All four episodes of Who Killed Tupper have been released in the Deutschlandfunk app in Dolby Atmos.

Ferncast, developer of innovative audio transmission software solutions for professional live audio applications, has played a key role in enabling 3D audio for the Deutschlandfunk podcast Who Killed Tupper.

This four-part series explores the decline of the Tupperware box while also delving into feminist and stylistic questions surrounding this household icon. The podcast takes on a unique and immersive form, blending journalistic research, true crime satire, and fictional radio play scenes into a multi-layered Dolby Atmos experience. This advanced audio format enhances storytelling by creating a spatial soundscape, best enjoyed with headphones for full effect.

Ferncast technology was instrumental in making this groundbreaking project possible. By enabling advanced Dolby Atmos content packaging for both podcasting and live radio, Ferncast continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the radio space. Without this contribution, the Dolby Atmos content could not have been delivered with all the radio streaming features listeners have become used to.

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All four episodes of Who Killed Tupper have been released and are available exclusively in the Deutschlandfunk app in Dolby Atmos. For the most immersive listening experience, headphones are recommended.

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