4th World Media
Sonic Journeys
Close your eyes. Open your ears. Sonic Journeys is a podcast that explores the rich world of cinematic audio. With global filmmakers as our guides, we peel back the layers of sound design in film and immersive media. A podcast for story lovers, cinephiles, and deep listeners. Hosted and conceived by Stina Thomas Hamlin, produced by Jenny Asarnow, with Executive Producer Tracy Rector. Cover art by Mer Young and theme song, "Tooh Nílíní" (River) by Kino Benally. Presented by 4th World Media, a matriarch-led organization dedicated to media justice, narrative sovereignty and the holistic care of...
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Nov 25, 2025
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Episodes
She Cried That Day 25.11.2025 30:11
Content warning: This episode talks about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives crisis. Please take care to protect your spirit. Welcome to the final episode of Sonic Journey's pilot season. All season we’ve been listening to films from the 4th World Media family, and today we're joined by another emerging filmmaker, Amanda Erickson, who directed the feature documentary...
What's next for Sonic Journeys 06.11.2025 6:08
We're four episodes into our pilot season of Sonic Journeys, with one more to go. This isn’t going to be a full episode; we just want to introduce you to our collaborators and let you all know about what’s coming next for Sonic Journeys. Host Stina Hamlin is joined by Sonic Journeys executive producer Tracy Rector (in a blanket fort) and supervising producer Jenny Asarnow (mostly behind the...
Thin Places 23.10.2025 20:48
Content Warning: This story discusses grief related to the loss of family. Internal dialogue. Laughter. An ominous moment of dramatic sound. “Please answer me. I’m ready to listen now.” So far on Sonic Journeys we’ve been listening to a lot of documentaries, but today we’ll hear a drama. Thin Places , a short written and directed by Brit Hensel (Cherokee Nation), explores how the living can conne...
WASKA: The Forest Is My Family 09.10.2025 19:57
Often on Sonic Journeys we hear from filmmakers about how they work with sound, but today we’re trying something different: we’re just going to listen to a short film. “ WASKA: The Forest is My Family ” feels like bathing in a forest. It honors co-director Nina Gualinga ’s grandfather, a leader who had a deep relationship with the powerful – and coveted – plant medicine Hayakwaska. Gualinga expla...
Gath and K’iyh: Listen to Heal 25.09.2025 17:34
A gorgeous short film transports us to Alaska – to the birch trees, salmon swimming upstream, and the humans that care for them. Gath & K’iyh: Listen to Heal documents a community gathering on Lower Tanana Dene lands in Fairbanks, Alaska. Yo-Yo Ma plays cello as a group gathers together to grieve climate change and honor the land. Gath & K’iyh’s director Princess Daazhraii Johnson (Neets...
Remaining Native 11.09.2025 36:45
Welcome to Sonic Journeys, the podcast where we listen to films, and hear filmmakers from all over the world talk about how they shape meaning with audio. We’re kicking off the podcast by listening to Remaining Native . It won the 2025 Special Jury Award and Audience Award for documentary feature at SXSW. Remaining Native is a running film; it's a coming of age film; and it’s a film that sho...
4th World Media Presents: Sonic Journeys 02.09.2025 1:59
Close your eyes. Open your ears. Sonic Journeys is a podcast that explores the rich world of cinematic audio. With global filmmakers as our guides, we peel back the layers of sound design in film and immersive media. A podcast for story lovers, cinephiles, and deep listeners. Season 1 features independent films on the festival circuit right now, that you can't hear anywhere else. Join us to l...
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