Podcasts about secret sounds

Featuring That's The Spirit with Peter Lineham, a kōrero with Soda Boyz about their new single and forthcoming EP Not Boyz Anymore, and Matthew chats to Jeff from the Audio Foundation about The Second Aotearoa International Festival of Secret Sounds which kicks off next weekend.  Thanks to The Beer Spot!

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Not since the Roscommon Trial of the Century have I been so invested in an Irish story. A breaking story nonetheless! A small village named Kilgobnet has been plagued with inappropriate sounds coming from an unknown source during funerals and church services for the past few weeks. The local villagers are at their wits end.This episode originally appeared on Patreon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month we’re heading outdoors to explore the secret sounds of ponds with David Rothenberg. This was a fun adventure! I packed up a battery powered synth (softpop) and amp, and my binaural mic and hiked out to Hidden Lake in Putnam County, NY with David who brought a hydrophone and some speakers along with his … Continue reading Errant Space Podcast 109: the secret sounds of ponds →

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In the 1990s, artists such as Aphex Twin, Oval and Autechre made waves by taking electronic music to squelchy new places. Their music lurched from rhythmic to arrhythmic to ambient, often in the same song, punctuated with pops and squawks. As it turns out, artists had been making that music for millions of years. But, until recently, no one was listening. "You can find things in your own backyard that no one's paying attention to," says David Rothenberg on a warm December day behind Haldane High School in Cold Spring. The day before, a rainstorm had flooded parks, shut down roads and swollen the pond we were standing in front of. At our feet, a wireless speaker was broadcasting a concert that could have been recorded in the chill-out tent at the Glastonbury Festival, circa 1995. The music was coming from a microphone that resembled a hockey puck that Rothenberg had thrown into the water. Some of the rhythmic clicks were the sound of microscopic bubbles being released as plants photosynthesized sunlight into food. Some of the irregular pops were from insects. But the origins of about 90 percent of the sounds are a mystery, even to scientists. "It's humbling," says Rothenberg. "You can still go to the woods behind your house and hear things that no one can identify." Tracking down the music of the natural world isn't a recent hobby for Rothenberg, who lives in Philipstown. A jazz clarinetist, he has written several books that document his global travels to study the music of birds, bugs and whales. When the pandemic struck, Rothenberg's thoughts returned to an anthology he co-edited, The Book of Music & Nature. In one essay, David Dunn, a composer and sound artist, described recordings he had made of vernal ponds. "I have finally reconciled myself to the gut feeling that these sounds are an emergent property of the pond: something that speaks as a collective voice for a mind that is beyond my grasp," Dunn wrote. "Now when I see a pond, I think of the water's surface as a membrane enclosing something deep in thought." Intrigued, Rothenberg began tossing his microphones into ponds but heard nothing. The artist Zach Poff revealed the answer: Rothenberg was using mics designed to hear whales at a distance. Poff offered to build him a close-contact mic. What happened next is the subject of Rothenberg's book, Secret Sounds of Ponds, published this month. It is filled with links and QR codes that take readers to pond recordings and an online store to order underwater mics for pond explorations. Rothenberg knows, thanks to European researchers, that the loudest sounds in local ponds are made by the males of an insect called a lesser water boatman. It's not clear how the bugs can be so relatively loud, or why they're making sounds in the first place. Rothenberg notes that if you fish them out of the pond, they instantly fall silent, which may be a clue. Scientists do know how they're generating the sound: By rubbing their penises against their bodies. As unusual as the lesser water boatmen may be, their calling card has been identified. In a recording made at Lost Pond at Manitoga, there's a flourish of clicks every 40 seconds that sounds like a woodpecker using echolocation. At Savoy Mountain State Forest in Massachusetts, a dense rhythmic thrum slowly increases in intensity and speed over the course of a few minutes, like a DJ dialing up the beats. When Rothenberg sent the recordings to scientists for help, they essentially shrugged. First, there aren't many scientists studying freshwater bioacoustics. Second, those in the field focus less on individual sounds and more on the cornucopia. Can we identify whether an ecosystem is flourishing or struggling by listening to it? Does pollution or disease have a sonic signature? On that December day, the sonic signature of James Pond behind Haldane was leaning toward minimalism, in part because of the cold. Hoping to find a busier groove, Rothenberg reeled in his mic, only to find a confus...

