneering and recent broadcast/podcast audio stories featuring award-winning audio storytelling!
- [Classics](https://sounddawg.net/classics-template/) - At the dawn of public radio, European radio producers and a few Americans experimented with sound in their storytelling. Hear some of their works--classics!
- [About Sounddawg](https://sounddawg.net/about/) - Not just another goofy name: Listen to streaming hi-fi radio featuring sound as a primary means of storytelling, historic and contemporary.
- [About S-Logs](https://sounddawg.net/s-logs/) - How I returned to audio storytelling. Now I no longer have to tell anybody else's stories. Stories surround us -- they are where you see them.
- [Archive](https://sounddawg.net/archive/) - Listen to digitally restored audio features found in a basement and turned into a collection illustrating the early days of hi-fi audio storytelling.
- [Harrison Bergeron](https://sounddawg.net/billboard/harrison-bergeron/) - Listen to a streaming acoustic, stereo adaptation of the famous Vonnegut cautionary tale, produced by award-winning audio/radio producer Greg R Barron.
- [Follow the Moon](https://sounddawg.net/follow-the-moon/) - Hear survivors of Cambodia's killing fields tell their story as they sought escape from torture and death. Authentic field recordings immerse you in the scene.
- [S-Log Stories](https://sounddawg.net/s-log-stories/) - This is where the tires meet the road -- a catalog of my own recent, mostly short-form, streaming acoustic stories...
- [The Vault](https://sounddawg.net/the-vault/) - Listen to digitally restored radio features from the earliest days of public radio, when high-quality, stereo sound was just a gleam in yo daddy's eyes!...
- [Contact](https://sounddawg.net/contact/) - Contact Contact… Comments?… I’d love to hear from you! (I’m the one on your right.) Your comments and suggestions are more than welcome. Would you like to suggest additional examples of pioneering acoustic storytelling or some great current work? Do you know a website or other resource that you’d like to see featured? Send me a Sounddawg.net
- [Greg R. Barron](https://sounddawg.net/greg-r-barron/) - Audio storytelling was in its infancy. AM radio was dying, but FM and hi-fi sound were emerging. Soon, radio and the listeners' experience would change forever.
- [Billboard...](https://sounddawg.net/billboard/) - Check back here from time to time. Find long-form, new releases and/or featured stories here!
- [Articles](https://sounddawg.net/articles/) - A list of descriptions and links to articles discussing radio production. Sounddawg.net
- [The Shepherd--Retold](https://sounddawg.net/the-shepherd/) - The acoustic adaptation of Frederick Forsyth's harrowing short story of an RAF pilot flying home on Christmas, 1957. Authentic sounds place you in the cockpit!
- [Storytelling Online](https://sounddawg.net/storytelling-online/) - Storytelling Online Online storytelling and additional resources... It was the widespread adoption of FM broadcasting and the alternative ethos of Public Radio that gave birth to today’s “acoustic storytelling”. And Now Public Radio has become a home to stories enhanced with sound. There’s a hint of it in NPR’s “All Things Considered” news style and your local Sounddawg.net