Sherre DeLys

Sherre’s made radio documentaries and radio art for national broadcasters and artist-run internet stations around the world, receiving Grand Prix d’Art et de Design Sonore, Phonurgia Nova and Silver Award, Best Documentary at Third Coast. Her sound sculptures and sound installations have been exhibited in Australia and UK. She’s sound designed Sydney Theatre Company’s production of A Kind of Alaska directed by Cate Blanchett, produced Lou Reed’s live radio shows, and performed around Australia with voice audio tape – from Sydney Opera House to outback tent shows. She works as a producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Listen to Sherre’s “Western Sydney Sonic Sacred” on Australia’s Radio National here >>

Martina Castro

Martina is co-founder and senior producer of the Spanish-language storytelling podcast, Radio Ambulante. Over the past ten years, she has worked nationally with NPR and in San Francisco with KALW News, working slowly through every radio job — from producer to reporter, arts editor to live event creative director, sound designer to managing editor. Martina’s independent work has aired nationally on NPR’s All Things Considered and Morning Edition, performed for a live audience at Pop Up Magazine, and has been recognized with various awards, including the 2014 Edward R. Murrow award for the radio documentary “The Race to An Emergency.” She has produced a dozen live radio performances and has given numerous workshops/talks on the art of narrative radio storytelling across the U.S. and in Latin America. Most recently, Martina was awarded a 2014-2015 Fulbright grant to teach radio journalism in Montevideo, Uruguay.

You can hear “The Race to an Emergency” by Martina here >>