https://simplecast.com In The Sound Of, hosted by music and arts journalist Carly Lewis, we unpack the sounds that define who we are and how we go about our days. We speak with various artists about how sound plays into their work, the noises that define them and more. © [Lincoln / Globe Content Studio] [2019]. All rights reserved. en Fri, 7 Feb 2020 20:43:37 +0000 Thu, 14 Sep 2023 15:41:16 +0000 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/article-the-sound-of-a-new-podcast-from-lincoln-and-globe-content-studio/ https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/3eff2463-b32f-42f8-ab03-bd94522b0bbe/ccf5a9d4-a91b-47be-b11e-883d5e39b721/3000x3000/the-sound-of-art.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/article-the-sound-of-a-new-podcast-from-lincoln-and-globe-content-studio/ episodic In The Sound Of, hosted by music and arts journalist Carly Lewis, we unpack the sounds that define who we are and how we go about our days. We speak with various artists about how sound plays into their work, the noises that define them and more. Lincoln / Globe Content Studio no https://feeds.simplecast.com/PSaISK_5 arts, sounds, lincoln, visual arts, music, noise, technology, graphic novel, jazz, food, 003077 Lincoln / Globe Content Studio thesoundofpodcast@gmail.com TheSoundOf.podbean.com/4f4e44ae-bba0-5602-8778-ff8afdd34718 There’s a reason graphic novels can make you feel something in a way other books cannot. In this episode, we speak with graphic novelist Mariko Tamaki about the role that sound plays in her work.

]]> Fri, 7 Feb 2020 20:43:37 +0000 thesoundofpodcast@gmail.com (Lincoln / Globe Content Studio) https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/article-the-sound-of-a-new-podcast-from-lincoln-and-globe-content-studio/ There’s a reason graphic novels can make you feel something in a way other books cannot. In this episode, we speak with graphic novelist Mariko Tamaki about the role that sound plays in her work.

]]> The Sound Of Graphic Novels Lincoln / Globe Content Studio 00:32:01 There’s a reason graphic novels can make you feel something in a way other books cannot. In this episode, we speak with graphic novelist Mariko Tamaki about the role that sound plays in her work. There’s a reason graphic novels can make you feel something in a way other books cannot. In this episode, we speak with graphic novelist Mariko Tamaki about the role that sound plays in her work. no full 4 TheSoundOf.podbean.com/e857f5e8-e0e4-504a-a493-4c96bccedbba When we think of our favourite foods, taste and texture are often the first elements that come to mind. But sound plays an influential role in what we like and dislike. From the crunch of your favourite childhood cereal to the music playing in the background while you’re preparing dinner, what we hear when we eat, prep, cook and clean up after a meal plays a pivotal role in whether we like it or not. In this episode, we speak with acclaimed chef Sean MacDonald about the role of sound in the dining experience at his innovative Toronto restaurant, ēst.

]]> Fri, 31 Jan 2020 20:37:41 +0000 thesoundofpodcast@gmail.com (Lincoln / Globe Content Studio) https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/article-the-sound-of-a-new-podcast-from-lincoln-and-globe-content-studio/ When we think of our favourite foods, taste and texture are often the first elements that come to mind. But sound plays an influential role in what we like and dislike. From the crunch of your favourite childhood cereal to the music playing in the background while you’re preparing dinner, what we hear when we eat, prep, cook and clean up after a meal plays a pivotal role in whether we like it or not. In this episode, we speak with acclaimed chef Sean MacDonald about the role of sound in the dining experience at his innovative Toronto restaurant, ēst.

]]> The Sound Of Food Lincoln / Globe Content Studio 00:21:13 When we think of our favourite foods, taste and texture are often the first elements that come to mind. But sound plays an influential role in what we like and dislike. From the crunch of your favourite childhood cereal to the music playing in the background while you’re preparing dinner, what we hear when we eat, prep, cook and clean up after a meal plays a pivotal role in whether we like it or not. In this episode, we speak with acclaimed chef Sean MacDonald about the role of sound in the dining experience at his innovative Toronto restaurant, ēst. When we think of our favourite foods, taste and texture are often the first elements that come to mind. But sound plays an influential role in what we like and dislike. From the crunch of your favourite childhood cereal to the music playing in the background while you’re preparing dinner, what we hear when we eat, prep, cook and clean up after a meal plays a pivotal role in whether we like it or not. In this episode, we speak with acclaimed chef Sean MacDonald about the role of sound in the dining experience at his innovative Toronto restaurant, ēst. no full 3 TheSoundOf.podbean.com/491fd1d9-1aa9-58ff-bb0a-f986e8963791 Watching jazz artists improvise is like watching a nature documentary: They use unspoken communication techniques and musical cues to tell each other what they’re doing, changing their rhythm on-the-go, without missing a beat. In this episode we hear from three award-winning Canadian jazz artists — drummer Larnell Lewis, pianist Jeremy Ledbetter, and bassist Mike Downes — about the secret language of improvisation and how the sounds we hear with each performance come to be.