Published this week, the 73-page document is a handguide to live entertainment in Australasia, an exploration of the hot spots, the weak points, and what makes concert-goers tick. Researchers from Tixel, the “honest” ticket marketplace, and Bolster, the culture marketing agency, tapped almost 4,000 event goers and a panel of music industry exports for the report, the follow-up to 2022's Ticketing State of Play. After the doldrums of the pandemic, another set of challenges. “We've weathered a pandemic and are now navigating the threat of a recession,” reads the report. The landscape now is littered with a backlog of events, creating “increased competition right when we're looking to tighten our belts.” Splendour In The Grass festival was once a “must-have ticket,” but after the soggy edition in 2022, is “now less elusive,” respondents told researchers. Almost three quarters of all event-goers who contributed to the study feel that tickets are more expensive this year than last. On the flip side, 53% of event goers are going to more events than they did in 2022. Live music professionals, it would seem, face more obstacles than a Tough Mudder competitor. It's not all gloom. Live shows have a “significant place in our hearts,” and that extends to the sporting cauldron, proof of which was evident when the Matildas made their glorious run into the semi finals of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. Staying in the theme of last year's edition, the report's authors invite us to consider the range of ticket-buying behaviours, and their impact on the box office. Indeed, “commitaphobes,” “strategic latecomers,” “bet hedgers,” and “vibe chasers” live among us. The sweet point on ticket pricing is “more critical than ever before,” explains Mushroom Group CEO Matt Gudinski. While Oztix commercial director Seth Clancy notes, “$1-$2 can make the difference between 10-20% of ticket sales.” Reps from Untitled Group, Live Nation, Secret Sounds, RISING and other leading live music brands contributed to the report. “This research is a huge undertaking,” comments Jason Webb, cofounder of Tixel. “It helps us more deeply understand ticket buyers and is a much-needed resource as we continuously redefine and recreate how to get more people to live events in sustainable ways, and how we can continue to fuel a thriving live experiences industry.” Oliver Hall (Bolster) was lead author and researcher on the project, with Gemma Pollard on board as co-author and research support. Sylvie Maclean (Tixel) Darren Levin (Bolster) were project support. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. Like Homebrewed on ⁠Facebook⁠ Follow Homebrewed on ⁠Instagram⁠ Watch our content on ⁠YouTube⁠ Check out our Spotify Playlists ⁠here⁠ Catch up on everything ⁠Homebrewed⁠ Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

The organisers behind one of Australia's largest music festivals say lessons have been learnt after last year's disastrous event, but hip pocket pressures are hitting ticket sales. Ten years ago, demand for Splendour in the Grass tickets was so high, the three-day festival sold out within an hour of going on sale. It was also the first time festival organisers had to contend with ticket scalping But on the eve of the festival's 2023 iteration, the Byron Bay event hasn't captured the attention of punters, and has failed to sell out for the first time since 2011. Splendour is going into this year's festival seeking to rehabilitate from last year's troubles following two years of cancellations due to COVID. Last year's event: Days before the event was about to start, new laws were put into play meaning under-18 attendees were required to be accompanied by an adult at all times, with police promising to enforce the new rule. The first day, featuring headliners Gorillaz, was cancelled because of poor weather. The increased patronage of 50,000 meant some people were waiting upward of 12 hours for busses. After the event, a man who attended the festival died from meningococcal. The trouble didn't stop there. The parent company, Secret Sounds, was forced to pay $100,000 for failing to comply with its traffic management plan at the 2022 event. The experience left revellers with mixed responses, reconciled by full and partial refunds for the day-one cancellation. Splendour in the Grass co-producer/co-founder Jessica Ducrou says sales were down from 50,000 tickets to 35,000. "I think it is a reflection of the current economy," she said. "We are seeing a lot of people buying single-day tickets rather than three days and that is very much a reflection on the budget." Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Check out our Spotify Playlists here Catch up on everything Homebrewed Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

