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EPISODE · May 6, 2020 · 21 MIN

E16S1FINAL - Commanding Control in the Studio

from Feminist Sonic Futures! · host MUSIC 1240S

A conversation with retired recording engineer Anne Wattis about her experience being a woman sound engineer in the 80s.

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A conversation with retired recording engineer Anne Wattis about her experience being a woman sound engineer in the 80s.

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A conversation with retired recording engineer Anne Wattis about her experience being a woman sound engineer in the 80s.

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