Jenny Asarnow
Jenny Asarnow (they/them) is an award-winning editor, producer and educator whose work has been featured internationally in podcasts, radio and museums.
Their two decades of work spans journalism, documentary and audio art, and they often work in partnership with communities to create audio experiences. They were honored to be a winner of the 2013 Third Coast ShortDocs challenge and a judge for the 2021 Third Coast New Voices award. As a founder of KUOW’s RadioActive Youth Media, they engaged thousands of youth in producing award-winning stories and launching careers. Their site-specific, geolocated works include The Corner: 23rd and Union and Saltwater Soundwalk. They live on Coast Salish territory in Seattle and are the parent of a toddler and an elderly cat.
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On a rare sunny day in Seattle, we walk around the neighborhood and learn from strangers what we don't know.
2013 ShortDocs Winner! David channels his frustrated desires into detailed fantasies for the perfect sensual feast.
We have winners!
This hour: We showcase some of our favorite stories from the 2013 Third Coast ShortDocs Challenge: Appetite!
This hour: voyaging, wandering, and becoming a fanatic pedestrian.
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Celebrate the Best Audio Stories of 2021
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Third Coast International Audio Festival, or Third Coast, has served an ever-growing global community of narrative audio storytellers and makers since 2000. An independent nonprofit arts organization based in Chicago, we center people first in our advocacy for the medium of audio as an art form. Through our work, we seek to push at the boundaries of the audio industry and support an international community of creators who build our world in sound.