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Fearing love lost, the Australian singer wears his heart on his sleeve over the 45-minute runtime.  London-born and Sydney-raised, Ruel (real name: Ruel Vincent van Dijk) got his first break at the young age of 14 after his father shared one of his demos to Grammy Award-winning producer M-Phazes. Ever since, his profile has burgeoned.  Keep up with the latest music news, features, festivals, interviews and reviews here.  Six years later, the singer looks back at the whirlwind of his adolescent relationships as he wrestles with self-sabotage and a broken heart on 4TH WALL. Introspective with a cinematic swell, Ruel brings together some of his best tracks to date.  Live Nation & Secret Sounds is excited to announce that five-time platinum artist Ruel will be touring New Zealand throughout April 2023. Playing his first ever headline Arena show, the hugely anticipated tour will see the Australian trailblazer light up stages in Auckland & Wellington, hot off the release of his debut album 4TH WALL, out Friday 3 March.  LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sahara Beck: Live at the Yonder Festival Speigeltent, Mary Valley, 27 November 2021 Sunshine Coast indie-pop artist Sahara Beck is a genre chameleon whose star is well and truly on the rise. Now managed by Secret Sounds, aka the folks behind Splendour in the Grass, Beck is poised to break into the mainstream consciousness after building up 8 singles and 2 EP releases since 2019; all of them demonstrating a radical departure from her earlier works and first full album, 2016's Panacea. Now inspired by iconoclasts like David Byrne and St. Vincent, Beck has transformed from a teenage song writing prodigy to a performance-oriented pop auteur in her first decade as a recording artist. Beck is a crowd pleaser, and sometimes the performative aspect of a talent is lost in translation on studio recordings - this episode features a live performance from Sahara Beck, recorded at the Yonder Festival Speigeltent on the 27th of November, 2021. Recorded by Jack B-Jones Mixed by James Fearn-Wannan Special thanks to live engineer Alex Show production and host: Matt Hall Audio producer: Dave Arens Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 27 February. 2023

Have you ever wished that animals or plants could talk to us? As it turns out, they can. The natural world is teeming with conversation, though many of it is beyond human hearing range. Scientists are using groundbreaking digital technologies to uncover these sounds, revealing vibrant communication in the Tree of Life. In The Sounds of Life: How Digital Technology Is Bringing Us Closer to the Worlds of Animals and Plants, Karen Bakker, Professor and director of the Program on Water Governance at the University of British Columbia, shares fascinating stories of nonhuman sound, interweaving insights from technological innovation and traditional knowledge: We learn how artificial intelligence can decode these sounds, and meet the researchers building dictionaries in East African Elephant and Sperm Whalish. We explore digitally mediated dialogues with bats and honeybees. We are introduced to the innovative minds who are using sound to protect and regenerate endangered species from the Great Barrier Reef to the Arctic and the Amazon. We are presented with shocking facts regarding the impact of noise pollution on both animals and plants. At a time where the natural and tech worlds are often presented as mutually exclusive, Dr. Bakker's book challenges that idea, calling upon interdisciplinary research that reveals more about the interconnectedness of it all and advising us to listen, not just look. After this talk, you may never see outdoor adventures the same way again. Karen Bakker, an award-winning professor at the University of British Columbia, earned her Ph.D. from the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. A tech entrepreneur and former Annenberg Fellow at Stanford University, she studies environmental governance and digital transformation. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Radcliffe Fellowship. An avid gardener and the mother of two daughters, she lives in Vancouver. Sally James is a writer and journalist who covers science and medical research. She has written for The Seattle Times, South Seattle Emerald, Seattle and UW Magazines, among others. For the Emerald, she has been focusing during the pandemic on stories about health and access for communities of color. In the past, she has been a leader and volunteer for the nonprofit Northwest Science Writers Association. For many years, she was a reviewer for Health News Review, fact-checking national press reporting for accuracy and fairness. She is most pithy on Twitter @jamesian. The Sounds of Life: How Digital Technology Is Bringing Us Closer to the Worlds of Animals and Plants (Hardcover) Third Place Books

Dirty Little Secret is when someone calls The Jubal Show with one of their top secrets. No matter how big or dirty the secret is, Jubal Fresh, Alex Fresh and English Evan give the caller an anonymous nickname so no one knows who they are. This Dirty Little Secret sounds like a scene from a hilarious sitcom!Leave a rating and review wherever you listen. It will help the show out in a big way. If that's not your thing, you can find us on social media here:https://instagram.com/thejubalshowhttps://twitter.com/thejubalshowhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thejubalshow

"First name 'Dot' second name 'Dash'. Joe (DotDash) is new resident of the Ibizia stardust family. He has the skillset and determination to convey good music and seamless sounding mixes. From a young age, electronic dance and house music has always been in DotDash's ear. Participating in deep raves by Loop, Warehouse project, Mint and festivals up north, has moulded his music taste to be rather unique. Starting off playing in local York underground club-style Mansion as a support act, Joe now operates south UK holding a 2 night residency in London's West End. ""Secret Sounds of Ibizia is a concept of surfacing music from big name artists around the world and UK artists of all levels that I believe has; 1. Been overlooked by a bigger exposed release 2. Unheard, unreleased or has slipped through the cracks and deserved more recognition The mix is full of energy, anticipation and saucey drops to get your feet moving. I'll let the mix do the rest of the talking. Enjoy x"""

