hydrophone

Avec des océans plus chauds, le son y voyagera plus vite. Et alors? Le problème, c’est que les animaux marins communiquent par voie sonore, parfois à longue distance, puisque le son voyage très bien et très loin dans l’eau. Est-ce que la vitesse du son sera réellement bouleversée par le réchauffement de la mer? Dans quelle mesure? Et quelles seront les conséquences sur les animaux? 

Avec Baptiste Zapirain et Charles Trahan

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The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.

The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.

The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.

This week we’re going on a daring dog recue, talking to dolphins and looking out for our friends on Wear It Purple Day…

This week we talk about why National Sorry Day is so important, plus we hear about shooting stars, quiet oceans and a new dino discovery...

Under the sea it isn’t all relaxing whale noise. The sound of the reef creatures is actually more like a percussive static with some grinding teeth on rock thrown in.

Under the sea it isn’t all relaxing whale noise. The sound of the reef creatures is actually more like a percussive static with some grinding teeth on rock thrown in.

Josh Miller is a multi-instrumentalist and sound facilitator. He creates sound immersions using evidence-based approaches to help people have a healing, meditative experience. For the past three years, he's traveled the world, exploring music and sound—from studying percussion in Cuba to Nada Yoga in India, and many cultural traditions in between.

I met Josh recently at an event in which he collaborated with one of my colleagues to incorporate ocean sounds from a hydrophone in the Monterey Bay into a sound bath with the intention of connecting participants to life underwater. In this conversation, we travel with Josh on his lifelong journey through music, sound, and nature. I think this conversation will be very inspiring for anyone that resonates deeply with music and sound and anyone who's been on—or is in the midst of—a journey to their authentic selves. Listen all the way to the end to hear a musical offering with Josh playing the handpan drum.

Learn more about Josh and his work at Embodied Sounds and follow him on Instagram @embodiedsounds.

Learn more about his collaborative sound immersion called Sounds of the Ocean. Check out the Sounds of the Ocean event happening Aug 4, 2019 at DiviniTree Yoga in Santa Cruz.

Check out the documentary about the Camino de Santiago that Josh worked on, which inspired him to set out on the journey through north Spain.

Learn more about Susan's journey on Instagram @thirdeyescience (be sure to check out the stories, which are updated almost daily!)

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Music by www.bensound.com

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.[Repeat]

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.[Repeat]

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.

SEASON TWO IS FINALLY HERE!!!

• Hosted by Richard B McLean and Rob Buchert
• Glenn tells us about his fine letterpress and sound art.
• What Makes Glen Stucki Tick?
• We're going to be more active on Instagram

Featured Media This Week:

Star Wars Nonsense | Sounds from the Inside of Objects | Our Theme is By Sam Davis

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