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Missing the Point - A Sports Podcast2025 NFL Power Rankings Part 1 | Preseason KickoffThe NFL preseason is here. Missing the Point hosts Dave Clarke and Bob Kelly open Part 1 of our 2025 NFL Power Rankings and stack the league with clear tiers and firm takes.
We start at the bottom with the Cleveland Browns. A crowded quarterback room, Myles Garrett trade chatter, and a roster in flux shape the outlook. We explain what a successful season looks like and why the floor matters more than the ceiling right now.
Next, the New Orleans Saints. An aging core and tight cap space create real questions. We outline the path back...
2025-08-091h 29
Weekend AnthemsWeekend Anthems 28/10/2024Playlist 28/10/2024
Calvin Harris & Sam Smith Promises
Chase & Status Mixed Emotions
Sonny Fodera, Jazzy, D.O.D 'Somedays' (Radio Edit)
Jurgen Vries Brave New World feat Charlotte Church
Nic Fanciulli Set Me Free (feat. Robert Courtois)
Drake Massive
Teddy Swims The Door (CYRIL Mix)
M& S If You Wanna
MK Take My Chance
Darius Syrossian & Eve Satisfaction (Radio Edit - Clean)
The Weeknd Can't Feel My Face
Raffa Guido Famax (Franky Rizardo Remix)
Chemical Brothers Hey Boy Hey Girl
Airwolf Paradise & Rex the Dog feat. JX Son of a Gun (Radio...
2024-10-281h 55
MIXFLOOR POWERTrisomix 2 Megamix by the TEAM MDXLa Team MDX Tracklist
100 feat. Drake - The Game
2Pac - Letter 2 My Unborn
AC/DC - Are You Ready
Ace Of Base - All That She Wants
Alex Gopher - The Child
Alexia - Uh La La La
Alicia Keys - no one
Animotion - I Engineer
Annabelle - Fuis Lawrence D'Arabie
AON - Beatbox
Arcade Fire - sprawl 2
Backstreet Boys - Everybody
Baltimora - Tarzan Boy
Bananarama - Cruel Summer
Bar-Kays - Sexomatic
Beyoncé - Texas hold'em
Bibi Flash - H...
2024-10-2119 min
NOT FORGOTTEN: Stories of Utah's DixieEpisode 3: Sun BowlThe 2024 Lion’s Dixie Roundup Rodeo marks the 90th year of this near-mythic community celebration in St. George, Utah. In this episode Lyman, and his guests Chad Drake, Sharlene Squire, and Doug Sorenson, take us back to 1934 and the founding of the rodeo and all its related community traditions, as well as the building of the Lion’s Dixie Sun Bowl in 1946. Everything about the Roundup exudes the Spirit of Dixie, and everything about it was near and dear to Doctor Craig Booth who treasured his boyhood memories full of the pageantry and joy of those September days.
2024-09-0956 min
The Ringer Fantasy Football ShowFantasy WR Rankings, Tiers, and FearsLIVE SHOW in Seattle on August 21: Click below for tickets!The guys walk through their wide receiver rankings, place the players in tiers, and address their most pressing fears from The Ringer’s 2024 Fantasy Football Rankings (2:09). Later, they react to the news that Florida International University is naming their football stadium after Pitbull (57:27).Tickets: https://www.ticketweb.com/event/the-ringer-fantasy-football-show-the-crocodile-tickets/13718233Tier 1: Tyreek Hill and CeeDee Lamb (2:42)Tier 2: Amon-Ra St. Brown, Garrett Wilson, and A.J. Brown (5:05)...
2024-08-091h 12
Marvel by the MonthPREVIEW - #236: October 1974 Omnibus (w/Douglas Wolk) - "Games Godlings Play!"The complete version of this episode is available to Patrons who support us at the $4/month level at patreon.com/marvelbythemonth — join today to hear us cover all of these issues:"Games Godlings Play!" - Giant-Size Defenders #3, written by Steve Gerber, Jim Starlin, and Len Wein, art by Jim Starlin, Dan Adkins, Don Netwon, and Jim Mooney, letters by Charlotte Jetter, colors by Glynis Wein, ©1974 Marvel Comics"Mind Tap!" - Daredevil #117, written by Chris Claremont and Steve Gerber, art by Bob Brown and Vince Colletta, letters by Dave Hunt, colors by Petra Goldberg, ©1974 Marvel Comics"A Spectre From the...
2024-04-1720 min
Turn That Sh*t Down#124 - Ol Drake (Evile)Ol joins the podcast to discuss his love for songwriting, touring as you get older, beard tips, old school metal and much more!Ol's Artist Pick - Tortured Demon - https://www.instagram.com/tortureddemonTIME STAMPS0:00 Why not give up?2:29 What's New?3:24 Touring as you get Older7:56 Knowing When Ideas Work10:35 Old School Metal / Albums22:04 Content Creation27:11 Staying Motivated 30:30 Musical Identity35:33 Super Manly Beard Tips37:38 Ol's Artist Pick38:32 The Next Guest's Question39:00 Finishing UpNew Episodes Mondays and Thursdays - S...
2023-12-3039 min
The Most Accurate PodcastYour COMPLETE Week 7 Fantasy Football MATCHUPS Playbook | MUST Starts & MUST Sits | Roschon Johnson!Unlock your winning strategy with our definitive Week 7 Fantasy Football MATCHUPS Playbook! Tune in to find out who to start and sit fantasy football this week!Navigate this crucial week with confidence as we unveil the MUST-START and MUST-SIT players to optimize your fantasy football lineup like Roschon Johnson, Rashee Rice, Craig Reynolds, and Jordan Mason. Who can we trust? Who will be a fantasy football bust in Week 7? Is Craig Reynolds fantasy football value on the rise? Will Jeff Wilson Jr play? Dive into our in-depth analysis, projections, and expert advice tailored for Week 7 f...
2023-10-191h 15
DJ Leon In The MixMixtape 01Shaun Escoffery - Love shine down
Nathan Sykes - THere's only one of you
Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter
Status Quo - That's a fact
Charli XCX - After the party
Christine And The Queens - Tilted
Years & Years - Eyes shut
DJ Sammy - A little respect
Lucky Charmes - Bobotie
Monkees - You bring the summer
Don Diablo - Cutting shapes
Camelphat - Constellations
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike- Stay a while
Marco V - Walhalla
Laidback Luke & Steve Aoki - Turbulence
Drake...