How can we turn a creative concept into an authentic product that thousands of people are hungry to invest their hard earned money into, months before they get to experience it, and which relies on relatively limited marketing? Jess Ducrou is co-CEO of Secret Sounds, a Live Nation partner, and producer of Australia's premier festivals including Splendour In The Grass and Falls Music and Arts Festival along with its portfolio of companies including Secret Sounds Touring, Secret Service Artist Management, Village Sounds (promotions), Dew Process (record label), Dew Process Publishing and Secret Sounds Connect (brand agency). Here Jess talks passion, perseverance and presenting ideas, as she pulls back the curtain on how remarkable experiences are everything when it comes to engaging audiences and nurturing a truly valuable community year after year.Takeaway points:With live experiences especially, energy, aspiration and the unexpected are important traits that can help a consumer transcend functional product benefits and move them towards advocacy and heightened lifetime value. Even with large audiences, the relevance of sub communities shouldn't be overlooked – the more individuals and groups that feel their unique interests are understood and acted upon, the more value they extract from their interactions, compelling them to share positive stories. If customers can be afforded a space to comfortably and confidently contribute, fertile ground for inspiration can be found, which can birth a suite of ideas to distill into new angles which will maintain relevance and interest over extended cycles. Exposing customers to new things involves some degree of risk, but the potential rewards of uncovering something that really cuts through can outweigh these, especially when innovation is a core component of why customers trust a company. In the partnerships and sponsorship space, brands are becoming increasingly savvy about the need to craft meaningful experiences which go deeper than mass awareness branding in highly stimulating, activity abundant environments. New ways of connecting and communicating fast-tracked by the COVID-19 pandemic will stay with us, both in terms of internal processes and external consumer touchpoints. However, without foresight as to how these can be honed to enhance what went before, rather than implemented ‘just because', they could prove a distraction in some cases. Remarkable Quotes:[06:15] “I was very aware that to be successful in what you do the books need to balance, you need to be able to make financial sense of what you're doing. So passion, for sure, as your driver, but having a good understanding of financials…was incredibly important, to understand how money worked, how deals worked, how to cut things in a way that everyone feels good about what the outcome is, bringing people to the table.” [33:31] “Even though we're now feeling positive and certainly working to have a very busy year next year, it's going to be a long tail to recovery for us. I think probably psychologically, when your job, your industry suddenly disappears, it's pretty confronting…we couldn't have been in a worse industry for a pandemic.” [47:08] “Create an experience where they're going to be engaged, where they're going to get into a space and have the time of their lives. Think about what you want to experience when you go out and try and create that for other people. Create the ultimate festival for ourselves and invite everyone along with us.” Get connected with Jess and her team:Visit their website: www.secretsounds.com.au  Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secretsounds  

