Shows
Past SoundsSongs birds used to sing with Dr Ross CratesRegent honeyeaters are losing their rich and complex song culture as their population declines and fragments. Dr Ross Crates and colleagues are using old recordings of the songs that have since been lost, not only to understand the decline, but to teach young birds to sing their intricate songs of their ancestors. More information can be found on the series webpage https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2023-10-2224 minPast Sounds17th century sound effects with Dr Laura WrightWhat we call sound effects - from trumpets to explosions to mermaids - were central to theatre of the 16th and 17th centuries. Laura Wright tries to uncover what the effects were, what they meant and what it was like to experience them. More information on the podcast can be found on the series webpage https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2023-10-0618 minPast SoundsVintage Radio Drama with Dr Neil VermaNeil has listened to thousands of hours of US radio plays from the so-called Golden Age and found a rich world of symbolism and spatial realism created by some of the time's greatest writers, directors and actors. More information on the episode can be found on the series webpage https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2023-09-2726 minPast SoundsBaroque Improvisation with Nina KuminIt's hard to imagine Western classical music as improvised and participatory, but that's what Nina Kumin tries to bring back to life as she researches the sounds of Baroque music through playing. More information on the Nina's work can be found on the series webpage https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2023-09-2226 minPast SoundsSonic Histories of Cork City with Elaine Harrington and John HoughAs Cork’s historic docks close, tourists snap photos of the last ships coming in and share them on social media. But who will snap the sounds of the docklands? Elaine and John race to collect disappearing sounds, and recreate those already lost. More information can be found on the website https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2023-09-1423 min
PhDCastingQ11 Extension. Dr Abigail Wincott, spatial audio, Past SoundsQuarter Eleven: Apr 2021 – Jun 2021A 6-month extension to my PhD funding is confirmed due to the impact of Coronavirus. I am completing the final part of the practice in my PhD and thoughts are turning to writing the Thesis and what comes after the whole PhD itself.I talk to Falmouth University based researcher Dr Abigail Wincott about her research in spatial audio and binaural recording, her Past Sounds podcast and academic life.LinksPast Sounds: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/past-sounds/id1563455180Abigail’s website: https://abigailwincott.word...
2022-01-2549 min
Download Top Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Contemporary WomenHER Story: Women’s Untold Histories: 10 BBC Radio full-cast dramas by VariousPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/540196 to listen full audiobooks. Title: HER Story: Women’s Untold Histories: 10 BBC Radio full-cast dramas Author: Various Narrator: Rebecca Humphries, Katy Brand, Aimee-Ffion Edwards, Amaka Okafor, Indira Varma, Niamh Cusack, Amanda Root, Full Cast, Anton Lesser Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 41 minutes Release date: October 28, 2021 Genres: Contemporary Women Publisher's Summary: 10 dramas focusing on women's untold stories from history. This diverse, eclectic collection of plays explores an array of social, political and historical events from a female point of view. In these captivating dramas, we see the world through their eyes, giving us a fr...
2021-10-2805 min
The Podcast Studies PodcastPodcast Studies Presents PhDCasting 11: Extension. Dr Abigail Wincott, spatial audio, past soundsPhDCasting aims to be research through podcasting practice. Jerry Padfield documents his personal reflections of a journey through a PhD at Falmouth University, researching #podcasting and #CommunityRadio practice for wellbeing. The podcast talks about the experience of completing a PhD, from the perspective of a research student: the milestones, the emotional highs and lows, and also becomes a research tool in itself, interrogating the embodied knowledge within the practice. Each episode also features a conversation with a practitioner discussing issues around podcasting and broadcasting.
Quarter Eleven: Apr 2021 – Jun 2021 (Quarters are now out of sync due to impact of...
2021-09-2349 minPast SoundsStone age tastes with Dr Riitta RainioMusical tastes affect the places we listen to music in, and those places also change the music we perform – from chamber music to stadium rock. Sound archaeologist Dr Riitta Rainio talks about the acoustic tastes of the Finnish stone age. Read more and share your suggestions for future Past Sounds at the website https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2021-06-0223 minPast SoundsMedieval Mystery plays with Dr Mariana LopezMystery plays were a big deal for the people of York between the 14th and 16th centuries. They staged these epic events every year, yet little is known about the performances. Dr Mariana Lopez's acoustic modelling has brought their intricate staging skills to life. Read more https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2021-05-1424 minPast SoundsSufi Sounds with Dr Guangtian HaSometimes we don’t know here we come from, yet our language remembers on behalf. Assistant Professor of Religion, Dr Guangtian Ha, explains the ways the unusual present day pronunciation of China’s Jahriyya Muslims gives clues to a multilingual past. Find out more on the webpage https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2021-05-0619 minPast SoundsPlantation Bells with Prof Mark SmithProfessor Mark Smith talks about what formerly enslaved plantation workers in the American South have told us about their sonic worlds, and demonstrates how different our experiences of the same sounds can be. Read more at https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2021-05-0220 minPast SoundsThe Renaissance Schoolroom with Prof Jennifer RichardsDogs barking, drunkenness and declaiming in the 16th century schoolroom. Find out from Jennifer Richards, Joseph Cowen Professor of English Literature what that sounded like, and how she pieced together what she knows. More information on the podcast can be found on the series webpage https://abigailwincott.wordpress.com/past-sounds-podcast-2/
2021-04-1619 minPast SoundsPast Sounds series trailerFind out more about Past Sounds, a series about the lost sounds of long ago, and the people who make it their business to find them. Coming Spring 2021.
2021-04-1601 min