2023-03-281h 00
DJ Leon In The MixMax Mashup Decades Megamix 07Becky Hill – Heaven
Schak Fe. Kim English – Moving all around (Jumpin’) (John Summit Remix)
Majestic Fe. Karen Harding – Sweat
Stardust – Music sounds better with you
Stonebridge Fe. Therese – Put ém high
Joel Corry Fe. Tom Grennan – Lionheart (Joel Corry VIP Mix)
Dom Dolla – Miracle worker
HUGEL – KLK
KHIA – My neck, my back (lick it) (Tom Nevelle Remix)
Solardo – Angel dust
Bob Sinclar – Rock this party (Everybody dance now)
Drake – One dance
Bklava – Only for tonight
Modjo – Lady
Yolanda Be Cool & DCup – We no speak Americano
Cevin Fisher Fe. Loleatta Holloway – You got me burning up! (Raul Rincon Remix)
Adamski Fe. Seal – Killer
David Zowie – House e...
2023-03-101h 00
A Country Music PodcastTop Country Song Picks (Q3)We’re back y’all! These are our Q3 song picks spanning from July to September 2022. The vast majority of our picks tip their hat to Hank, George and Merle. Which supports our mission to bridge the old w/ the new. That’s right Sana, it’s always important to remember those that came before. Hey I have an interesting little factoid for you.Do you know who holds the Guinness Book of World Records for the most wins in the Male Vocalist of the Year..Featured Artists:Craig Morgan, Jameson Rodgers, D...
2022-10-3033 minThe Ringer Fantasy Football ShowPreseason Week 1 Winners and LosersWe react to all of the standout and disappointing performances from Week 1 of preseason and determine whether or not we are buying the narrative. We finish the show with a return to America’s favorite game, Two Truths, One Lie.(1:32) - Jonathan Taylor, Colts(7:59) - Zach Wilson, Jets(13:14) - Breece Hall, Jets(15:36) - Saquon Barkley, Giants(20:17) - Kenny Pickett/George Pickens, Steelers(26:34) - Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Chiefs(33:32) - Antonio Gibson, Commanders(36:45) - Dameon Pierce, Texans(40:40) - Treylon Burks, Titans...
2022-08-161h 01
The Amber Live! InterviewsActor Stephen Wallem ("Nurse Jackie," "The Resident," "Law and Order:SVU") and Tony Humrichouser award-winning actor, choreographer and director. A gay power couple!Amber LeMay interviews a true gay power couple - actor Stephen Wallem and actor, choreographer and director Tony Humrichhouser.
Stephen Wallem is a SAG Award-nominated actor best known as Thor on the Emmy-winning Showtime series “Nurse Jackie”. He currently can be seen as Winston Robards on “The Resident” (Fox) and Rudy Syndergaard on NBC’s “Law and Order: SVU”. Other TV credits include “Difficult People,” “Divorce,” and “Horace and Pete”. Stephen made his feature film debut this past Valentine’s Day in the hit romantic comedy Marry Me starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson. East Coast stage appearances include Hazel in...
2022-05-3149 min
Indie Film Hustle® - A Filmmaking PodcastIFH 558: Directing the Oscar® Nominated King Richard with Reinaldo Marcus GreenReinaldo Marcus Green is a writer, director, and producer. He most recently directed the critically acclaimed Warner Brothers film King Richard starring Will Smith. The film is nominated for Best Picture at the Critics Choice Awards, was named one of the Top 10 Films of the Year by both AFI, the National Board of Review and an Academy Award® nomination for Best Picture.[presto_player id=110177]Based on the true story that will inspire the world, Warner Bros. Pictures’ “King Richard follows the journey of Richard Williams, an undeterred father instrumental in raising two of the most extra...
2022-02-2248 min
Bad Habits with Cee & NotionEpisode #59 | Back In Business | RIP Gift of Gab + Biz Markie, Kanye + DONDA, Bill Cosby, VerzuzFresh off a 4 week break, the boys are back in business! We initially intended to take two weeks off but man, July was wild. As the world opens up, it feels like it made sense for us all to chill for a bit and soak up the summer. This ep, we caught y'all up on all the crazy shit that went down in the past month - RIP Gift of Gab and Biz Markie, Bill Cosby got released from jail, we had Soujah Boy Verzuz Bow Wow and Keith Sweat Verzuz Bobby Brown with The Lox Verzuz Dipset coming...
2021-07-271h 28Marvel by the Month#110: January 1969 Omnibus - "At Last I Will Have My Revenge!""The Speedster and the Spider!" - Amazing Spider-Man #71, written by Stan Lee, art by John Romita and Jim Mooney, ©1969 Marvel Comics"Lest We Forget!" - Captain America #112, written by Stan Lee, art by Jack Kirby and George Tuska, ©1969 Marvel Comics"The Moment of -- the Man-Slayer!" - Captain Marvel #12, written by Arnold Drake, art by Dick Ayers and Syd Shores, ©1969 Marvel Comics"If In Battle I Fall --- !" - Daredevil #50, written by Stan Lee, art by Barry Smith and Johnny Craig, ©1969 Marvel Comics"At Last I Will Have My Revenge!" - Incr...
2021-05-261h 28Marvel by the Month#108: December 1968 Omnibus - "Some Say the World Will End In Fire...""Spider-Man Wanted!" - Amazing Spider-Man #70, written by Stan Lee, art by John Romita and Jim Mooney, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Some Say the World Will End In Fire..." - Avengers #61, written by Roy Thomas, art by John Buscema and George Klein, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Rebirth!" - Captain Marvel #11, written by Arnold Drake, art by Dick Ayers and Vince Colletta, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Daredevil Drops Out" - Daredevil #49, written by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan and George Klein, ©1968 Marvel Comics"... With One Beside Him" - Doctor Strange #178, written by Roy Thomas, art by Gene Colan and...
2021-05-191h 03Marvel by the Month#106: November 1968 Omnibus - "Mission: Crush the Kingpin!""Mission: Crush the Kingpin!" - Amazing Spider-Man #69, written by Stan Lee, art by John Romita and Jim Mooney, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Die, Traitor!" - Captain Marvel #10, written by Arnold Drake, art by Don Heck and Vince Colletta, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Farewell to Foggy!" - Daredevil #48, written by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan and George Klein, ©1968 Marvel Comics"The Cult and the Curse" - Doctor Strange #177, written by Roy Thomas, art by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, ©1968 Marvel Comics"The Brute Battles On!" - Incredible Hulk #112, written by Stan Lee, art by Herb Trim...
2021-05-121h 25Marvel by the Month#104: October 1968 Omnibus - "Brother, Take My Hand!""Between Hammer and Anvil!" - Captain Marvel #9, written by Arnold Drake, art by Don Heck and Vince Colletta, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Brother, Take My Hand!" - Daredevil #47, written by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan and George Klein, ©1968 Marvel Comics"O Grave Where Is Thy Victory?" - Doctor Strange #176, written by Roy Thomas, art by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, ©1968 Marvel Comics"The Mark of -- the Madman!" - Fantastic Four #82, by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby w/Joe Sinnott, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Shanghaied In Space!" - Incredible Hulk #111, written by Stan Lee, art...
