Demonstration site Room Tone and Theo Brandt are invented. Every episode, guest, date and photograph here is a sample written by Naugatuck Web Studio — this is not a real podcast.
Room Tone
with Theo Brandt

Format two

One voice,
one take.

No guest, no edit, no second attempt. Forty minutes on a single idea, recorded standing up because sitting down makes it sound like reading.

A condenser microphone in a treated booth
The booth, and nothing else in it · sample photograph

The rule is
no second take

If it is worth forty minutes it is worth getting right once. Solo episodes go out with the stumbles in, because a sentence somebody has to restart is a sentence they were actually thinking about.

These are the episodes people write in about, which was not the plan. They were supposed to be the filler between the interviews.

  • No guest
  • No edit
  • One take
  • ~40 minutes

Recent solo episodes

One voice, unedited · sample listings
EpisodeWhat it is aboutRuns
On being earlyWhy turning up forty minutes early is a form of listening38:14
The last analogue thingEverything in the studio that still has a physical switch44:02
Quiet is not silenceWhat a room is doing while nobody speaks41:37
Against the highlight reelAn argument with how this show gets clipped36:55
Six years inWhat I got wrong about all of this at the start52:18

Start with “Quiet is not silence.”

It is the one that explains the rest of the show, and it is the shortest way in.

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