My guest in this podcast episode is Andy Walsh. Andy is the Business Director at Splendour in the Grass. Andy has a longstanding background in the music industry and media having worked for music agencies both in Australia and New York throughout his career. He returned to Australia from running an agency in the US a few years ago to take up a brand partnerships role at Secret Sounds Connect working with brands like Red Bull and Tinder. Andy is a fascinating music futurist, a humble human who has wisdom and empathy combined with commerciality. We had a fascinating chat...about all music and festivals pivoting during an ongoing pandemic and how you have to disrupt to progress. Listen in to hear the lowdown on the live music scene and the wonders of Splendour in the Grass and the down-low on #SplendourXR.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jessica Ducrou, you might not know her name but you've definitely heard of her work. She's the person behind Splendour In The Grass, Falls Music And Arts Festival and Homebake, to name a few.  Jess is a trailblazer and arguably one of the most powerful people in the Australian music industry. If you've ever been to one of her festivals or a gig she's booked you could consider her the person in charge of making memories.  But getting to this point was in no way straightforward. It takes a lot of moxie, some cold calling and a whole lot of networking to create events like these.  So how does someone organise an event with over 50,000 people in attendance? What is the key to making an event great? And what is it really like to be working in the live music industry during a pandemic? Jessica Ducrou joins Georgia Love... LINKS You can find out more about Splendour XR at www.splendourxr.com Keep up with Jessica's business, Secret Sounds at www.secretsounds.com Tell us what you think about Lady Startup Stories via our survey and you could go in the running to win a $100 Gift Voucher! CREDIT  Host: Georgia Love, Co-Founder of Georgia Elliot Sleepwear Guest:Jessica Ducrou Producer: Mikayla Floriano Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff Are you busting to start your own business but you don't know where to start? Get info about The Lady Startup Activation Plan here... https://www.ladystartup.com/pages/waitlist/ Want insider tips and tricks for your business direct from Mia Freedman each week? Get the free Lady Startup newsletter here... https://www.ladystartup.com.au/ Want to help lift other women higher and maybe get a boost for your biz? Follow us on Instagram… https://www.instagram.com/ladystartups/ Looking for a community of kickass Lady Startups (and other women who want to start businesses)? We have a free one for you right here... https://www.facebook.com/ladystartups/ Need more lols, info and inspo in your ears? Find more Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KEM, Mark F. - Lonely (Vocal Mix) Miguel Migs - The Night (Sir Piers 'Curious Mood Vocal Mix, JMA Edit) Cookie Monsterz, Michelle Weeks, Reelsoul - Spread Love (Reelsoul Vocal Mix) Alicia Myers, DJ Spen, Gary Hudgins, Thommy Davis - Right Here Right Now (Dj Spen, Gary Hudgins & Thommy Davis Remix) Shay Jones - Are You Gonna Be There (Hurley's House Mix) Physics feat. Alexandra - Don't Deny Me Love (Jay-J Moulton Studios Vocal Mix) Birdee featuring Angela Johnson - Something About You (Extended Mix) Double Dee Ft. Dany - Found Love (Micky More & Andy Tee Mix) Kathy Brown - Get Another Love (Warren Clarke Club Mix) Nile Rodgers, The Reflex - Do What You Wanna Do (The Reflex Clubbed Up Revision 2021) Secret Sounds, Joey Negro - Come Back Home (Joey Negro Club Mix) Benjamin Diamond - In Your Arms (Joey Negro Z Mix) Whitney Houston - It's Not Right but It's Okay (KCC's Release The Love Groove Bootleg Mix) Discotron, Sandy's Groove - Some Kinda Magic (Original Mix) Better Lost Than Stupid, CHANEY, Mousse T. - Overboard (feat. CHANEY) (Mousse T Remix) C. Da Afro - Southside Spin Hiva, Dirty Disco Stars - Future of Tomorrow (Original Mix) Yuksek, Confidence Man, Mighty Mouse - Gorgeous (feat. Confidence Man) (Mighty Mouse Remix) Samo & Jonk & Spook - Can't Give It Up (original mix)

The Jubal Show talks to 'Loud Laughter In A Restaurant about a time she hurt herself in a HILARIOUS way!Let us know what you think on social!Follow us at: @thejubalshow @jubalfresh @thatdreas @evanontheradio

Ray and Andy are back in the Sauna (aka The Studio). Ray organised a special surprise guest for Andy this week. They also brought back a fan favourite (we think) for a second round. 1. "Mr Cool" 2. Chip Trip Review 3. Tim's Secret Sound 4. Brand Ambassadors and Merchandise Intro Music: Alex W Audio Wizard: Chris V Vincere Wears code: SPD25

Esta edição foi lançada originalmente em 14 de janeiro de 2015. O Projeto Sobe de Novo Shi continua a todo vapor mesmo durante as férias e festas de fim de ano! Desta edição eu destaco os holandeses do Secret Sounds.Boa audição, boas festas e até a próxima semana! SHI

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Another great week on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X as Chris gets the team to put their bid in for what song should go to number one in the charts again and Dom brought us another excellent ‘slot' to entertain the nation. Chris played the team a Everton FC fan song (sorry Dom) that has recently re-entered the charts which made for a VERY entertaining round of Reverse Words too. Other good news is that Video Producer Sam is back and the team heard all about the crazy story that happened to him - glad to have you back with us Sam! Pippa's also been sent in a gift for our Letters feature, but no one can work out what it is!? We even got sent some brand new team face masks - be sure to check out Chris' Instagram - and no one is quite sure what to make of them. There's more Audio WhatsApp messages, a fresh round of the TV Sounds Game and a brand new ‘Secret Sounds' game sent in by one of our fantastic listeners. All on this week's podcast! And if that wasn't enough, here's more… Tenable Game Grandstand Remixes Enjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Weekdays 6:30-10am RadioX.co.uk

We have an eclectic, yet dark (of course) selection of tunes and tales for you this week. From A Flock of Seagulls to The Cramps, Nekromantix, Secret Sounds, Claw Boys Claw and Tent. Ending with a nice and creamy desert from Violent Vickie. Thanks for staying along for the ride.

