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Uncovering the Untold Heroics of WWII: An Audio Journey

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Uncovering the Untold Heroics of WWII: An Audio Journey with John Mawson and Misha Crosby

 

Join Neil Haley as he welcomes John Mawson and Misha Crosby to The Neil Haley Show for an enlightening discussion on their groundbreaking audio movie, "Unsinkable." This episode delves into the fascinating true story of the British merchant ship, San Dimitrio, during World War II. John Mawson, a former British Merchant Navy deck officer, shares his deep-rooted connection to the narrative, while Misha Crosby discusses the innovative process of creating an immersive audio experience. Listeners will gain insights into the meticulous sound design, historical accuracy, and the emotional depth captured in this unique production, available on Wondery Plus.

John Mawson reveals his passion for bringing this lesser-known yet crucial historical event to life. He recounts the ship's perilous journey in 1940, navigating treacherous waters and evading German battleships, highlighting the sacrifices of the brave merchant sailors. Misha Crosby explains the technical intricacies of producing an audio movie, emphasizing the collaboration with top-tier sound designers and composers to achieve a cinematic quality purely through audio. Their commitment to authenticity and storytelling excellence shines through as they discuss the extensive research and dedication involved in the project.

As the conversation unfolds, Neil, John, and Misha explore the broader implications of "Unsinkable" for both history enthusiasts and general audiences. They discuss the potential of audio movies to revolutionize the listening experience, offering a richly detailed and emotionally engaging alternative to traditional media. 

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