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Harmonizing Sound and Sustainability – merging electronic music and sustainability.Explore global electronic soundscapes, beats, and live performances while hearing from artists, researchers, and activists driving positive change.

Podcast · By Stephen Williams / drusnoise · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Resisting Waters Roundtable (opens the original)

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    Bit of a different format this month, a live discussion about the intersections of arts and science, imagining futures with sound, and the agency of water. I was excited to be part of this roundtable along with exhibiting artists and researchers Mariko Hori and KWR Water Research Institute researcher Sabrina Keinemans, sound artist Stijn Demeulenaere, and researcher Moniek Driesse. In a conversation moderated by Jonás Bisquert, we explore questions like how does sound help us transform ecologica

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Listening and storytelling with Konstantine Vlasis (opens the original)

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    Listening with glaciers? Auscultation and planetary health? Climate data turned into percussion performances played on glacial ice? Tune in for all of that and more in a fascinating conversation with Konstantine Vlasis. Konstantine is an environmental composer, audio researcher, musician and writer currently based in Iceland whose work explores how sound, music, and listening mediate experiences of changing landscapes and ecologies, and how music can be a form of climate communication and enviro

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