Hello! I'm Jules (she/her) and I'm an audio producer and farmer living in Portland, Maine. I'm the co-creator and producer of Inherited with Georgia Wright, a podcast about young people facing climate change, a production of YR Media and the Critical Frequency Network. I'm also a farmer, audio artist and facilitator. I teach the course "Make Your First Audio Piece" for the Salt Insitute (next offered in Spring 2023). My piece "Thank you for Calling", for BBC Short Cuts was named a pick of the year for BBC Radio!
In my past, I was a producer at Dustlight Productions, a restaurant worker, a dog walker, a DC policy chump, and many other things.
I came to audio by way of climate and food justice work and am constantly curious about how the two can support each other. I love experimental/experiential audio, finding and making weird sounds, and challenging what it means to tell stories. I love listening to, collaborating on, and pondering about slow radio, found sound, and audio art.
For small talk's sake - I grew up in Pennsylvania, studied anthropology and environmental studies at Brown University and attended the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies at Maine College of Art. I currently am learning how to draw, fiddle, slow down, and surf.
living and working in Wabanahkik on Abenaki/Abénaquis & Wabanaki Confederacy land
reach me at jules.g.bradley@gmail.com