The Place of Sound

listen to audio productions by Thomas Pouta, Emma Poole, and Dani Clayton. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Thomas Pouta: “From nest to nest” Emma Poole: “Food that’s good for the soul” Dani Clayton: “Build...

listen to audio productions by Darnell Dobson, Paris Jefferson, and Teague O’Meara. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Darnell Dobson: “on listening (reflection 2)” Paris Jefferson: “the keynote speaker” Teag...

listen to audio productions by Emma Poole, Fenglun Jin, and Hannah Leister. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Emma Poole: “Ryan the nomad” Fenglun Jin: “a sound of Beijing” Hannah Leister: “growing pains”

listen to audio productions by Sarina McGillivray, Claudia Gleason, and Kennedy Ryan. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Sarina McGillivray: “on listening (reflection 1)” Claudia Gleason: “on listening (refle...

listen to audio productions by Sophie Marvell, Brandon Hoang, Thomas Pouta, and Sophie Doyle. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Sophie Marvell: “signs of life” Brandon Hoang: “finding your home away from hom...

listen to audio productions by Darnell Dobson, Paris Jefferson, and Teague O’Meara. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Darnell Dobson: “on listening (audio reflection 1)” Paris Jefferson: “the map of my voice...

listen to audio productions by Dani Clayton, Maddie McCrady, and Morgan Jones. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Dani Clayton: “a journey home” Maddie McCrady: “a quiet(er) Carleton” Morgan Jones: “Ikigai”

listen to audio productions by Riley Duns, Hannah Kalmisto, Brandon Hoang, Rachel Bender-Kerbel, and Huangyu Yang. the episode includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Riley Duns: “embracing nationality, finding community” Han...

listen to audio productions by Chris Li, Tian Qi E, and Sophie Marvell. the episode begins with a quick reflection on the Urban Imaginaries Project ( www.urbanimaginaries.com ), which wrapped up with the Urban Imaginaries Festival and was presented alongside the Arlington Art Market on May 7th. the episode also includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , whic...

listen to audio productions by Maddie McCrady, Wenqing Mu, and Emma Poole. the episode begins with an announcement about the Urban Imaginaries Project ( www.urbanimaginaries.com ), and in particular the Urban Imaginaries Festival which will be presented alongside the Arlington Art Market on May 7th. the episode also includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” ,...

listen to audio productions by Victor Huet, Sophie Doyle, and Thomas Pouta. the episode begins with an announcement about the Urban Imaginaries Project ( www.urbanimaginaries.com ), and in particular the Urban Imaginaries Festival which will be presented alongside the Arlington Art Market on May 7th. the episode also includes a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions”...

listen to audio productions by Hannah Leister, and Fenglun Jin. the episode begins with a trailer for a new documentary podcast titled “invisible institutions” , which explores the past and present of institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Canada. Hannah Leister: “a weekend at the cottage” Fenglun Jin: “who am i?”

This is the third of three specially curated episodes, produced in association with the Urban Imaginaries project, a collaboration between Carleton University’s Industrial Design Program and Communication and Media Studies Program. The project will run through the spring and will consist of a series of in-person events held in association with Ottawa coffee house Arlington 5 . This episode is gues...

This is the second of three specially curated episodes, produced in association with Urban Imaginaries project , a collaboration between Carleton University’s Industrial Design Program and Communication and Media Studies Program. The project will run through the spring and will consist of a series of in-person events held in association with Ottawa coffee house Arlington 5 . In this episode, I spo...

This episode is guest produced by Vancouver-based sound artist, activist, and educator Helena Krobath . Helena begins the episode with a brief introduction before describing and playing a recent soundscape composition titled “Sea Readings or a Watery Grave”. The piece consists of field recordings captured in Vancouver and uses them to comment on the inevitable rise in sea level on account of clima...

this is the third episode of a three part year-in-review series. throughout it, we’ve listened back to some of the work that aired on the place of sound in 2021, one project type at a time. this episode features the audio documentary/podcast: a longer-duration storytelling format than the previous two. the episode includes only two projects, but both of which are great examples of the type of work...

this is the second episode of a three part year-in-review series. in it, we’ll listen back to some of the work that aired on the place of sound in 2021, one project type at a time. this episode features the soundscape composition. it begins with a quick overview of the soundscape composition: what it is and how they’re produced. we’ll then listen to four soundscape compositions that aired on the s...

in the first three episodes of 2022, we’ll be listening back to some of the work that aired on the place of sound in 2021, one project type at a time. this is the first episode in that three-part series. this episode features the audio portrait. it begins with a quick overview of the audio portrait: what it is and how they’re produced. we’ll then listen to seven audio portraits that aired on the s...

listen to audio productions by Marijke van der Meijden, Bianca Dattomo, and Hannah Kalmisto. the episode begins with a brief PSA by Gracie Lee Filip, Vice President of the Carleton Communication Society ( https://www.cussconnection.com ) Marijke van der Meijden: “a place that feels safe” Bianca Dattomo: “home office” Hannah Kalmisto: “avoiding the timesuck”

listen to audio productions by Morgan Jones, Julian Almuli, and Riley Duns. the episode begins with a brief PSA by Gracie Lee Filip, Vice President of the Carleton Communication Society ( https://www.cussconnection.com ) Morgan Jones: “home(cooked)” Julian Almuli: “a taste of spring in the glebe” Riley Duns: “the polarity of immobility”

listen to audio productions by Kathleen Collins, Nicole Gonato, and Alan Santiago Cervantes. the episode begins with a brief PSA by Gracie Lee Filip, Vice President of the Carleton Communication Society ( https://www.cussconnection.com ) Kathleen Collins: “win the morning, win the day” Nicole Gonato: “wake up and savour the scramble” Alan Santiago Cervantes: “from my home to the world”

listen to audio productions by Ladia Omoruyi, Anas Zaman, and Brandon Hoang. the episode begins with a brief PSA by Gracie Lee Filip, Vice President of the Carleton Communication Society ( https://www.cussconnection.com ) Ladia Omoruyi: “finding home” Anas Zaman: “leaving Kanata north” Brandon Hoang: “stop Asian hate”

listen to audio productions by Junique Gooden, Xiaoyi Chen, and Rachel Bender-Kerbel. the episode begins with a brief PSA by Omer Ongun about Cihan Erdal, a Carleton University PhD student who is currently being detained in Istanbul. To learn more, go to https://freecihanerdal.wordpress.com . Junique Gooden: “missing warm skies” Xiaoyi Chen: “Shanghai’s riverside promenade” Rachel Bender-Kerbel: “...

listen to audio productions by Riley Duns, Kit Chokly, and Michelle Gitobu. the episode begins with a brief PSA by Omer Ongun about Cihan Erdal, a Carleton University PhD student who is currently being detained in Istanbul. To learn more, go to https://freecihanerdal.wordpress.com . Riley Duns: “intimately traversing a space of agony” Kit Chokly: “consume by remembering” Michelle Gitobu: “self-pre...

Carleton University MA student Sammy Holmes guest hosts + produces this episode of TPOS. Sammy shares her project titled "Sounds of COVID", which you can learn more about at https://sammyholmes.wixsite.com/website . The episode begins with a brief PSA by Omer Ongun about Cihan Erdal, a Carleton University PhD student who is currently being detained in Istanbul. To learn more, go to https://freecih...