Podcasts by Leave a Message After the Tone
Leave a Message After the Tone is a short-form podcast inspired by the intimate nature of voicemails and the everyday moods they capture. Listeners call in to leave voicemails, sharing their thoughts about everything from friendship break-ups to memorable subway moments. We then stitch together messages to make a collective story.
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Podcast on the topic Gesellschaft und Kultur
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Episode 6: Lost in the Sauce from 2017-07-18T03:52:42
For our season finale, listeners called in and dished all their thoughts on sauce. For instance, what exactly makes a sauce different than a dip? Where do condiments fall on the sauce continuum? Is...
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Episode 5: The Secret Life of the American Family from 2017-02-07T15:43:55
As much as it feels like family dynamics never change (fighting with your not-liberal-enough dad about politics, bonding with your sister over day-long binges of "Family Feud"), our family relation...
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Episode 4: If You're Reading This It's Too Late Go to Bed from 2016-10-26T15:51:54
Drake has given us many things: Jimmy from Degrassi, that all too validating dad-dance from "Hotline Bling," and a renewed appreciation for "The 6" (even if no one in Toronto actually calls it that...
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Episode 3: I Don't Want To Watch Dawson's Creek Without Her from 2016-08-18T04:19:31
There's a darker side of #squadgoals that we don't always hear about: friendship break-ups. We don't expect friendships to inevitably end; and when they do, there's no road map — at least, not like...
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Episode 2: Trump l'oeuf from 2016-07-07T02:38:11
Donald J. Trump: a man so famous for his mouth and what comes out of it, it's hard not to wonder just what goes in. We know the man abstains from coffee and alcohol, but The Donald has to eat. List...
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Episode 1: Train of Fools from 2016-06-05T22:01:58
For our first episode, we collected voicemails of passing but memorable moments on public transportation. Listeners called in and shared their stories from planes and trains (but not automobiles) —...
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