What does the coronavirus pandemic sound like? The voices of people struggling, secluding and surviving around the world

AAP/EPA/ANDY RAIN What does the COVID-19 pandemic sound like? For this episode, Dallas Rogers – a senior lecturer in the School of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney – asked academic colleagues from all over the world to open up the voice recorder on their phones and record a two minute report from the field about their city. Many of those who responded to the call are struggling, just like us, to make sense of their experience in the COVID-19 city. The resulting stories reflect on hygiene, disease, quarantine, social control and the urban environment from cities around the world. If you want to hear all the stories in full, you can find them here , and read more about the project here . Contributors Roger Keil ( @rkeil ), Professor at York University Jason Byrne ( @CityByrne ), Professor at the University of Tasmania Kurt Iveson (@ kurtiveson ), Associate Professor at the University of Sydney Tanja Dreher ( @TanjaDreher ), Associate Professor at the University of NSW Carolyn Whitzman ( @CWhitzman ), Professor and Bank of Montreal Women’s Studies Scholar at the University of Ottawa Tooran Alizadeh ( @DrTooran ), Associate Professor at the University of Sydney Eugene McCann ( @EJMcCann ), Professor at Simon Fraser University Beth Watts ( @BethWatts494 ), a Senior Research Fellow at Heriot-Watt University Amanda Kass ( @Amanda_Kass ), PhD candidate at the University of Illinois at Chicago Elle Davidson , Aboriginal Planning Lecturer at the University of Sydney Creighton Connolly ( @Creighton88 ), Senior Lecturer at the University of Lincoln Kelly Dombroski ( @DombroskiKelly ), Senior Lecturer at the University of Canterbury Kate Murray ( @katiemelbourne ), Connected Cities Lab at the University of Melbourne Em Dale ( @carnivoresetal ), at Oxford University Matt Novacevski ( @places_calling ), PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne Mirjam Büdenbender ( @MBuedenbender ), advisor to the chair of the social-democratic parliamentary group in Berlin Natalie Osborne ( @DrNatOsborne ), Lecturer at Griffith University Ash Alam ( @urbanmargin ), Lecturer at University of Otago Cameron Murray ( @DrCameronMurray ), Post-doctoral fellow at the University of Sydney Deepti Prasad ( @Deepti_Prasad_ ), PhD candidate at the University of Sydney Madeleine Pill ( @pillmad ), Senior Lecturer at the University of Sheffield Matt Wade , ( @geminidluxe ), Post-doctoral Fellow at the National University of Singapore is with Renae Johnson, an independent artist, in Singapore Susan Caldis ( @SusanCaldis ), PhD candidate at Macquarie University Paul Maginn ( @Planographer ), Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia Music Credits Crop circles by Craft Case, Inspri8ion by Pulsed, The city below by Marten Moses, Someone else’s memories by So Vea. Theme beats by Unkle Ho from Elefant Traks . Production credits Project coordinated by Dallas Rogers. Audio edited by Miles P. Herbert, with additional audio editing by Wes Mountain . Lead image AAP/EPA/ANDY RAIN Read more: Coronavirus is stressful. Here are some ways to cope with the anxiety

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This episode was published on Apr 3, 2020.

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