Apr 20, 2017
THE KITCHEN SISTERS PRESENT from The Kitchen Sisters - Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva should be in the pantheon of podcasting.
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THE KITCHEN SISTERS PRESENT from The Kitchen Sisters - Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva should be in the pantheon of podcasting.
We do extremely long interviews – our average is two hours, but we’ve been known to go up to sixteen hours over the course of days or months. These epic conversations are contemplated, then cut, recut, distilled to their essence. We can’t bear to leave out a particular phrase, a tangent, a moment that made us laugh. The pieces become highly composed – writing with other peoples’ words. We are committed to never altering the spirit or intent of what someone says, but we do cut the hell out of them.
The Kitchen Sisters, Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, excerpted their essay “Talking to Strangers” from Reality Radio: Telling True Stories in Sound. The Kitchen sisters are award winning producers whose work includes Hidden Kitchens, Lost & Found Sound, The Sonic Memorial Project, The Hidden World of Girls, and The Making Of…
Nikki Silva and her Beats by Dr. Dre!
Nikkie Silva from the Kitchen Sisters was hanging out with us producers from American Student Radio, nonchalantly holding some stylish Beats. We had to snap a photo for proof. Now you all know, she is the coolest producer around.