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Collaboration between a Vine Maple and Macy Burgess. A stereo recording with two microphones, the listener is placed amidst the branches. Thin wood transmits out-of-tree sound; birds, wind.

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…

Collaboration between a Bigleaf Maple and Yumeng Cai. Recording from a low hanging branch, the performer's knocks and scratches mix with the jostling twigs at branch's end.

In support of Miles Thorogood's thesis for Master of Applied Art, in media art.

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.

In support of the fulfillment of Low residency Master of Applied Arts degree in Visual Arts.

This week the students of Nature Speaking were tasked with going for a soundwalk and recording the sounds they heard. Amber and Yessica discuss further their experiences and what they found along the way.

Here is a story about the air quality changes in China during COVID 19.

Collaboration between a young Bigleaf Maple and Linda Serrano, recorded at Green Timbers Urban Park. A clean recording, as if the listener is inside the trunk; one can only hear the gestures of the performer, like a small animal running over the…

The song was written in an attempt to process my anxiety and the photograph was the first picture I took that felt like a one-in-a-million chance shot.

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…

Collaboration between a Bigleaf Maple and Emma Shang. Intensity of performed "knocking" interplays with the resultant leaf shaking, as well as with an occasionally rising wind.

With more people exploring nature and spending time at home, wildlife is being given more second chances.

Hello, welcome to my first Podcast Channel! I'm the host for this podcast, my name is Fan. The episode 1 will basically talk about environmental and natural changes in China during the COVID-19 as well as the heavy rainfall. If you're…

Collaboration between a Black Hawthorne and Cara Jacobson. Two contact microphones were used and the performance was composed in editing, creating an enveloping soundscape. Thorns played as kalimba, staccato percussion knocked on wood.

Collaboration between a Plum tree and Alisa Tarabrina. Contact microphone performance mixed with ambience from the Lower Lonsdale Community Garden. Scratching, plucking, resonating through the bark.

This podcast is about native and invasive frog species in the area of Southwest British Columbia.

In support of Miles Thorogood's Master of Applied Art, in media art.