The Place of Sound
The Place of Sound is a radio show/podcast produced by Dr. Vincent Andrisani in the Media and Communication Program at Carleton University. The show explores the idea of ‘place’ through the ears of students, and is part of a broader research and pedagogy project on sonic geographies. www.theplaceofsound.ca
Episodes
tune in to a special episode that celebrates Sama Russell’s final time hosting and producing the place of sound! she’s been working on the show since january 2023 and this is her 18th and final episode. it’s sad to see her leave, but in her time on this project she’s done excellent work and given new life to the show. onward and upward, as they say.
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tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel. this episode has a short PSA from Laura Kowalski and Ethan Ormonde of the CCS: Carleton University’s Communication Undergraduate Student Society.
the episode contains audio productions by Natalia Saghbini, Janelle Hamstra, and Aidan Donnelly.
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel. this episode has a short PSA from Laura Kowalski and Ethan Ormonde of the CCS: Carleton University’s Communication Undergraduate Student Society.
the episode contains audio productions by Jake Andrews, Grace Nevins, and Jason Scott.
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tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel. this episode has a short PSA from Laura Kowalski and Ethan Ormonde of the CCS: Carleton University’s Communication Undergraduate Student Society.
the episode contains audio productions by Hannah Sheehan, Aidan Donnelly, and Kaela Rossi.
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel. this episode has a short PSA from Laura Kowalski and Ethan Ormonde of the CCS: Carleton University’s Communication Undergraduate Student Society.
the episode contains audio productions by Janelle Hamstra, Lucas Turnbull, and Yifan Zheng.
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 2023, one project type at a time.
this episode features the audio documentary, a longer form of storytelling in which students explore the place-based dimension of their identity. this episode co...
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 2023, 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...
in the first three episodes of 2024, we’ll be listening back to some of the work that aired on the place of sound in 2023, 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 lis...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
this thematic episode, titled “tales of new beginnings”, digs into our archive and presents anew some of the projects created by students who explored their move to Ottawa after growing up elsewhere. these projects offered them an opportunity to think ...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
this thematic episode, titled “sonic snapshots of ottawa”, digs into our archive and presents anew some of the projects created in the city of ottawa. each project explores a different part of the city and presents a story about how and why that space ...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
this thematic episode, titled “lockdown diaries”, digs into our archive and presents anew some of the projects that were created during the COVID-19 lockdown. these projects offer a glimpse into what not only students, but many of us were thinking and ...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
this thematic episode, titled “cooking chronicles”, digs into our archive and presents anew some of the food and cooking related projects that have aired on the show. join us as we explore culinary secrets and share mouthwatering recipes while hearing ...
this is the second of two special episodes in a row.
this episode was guest produced by Dr. Hali Santamas, an artist and senior researcher at the University of Huddersfield. in it, Dr. Santamas shares with us his own relationship with place, exploring some of his many experiences in both the UK and here in Canada. while doing so, we’re offered the o...
we made it!
50 episodes is no small feat, and we’re thrilled to have made it to this point. to mark the occasion, we’re presenting a specially produced and hosted episode by our very own Sama Russel.
in this episode, Sama shares with us her own history with sound. she brings us to the three cities she’s lived...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
the episode contains audio productions by Sarah Selma Maref, Emma Johnston, and Jen Siushansian.
Sara Selma Maref: “Sound is Noisy”
Emma Johnston: “Faithfully Blind”
Jen Siushansian: “I’m Afraid of Silence...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
the episode contains audio productions by Caroline Workman, Jordan Wegner, and Hannah Watanabe.
Caroline Workman: “A Taste of Belonging”
Jordan Wegner: “Reconnecting Sound in Purposeful Isolation”
Hannah W...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
the episode contains audio productions by Matteo Fotia, Glorence Gao, and Toni Tang.
Matteo Fotia: “Casa e Felicità”
Florence Gao: “24 Hours in Montreal: Escape to be Back”
Toni Tang: “A Journey to find H...
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
the episode contains audio productions by Roop Bajwa, Yiyang He, and Jessie Gu.
Roop Bajwa: “Seeking Comfort”
Yiyang He: “Hot Pot Day in my Brother’s House”
Jessie Gu: “Sunset is not Inferior to Sunrise”
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
the episode contains audio productions by Jordan Wegner, Rachael Hind, Caroline Workman.
Jordan Wegner: “Dirt”
Rachael Hind: “Revisiting a Space of Comfort”
Caroline Workman: “Through the Vents”
tune in to another great episode produced by Communication and Media Studies student, Sama Russel.
the episode contains audio productions by Yingjun Lu, Noor Hamdala, and Riley Williamson.
Yingjun Lu: “My Italian Family in Toronto”
Noor Hamdala: “A Chaotic Escape”
Riley Williamson: “The Dinner Party”
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