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The Rest Is Just Noise is a monthly podcast exploring the relationship between sound and our cities. Each episode our passionate and excitable hosts (three soundscape researchers) are joined...
In the beginning there was a morass of Unruly Sound but then came the Acousticians. Pistols were fired. To record the introduction for today...
Ben là, we recorded this episode during the two days in May 2024 while travelling through Montreal, Québec (CA). Edda Bild (la ville sonore)...
First of all, thanks for coming! Today's episode was recorded in Microscope, Dalston last June at Usue Ruiz Arana's book launch, a...
Left Ear Right Ear Pink Noise Some listeners may find some of the sounds in this episode disturbing. In today's episode, we meet with a...
Welcome to Episode 7 of the special series of Women in Acoustics podcast. Today we have the fabulous Prof. Jude Brereton from the University...
Welcome to the Episode 6 of the special series of Women in Acoustics podcast. Today we have Professor Mariana Lopez with us. Mariana is a La...
For today's episode, our hosts Francesco and Andrew met up with Prof Catherine Guastavino in Ottawa, during the May meeting of the Acou...
Welcome to the Episode 5 of the special series of Women in Acoustics podcast. Today we have a very special guest with us - Reena Mahtani. Re...
...If you're sitting, come to me... In today's episode we meet the soundscape trespasser and researcher, Dr Bethan Prosser, who is...
Welcome to the Episode 4 of the special series of Women in Acoustics podcast. Today we have a wonderful guest with us - Professor Alice Eldr...
For this episode, Andrew recorded an interview with Maggie McMullin, a researcher at University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Indeed, this episode i...
Sounds, and then soundscape and planning and then urban sensory planning. We are expanding on our usual scope on sounds towards smell and se...
Welcome to the Episode 3 of the special series of Women in Acoustics podcast. Today we have a very special guest with us - Helen Sheldon fro...
In today's episode we have some big words in the title and with Usue Ruiz Arana, a Lecturer in Landscape Architecture at Newcastle Univ...
Welcome to The Rest Is Just Noise, a monthly podcast about what do architects & acousticians, researchers & artists, engineers & academics h...
Welcome to the Episode 2 of the special series of Women in Acoustics podcast. Today we have a very special guest with us - Ms Angela Lamacra...
For today's episode we went on a walk through a maze of alleyways in Central London to meet Stuart Fowkes, the founder of Cities and Me...
Your hosts Francesco, Andrew and Tin went to the 3rd edition of the Urban Sound Symposium, locally organised by researchers at La Salle Camp...
Today we celebrate the #INWED23 with the first episode in our new special series Women in Acoustics #WiA, led by Dr Hasina Begum, EDI Champi...
Stop - listen to the sounds around you! Our today's guest is Marcel Cobussen, Professor of Auditory Culture and Music Philosophy at Lei...
How do we implement soundscape design in practice? What tools are available for a soundscape designer? And when should it even be considered...
Today we talk with Professor of Acoustic Ecology and Sound Art, John Drever , about what aural diversity is in the first place and how it al...
Recently Andrew defended his PhD thesis so we came up with this episode to celebrate him. Andrew has stepped down from his hosting role, for...
In early July 2022 Tin attended the Acoustics of Ancient Theatres Symposium in Verona, Italy. In today's episode, we took a nostalgic l...
We've talked about "musical drones" in one of our previous episodes. Well, this time we decided to investigate this idea a bit further...
Today we're bringing you right into the conversation with us by recording the episode on a binaural head. We're going to be speaki...
How much is a decibel worth? Can you put a price on sound quality? From house prices to heart attacks, from airplane noise to church bells,...
The lockdowns due to COVID-19 had a huge impact on our urban environments and the sounds of our cities. In one of our recent publications we...
Notre-Dame de Paris is famous for its music - from the famous bells to its three pipe organs. But did you know the building itself has influ...
In early December 2021 our host Andrew attended the Seattle meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and now walks us through the highli...
Throughout the last year, we've seen a whole bunch of articles, projects and research about how much urban noise was reduced due to COV...
This week Andrew is at the Acoustical Society of America conference in Seattle. Throughout the week, our goal is to bring you some highlight...
We've talked a lot about soundscapes: how we perceive them, how we measure them, how we can predict them... but all of these soundscape...
In our very first episode, we learned that not all natural sounds are equal, and not all of them are pleasant. In today's episode, we&a...
This month we're kicking off a new series of episodes looking at how the COVID-19 lockdowns impacted urban soundscapes around the world...
Number 9, number 9, number 9... As promised, today we're back where we left as we talk with Associate Professor Gascia Ouzounian , join...
Today we understand sound is inherently spatial. It interacts with and informs us about the space it - and we - exist in. But as recently as...
This month we return to one of our favourite topics - how do you actually measure perception? We trace the development of the circumplex mod...
Happy May the Fourth! In this episode, we're speaking with Linda O'Keeffe, a sound artist and head of the School of Art at Edinbur...
This week marked the second Urban Sound Symposium , held virtually! Featuring keynotes with 30 speakers, panel discussions, and 27 posters,...
Today we have a just-long-enough chat with Drs. Edda Bild and Dan Steele from McGill University about their various soundscape intervention...
In light of the UK's newly proposed policing bill which aims to impose noise limits and other new restrictions on protests, we bring yo...
The International Year of Sound is a global initiative to highlight the importance of sound in all aspects of life and to promote an underst...
How do we measure sound perception? How can scientists quantify something so subjective? Dr Sarah Payne walks us through how scales for soun...
Today we speak with Dr Ellie Ratcliffe, "Queen of the Birds"! Can bird sounds help us recover psychologically? What do we even mean by that?...
Meet our hosts and our podcast! In this introductory episode we introduce Andrew, Francesco, and Tin and clue you in to what you can expect...