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4:00pm

Wed September 5, 2012
Arts & Culture

The Audiophiles: Finding music in the sounds of Antarctica

Credit Oona Stern

Antarctica is officially the coldest, windiest, and driest continent on Earth. At almost one and a half times the size of the United States, 98% of it is covered with thick sheets of ice. With a landscape like that, it seems like it would be a pretty quiet, lifeless place, right? Well it’s not.

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4:30pm

Wed May 16, 2012
Arts & Culture

The Audiophiles: Take a "listen" to the world around you at the Exploratorium

So far in KALW News’ series of conversations about sound, we’ve taken you to the planetarium of the California Academy of Sciences, and to the unique San Francisco sound theater called Audium.

For this segment of “Audiophiles,“ where we talk with the most creative minds working in sound, we want you to close your eyes and imagine you've walked into a diner…

MARTINA CASTRO: You go up to the jukebox, throw in your quarter and pick a random song. It sounds like a pretty cool song, but listen closely…

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5:50pm

Mon January 30, 2012
Arts & Culture

The Audiophiles: Exploring the magic of RadioLab with Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich

Credit Photo courtesy of http://www.wnyc.org/press/radiolab-peabody/

Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich are hosts of the popular NPR science program RadioLab. They’re two of the most innovative, daring, and brilliant storytellers on the radio today.

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