I am thankful to have had an opportunity to present this research at the @sfuCMNS graduate conference - today it is officially published! #acousticecology#soundstudies@SFU
Remembering professor R. Murray Schafer.
“We can add more noises, or we can add more beautiful sounds. It’s up to us” — R. Murray Schafer
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This week: Decolonizing Livable Cities: A Conversation with Sto:lo professor and Canadian Research Chair Dr. Dylan Robinson.
Learn more and RSVP: https://t.co/vUY8Suy9D9
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One more for the academic crowd: did you know there's a new peer-reviewed research article on @connie_walker's #FindingCleo?
Read "Indigenizing the national broadcast soundscape ‐ CBC podcast: Missing and Murdered: Finding Cleo" via @IntRadioJournal: https://t.co/4OcdfxxlP4
A year ago already!? Perhaps made even more momentous by finally submitting a chapter draft today on this very subject that’s been taking up residence on my desktop far too long. Thanks @hkpmcgregor and @SpokenWebCanada for all the great opportunities and podcast chats 💞
The schedule of the Listening, Sound, Agency Symposium happening May 18-23 has just been unveiled! While presenters can soon expect a print copy in their mail, you can find the full schedule and more on what to expect online: https://t.co/3nYPJ2TwHe #SWSymposium2021 🙌
Congrats to Matt Campbell who recently and successfully defending his thesis, titled “Permission to be loud: Struggling with urban development contradictions in the Vancouver music strategy.”
Such an absolute honour to be part of the #SecretFeministAgenda ! It was so much fun to get to chat with @hkpmcgregor about some of my favorite media nerd subjects ‘gender, voice and queer sound’. 💙❤️💜
Wonderful post on feminist audio work being done through @SpokenWebCanada. In it @mathieujpaubin unpacks some of the affective possibilities of podcasting as a critical approach to scholarship. #podcastlife#feministmedia
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From a recent submission: Without plane noise, this dawn chorus sounds "like never before" in a village around 50 miles north of London, UK, says @GodRob64. Make sure you turn on sound, and don't miss the pheasant call @ 00:12. Thanks for this! @SEA_GLOBE@riffreporter @riffearth
Haven't contributed your sounds yet? We're still looking & it's easy! We just need about a minute of sound & a picture (or video) & location/date/time & a few comments. Further instructions here: https://t.co/5IkC6JBKBw; uploads here: https://t.co/eNr5XBwrLo. Thanks a lot!