Who Installed “I”? / Podcast
A scripted visual-podcast episode about inherited identity, internal authority and the voices that begin to sound like the self.
The episode begins with a voice in the listener's head that sounds familiar enough to escape inspection. Family, school, work, embarrassment and culture have all contributed language to that voice. The question is how much of the resulting identity was consciously selected and how much arrived bundled with participation in a world.
The complete recovered solo-podcast script uses objects, stories, assumption audits and the installation-log metaphor to examine agency without pretending that a person is literally a computer. Its performance language is conversational, visual and rooted in the artist's own experience of creative ambition and practical expectations.
The target runtime in the script is 28–35 minutes. The writing is recovered; an audio recording, filmed episode and published podcast feed are not. This record preserves the script in the editorial workspace and supplies a public project brief rather than claiming a released episode.