re: introduction

An episode of the That's All From Me podcast, hosted by That's All From Me, titled "re: introduction" was published on December 23, 2024 and runs 41 minutes.

December 23, 2024 ·41m · That's All From Me

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Summary

Hello and welcome to the first episode of That’s All From Me! In this episode, we introduce ourselves and our plans for the podcast, along with a good old ramble about voice notes and the role they have played in our friendship. Mentioned in this episode: Album: Joni Mitchell Blue (1971) Book: Arrangements in Blue by Amy Key (2024) Song: Joni Mitchell Cactus Tree (1968) Album: FKA Twigs MAGDALENE (2019) Book: No Boys Play Here by Sally Bayley (2021) Book: On Chapel Sands by Laura Cumming (2021) Book: Allow Me to Introduce Myself by Onyi Nwabineli (2024)

Episode Description

Hello and welcome to the first episode of That’s All From Me!

In this episode, we introduce ourselves and our plans for the podcast, along with a good old ramble about voice notes and the role they have played in our friendship.

Mentioned in this episode:

Album: Joni Mitchell Blue (1971)

Book: Arrangements in Blue by Amy Key (2024)

Song: Joni Mitchell Cactus Tree (1968)

Album: FKA Twigs MAGDALENE (2019)

Book: No Boys Play Here by Sally Bayley (2021)

Book: On Chapel Sands by Laura Cumming (2021)

Book: Allow Me to Introduce Myself by Onyi Nwabineli (2024)

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