Shadow Clock

12/08/2025

Thank you so much, .international.filmfest - for this lovely honor!

We’re deeply grateful and humbled.

To our “Shadow Clock” listeners—today we received news that we are an award winner with SIFF’s 49th season!

You can listen to the episode showcased with SIFF wherever you get your podcasts or follow our Linktree over to our website and click #002 “Three Strangers.”

As always (Bale Shabaka Kaza Amlak) thank you for your courage and heart. Thanks for sharing this story.

Hosted by Katie Mahalic
Art by Kate Cosgrove

08/08/2025

(T.O. Webfest)

💛 We are so grateful to you for giving Ep. 9 of “Shadow Clock” titled “Emma” a place in your festival.

💛Amira’s journey from Turkey to Hungry to the United States is one of courage and heart… Thank you for helping us share Amira’s story with listeners…Thank you so much for the honor to be a part of your festival. 🙏🙌

Art by (Kate Cosgrove)

Thanks so much for giving us your insight on how we can advocate for those who may need a little extra support to find housing. Thanks so much for all the work you do!💛

.o.webfest

05/08/2025

Zepstone International Film & Music Festival
Thank you for the honor as a quarterly winner! We can’t wait for September!

“Shadow Clock”
Ep. #009 “Child”

Zepstone International Film and Music Festival
September 8th-14th!







Kate Cosgrove
Bruce Scivally
Katie Mahalic

03/08/2025

Thrilled to share that Ep. #002 of “Shadow Clock” is an official selection and nominated for this month’s award with SIFF!

Swedish International Film Festivalinternational.filmfest
Thank you so much for the opportunity to share our work with you and your audience.

Ep. #002 brings together three people from across the world—Denmark, the Caribbean, and the U.S.

Bale Shabaka Kaza-Amlak
(Bale Shabaka Kaza Amlak) — Thank you for reminding us how deeply connected we all are.

Stay tuned for more info to check out both Shadow Clock and the other amazing projects screening with SIFF.

Kate Cosgrove

10/06/2025

🩷 Ep. #017
One or our favorite quotes from this month’s episode!
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Follow us Shadow Clock if you like audio docs!

Episode link in comments or checkout Shadow Clock bio!

Based on Michelle Fiordaliso's book:
“Rejected: Essays on Belonging”

Photography by Lindsay Morris
Published by Henry Gray Publishing
Special thanks to Bruce Scivally

05/06/2025

Thank you to the #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator Kate Cosgrove for this brand-new illustration for this month’s episode.

If you listen to Shadow Clock (and its credits 🤣), then you already know she’s the genius behind our beautiful artwork.

If you’re into mystical bees and fierce women, check out Episode 17: Migration… Michelle Fiordaliso is a fabulous guest.

Link(s) in comments, or listen wherever you get your podcasts. 🐝✨

Kate- thank you for your beautiful work… SO lucky to have you and very grateful…
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Michelle thank you so much for sharing your story with me...
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📖 Read Michelle's original essay "Migration" in her newly published book titled - "Rejected: Essays on Belonging."




pcheese

03/04/2025

My amazing friend—Kate Cosgrove —illustrator of “Shadow Clock”, is doing something incredible this month… She’s at the Bologna Book Fair in Italy! 🇮🇹✨

Why?

Because after showcasing her art at THE SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS last November, it was selected to be featured in the 2025 BOLOGNA BOOK FAIR ART EXHIBIT!

And guess what? She’s there right now!🎉

Want to check out her book? Here’s the info! 📚👇
📖 A TREE IS A COMMUNITY
✍️ Words by David L. Harrison
🎨 Art by Kate Cosgrove
📚 Published by 
🖊️ Edited by Grace Maccarone

You can grab A TREE IS A COMMUNITY wherever books are sold! 🌳💛

In the meantime, here’s a little throwback to the trip Kate and I took last year to NYC while attending THE SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS event!

Kate—we are SO proud of you! Hope you’re having an incredible time in Bologna this week! 🌟📚💛





pcheese

27/03/2025

✨ It was such an honor to be part of NZ Web FestNZ Web Fest! Thank you for recognizing Shadow Clock—your festival is truly amazing! 💖

📣 If you missed it, check out the episode that took 1st place:
Ep. #002 "Three Strangers" | https://www.shadow-clock.com/post/002-three-strangers

Bale Shabaka Kaza-Amlakthank you for allowing me to share your story!

Thank you again NZ Web Fest 🙏🙌💖

28/02/2025

🚨 In case you missed it! 🚨

Last month, Katie had the pleasure of joining Blake Pfeil on "The Pfeil File" (Kingston Radio, Ep. 202).

🎧 Tune in at 00:14:45 to hear Blake and Katie dive into the story behind "Shadow Clock" and what makes it tick.

https://www.radiokingston.org/en/broadcast/the-pfeil-file/episodes/the-pfeil-file-ep-202-katie-mahalic-and-adam-snyder

Radio Kingston and Blake Pfeil - thank you for having us on the show!

Blake and Jeremiah chat with podcaster Katie Mahalic and Radio Kingston's newest host Adam Snyder.

11/02/2025

Think computer dating is a modern thing? Think again! In 1968, it was already making matches—just ask Carolyn and Kant. Hear their story on the latest episode of "Shadow Clock!"

https://www.shadow-clock.com/post/015-zoomed-in-moment-computer-date-match

📣 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc.—or right on our website! Link to website below!

It’s 1968, and a Computer Date Match service is about to create a match made in heaven. Carolyn and Kant Muchhala share their meet-cute stor

28/01/2025

🚨 New Episode Drops February 11th! ⏳🎙️

PLUS… catch me tomorrow on The Pfeil File with radio host Blake Pfeil! We’ll be talking all things Shadow Clock—and maybe a few surprises. 👀📻

Tune in and join the conversation! 🎧

Katie Mahalic Radio Kingston

Join Blake Pfeil for The Pfeil File, a fresh late-night program that explores the community in Kingston, NY and beyond through an intergenerational lens.

17/12/2024

📣🎉"Three Stranger" wins at the Krimson Horyzon International Film Festival!

🙌Thank you, Krimson Horyzon, for recognizing "Shadow Clock"and sharing this episode. We are truly grateful for the honor.

🙌 - as always, Balé ... thank you for sharing your story...

Listen to Ep #002 at:
https://www.shadow-clock.com/post/002-three-strangers