Sound Mind Game
Sound shapes how we perceive and how we play--not just games but the game of life. Each episode of Sound Mind Game unpacks a role of sound in consciousness and connection—human and more-than-human.
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Are We Vibing? Feel the Music to Make the Music: Mia Fanelli, Inventor of OHLA, Haptic Technology for Accessible Audio Mixing and Gaming (opens the original)
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By translating frequencies into immersive tactile feedback, Mia Fanelli is reimagining how we experience sound—and helping break down sensory barriers along the way. Mia, a neurodivergent inventor and solo developer, is the creator of the Opto-Haptic Linear Attenuator (OHLA) and founder of OHLA LLC. While OHLA functions as a global translation framework that can be applied to any continuous frequency signal, Mia's vision for the technology is deeply personal: to transform how we interact with so
Maritime Travel: The Crossing | 3D Soundscape by Angela Brumett, Sound Designer (opens the original)
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Content Warning A sudden, diesel backfire resembling two pistol shots occurs at approximately 0:49. Hello to my dear listeners! This is Angie, your host. I have a gift to share with all of you in honor of annual World Whale Day July 23, the historic day in 1982 when the International Whaling Commission (IWC) voted to introduce a global moratorium on commercial whaling. Close your eyes and come with me. Imagine one place where seaworthy vessels and marine wild life travel underwater, across the w
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