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The Place of Sound is a radio show/podcast produced by Dr. Vincent Andrisani in the Communication and Media Studies Program at Carleton University.
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- Aug 31, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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episode 115 (opens the original)
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🎙️ this is episode 115 of The Place of Sound. in this episode, host Charlie speaks with Carleton Communication and Media Studies alum Manhattan MacLennan, founder and director of Give Dance A Chance, an Ottawa-based dance company focused on making dance more accessible and inclusive. Give Dance A Chance originally began as a group project in an event management course at Carleton before Manhattan decided to continue the project independently. since then, the company has grown to offer bimonthly
episode 114 (opens the original)
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🎙️ this is episode 114 of The Place of Sound. it explores the Ottawa Trans Library (OTL), a volunteer-run library and community space in Ottawa. the OTL was founded by a Carleton alum, Tara Sypniewski, who recently spoke about this with the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS). as a queer student, I wanted to use this episode to highlight a local queer community space during Pride season and explore what spaces like this can offer beyond their physical location or collection. I visited the
episode 113 (opens the original)
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This is episode 113 of the Place of Sound. In this episode, Charlie takes listeners on an audio journey across Prince Edward Island. Through field recordings captured in Charlottetown, North Cape, West Point, and along Confederation Bridge, the episode explores themes of home, belonging, and memory inspired by Anne of Green Gables. Together, these sounds reveal how places can be understood not only through what we see, but through what we hear.
episode 112: humanitarian urbanism (opens the original)
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this is the third and last episode in a three-part series all about urbanism. students from Dr. Harris-Brandts' fourth year "theories of urbanism" course were tasked with producing short audio projects highlighting what they saw as important theoretical avenues in urbanism. in this episode, Alexis, Faeza, Haseena, and Krisha explore humanitarian urbanism, focusing on climate-amplified disasters. they start by discussing two earthquakes of similar magnitude that resulted in very different spacial
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