Cue: blooper
Cue: Music
MH: Hello and yo! Welcome to CoLab!
SK: It’s Day 7 in collaborative heaven and the podcast team is going strong.
WH: Today we’ve got French chanson, leading ladies and flow.
SK: So get them buds in your ears and get ready for some more – er – people and er –
phone rings
MH: Oh look, Niall Windas is calling me.
Cue: Protest choir interview
WH: On this day in history, Thomas Edison was granted a patent for his invention, the Gramophone.
SK: …1878…
MH: To mark the occasion, we explored the KCC library’s hidden archives of 78rpm vinyl discs which you’ll be hearing sprinkled judiciously throughout today’s episode.
Cue: French Chanson
MH: Wasn’t that lovely, Sam?
SK: Er, oui!
MH: Next up, we sent Sam on an arduous trek over to Laurie Grove to discover The Truth of a Leading Lady.
Cue: The Truth of a Leading Lady interview
WH: Up next, Max chatted to Chris Charlton about his team’s project, Let’s Devise A Play.
Cue: Let’s Devise A Play interview
WH: (sucking sound) Ooooh, I’m on tenterhooks!
SK: We’ll be arranging another rendez-vous with Mr Charlton later this week to tease a little more drama out of him.
MH: But for the time being, Will went to room 222 to get to grips with flow.
Cue: Flow interview
SK: As we know, CoLab is all about bringing people who wouldn’t normally interact together to create something new. Our next project, A la Francaise, required the assistance of two of CoLab‘s youngest participants.
Cue: A la Francaise interview
MH: Finally, let’s bring today’s podcast to a grizzly end with the Bare Voice Choir.
Cue: Bare Voice Choir segment
SK: Well, we’ve managed to claw our way through another day’s podcast.
MH: 7 down, 3 to go.
WH: Tomorrow we’ll be exploring the myriad Ways of Falling in Love …
SK: … and catching up with the 2-Week Cabaret.
MH: Until then, stay CoLabulous!
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