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The Port Podcast 10: A Hollywood Story
Beginning with a speculative letter written aged 12 to actress Lillian Gish for a school project – the star of The Wind (1928) and frequent muse of controversial film director D.B.Griffith – Austin and Howard Mutti-Mewse embarked on a stream of correspondence with Hollywood’s vanguard that would...
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The Port Podcast 11: A Journey Through Gender
28 May 2014 For many of us, gender is something that we think of in black and white terms, a binary of male and female. In the womb, we are prescribed gender identities, before the nucleus of our personalities are even formed. But gender is something more than anatomy: it is something more than...
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The Port Podcast 09: Letter From New Orleans – Playing Cops and Cops
27 February 2014 In his hometown, author Nathaniel Rich takes a murder mystery tour where the cops are the bad guys... Written and read by Nathaniel Rich Edited & produced by Barney Rowntree
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The Port Podcast 08 – Letters From New Orleans: A Toxic Treat
What's the best thing about Louisiana's finest city? The jazz? Nope. It's the bread made with love, care and a whole lot of contamination. Nathaniel Rich reveals the secret of sandwiches in our second 'Letter from New Orleans' by the celebrated author. Read by Nathaniel Rich Edited & produced by...
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The Port Podcast 07: Letters from New Orleans – A City of People Unnoticed
Port regular Nathaniel Rich introduces the first of his Letters From New Orleans collection, serialised in Port. In this first letter, written for our inaugural issue, Nathaniel takes us to post-Katrina New Orleans where life may have changed, but the attitude towards it remains resolute…
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The Port Podcast: 06 – Predicting the Future
The last issue of Port considered the future of the printed magazine, talking to the editors of longstanding publications like the New York Times Magazine and Vanity Fair. Magazines are coming to terms today with how print and digital complement each other, but in the online world, is the role of...
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The Port Podcast – 05: Dan Budnik's Decisive Moment
In 1963, photographer Dan Budnik sat behind Martin Luther King Jr. as he delivered his most famous speech. 50 years later, he sat down with Port’s Barney Rowntree to discuss the stories behind his images documenting the American Civil Rights struggle, including the pivotal Selma to Montgomery…
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The Port Podcast 04: Willard Asylum for the Chronic Insane
31 July 2013 Prologue: Senior editor Matt Willey introduces this month's podcast on Willard Asylum for the Chronic Insane, opened in 1869 on Seneca Lake, New York State. It's mission, to "Treat the chronically insane with gentleness and understanding". Nearly 50'000 patients lived at Willard…
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The Port Podcast 03: Les Grand Doubleurs
1 June 2013 Prologue: Senior editor Matt Willey introduces this week’s theme – dubbing in French cinema. Since the 1930s, France has remained one of several European countries that choose to dub foreign films with the voices of their own, French-speaking actors. It might get bad press here in the...
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The Port Podcast: 02 Resolution in Film Music
8 May 2013 Prologue: Port senior producer Matt Willey introduces the second Port Podcast on the theme of Resolution in Film. Part One: Neil Brand is a London based pianist composer and writer. Best known as an accompanist for silent film, he talked to us about the importance of resolution for…
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The Port Podcast: 01 Silence in Films
10 April 2013 Prologue: Senior editor Matt Willey introduces the first Port podcast on the role of silence in films. Part One: Silence is a vital element within film, but one which we rarely give thought to. We hear from writer George Michelson Foy on how the noisy experience of modern living led...
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