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This episode is hosted by Fan Wu, Mickey Morgan, Jocelyn Kim, and Harry Leshgold. Each of us recorded an interview with friends to discuss and better understand how we each interpret and engage with the natural world around us.

These podcasts function as mapping based in oral storytelling, a way to share some the conversations and research that are the foundation to all of the Mapping East Van projects.

In preparation for his story, Ahọn Dudu introduces you to the place he resides, Oke. He is about to story tell a series of events that he experienced in Oke. ... This audio is part of my Master of Design thesis project which uses Yorùbá storytelling…

These podcasts function as mapping based in oral storytelling, a way to share some the conversations and research that are the foundation to all of the Mapping East Van projects.

Ahọn Dudu warns the King and he responds. ... This audio is part of my Master of Design thesis project which uses Yorùbá storytelling to speak about my experience with lack of black communal culture here in Vancouver, Canada. In the story, Ahọn Dudu…

These podcasts function as mapping based in oral storytelling, a way to share some the conversations and research that are the foundation to all of the Mapping East Van projects.

Inspired by the bounce back of wildlife during the COVID lockdown I have focused my attention on the politics of "wilderness". This episode of Nature Speaking is about beginning the learning and unlearning process of the racist history…

Nature Speaking's podcast series: Invisible "Noise" by Lien and Losfo.

Student podcasts created for CCID202 + CCID302 + HUMN205: Nature Speaking, with instructor Sarah Van Borek.

Exploring a big black and white fish, settler-colonialism, tourists, and ancient waters of the Salish Sea which has sustained more nations than I know how to count for thousands of years...and what's happening to them now.

A collaborative piece put together by Ji Qi and Jocelyn Kim, conversing about the soundwalks we recorded and noise pollution around us.

This is a podcast about the connection of Covid-19 and the air pollution in Canada.

These podcasts function as mapping based in oral storytelling, a way to share some the conversations and research that are the foundation to all of the Mapping East Van projects.

This podcast is a conversation between Fan and Keira about the different sounds of summer in where they live, and how COVID-19 has affected their listening.

In our inaugural episode of Fibre Stories, guests Rebecca Burgess and Emily Smith talk about new perspectives towards future fibre systems and how the Fibershed model offers a space to explore alternative economics and local production. In this…

This is the final collaborative track by Shayla, Yessica, Grace and Marisa. A collaborative podcast where we talk about the difference of sound before and during the lockdown, includes some funny/interesting stories :)!

A conversation between Tess Snaden and Shayla Giroux about appreciating and acknowledging the history and worth of the land we are on and visit.

This week Erin and Chloe went on soundwalks to record the noises of their neighborhoods and outdoor surroundings. In this podcast they discuss in further detail their neighborhoods, the sounds shared in this podcast, and challenges of being newbie…

This podcast is a conversation centred around the effects of COVID-19, experiences in nature and exploring our relationships to sound. Each group member conducted interviews with the public and brought what they had gathered to the table in the…

This podcast will touch on stories of nature’s resurrection through COVID-19 and explore why our response as a population has been so different from that of our response to global warming.

In this episode of Nature Speaking, Losfo, Amber, Ji, and Erin interviewed their friends and family about the changes they had noticed in nature since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. *This is a companion podcast to 'How Nature has…

A podcast about the revival of natural soundscapes during the pandemic of COVID-19.