]]> Fri, 17 Jan 2020 20:26:31 +0000 thesoundofpodcast@gmail.com (Lincoln / Globe Content Studio) https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/article-the-sound-of-a-new-podcast-from-lincoln-and-globe-content-studio/ Watching jazz artists improvise is like watching a nature documentary: They use unspoken communication techniques and musical cues to tell each other what they’re doing, changing their rhythm on-the-go, without missing a beat. In this episode we hear from three award-winning Canadian jazz artists — drummer Larnell Lewis, pianist Jeremy Ledbetter, and bassist Mike Downes — about the secret language of improvisation and how the sounds we hear with each performance come to be.

]]> The Sound Of Jazz Lincoln / Globe Content Studio 00:40:39 Watching jazz artists improvise is like watching a nature documentary: They use unspoken communication techniques and musical cues to tell each other what they’re doing, changing their rhythm on-the-go, without missing a beat. In this episode we hear from three award-winning Canadian jazz artists — drummer Larnell Lewis, pianist Jeremy Ledbetter, and bassist Mike Downes — about the secret language of improvisation and how the sounds we hear with each performance come to be. Watching jazz artists improvise is like watching a nature documentary: They use unspoken communication techniques and musical cues to tell each other what they’re doing, changing their rhythm on-the-go, without missing a beat. In this episode we hear from three award-winning Canadian jazz artists — drummer Larnell Lewis, pianist Jeremy Ledbetter, and bassist Mike Downes — about the secret language of improvisation and how the sounds we hear with each performance come to be. no full 2 TheSoundOf.podbean.com/the-sound-of-new-art-ab41665ca055e47c3aff811f5cd522f5 Artists across Canada are challenging traditional practices by incorporating multi-sensory elements into their work. Anna Wiesen, creative director of Toronto’s Somewherelse, is one of these artists. In this episode, we speak with Anna about how sound plays into the artistic immersive experiences she curates and the sonic tools she uses to transport people somewhere else.

]]> Thu, 19 Dec 2019 15:16:33 +0000 thesoundofpodcast@gmail.com (Lincoln / Globe Content Studio) https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/article-the-sound-of-a-new-podcast-from-lincoln-and-globe-content-studio/ Artists across Canada are challenging traditional practices by incorporating multi-sensory elements into their work. Anna Wiesen, creative director of Toronto’s Somewherelse, is one of these artists. In this episode, we speak with Anna about how sound plays into the artistic immersive experiences she curates and the sonic tools she uses to transport people somewhere else.

]]> The Sound Of New Art Lincoln / Globe Content Studio 00:21:44 Artists across Canada are challenging traditional practices by incorporating multi-sensory elements into their work. Anna Wiesen, creative director of Toronto’s Somewherelse, is one of these artists. In this episode, we speak with Anna about how sound plays into the artistic immersive experiences she curates and the sonic tools she uses to transport people somewhere else. Artists across Canada are challenging traditional practices by incorporating multi-sensory elements into their work. Anna Wiesen, creative director of Toronto’s Somewherelse, is one of these artists. In this episode, we speak with Anna about how sound plays into the artistic immersive experiences she curates and the sonic tools she uses to transport people somewhere else. no full 1 TheSoundOf.podbean.com/the-sound-of-teaser-069a21f0bb2e975a216f0f5e07f30366 From the hustle and bustle of your daily commute to the chatter of your office to the serene quiet when you arrive back home each day – sound works its way into all elements of our lives and often affects us in ways we don’t notice. In The Sound Of, hosted by music and arts journalist Carly Lewis, we unpack the sounds that define who we are and how we go about our days. We speak with various artists about how sound plays into their work, the noises that define them and more.

]]> Mon, 9 Dec 2019 21:04:11 +0000 thesoundofpodcast@gmail.com (Lincoln / Globe Content Studio) https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/article-the-sound-of-a-new-podcast-from-lincoln-and-globe-content-studio/ From the hustle and bustle of your daily commute to the chatter of your office to the serene quiet when you arrive back home each day – sound works its way into all elements of our lives and often affects us in ways we don’t notice. In The Sound Of, hosted by music and arts journalist Carly Lewis, we unpack the sounds that define who we are and how we go about our days. We speak with various artists about how sound plays into their work, the noises that define them and more.

]]> The Sound Of - Teaser Lincoln / Globe Content Studio 00:01:16 From the hustle and bustle of your daily commute to the chatter of your office to the serene quiet when you arrive back home each day – sound works its way into all elements of our lives and often affects us in ways we don’t notice. In The Sound Of, hosted by music and arts journalist Carly Lewis, we unpack the sounds that define who we are and how we go about our days. We speak with various artists about how sound plays into their work, the noises that define them and more. From the hustle and bustle of your daily commute to the chatter of your office to the serene quiet when you arrive back home each day – sound works its way into all elements of our lives and often affects us in ways we don’t notice. In The Sound Of, hosted by music and arts journalist Carly Lewis, we unpack the sounds that define who we are and how we go about our days. We speak with various artists about how sound plays into their work, the noises that define them and more. no trailer 0