2021-05-0555 minMarvel by the Month#102: September 1968 Omnibus - "Hail, Queen of Mutants!"Issues Covered in This Episode:"The Snares of the Trapster!" - Captain America #108, by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby w/Syd Shores, ©1968 Marvel Comics"And Fear Shall Follow!" - Captain Marvel #8, written by Arnold Drake, art by Don Heck and Vince Colletta, ©1968 Marvel Comics"... The Final Jest!" - Daredevil #46, written by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan and George Klein, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Unto Us... the Sons of Satannish!" - Doctor Strange #175, written by Roy Thomas, art by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, ©1968 Marvel Comics"Umbu, the Unliving!" - Incredible Hulk...
2021-04-281h 04The Ringer Fantasy Football ShowOur Top Targets for 2020The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck welcome you back to ‘The Ringer Fantasy Football Show’ to break down their top draft targets for the 2020 season. Don’t forget to check out The Ringer Fantasy Football Draft Guide for top 150 rankings, expert mock drafts, auction values, top targets, and much more.-Allen Robinson (3:21)-Kenyan Drake (6:46)-Robert Woods (10:10)-Damien Williams (12:17)-Adam Thielen (17:36)-Tyler Lockett (19:14)-James Conner (21:23)-Mark Andrews (24:13)-Hayden Hurst (25:47)-Calvin...
2020-07-2240 min
Conflict RadioEpisode 5 Lucid Dreaming, Nightmares & Intuition with Craig Sim WebbCraig Sim Webb is a Speaker/Author/Researcher on dreams, applied psychology and consciousness, as well as a physicist and biomedical inventor. His life path was set in motion three decades ago when he nearly drowned on a rafting trip, and then suddenly began recalling up to 10 dreams per day and having powerful lucid and vision dreams. Craig was featured on Coast To Coast AM with host George Noory on November 2, 2016His book, Dreams Behind The Music, "over 200 artists and industry executives across all genres of music share powerful dreams and lucid dreaming experiences along with the songs...
2020-06-241h 11
Bad Habits with Cee & NotionEpisode #6 | Talking Moistly | NBA coming back, Dave Chappelle's 8:46, RMR, Chloe x Halle + moreNot a lot has changed since the last podcast. Multiple Black men have been found suspiciously hanging from trees in the south, a man was shot in the back and killed by police in Atlanta, and a young Black girl who used her voice in the #BlackLivesMatter protests was sexually assaulted and found dead in Florida. Same shit, different week. Once we wrapped talking about the state of the world, we got into whether it's a good idea for the NBA to come back, the upcoming Alicia Keys and John Legend #Verzuz battle, our Top 5 Drake albums...
2020-06-161h 19
Everything SoundsComing Soon: Fifth and LudlowA new podcast from Everything Sounds' George Drake, Jr.
Coming December 2, 2019
In 2008, a family in Dayton, Ohio was remodeling an original bathroom of their 1927 house. During the process, they unearthed a letter and two envelopes in near perfect condition dating back over 90 years.
The letter, from a man simply named "Will" is vague, secretive, and mysterious. The envelopes paint an even more confusing picture.
Fifth and Ludlow tells the story of 1920s Dayton through the lens of the letter, and aims to expose the answers to the countless questions it raises.
2019-11-0500 min
Ask a Spaceman!AaS! 88: Is the Drake Equation Useful?What does the Drake Equation teach us about extraterrestrial civilizations? What does it NOT teach us? What complexities does it hide? Is it even science? I discuss these questions and more in today's Ask a Spaceman! Support the show: http://www.patreon.com/pmsutter All episodes: http://www.AskASpaceman.com Watch on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/PaulMSutter Read a book: https://www.pmsutter.com/books Keep those questions about space, science, astronomy, astrophysics, physics, and cosmology coming to #AskASpaceman for COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE OF TIME AND SPACE! Big thanks to my t...
2018-09-1833 minAsk a Spaceman!AaS! 88: Is the Drake Equation Useful?What does the Drake Equation teach us about extraterrestrial civilizations? What does it NOT teach us? What complexities does it hide? Is it even science? I discuss these questions and more in today's Ask a Spaceman! Support the show: http://www.patreon.com/pmsutter All episodes: http://www.AskASpaceman.com Watch on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/PaulMSutter Read a book: https://www.pmsutter.com/books Keep those questions about space, science, astronomy, astrophysics, physics, and cosmology coming to #AskASpaceman for COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE OF TIME AND SPACE! Big thanks to my t...
2018-09-1833 min
The Six15 PodcastThe Six15 Podcast [Episode 07]The Six15 Podcast with Will Made featuring the very best new & emerging talent, throwback anthems and all things Six15!bookings@six15events.comwww.six15events.com TracklistJon Craig & Mix Mode Feat. Letita Gray – In The Deep EndMNEK x Riton – Deeper (Elliot Kay & Ben Rainey Remix)One Bit x Noah Cyrus – My WayMi Gente Remix (Scooter Redrum Edit)California Act Right (ASIL Mashup)50 Cent x Hollaboyz – Show Me Love In Da ClubTrey Songz x Ideal – About You x Whatever You Want To DoMarian...
2018-01-1200 min
Aprender ingles with Reza and CraigHolidays and TravelHolidays and Travel - AIRC156 Summer's here! Today you'll learn how to talk about holidays and travel. There's lots of holiday vocabulary and useful expressions in this episode of…...Aprender Inglés con Reza y Craig Las notas del episodio y más podcasts para mejorar tu ingles están en: http://www.inglespodcast.com/ Shownotes and more podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/ Voice Message from Christian Avila from Mexico City XI like too muchX - I like it very much Xwonderful work that you have been...
2017-05-2153 min
Icecream Crossover MixtapesSlow Motion 9Playlist:
1 - H-town - Knockin’ Da Boots
2 - Donell Jones - Where I Wanna Be
3 - Mariah Carey - I Don’t
4 - Keith Sweat - I’m not Ready
5 - Post Malone - Fuck
6 - Tyrese - On Top Of Me
7 - Jagged Edge - Ghetto Guitar
8 - Jeremih - Woosah
9 - Shai - Comforter
10- Destiny’s Child - Cater 2 U
11- Carl Thomas - Late Night Rendez-vous
12- Lil George - Thinking ‘Bout You
13- Bruno Mars - Thats What I Like
14- Drake...
2017-02-2859 min
The Dirty Bass Podcast - Mixed By DJ ShabzThe Dirty Bass Mixtape - Party Vibes OnlyAs party season kicks off, Shabz throws it all in the mix with some mellow Reggae / Bashment vibes followed up with some House inspired goodness, Funky Hip Hop and mellow RnB. It's all NEW baby.
