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SITE-SPECIFIC
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Based on Audiocraft’s award-winning podcast and featuring at SXSW 2024 and 2025, this in-person immersive audio experience is a multi-sensory meditation, weaving together a symphony of nature sounds with captivating storytelling that highlights Australia’s unique nocturnal ecosystems.
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In 2024, the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) engaged Audiocraft to produce the companion audio stops for its 2025 Winter Exhibition: Cezanne to Giacometti. The resulting bold, music-enhanced production journeyed beyond the often-told stories about the works on display, to dive into the ideas and individuals that sparked artistic rebellion.
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Melbourne Zoo engaged Audiocraft to design a pilot audio experience to encourage visitor engagement and enhance the communication of its conservation work. Scheduled for release late 2025, the project launches with a site-specific audio tour inside the World of Frogs enclosure.
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When the Art Gallery of NSW hosted Australia’s first retrospective of surrealist, René Magritte, Audiocraft created an immersive, composition-led audio experience for the exhibition designed to surprise, delight and inform visitors across generations.
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Dora is a site specific web app developed by the Art Gallery of NSW that gives visitors access to a mosaic of voices and music to listen to as they wander the expanded campus of the gallery.
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Using evocative sound design and layered storytelling, this audio tour takes visitors on a journey through time, bringing to life the ideas, human stories and contested histories of the Art Gallery of NSW’s most famous works, and the artists behind them.
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Commissioned by the Art Gallery of NSW, this exhibition audio companion was designed to capture the sights, sounds and stories of late 19th-century Paris, bringing to life the innovative spirit of one of Art Nouveau’s greats, Alphonse Mucha.
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Commissioned by the Art Gallery of NSW (AGNSW), this creatively produced audio tour successfully weaved together new and existing recordings, bringing the exhibition curator and the artist into seamless dialogue.
NARRATIVE / DOCUMENTARY
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From police paddy wagons to protest lines to queer dancefloors… Queer Renegades digs into some of Australia’s queer history - spotlighting the rebels, risk-takers, and rule-breakers who shaped the queer resistance and continue to change culture along the way.
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Days after Richard Dorrough violently takes his own life at a public gun range in Perth, Western Australia, his fiancée receives a parcel from him in the post - a book filled with the former sailor’s handwriting.
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Comedian Nat’s What I Reckon and his die hard true crime fan partner Jules come together to dig up fact-packed and funny stories about food getting caught up in the world of crime. Murder, poison, heists… all with a side of piss-taking and taste testing.
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John Safran has fallen in with the wrong crowd, again. After spending months among sorcerers, satanists, and exorcists, he's spilling the beans.
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A rom-com audio fiction series, adapted from the novel by Zoë Foster Blake, about a burnt-out business-woman whose fling with a younger man turns into much more than she bargained for.
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Nazeem Hussain is a grown man whose mum won't let him go to Sri Lanka. But he's just had a kid, and he's started thinking ahead to the questions his son might ask him one day, like, 'why are we brown?'.
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Spotify Australia’s first original podcast, exploring all your most burning sex and relationship questions.
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Are we on the brink of discovering the first ever evidence that aliens exist? Join astronomer Professor Alan Duffy on his search to answer this question.
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Galah — the award-winning print magazine about country life — comes to life in sound.
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By today’s standards, Paul Gauguin’s relationships with his Polynesian muses would be criminal. So, can you love the art but loathe the artist? But then, what if Gauguin himself said “The work of that man explains that man?”
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The world is on the precipice of a new age. What are the forces that will bring us together, and what is driving us apart?
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Uncover fascinating stories of the Opera House’s rich cultural heritage and design legacy in our new podcast series exploring the building as a work of art.
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An audio love letter to the venues, parties, festivals and people both past and present which have shaped Australia's young, yet rich cultural history.
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An in-depth look into how the Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme was established, and the successes and failures that have followed.
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A podcast companion for family road trips. Produced in partnership with NRMA and Babyology.
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Faustina Agolley takes you straight to the streets of Portland, Oregon. The city’s reputation precedes it, but Faustina uncovers this is a city of many stories, many shades, and many perspectives.
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A five-part mini-series from Red Bull, highlighting women at the top of their sporting game.
