The Place of Sound
The Place of Sound is a radio show/podcast produced by Dr. Vincent Andrisani in the Communication and Media Studies 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
this is episode 108 of The Place of Sound with your host, Charlie (Chloe Rahman).
this week's show features work produced by students in the MPAD 4000 Capstone course.
you'll hear from Liam Horner, Julia Rhymes, and Hannah Lalonde as they expl...
tune in to a special transition episode of the place of sound as we pass the mic to a new host.
Kateryna Kalynovska has been hosting and producing the show since may 2025, and this episode marks her final time behind the mic. over the past year, she’s brought sharp listening, strong field recording, and a c...
in this episode, the place of sound steps into carleton’s communications industry night, hosted by the carleton communication society (ccs). recorded on-site, this episode brings together voices from organizers, students, alumni, and career support staff to capture what networking looks and feels like in real time.
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in this episode, the place of sound continues our exploration of Ottawa through the lens of urbanism and everyday city life. host and producer Kateryna Kalynovska speaks with Dr. Tonya Davidson, associate professor of sociology at carleton university and author of ottawology, about what it means to study Ottawa sociologically and why a “sociological way of seeing” can ...
in this episode, the place of sound visits the Ottawa Public Library for a meeting of the urbanism book club, hosted by Strong Towns Ottawa. through two conversations recorded at the event, the episode explores how local residents are thinking about transit, housing, infrastructure, and what it means to build a city that is more affordable, sustainable, and livable.
in the first three episodes of 2026, we’re listening back to some of the student work that aired on the place of sound throughout 2025, one project type at a time. today’s episode marks the third and final part of that retrospective series.
this episode focuses on audio documentaries. it b...
in the first three episodes of 2026, we’re listening back to some of the student work that aired on the place of sound throughout 2025, one project type at a time. this episode marks the second in that three-part retrospective series.
today’s episode focuses on soundscape compositions. it ...
in the first three episodes of 2026, we’ll be listening back to some of the student work that aired on the place of sound throughout 2025, one project type at a time. this episode marks the first in that three-part retrospective series.
today’s episode focuses on the audio portrait. it begins with ...
This episode concludes our three-part collaboration with Dr. Ilyan Ferrer and his students. It features a podcast project created by Arden Chan during a social work practicum under Dr. Ferrer’s supervision at the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Social Work. Through dialogue, shared definitions, and lived experience, Arden explores polyamory and consensual non-monoga...
This episode continues our three-part collaboration with Carleton University’s School of Social Work. This episode features Autistics Speak, a podcast series created by Lauren Moyer during her social work practicum under the supervision of Dr. Ilyan Ferrer. Through long-form interviews and reflective storytelling, Lauren challenges dominant narratives about autism and ...
Episode 98 marks the first in a special three-part collaboration with Carleton University’s School of Social Work. In this feature conversation, host and producer Kateryna Kalynovska sits down with Dr. Ilyan Ferrer to explore how podcasting, audio storytelling, and digital media shape his teaching and his students’ engagement with key issues in social work. Dr...
tune in for a special episode of audio storytelling, hosted and produced by communication and media studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.
this week’s show steps outside the classroom and into Ottawa’s first Felabration—a midsummer celebration of afrobeat, art, and community at Club SAW.
tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by communication and media studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.
this week’s show features three creative works from COMS 4501: digital media production — an audio portrait and two audio documentaries.
tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by communication and media studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.
this week’s show features three creative works from COMS 4501: digital media production — an audio portrait, a soundscape composition, and an audio doc...
tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by Communication and Media Studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.
this episode features three works from COMS 4501: Digital Media Production—an audio portrait, a soundscape composition, and an audio documentary.
tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by communication and media studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.
this episode features three creative works from COMS 4501: digital media production — an audio portrait, a soundscape composition, and an audio documentary.
tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by communication and media studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.
this episode features three distinct works created in COMS 4501: Digital Media Production—a soundscape composition and two audio documentaries.
tune in to episode 91, hosted and produced by Kateryna Kalynovska, a fourth-year student majoring in media production and design with a minor in communication and media studies.
this episode continues our collaboration with the bachelor of media production and design program and features the final ...
this is episode 90 of the Place of Sound, and the first in a two-part collaboration with the media production and design program at Carleton University.
hosted and produced by Kateryna Kalynovska, a fourth-year student majoring in media production and design and minoring in communication a...
this is the first episode hosted and produced by Kateryna Kalynovska, a fourth-year student with a passion for storytelling, sound, and all things audio. welcome, Kateryna!
this episode showcases the creative work of students from COMS 4501: Digital Media Production, exploring sound in three distin...
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