The Big Minute

Dive into a new podcast every Sunday, and uncover what makes their audio stand out.

The Big Minute
Mark Steadman
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A One-Man Show That Will Make Your Skin Crawl

The soundscape isn’t just gross where it needs to be, but full of little flourishes that don’t “need” to be there, but serve to bring you further into the world.

Mark Steadman
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This Email is Written in Front of a Live Studio Audience

What if it turned out you were just a character in a sitcom? Would you be the hero, the love …

Mark Steadman
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Forward This to Five People and Good Things Will Happen

A good mystery keeps you hanging just enough to remain curious, then rewards you with a bit of a clue.

Mark Steadman
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Now You Have a Nazi Bar

There are moments in audio when everything else drops away. When you’re still – in a timeless vacuum – just waiting to hear what they say next.

Mark Steadman
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Selling Pigeons to Chinese Restaurants in Exchange for Crack

As anyone who’s made a podcast for any length of time knows, there’s no such thing as too long, only too boring.

Mark Steadman
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A Hand-Wrapped Gift for Your Ears

Imagine yourself at the crest of a wooded hill overlooking a gently winding river, with mist-covered mountains further out. Take a seat on a log, and listen to the wind whisper through the trees.

Mark Steadman
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When Reconciliation is Based on Gaslighting – You Didn’t See Nothin

It’s tense and chaotic, with Yohance describing the anger and frustration he felt as emotions from the past come flooding back.

Mark Steadman
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The Tavistock and the Fight for Gender Identity Support

What podcasting allows us to do – because we get right to the heart of a person by hearing their voice – is to connect with an individual story.

Mark Steadman
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The Fourth Wall is the First Casualty When D&D Universes Collide

The fourth wall can be knocked through to make room for a conservatory as far as I’m concerned, as it’s not load bearing.

Mark Steadman
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Forensic Science Under the Microscope: Admissible Explores Evidence Tampering

In the UK we have a phrase: “cockup over conspiracy”, which cautions us against attributing malice to what is probably …