Listen Series: Recent Episodes

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LISTEN is an audio series where we ask audiophiles about their extraordinary relationship to sound.

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Tiffany Anders is a music supervisor for film and television who has worked on projects like PEN15, Like Crazy and Smashed. Listen to her sound story.

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Lawrence Azerrad is an art director for music projects including the Voyager Golden Record and Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.

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Farmer Dave is a musician and public performance artist from California. He is also a sound healer, almond roaster, and ‘in general a person who is in service to the earth and all life.’ Listen to FD talk about how he got into doing installation work at #LACMA and sound healing after plant ceremonies in Peru.

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Andres Velasquez is an acclaimed musician, mixer and sound designer from Bogotá, Colombia. Working widely across media and platforms, he has extensive credits including creating and performing live sound design for #KarenO 'Stop the Virgens' and 'Crush Songs,' earning an #MPSE #GoldenReel for his work on the film Libertador, and Andy, D&AD and Bronze Cannes Lion awards for his work in advertising. In 2016 he joined @otbirds as a partner and lead sound designer/mixer in their Los Angeles studio. As of the end of last year, he moved to his native #Bogotá to open One Thousand Bird’s first South America studio, where he continues sound design and mix work and serves as music creative director for One Thousand Birds.

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Listen to Aleks Zosuls, an auditory scientist and research engineer at the Boston University Hearing Research Center at the link in our bio. His primary research topics are cochlear micromechanics and marine mammal hearing.

Aleks has also made a stapler synthesizer which made it’s debut performance for the piano was at a small festival in the desert called Burning Man and is one of the founders of Biomimetic Systems Inc, which does design, prototyping, and manufacturing of acoustic classification and locating systems using a biologically-inspired approach.

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Pamela Martinez is a sound artist, healer, and educator who creates music under the moniker Teletextile. As a genre-hopping performer and musician, Martinez has performed violin at Carnegie Hall with a Carnatic Indian music ensemble, sang in San Francisco's historic Fillmore Theater and takes part in performance art happenings in New York City. Her most recent directing and performing credits include Whisperlodge.