1. Drake Ft. Popcaan - Controlla
2. Charly Black - Gyal You A Party Animal (Shabz Bashment Refix)
3. Kranium ft. Ty Dolla $ign - Nobody Has To Know (Major Lazer & KickRaux Remix)
4. Eugy & Mr Eazi - Dance For Me
5. Cheat Codes & Kris Kross Amsterdam - Sex
6. DJ Khaled ft. Drake - For Free
7. Fifth Harmony ft. Ty Dolla $ign - Work From Home
8. M.O...
2016-10-241h 04
The Dirty Bass Podcast - Mixed By DJ ShabzDirty Bass Mixtape - Vol 17A fine selection of the latest urban tracks as played throughout the Beats n Bass show on Croydon Radio.
Track list
1. Izzy Bizu - Mad Behaviour (Lolingo_Remix) ft Elf Kid
2. Craig David - One More Time (Sir Spyro Remix) ft Ghetts and Frisco
3. ILoveMakonnen - Tuesday (Drake Remix)
4. Travis Scott - Antidote (Kid Cut Up Club Edit)
5. Nafe Smallz - Smokin’ Remix ft Chip & Black The Ripper
6. Sticky Blood ft Ldizz - Hop In The Place
7. Izzie Gibbs - Mandem
8. Coco - Big N Serious Remix ft Aj Tracey & Nadia Rose
9. Fat Joe & Remy Ma ft. French Montana...
2016-07-021h 02
Third Coast Audio Library :: AllSpecial Feature: Everything SoundsThis week, we're featuring an episode of the podcast Everything Sounds.Year: 2013Producers:George Drake Jr.Craig ShankKatie Mingle
2016-05-0521 min
Everything Sounds58: TRAINS & TrainsSteam trains have been around for hundreds of years and devoted people with a lot of passion, patience, and strong work ethic are keeping the culture alive at volunteer-run organizations across the world. The Monticello Railway Museum in Illinois, and the Chelmsford Society of Model Engineers in England are two organizations doing their parts to help the culture make it through to the next generation.
2016-02-1800 min
TransistorAll By Myself…Maybe
“52 Hz” is the name given to a mysterious whale that vocalizes at a different frequency than other whales. Some refer to him as “The World’s Loneliest Whale,” but other scientists aren’t convinced that its unique call has left the whale isolated at all.
Craig and George went on a whale watch when they reported this story. See their photos and videos here.
This episode was produced for PRX & Transistor by Craig Shank and George Drake Jr. of Everything Sounds, and was mixed for Transistor by Josh Swartz.
Image from Shutterstock...
2015-11-2008 min
Everything Sounds57: Um, Uh, ErWhen we stumble, misspeak, or fill our speech with um, er, and uh sounds, we are speaking with disfluencies. Michael Erard wrote a book on the subject called Um…: Slips, Stumbles, and Verbal Blunders, and What They Mean. Learn about what disfluencies are, their cultural perception, and why they may not be such a bad thing from Michael and Katie Gore of Speech IRL.
Music in the episode was contributed by Podington Bear.
2015-10-0800 min
The WORLD FAMOUS DJ KIDD's (Thedjkidd604) PodcastDJ KIDD SPECIAL EDITION "60 MINUTE TWERKOUT" VOL. 162 (GO DEEPER EDITION)DJ KIDD SPECIAL EDITION "60 MINUTE TWERKOUT" VOL. 162 (GO DEEPER EDITION)1. KNOCK YOU DOWN - DEVON BALDWIN FEAT. SKIZZY MARS2. TALKING BODY (REMIX) - TOVE LO3. SUGA SUGA (REMIX) - BABY BASH FEAT. FRANKIE J4. WAVES (REMIX) - MR. PROBZ FEAT. T.I. & CHRIS BROWN5. SAY SOMETHING - KAREN HARDING6. I DONT MIND (REMIX) - USHER FEAT. JUICY J7. LOVE LIKE THIS - FAITH EVANS & DOM DOLLA8. FILL ME IN (REMIX) - CRAIG DAVID9. TOO CLOSE (REMIX) - NEXT 10. LOVELY DAY (REMIX) - BILL WITHERS11. LOVE ME LIKE...
2015-03-051h 07
Everything Sounds2014 Everything Sounds Audio ReelA listen back to some of the stories we featured in 2014.
Music: Podington Bear - "Frosted Glass"
Thank you for listening, sharing, enjoying and taking part. It's been an incredible year.
All our best,
@georgedrakejr and @CraigShank
Episodes featured (in order):
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/48-from-here-to-ear
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/51-zappa-dummy
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/54-shapenote
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/49-mad-genius
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/46-dr-blankenstein
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/55-restaurant-sound-design
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/45-sounds-of-skateboarding
https://soundcloud.com/everythingsounds/50-jukebox-collector
2015-02-0500 min
Everything Sounds56: Marvin The GreeterThe sounds of a commute are the soundtrack to a morning. It could be car horns while stuck in traffic, the screeching of the train skidding along a curve, or in this case, a man named Marvin. Marvin goes to the same spot each morning. It doesn't matter what the weather's like or what day it is, he's there trying to make people's days better, by doing something that makes him feel better, too. He's a part of the soundtrack to people's commutes and he sees the commuters as his friends and family.
Music in this episode by Podington Bear...
2014-12-1500 min
Everything Sounds55: Restaurant Sound DesignIn the 2013 Zagat Dining Trends Survey, diners shared information about their tipping habits, favorite cuisines, and even their top complaints about restaurants. Not surprisingly, high prices, poor service, and crowded restaurants were some of the biggest gripes, but the number one complaint was noise. How much of the sound is there by design and how can restaurant owners use sound to make dining out a more pleasant (and less noisy) experience?
Clark Wolf has consulted to restaurants, hotels, and just about every type of venue where people gather to enjoy food. Part of his job is to think about the...
2014-10-0200 min
Everything Sounds54: ShapenoteShapenote singing is a tradition developed in the late 1700's and early 1800's that helped everyday people sing music even if they couldn't sight-read standard musical notation. Shapenote and the Sacred Harp songbook are still allowing people to share a musical experience until this day. Learn more about this tradition from Anne Heider, Robert from the Chicago Shapenote Singers, and Ruth Reveal.
You can learn more about Shapenote, the Sacred Harp, and find singings in your area at http://fasola.org.
Also, thanks to Kate Lumpkin for her help with this episodes.
2014-09-0400 min
Everything Sounds53: The Black CountryIndividuals can share a common language, but it can sound different due to accents and regional dialects. In some cases, there are profound differences between areas that are in close proximity to one another. The Black Country, an area of the West Midlands in England, is known for a unique dialect that can be difficult for modern English speakers to clearly understand. In this episode, Alex Adey shares stories of the history and torchbearers of the Black Country dialect.
