HeyJaredMaking Waves
This monthly one hour program about radio art and sound art is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art's Artistic Director Darren Copeland in South River, Ontario, Canada. The show features Canadian, US, and international artists creating sound-based media art.
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20260912 - Impact of Pauline Oliveros and Deep Listening with Julia White, Anne Bourne & Stephanie Loveless - Making Waves (opens the original)
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Canadian artists Julia White , Anne Bourne and Stephanie Loveless join host Darren Copeland to reflect on the impact of the work of Pauline Oliveros on their work. All three have studied and shared the practice of Deep Listening, which evolved from Oliveros’ writing and teaching. Deep Listening has had a foundational impact on artists working across a wide spectrum of creative spheres and disciplines. Today’s show will conclude with an excerpt of a recording of the Ghost Ensemble performing Paul
20260808 - Returning To Voice of the Water with Eric Powell - Making Waves (opens the original)
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On today’s show we are revisiting Voice of the Water , a sound sculpture made by Eric Powell. We featured it on Making Waves in July of 2025 when it was very close to being exhibited. The piece uses a rotary telephone for visitors to individually access field recordings of various lakes and rivers near South River, Ontario, Canada. The recordings were made by community members and they were done from both an underwater and above water perspective. Eric also composed soundscape études in response
20260711 - Listening to Water with Lina Choi - Making Waves (opens the original)
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On today’s show we are listening to sounds from Waterscape , a sound sculpture by Lina Choi as well as an artist talk given by Choi on June 20th 2026. The Montréal-based artist creates performances and installations that all feature water in some way. Drawing from field recordings and experimental sound processes, she creates works that evoke fluidity, memory, and sensory experience. To watch the full episode on video stay tuned to the NAISATube YouTube channel. This monthly one hour program abo
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