Conovision: The Spirit of Storytelling
Conovision is all about stories — and the storytellers who bring them to life. Stories about art, culture, and philosophy. Stories that inform, entertain, and inspire. Stories that invite us to reflect on who we are and where we’re going.
Hosted by Jim Conrad — a seasoned broadcaster and voice actor...
Recent Episodes
Reality Check: How Our Stories Create the World We See
What if reality isn’t just something we observe—but a story we’re constantly helping to create? Reality is a slippery thing. The moment when the floor feels solid until it doesn’t. Observation alters what is observed. The har...
Architecture of Connection: The Stories That Bring Us Back Together
In a world that’s forgotten how to listen, two voices follow stories like breadcrumbs back to human connection. Stories are strange creatures. They’re how we once found each other—moving slowly, making room for silence, carry...
Messengers of Music: The Stories Hiding Between the Notes
How music becomes legend, and the stories hiding inside every beat. Long before we named it music, something inside us was already listening. Long before orchestras or amplifiers, before radios or records, before even the fir...
Bards of the Booth: The Stage Where Voices and Stories Take Form
A journey through jazz-colored words, Bard-born rhythm, and the art of becoming someone else. In a world where every word has a shadow, this one begins on the stage of all stages — with Shakespeare, the original algorithm of ...
The Shadows That Skate Beside Every Story We Tell
The strange friendship between ego and soul, still skating circles around each other. Somewhere between the mirror and the mask, the self starts to argue. One voice wants to lead, another wants to vanish, and somewhere in bet...
The Frequency of Memory: Echoes From When Radio Was Alive
An ode to the static, heart, and magic of radio’s past. It begins in the color between colors — a tribute to Word Jazz pioneer Ken Nordine and Beige , the anti-color, the void, the quiet hum between stations. There, Jim slip...