More from Alex Adey: https://soundcloud.com/alexmadey
The Black Country Museum: http://www.bclm.co.uk
2014-07-1100 min
Everything Sounds52: livingvoidJack Chuter's interest in experimental sounds began with a trip to his local record store. He listened to a Sunn O))) record at a listening station and went away completely bewildered by the experience. The music stuck with him and over time helped change his approach to listening and music criticism. Jack founded ATTN:Magazine to explore music from a standpoint of curiosity and discovery.
Download the compilation at: https://archive.org/details/livingvoid-flac
2014-06-2700 min
Everything Sounds51: Zappa DummyNPR's Protojournalist published a list of 6 odd college courses in America. On the list is a course on the music of Frank Zappa. The course was developed by Andy Hollinden at Indiana University. Holliden's interest in Zappa first manifested itself while he was in high school. Beyond listening to the music and poring over linear notes, Andy constructed a dummy of Frank Zappa that would later provide him with more insight and memories than he had ever imagined.
2014-06-1200 min
Everything Sounds50: Jukebox CollectorJukeboxes have fallen out of favor as time and technology marches on, but they still serve as reminders of a different time with respects to music and culture. Berry Bell shares information about jukeboxes and walks us through his collection on this week's show. Put a few quarters in the machine and listen to learn more about the "jutebox" confusion, the Gullah roots of the machine's nickname, and how jukeboxes changed radio programming forever.
Find photos of Berry's collection at: http://www.everythingsounds.org/50/
2014-03-2000 min
Everything Sounds49: Mad GeniusIt's becoming increasingly difficult to maintain anonymity in our technological culture, but some secrecy and mythology can still be achieved not in spite of, but because of those advances. @mad_genius is a collective of audiovisual experimenters that twist the sounds of our everyday or collective experiences into musical moments that encapsulate a time, place, person, or event. The elusive "Magnus Genioso" will introduce you to the collective and even offer you a special invitation.
2014-03-0600 min
Everything Sounds48: From Here To EarThe Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusettes opened in 1799 and has been exploring the intersections of art, culture, and technology across various disciplines over its tenure as one of the longest continuously operating museums in the United States. The French artist and composer, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, created an exhibition that is right at home at the PEM. "From here to Ear" is a composition that utilizes space, sounds, and 70 zebra finches interacting with their surroundings. Learn more about this unique sonic art experimentation from from Céleste himself andTrevor Smith, the Curator of the Present Tense at the PEM.
2014-02-2100 min
Everything Sounds47: The HeartbeatThe Tell-Tale Heart, one of Edgar Allan Poe's best known works, was written in 1842. The tale of madness involves a number of senses, but comes to a dramatic climax with a single sound -- a heart beating beneath the floor. George adapted the story into a radio drama, The Heartbeat, which was then produced by @auburnuniversitytheatre's Radio Flyer Theatre. Enjoy this modern re-imagining of the classic story on this episode!
You can hear the entire version from @scottkwaters here: https://soundcloud.com/scottkwaters/radio-flyer-theatre-heartbeat
The Heartbeat was directed by Anna Claire Walker. It was produced by Taylor Dyleski, Kelly Walker...
2014-02-0600 min
Everything Sounds46: Dr. BlankensteinDrew Blanke was fascinated with sci-fi, music, and electronics growing up. Over time, he began wiring circuits, performing techno, and building his own marketing company. He eventually left the New York rave scene, sold his marketing business, and began looking for his next project. After adding a color-changing LED to a computer mouse, Dr. Blankenstein was born. Drew has since been drawing upon a lifetime of his interests and experiences to build a company specializing in custom synthesizers and effects. Learn more about Drew and the birth of Dr. Blankenstein in this episode.
2014-01-2500 min
Everything Sounds45: Sounds of SkateboardingSkateboarding is an extremely visual activity for participants and spectators. However, the rhythm and sounds created through skateboarding are extremely important to the sport. A music producer called "Wasaaga" and his friend Brad decided to record the sounds of skateboarding and use them to create music that utilized their recordings of skateboarding sounds.
2014-01-0900 min
Everything Sounds44: Sounds of IUSounds can help to define places and times in our lives. George and Craig graduated from Indiana University in 2009 and have distinct memories about campus life in Bloomington, Indiana. IU is where their interest in sound and radio developed, so they decided to enlist the help of Norbert Herber's class to share their current college experiences through sound. The results capture a place that is familiar, but evolving for former residents and representative of the spirit of the University for those who still call it home.
2013-12-1900 min
Everything Sounds2013 Everything Sounds Audio ReelAs we approach the end of 2013 we wanted to take a moment and listen back to the past year. It's been a good one. We joined up with @muleradio, entered Season 3, celebrated 100k and 200k followers on SoundCloud, made radio with @herebemonsters, @youre-us, The Memory Palace, @maxowens and @simonjohnnewton and never forgot the importance of sound.
A special thanks to @lee-sparey for allowing us to remix and use his song 'Electrode.' Listen to the original version here: https://soundcloud.com/lee-sparey/electrode
Thank you for listening, sharing, enjoying and taking part. It's been an incredible year. Have a happy...
2013-12-0900 min
Everything Sounds43: The Legacy of Spence BroughtonWhen people pass on, their memories remain through the stories we tell. Over time, many of those stories can be forgotten or lost to time. However, sometimes those legacies can be revived. In this case, the legacy of Spence Broughton was revived many generations later through music and poetry. @simonjohnnewton shares his family's remembrance of a convicted criminal and the folklore created over the generations since his death.
2013-12-0500 min
Re:soundSpecial Feature: Everything Sounds: Microphone MuseumThis week, a special feature. Everything Sounds is a podcast and short-form radio program exploring the role of sound in art, science, culture, and our everyday lives. Each program aims to highlight people, places, and ideas that expand our understanding of the power of sound. This week's episode highlights just such a place, and just such a person.
Everything Sounds is produced by George Drake Jr. and Craig Shank.
2013-11-2200 min
Everything Sounds42: Piano Across AmericaIn nearly every city and town, you can find street performers playing music as others go about their day. However, it's not often that you see street performers playing full-sized upright pianos. Dotan Negrin took his desire for adventure and dissatisfaction with his acting pursuits and turned it into a nationwide street performance project called "Piano Across America." Listen to learn more about Dotan's struggles, successes, location selection process, and his traveling partner, Brando.