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Seeking comfort after a difficult break up, Laura Nagy stumbled into the online world of ASMR ‘relationship role play audios’ - immersive, intimate recordings created by and for strangers on the internet. After escaping the rabbit hole, Laura channelled these experiences into this heart-gripping audio memoir.
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Prepare to descend into a world of sonic wonder as we gently explore Australia's nocturnal soundscapes. Featuring an array of amazing animals and gentle bush sounds, Nocturnal Worlds will lull you into a state of sleepy wonder and relaxation.
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RESETTLEMENT - Wiradyuri Gawaymbanha-gu Mamalanha (Wiradyuri Welcome to Visitors) is a podcast from the Museum of Riverina (MOR) that shares stories from Wagga Wagga's First Nations community.
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Over six episodes, former homicide detective Gary Jubelin unearths stories from inside a prison where a radical experiment is underway. If the experiment works, it could fundamentally upend the way Australia does prison.
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A collection of short, romantic and tender audio stories inspired by listener-submitted fantasies.
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Climate Mana is a series about the resilience and solidarity of Pacific people in the face of climate change. In this series, we hear directly from Island reporters.
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If you can see it, you can be it. But what happens when you look around and nobody looks like you? Yumi Stynes speaks with formidable cultural creatives who, in spite of arriving in a role-model vacuum, rose to excellence anyway.
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This miniseries was part of The Guardian’s weekly podcast Full Story and broader reporting on climate change impact in the Pacific. Over four episodes, we travel to Papua New Guinean islands where people are being forced to leave due to rising sea levels.
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The first ghost Jason King ever saw was his brother's. When the spectre told Jason that he needed to find their estranged father, who disappeared during their childhood, his life was changed forever.
EDUCATIONAL
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How can we get ourselves out of the mess that we’re in and leave a world we want to gift our children and future generations? Join Small Giants Academy co-founder, Berry Liberman, as she speaks with brilliant people around the world who are exploring meaningful interventions for a hopeful future on the Wisdom & Action podcast.
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Artists’ Artists is a podcast connecting audiences with works of art from the national collection through the lens of contemporary artists Janet Laurence, Danie Mellor, Bridget Riley, Julie Rrap and Albert Yonathan Setyawan.
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A fun and immersive audio experience that encourages children to think about art, ideas, and to express themselves creatively.
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Hosted by Daniel Petre and Antonia Ruffell, the StartGiving podcast is for Australian tech founders looking to start or scale their giving journey.
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Conversations with 100 visionary Australians taking effective action to respond to the most critical issue of our time, climate change.
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When a standalone law for coercive control was introduced, we created a podcast to help staff in the NSW justice system better understand what it’s like for victim-survivors.
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CSIRO takes us beyond sensational headlines and Hollywood representations to bring AI back to reality.
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Australians are more in debt than ever before. A third of us are under financial stress. But how much do we actually know about debt? And why don’t we talk about it more often?
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In this podcast, we get to know people who are living with a disability and highlight their many abilities in the workplace.
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A podcast about how creativity and the arts can support and strengthen communities as they prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.
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Thinking about investing? Chances are, you’re already playing the game. This new podcast unpicks the share market so you can better understand how the system works.
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Propagate tells the stories of NSW’s best and brightest young farmers and fishers.
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As Higher Education is catapulted into the digital era, many in the sector are scrambling to catch–up with the student and workforce needs of our rapidly changing world. The Thought Bubble podcast is here to help.
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Lumina is a podcast about the future of creativity — the ways in which technology is changing how we tell stories, and the place they have in the world.
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When Australia passed its world-first law setting a minimum age for social media, the headlines were global – but the experts were divided.
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A podcast series that explores how our minds sometimes try to sabotage us, why it happens, and what to do if yours does.
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When it comes to mental health, we all have our own unique stories to tell.
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Women are the Business links cutting edge research and real life experience to explain the hurdles women face at work and in life.
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As the Sydney Opera House celebrates 50 years of arts and culture, this new podcast looks to the future to predict which acts will define the next half century.
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A podcast from the Australian Museum that takes you behind the scenes of expeditions, exhibitions, and the lab, to show you the world of Australia’s first museum.
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To shake themselves out of climate anxiety and into climate action, hosts Ash Berdebes and Jess Hamilton make a pinkie promise to protect the planet and their sanity.