Is Hearing Better than Seeing?
Will something be lost as NPR and others move from all audio broadcasts to multimedia web sites?
audiodocumentarydotorg
found 7 audio documents tagged with Hearing
to do
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- AudioDocumentary.org RSS FEED
- SpokenWord.org
- Radio Lab
- Hearing Voices
- BBC World Service Documentaries
- This American Life
- RTE Radio 1 Documentaries
- One in 8 Million (NYT slides show series)
- American Radio Works
- Soundprint
- Transom
- Third Coast
- New Yorker Podcasts
- Studio 360
- Radio Netherlands Documentaries
- NYTimes Multimedia (for audio slideshows)
- Public Radio International
- Radio Diaries
- Weekend America
- On The Media
- Marketplace
- WNYC
- This I Believe
- Story Corps
- New York Times Podcast
- Long Haul Productions
- NPR
- Sound Portraits
- And the Winner Is... (CBC)
- Radio New Zealand
- ABC (Australia)
- Pacifica Radio
- Reuters Audio Slideshow Gallery
- BBC Radio
- The Stanley Foundation
- PRX
- Current Newspaper
- Talking History
- Archive.org Audio
- Sound Snap
Studs Terkel
Apropos to nothing, really. I like this 2000 Transom interview with the late Studs Terkel.
"I'd gone to law school and it was a bleak horrendous experience. Under no circumstances would I ever practice law."
Music on the Brain
Elizabeth Hauke's documentary 'The Sound of Disease "examines the use of sound in the diagnosis of disease, and features the ground-breaking work of Prof Dan Lloyd, who converts the data in brain scans into music to identify otherwise 'invisible' diseases."
Elizabeth Hauke is an independent radio presenter and producer of Short Science (www.shortscience.co.uk), a weekly science radio show and podcast. She also makes freelance packages and documentaries.
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Stalacpipe Organ – Sound Tourism
Sound Tourism maps places worth a visit because they sound so good. In this example, curator Trevor Cox, Professor of Acoustic Engineering at the University of Salford, UK, introduces the great Stalacpipe Organ in Virgina, USA. By tapping stalactites with mallets, it claims to be the world's largest natural musical instrument.
– Audio Documentary London Bureau
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Playtime: 15 seconds
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Vegetable Violence
Vegetable Violence from tim prebble on Vimeo.
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Playtime: 1 minute 45 seconds
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Sound Rich, Technology, Music, Hearing, Design, Food and Beverage
The Birdie Song
The artist Marcus Coates recorded the dawn chorus in English woodlands; he then slowed down the recordings, and filmed human singers perform the newly approachable songs in everyday English settings. Then, he speeded the footage back up again. The sound is extraordianary – and in this case, so is the video.
Audio Documentary Europe
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Playtime: 5 minutes 40 seconds
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Heard long ago, and never heard
A man describes having a cochlear implant and hearing birdsong for the first time; another recalls the sounds of Britain during World War II. Two items in BBC Radio 4's take on citizen journalism, iPM.
Audio Documentary Europe
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Playtime: 24 minutes
Date: September, 2010