2013-11-1400 min
Everything Sounds41: Sounds from The Memory PalaceThe Memory Palace is produced by Nate DiMeo and features historical narratives that are touching, humorous, and intriguing. In this episode, we share some stories from The Memory Palace focus on sound in some way. You can find the original pieces below:
http://thememorypalace.us/2013/09/the-rush-of-the-river-and-the-roar-of-the-falls/
http://thememorypalace.us/2009/06/episode-12-these-words-forever
http://thememorypalace.us/2013/07/o-how-we-danced/
http://thememorypalace.us/2009/07/episode-16-secret-kitty
http://thememorypalace.us/2012/07/heard-once-2/
2013-10-3100 min
Everything SoundsSounding Out Guest PodcastWe wrote and recorded a guest post for Sounding Out for World Listening Month in July of 2013. You can see the post here: http://soundstudiesblog.com/2013/07/22/we-wanted-to-tell-stories-about-sound/
2013-10-1100 min
Everything Sounds40: London ParakeetsThe soundscapes of cities are always changing and London is no exception. Human-produced sounds usually push the sounds of nature into the background, but the shrill calls of parakeets have been increasingly cutting through the noise in the London suburbs over the years. How these exotic birds arrived in England is still a mystery, but they have flourished in their new home. Learn more about how these birds have been a blessing and a burden in the lives of Londoners with the help of Everything Sounds contributor, @MaxOwens, and Tim Webb from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
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2013-09-2600 min
Everything Sounds39: NYC ForesightDaniel Goddemeyer and Chris Woebken attended the Royal College of Arts in London, but didn't meet until they moved to New York City. After exchanging messages online, they discovered that they both shared an interest in technology and the way it shapes our world. New York City debuted its "Digital Roadmap" in 2012, which led Daniel and Chris to consider the implications of living in a hyper-connected city. They were inspired to form the Office for Hypothetical Futures as a way to explore ideas about technology in urban spaces. From there, NYC Foresight was created to act as a fictional department...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds33: $100 Guitar ProjectIn 2010, Nick Didkovsky’s friend, Chuck O’Meara, sent him an email with a cryptic subject line. The email had a small picture of an unbranded red guitar that had a price tag of $100. They joked about splitting up the cost amongst friends and letting everyone use it to record their own projects. Before they owned the guitar the word spread and they had dozens of people committed to the idea of recording with it. Find out how this inexpensive guitar went from being a joke to traveling the world with the $100 Guitar Project.
Correction: In this piece we refer to G...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds31: Not In The Kitchen AnymoreJenny Haniver has been a gamer as long as she can remember. When she and her husband bought an XBOX 360 they began to dive into the world of online gaming. While she was playing, Jenny began noticing other gamers’ reactions to her. She began recording those interactions and used them for an art installation and eventually for her website, Not in the Kitchen Anymore. Learn about how these recordings of online gaming are opening up a discussion on gender issues in the gaming community.
As we noted in the episode, “Jenny Haniver” is a pseudonym. That was the name given to an...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds30: The Silent AgeOver the years, sound effects and music have been used to make video game experiences more memorable or immersive. Smart phones and mobile technologies have allowed developers to further explore the role of sound in their games. One recent release from House on Fire titled The Silent Age allows players to lead their character on a time-traveling journey where sound creates an unusual and eerie atmosphere. Learn more about the game in this episode with Nevin Eronde and Thomas Ryder.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds29: Loog GuitarsRafael Atijas grew up with a passion for music. When he decided to begin playing an instrument he settled on an instrument that was easier for him to learn. While he was at NYU, Rafael developed an idea for a new guitar to help making learning music less intimidating for young players. Learn more about Loog guitars and some of the challenges faced in the early development of the company.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds27: The People's ChoiceA neuroscientist who goes by “Dave Soldier” when he’s not in the lab has a diverse musical background. He’s had a role in assembling the Thai Elephant Orchestra and making music with the Kropotkins along with countless other projects. One of Dave’s most unique projects, “The People’s Choice Music,” was inspired by a duo of Russian conceptual artists, Komar and Melamid. In this satirical survey, Dave gathered information on what elements could help him write the most wanted and unwanted songs.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds26: Gennett RecordsThe early recorded history of jazz, blues, and country music in America usually isn’t associated with a place like Richmond, Indiana. However, for a brief period early in the 20th century the Gennett record label based in Richmond recorded music from artists such as Gene Autry, Charley Patton, Blind Lemon Jefferson, and Hoagy Carmichael. Learn about the history of the label from Rick Kennedy, the author of Jelly Roll, Bix, and Hoagy.
Music featured:
Charley Patton – Down the Dirt Road Blues
Fiddlin’ Doc Roberts – Deer Walk
Bix Beiderbecke – Davenport Blues
William Harris – Bullfrog Blues
Hoagy Carmichael & Pals – Stardust
King Oliver’s Creol...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds25: Packard CampusCold War tensions led to the creation of a Federal Reserve bunker inside of Mount Pony in Culpepper, VA in 1969. The bunker stored cash and currency that could help restart the United States economy in the event of a catastrophic incident. Such an incident never occurred and the location remained largely unused through the the 90′s. The location has since turned into the home of the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio-Visual Conservation. Learn about lost films, the National Jukebox, IRENE, how big a petabyte is, and much more on a tour of the facility featuring Gene DeAnna and Ma...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds24: Tom Bills: Guitar MakerAfter investigating The Sounds of Making in East London, we were inspired to undertake a project of our own. Tom Bills creates custom guitars in his basement shop near St. Louis. Hear the sounds of the guitar-making process as well as stories of his most famous client, his family’s woodworking legacy, and the mighty Gorlok.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds23: The Great Animal OrchestraBernie Krause grew up loving music and fearing the natural world. Following his influential career in music and composition, Krause decided to leave it behind and devote his efforts to studying the sounds of the natural world as a bioacoustician. Through his research, recordings, and his book, The Great Animal Orchestra, Krause is trying to raise awareness about how natural soundscapes have influenced our lives and how our actions can impact habitats all over the world.
This episode makes use of the following audio from FreeSound.org:
‘bird tweet.aif’ by tigersound, ‘Frogs’ by lepolainyann, ‘crickets.wav’ by Christoff45, ‘Forest Ambience Danis...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds22: AudiumStan Shaff has been interested in the relationship between sound and space for well over 50 years. His Audium installation in San Francisco is an ever-changing sound art project that involves a control console forged from dozens of pages of schematics and a dome-shaped room with speakers placed everywhere from floor to ceiling. Find out more about the Audium experience and its development in this episode.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds21: Nick ZammutoThe Beatles released their album, Rubber Soul, in 1965. This album includes a track titled “In My Life” that features an instrumental bridge created through a clever production trick by George Martin. A similar technique was utilized nearly four decades later by The Books on their album, The Lemon of Pink. The Books were known for making use of sounds and audio samples that aren’t typically heard in music. The Books disbanded in 2012, but Nick Zammuto is continuing to find creative approaches for organizing sound with his new band, Zammuto.
