Tin Cans

Read Monday, 20 Nov 2017

Jess Ong , Olivia Rosenman

How do you get to know a stranger? Like a thumbprint, your voice is uniquely yours – so why not start there? A collaborative, sound-based call and response, Tin Cans is an exchange between a pair of audio producers – Jess Ong and Olivia Rosenman.

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Photo of Jess Ong and Olivia Rosenman — Jess Ong and Olivia Rosenman

From Darwin to Sydney and back again, listen as they get to know each other, one question at a time.

Tin Cans was produced by Digital Writers’ Festival 2017 in partnership with the Wheeler Centre. Introduced by Izzy Roberts-Orr, and edited by Beth Gibson; theme music is ‘Please’ by Huntly.

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