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Don’t Listen Alone: The LugRadio Documentary – Now Available Online

by | Wed 4 Nov 2009

Last year we wrapped up [LugRadio](https://www.lugradio.org/) after five seasons, over 2million downloads and six live events. For over a year now [Tony Whitmore](https://tonywhitmore.co.uk/) from the excellent [ubuntu-uk Podcast](https://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org/) has been working on a documentary chronicling the history of the show, and packed with interviews, behind-the-scenes footage of how we planned a show, the studio, LugRadio Live USA and more. He premiered the hour-long documentary at LugRadio Live 2009 to resounding applause and acclaim, and it is now available online, and freely available.

You can watch it from your browser here:

### Part 1


*Can’t see it? [click here](https://blip.tv/file/2801438)*

### Part 2


*Can’t see it? [click here](https://blip.tv/file/2801474)*

You can also download the full documentary from [here](https://www.archive.org/details/Dont_Listen_Alone).

You can read more about how he created the documentary (on Linux, no-less) [here](https://tonywhitmore.co.uk/blog/2009/11/04/dont-listen-alone/). Thanks so much, Tony!

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