George's Books Collection
George’s Books Collection
Learn about Nick’s decision...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds20: Voicemail MemoriesIn 2005 Frank Warren began his confession-by-mail postcard project titled Postsecret. Since then, projects involving the sharing of memories have become more widespread. However, Olga Nunes has taken the sharing of memories into the sonic realm with her “This is a Memory of…” project. Following her love-letter scavenger hunt in San Francisco, “Love Letters from the Sky,” Olga prompted callers with a question and they respond with their unfiltered and unedited stories that can be funny, sad, happy. and heartwarming. You can hear the voicemails on the This is a Memory of Soundcloud page.
Music Featured
Language of Kings – “Deconstructing the Fauna” from Be
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds19: Sound ChambersFor years George had been obsessed with the stories of two sound chambers on the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington. Known as ‘acoustic test chambers’ around the campus, the two rooms (at least in George’s case) have been shrouded in mystery, rumor and intrigue. Recently included as part of the IU Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences, what are actually called the anechoic and echoic test chambers are now being used for sound localization research.
On this week’s show, find out the history and debunk the rumors of these chambers, while experiencing two of the most unnatural sounding...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds18: SoundwalkWhile Stephan Crasneanscki was working towards his Ph.D, he found that museum guides were lacking personality and feeling. He set out to create his own audio tours that were designed to have the listener discover the story of a location while getting lost in it. From there, Soundwalk Collective was born. Now, Stephan travels the world with his collaborators to use sounds to bring attention to the experiences and people that may normally go avoided or unnoticed.
This episode uses these sound effects from freesound.org:
‘trail_footsteps_1_0725_102951.wav’ by Ephemeral_Rift, ‘Car Door Shut.wav’ by jpkweli, ’morning_birds’ by...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds17: Most Relaxing SongMusic can do a number of things, but can it help tortoises reproduce? The answer is no, but music can help us to relax and unwind. Researchers took the relaxation a step further by trying to create the most relaxing song in the world. The song was the result of the initiative of Radox, Mindlab, Lyz Cooper from The British Academy of Sound Therapy, and Marconi Union. How does their creation, titled, “Weightless,” compare to tea, massages, or a leisurely walk on the relaxation scale?
Find out on this week’s show as @MaxOwens helps us learn about the art and sc...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds16: Song SwapIn 1857 Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville was granted a patent for an invention he called
the “Phonautograph.” The contraption was the first to capture sounds, but it did not have a mechanism to play them back. These sounds were locked away until 2008 when researchers found a way to recreate them through modern technology.
Brooklyn
Around the time that those sounds were being revived, the decision was made to intentionally make the recording of a song as rare and unique as recordings once were. Alec Duffy, from Hoi Polloi and Jack, won the rights to a previously unheard Sufjan Stevens song in a C...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds15: Music & MemoryNearly everyone has strong emotional connections to music. Music can remind us of our past and affect our mood. Dan Cohen of Music and Memory realized that our relationship to music might improve the quality of life for the elderly in health care facilities. Music and Memory has provided personalized listening that has benefitted patients, families, and health care providers. Learn more about their efforts and some examples of the results in this week’s episode. If you have an old iPod that you would like to donate or want to find out more, visit the Music and Memory website.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds14: Bicycle SoundsRube Goldberg machines are unnecessarily complex contraptions that are assembled to perform simple tasks. Rube Goldberg machines were part of the inspiration for a video art piece by Stephen Meierding titled “Bicycle Sounds.” Find out how Stephen went from pursuing chemical engineering to assembling the video in his Brooklyn basement.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds13: The Sounds of East LondonDominic WIlcox is an established artist in London, England. His work ranges from sculpture, clothing design, drawings and more recently a vinyl record. The ‘Sounds of Making in East London’ is a commissioned work by Dominic after he was asked to create a ‘souvenir of East London.’ Instead of taking a traditional route, he went around to the ‘makers’ of the East end and recorded them on the job. The resulting work is a tribute to the overlooked and forgotten jobs of England.
This episode uses these sound effects from freesound.org:
‘air-raid’ by blaukreuz, ’Marines in Firefight Gunbattle (Raw audio)’ by qubodup...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds12: Playground SoundsLaughter and singing help us pass the time and connect to others. Telling jokes and making music can also aid in our socialization and development as well as alleviating our anxieties. Find out about the jokes cycles and playground songs that help children cope with their world and learn how to operate in the world at large. We’re joined by Fernando Orejuela from Indiana University in our exploration of the sounds of the playground.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds11: Microphone MuseumBob Paquette has been collecting microphones for over six decades. His collection resides in his microphone museum that resides in the building that houses his family business in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bob shared his knowledge of microphones and audio technology as well as anecdotes about the ill-fated Turner “Colortone” microphones, performers’ fears about using early microphones, and how portions of his collection ended up in the hands of a famous director. For more on microphones, you can check out Bob’s book, The History and Evolution of the Microphone.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds10.5: Cellestaphone (Half-isode)In a previous episode, we visited the Rhythm! Discovery Center in Indianapolis. We shared the story behind Clair Omar Musser’s celestaphone, which is an instrument made entirely of meteorites. Matthew Altizer, The Percussive Arts Society, and Rhythm! Discovery Center wanted to share a recording of the instrument since it is one-of-a-kind and unlikely to be played again. Enjoy the sounds of Clair Omar Musser’s celestaphone and visit the Rhythm! Discovery Center in Indianapolis to see it in person!
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds10: Rhythm DiscoveryIn downtown Indianapolis, there is an interactive museum where you’re free to hit, scrape, and strike just about anything you can see. The Rhythm! Discovery Center is an excellent resource for education for anyone with an interest in sound. Matthew Altizer joins us to explore this unique percussion museum that was conceived by the Percussive Arts Society. Find out about unique items in their collection including a World War II-era Ludwig “Victory” drum set, Clair Omar Musser’s one-of-a-kind Celestaphone, and giant wind chimes.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds09: Babble MachineAleks Kolkowski is an accomplished musician and sound artist. He is the Sound Artist in Residence at the Science Museum of London. His recent installation, known as Babble Machine, takes its name from a fictional device referenced in The H.G. Wells novel, The Sleeper Awakes, and was made in collaboration with radio researcher Alison Hess and poet and historian Katy Price. We’ll walk you through the installation as it eerily blends sounds of the past and present.
NOTE: The Babble Machine exhibit is now closed.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds08: Gold Mines & GumbootsCraig and Betty Sibongile Dlamini from Indiana University explore the role of language, music, and dance in southern African mines and the positivity that emerged from hardships endured by miners. The history and origins of South African gumboot dancing are explained in this week’s episode.
Audio examples in this week’s show are from a recording by Stephen Bess of LeSole’s Dance Project and UMOJA: The Spirit of Togetherness.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds07: Music RestorationNot every song can be a chart-topper. There is a Chicago-based record label that strives to archive and release music that was largely ignored in its own time. The Numero Group has generated a catalog of neglected music across many genres. Ken Shipley explains the origins, mission, and vision of The Numero Group.
