El podcast después del podcast

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En el último episodio de la temporada, la productora y diseñadora de sonido Martine Chaussard comparte una historia íntima sobre su relación con el podcast: desde el descubrimiento del medio hasta el derrumbe de una industria que prometía no tener fin.Entre recuerdos, aprendizajes y despedidas, Martine reflexiona sobre cómo seguir creando cuando el trabajo se desvanece, y sobre lo que queda después del entusiasmo, del boom y de la ola sonora que cambió su vida.Una carta de amor (y duelo) al audio y a quienes lo siguen eligiendo.***Créditos:Narración: Florencia Flores Iborra y Martine ChaussardProducción: Martine ChaussardMezcla de sonido: Tristana produccionesIlustración de portada: Florencia PinochiAudios de archivo: The badge of 287(g) de Small Power, Inconvenient Market y Memorabilia(full) de Martine Chaussard y Mon Laferte, Pa’ Donde se fue de Canción Exploder (Adonde Media)Música: “Arabesque no 1” por Claude Debussy "Up Hill", "Skipping" y "Spring in Barcelona" por Ian Post para ArtlistProducción general: Peces fuera del agua y Tristana producciones.

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