Credits for the example podcasts
The example videos on audiogram.video are made from real podcasts, because a real voice shows what the studio does far better than a made-up one. Each clip is under a minute long and comes from a show whose licence allows reuse: works of the US federal government, which are in the public domain, or shows released under Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) or Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA). They are samples only. The shows, their hosts and the agencies that make them have nothing to do with this site and don’t endorse it.
For every example we cut the clip from the episode file the show publishes, had the speech written out with word timings by the same kind of speech-recognition model the studio uses, and made the video in the studio with cover art and title text of our own. The cover art, layouts and moving waves are ours; the voices and words belong to the shows below.
Where a show is shared under CC BY-SA, the example videos we made from it (our adaptations) are shared under the same licence, with the same credit.
Podcasts
Gravity Assist: “The Moon Rocks!”
- Made by
- NASA
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on nasa.gov
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 10:53 to 11:15
- Licence
- Public domain (a work of the US federal government) (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:23 (10:53–11:15 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Night show (1:1) , Big captions (9:16) .
Houston We Have a Podcast: “Telling Time on Other Worlds”
- Made by
- NASA Johnson Space Center
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on nasa.gov
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 18:24 to 19:01
- Licence
- Public domain (a work of the US federal government) (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:36 (18:24–19:01 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Halo (1:1) , Night show (16:9) .
Houston We Have a Podcast: “AI at NASA”
- Made by
- NASA Johnson Space Center
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on nasa.gov
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 3:56 to 4:24
- Licence
- Public domain (a work of the US federal government) (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:27 (3:56–4:24 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Terminal (16:9) .
Open Minds from Creative Commons: “Hessel van Oorschot of Tribe of Noise & Free Music Archive”
- Made by
- Creative Commons
- Host
- Ony Anukem, with Hessel van Oorschot
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on creativecommons.org
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 13:07 to 13:54
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:47 (13:07–13:54 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Newsroom (16:9) .
Open Minds from Creative Commons: “Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker of Smarthistory”
- Made by
- Creative Commons
- Host
- Ony Anukem, with Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on creativecommons.org
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 22:33 to 23:05
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:32 (22:33–23:05 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Paper (4:5) .
Small Steps, Giant Leaps: “Soft Skills for Tough Missions”
- Made by
- NASA APPEL Knowledge Services
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on nasa.gov
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 3:38 to 3:58
- Licence
- Public domain (a work of the US federal government) (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:20 (3:38–3:58 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition (one misheard name corrected), shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Studio wave (1:1) .
Small Steps, Giant Leaps: “Test Like You Fly”
- Made by
- NASA APPEL Knowledge Services
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on nasa.gov
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 3:46 to 4:19
- Licence
- Public domain (a work of the US federal government) (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:33 (3:46–4:19 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Split (16:9) .
NOAA Ocean Podcast: “Marine Debris – Talking Trash”
- Made by
- NOAA’s National Ocean Service
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on oceanservice.noaa.gov
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 7:03 to 7:34
- Licence
- Public domain (a work of the US federal government) (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:31 (7:03–7:34 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Big captions (9:16) .
NOAA Ocean Podcast: “Moving Mountains”
- Made by
- NOAA’s National Ocean Service
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on oceanservice.noaa.gov
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 3:38 to 4:23
- Licence
- Public domain (a work of the US federal government) (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:45 (3:38–4:23 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Poster (4:5) .
Ubuntu Podcast: “S14E30 – Final Episode”
- Made by
- Ubuntu Podcast
- Host
- Alan Pope, Mark Johnson and Martin Wimpress
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on ubuntupodcast.org
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 3:33 to 3:58
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:25 (3:33–3:58 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Voice note (9:16) , shared under CC BY-SA 3.0 like the original.
Future Knowledge: “Vanishing Culture #2: The Stories Hidden in Cookbooks with Katie Livingston”
- Made by
- Internet Archive and Authors Alliance
- Host
- Vida Vojić, with Katie Livingston
- Published
- Episode
- the episode page on archive.org
- Audio used
- the episode’s official audio file, 13:59 to 14:25
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:25 (13:59–14:25 of the episode), captions written out by speech recognition, shown as an audiogram with our own cover art and title text.
- Our videos
- Notebook (4:5) .
Music
“Wallpaper” by Kevin MacLeod
“Wallpaper” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Source
- incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100843
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:30 (0:41–1:11 of the track) and shown as a music visualiser with cover art of our own.
“Deliberate Thought” by Kevin MacLeod
“Deliberate Thought” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Source
- incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100261
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (where it says so)
- What we changed
- Clipped to 0:30 (1:50–2:20 of the track) and shown as a music visualiser with cover art of our own.
Photo
The café photo behind the Photo and song example is a still from “Cozy Cafe Latte with Floral Decor” by Shuttercraftsman on Pexels, used under the Pexels License and cropped to 4:5.
Public domain, and what it doesn’t cover
Works made by US federal government employees as part of their jobs are not protected by copyright in the United States (17 U.S.C. § 105). Using them doesn’t suggest that any agency approves of this site, so we don’t use agency names, insignia or logos in our designs and we don’t name the people who speak in those clips. The names of shows and episodes appear only to credit the source.
Something wrong?
If you make one of these shows and would like a clip changed, credited differently or taken down, write to hello@audiogram.video and we’ll do it straight away.
Fonts
The studio’s typefaces (Inter, Bricolage Grotesque, Space Grotesk, Unbounded, Bebas Neue, DM Serif Display, Instrument Serif, Caveat, Space Mono and JetBrains Mono) are used under the SIL Open Font License.