Music featured (courtesy of The Numero Group):
Bill Moss – Sock it to ‘em Soul Brother (Instrumental) from Eccentric Soul: The Capsoul Label
Jackie Stoudemire – Invisible Wind (Instrumental) from Don’t Stop: Recording Tap
Syl Johnson – Is it because I’m Black? (Instrumental) from Light: On the South Side
The Ta...
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds06: Sound ExtinctionCraig and George challenge themselves to make a dark subject lighter. They each tackle a separate story involving “death” and technology. They explore The Museum of Endangered Sounds and an app inspired by a power-deficient toy.
Music:
Norbert Herber “Two,” “One” and “Eight” from I am Ai, We are Ai. Bandai installation
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds05: FlorasonicWe often hear instruments, but we don’t get to experience their full range of sounds. Craig and George spoke with Alex Inglizian and Lou Mallozzi of the Experimental Sound Studio in Chicago about a unique sound Installation that is a part of their Florasonic series. Find out more about Michael Thieke‘s, “Holzmusick,” and the Experimental Sound Studio in this week’s episode.
Music Featured:
Fumosonic – “After the Gold Rush”
Fumosonic – ”44 Raincoats”
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds04: Thankful For SoundIn honor of Thanksgiving, Craig, George, and a number of their guests share why they are thankful for sounds. Enjoy the holidays and join us in reflecting on the sounds in our lives.
Music featured:
Language of Kings – “Deconstructing the Fauna” from Bent
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds03: Walk With Your EarsCraig recently visited the Indianapolis Art Center to find out more about the ArtsPark and how their Sensory Path plays with senses and expectations. Patrick Flaherty and Ben Shine from the IAC help illuminate this unique use of sound in the environment.
Music Featured:
Eric Radoux – “Downstairs” from Do I Refuse and “Credit” from Credit
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds02: Foley FolliesYou might not know what foley is, but you know what it sounds like. Craig and George take on an assignment from a former sound designer and foley artist, Scotty Iseri, and give you a glimpse into what it takes to be a foley artist.
Music featured:
Language of Kings – “Uprooting the Flora” from Bent, “Riley Ann Helms” from Heavy Hands and “Cry It Out, Hun” from Heavy Hands.
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds01: The Tide and the SeayArt is often associated with the realm of vision. This week, Everything Sounds explores sound’s role in art with Jesse Seay‘s “Mechanical Tide.”
Music featured: Met City- “Vienna Burns,” “Straight From Arden,” and “Mother Goose” from Stockholm Fancy (Due 2013)
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds00: An IntroductionCraig Shank and George Drake Jr. offer their introduction to Everything Sounds. You’ll learn about the aims of the show while experiencing no-so-silent silence, Craig’s interpretation of Miles Davis, and one of George’s favorite childhood sounds.
Music featured: Miles Davis – “So What” from Kind of Blue
2013-09-1900 min
Everything Sounds38: Musician's BuildingIn the early 1900's a painter named Henry Ward Ranger selected a block of West 67th Street in New York to establish a building with studio apartments with ample space and good natural light where artists could work and live comfortably. Over time, this block, located between Central Park and Columbus Avenue, became a hub for artists and creative types. The block was built up over a period of thirty years and most of the buildings maintained architectural consistency with Ranger's original apartments. Between 1916 and 1917, the architectural team known as Shape & Brady led the effort to complete the eight-story building...
2013-09-0500 min
Everything Sounds37: Soundings: A Contemporary ScoreThe Museum of Modern Art in New York is presenting their first group exhibition highlighting sound art from August 2013 through November 2013. Soundings: A Contemporary Score highlights the work of 16 artists from around the world that combine elements of art, architecture, science, music, technology, and numerous other disciplines. Learn more about how the exhibit developed and some of the pieces on this week's show featuring Barbara London, the Associate Curator of Department of Media and Performance Art at MoMA.
2013-08-2900 min
Everything Sounds36: Bambaataa's Open ArchiveA teenager grew up in the Bronx in the 70's when violence, drugs, and poverty were rampant. He was swept up in the gang lifestyle until he went on life-changing trip to Africa for winning an essay contest. He adopted a new name, Afrika Bambaataa, and devoted himself to encouraging peace and positivity through hip hop music and culture. Nearly forty years later, his enormous record collection was briefly on public display in an "Open Archive" before landing in the Cornell University Hip Hop collection. Learn more about Bambaataa's influence on hip hop culture and the open archiving process in...
2013-08-2200 min
Everything SoundsEVERYTHING SOUNDS KittyDennis and Andy were in Charleston, South Carolina in 1972 when they decided to meet up with a guy named Kitty.
2013-08-1800 min
Everything Sounds35: The Grand GuitarWOPI in Bristol, Tennessee has been broadcasting since 1929. It plays a critical role in the region and it now resides in a giant, three-story guitar. That's only part of story. The building and station are tied to a man named Joe Morrell. Joe Morrell, a musician in Curly King and the Tennessee Hilltoppers, made Guitars for bluegrass players on The Crooked Road, or Virginia's Heritage Music Trail. Emile Klein of You're U.S. shares the story of a man who helped cement Bristol's title of "The Birthplace of Country Music." and whose contributions are still supporting the region's rich musical...
2013-08-1500 min
Everything Sounds34: Recalling 1993Recalling 1993 was a project by an agency called Droga5 to supplement the NYC 1993 exhibit at the New Museum in 2013. The idea was simple: Pick up a phone, dial a special number, and get connected to a story from the neighborhood you were standing in from 1993. Find out how New York has changed in twenty years and how this project was coordinated with Ray Del Savio.
2013-08-0100 min
Everything Sounds32: 52 Hz52 Hz is the name given to a mysterious whale that vocalizes at a different frequency than other whales. Some refer to him as "The World's Loneliest Whale," but other scientists aren't convinced that its unique call has left the whale isolated at all.
Subscribe & Download: http://www.everythingsounds.org
2013-07-1800 min
Everything Sounds28: Early Electronic MusicElectronic music is often viewed as a musical genre that stands separate from other genres. However, since the invention of the Telharmonium, electronic instruments have been integrated into various styles of music as well as our lives in general. Learn about the early development of electronic music with Thom Holmes, as he explains his collection of electronic music that spans from 1930 – 1985, electronic instruments, tape composition, and Motown’s neglected Moog synthesizer.
Subscibe & Download: http://www.everythingsounds.org
2013-06-1400 min
Third Coast Audio Library :: AllEverything Sounds Episode #11: Microphone MuseumThe invention of the microphone changed many aspects of modern life beginning in the late 1800's, but today most of us take these simple machines for granted.Year: 2013Producers:Craig ShankGeorge Drake Jr.
2013-05-1420 min