01 / THE PERSPECTIVE
Keep the people and recordings connected.
Mix Country 106 connects the work in front of a microphone with the engineering and publishing behind it. As co-owner and an on-air personality, I worked across interviews, presentation, production, studio workflows, and the website that brings those recordings and stories to listeners.
When the full-time broadcast ended September 30, 2026, the public website needed to preserve that body of work clearly. Its current role is an archive and home for occasional interviews, podcasts, and special projects, with the people and original recordings still accessible.
02 / INSIDE THE WORK
From the studio to the public archive.
Connect interview preparation and on-air presenting with recording, production, and the practical needs of a broadcast studio.
Bring signal flow and technical systems into the same operating perspective as the people producing a show.
Keep the web experience organized around programmes, recordings, host profiles, news, and chart history.
Describe the archive accurately after the end of full-time broadcasting while keeping original episode and station history available.
03 / THE CONNECTIONS
A lasting body of broadcast work.
Published interviews and archived programming provide original examples of on-air communication and production.
The public archive connects recordings with station people, programme information, and historical stories.
The current site explains the station transition and supports the continuing archive without promising a 24/7 service.
THE WORK / IN PRACTICE
See it. Hear it. Try it.
Explore the published work and the thinking behind it, at your own pace.
From the Mix Country archive.
Published Bar Talk Happy Hour recordings offer a closer listen to presentation, conversation, pacing, and production.
Explore a broadcast workflow
Build a mix with original browser-generated music. Hear each channel respond and follow a sample show rundown.
Try the recreationYou choose when media connects. YouTube loads only after you select its player; audio is requested from the public Mix Country archive when playback begins. Nothing autoplays.
EXPLORE THE ORIGINAL WORK