This week Deece is joined by Anthony Alvarado, of Secret Sounds, to talk the inception of silent parties, Russian Cupcake shows, why you should never trust cats, the worst way to introduce your significant other to your family, and more.

6:00- Secret Sounds in songs 7:00- Is JC a creep? What's the weirdest thing you saw happen to another person? 8:00- What are the BEST sounds in the world? What don't parents understand? Weird things you put in a dishwasher 9:00- Random shows you watched as a kid

Guest : Anna Calvi Talks 'Hunter' and Australian TourMetal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!This episode Hosted by Christian Stangerwww.facebook.com/EverblackmediaThe Everblack Metal Podcast is proudly supported by :RW Promotion : www.rwpromotion.com.auBlacklight Art & Design : www.blacklightad.com.au

Guest : Anna Calvi Talks 'Hunter' and Australian TourMetal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!This episode Hosted by Christian Stangerwww.facebook.com/EverblackmediaThe Everblack Metal Podcast is proudly supported by :RW Promotion : www.rwpromotion.com.auBlacklight Art & Design : www.blacklightad.com.au

This week Daniel and Natalya discuss:  Man colds, Natalya's secret sounds, new Youtube style, Nipsey Hussle's case, graphic medical history from the 19th century, seasonal depression and much more! For advice, topics or to join in the conversation email us: ibecomeswe2009@gmail.com Check us out on instagram: @ibecomeswe @forevernatalya @d_coelho Music produced by: DEF9

Why? - Since Ancient Times & Earliest Men - do we gaze at the Stars above with vast wonder? Why do we naturally yearn for the Stars and reach out for them? Why do the smallest children know that Heaven is Above? Many age-old monuments were driven by our fascination with the heavens...Giza Plateau in Egypt, Stone Henge, Teotihuacan Pyramid Plaza ... the Three Mesas of the Hopis and many, many more relics of long gone civilizations reflect the immense significance of the glimmering stars. Ancient stone circles and pyramid locations captured important celestial alignments. At these sacred times, the ancients prayed at their "observatories" - listening to the silent voices of their gods – speaking through the star light. Celestial vibrations. During special alignments of the stars, great sages and seekers absorbed the cascading fragments of star waves and heavenly currents. These sacred sites harvested special energies when the "Star Gates" were opened at equinoxes, solstices and special astronomical alignments. They knew that these Star Energies had great powers. Jill Mattson is a tireless researcher who combines her deep spirituality with her immense knowledge of Sound Energy and Ancient Societies together with cutting edge Modern Science to produce unique techniques and information that can be used by almost anyone. Jill shows us how the earliest peoples opened Star Gates to contact Higher Beings and to tap into their Celestial Energies. In information that greatly predates the past Ice Age, Mattson has assembled an amazing mosaic of how earliest humans contacted Divine Entities - associated with special powerful Stars in the Zodiac. Just like certain prehistoric tribes, many of us today feel a natural link to particular Stars in the heavens... want to know if your forefathers came from Sirius or Pleiades, perhaps Orion?    

Tiger Fonix welcomes Jonty back to the podcast, after a few weeks off he rejoins Ari and Jack in the lab to talk about lazerbeams and manscaping, and a few things in between... Buckle up its a bumpy ride!

Jill Mattson has been sponsored in art gallery openings all over the country! Her vivid colors and healing nature of her work is unique in the artistic field. Jill is a color therapist and expert in matching frequencies of colors with emotions and physical issues. She has also produced nine musical CDs with intriguing, magical tracks using ancient & modern techniques, & special healing frequencies to achieve profound benefits.  Jill is a four - time author.(The Lost Waves of Time – Best Book of 2016 and Best Alternative Science book of 2016, Deep Wave Body Healing CD– Best Sound Healing CD of 2016, Contacting Angels & Masters CD – Best CD of 2015 and Deep Wave Beauty CD – Best New Age CD – Silver Award).  Jill offers an online Sound (& Color) Healing School. She presents new ways of approaching health and everyday issues using the benefits of sound and color! Free music & School of Sound Healing at www.jillswingsoflight.com

Along with the roar of a grizzly bear and a crack of lightning, the sound of a tornado is among the most terrifying natural sounds on Earth. Depending on the twister and where you're standing, it can sound like a hiss, a buzz, a rumble, or even a freight train. It's the auditory manifestation of trouble. But tornadoes also seem to emit low-frequency sound waves called infrasound that the human ear can't hear.

In het eerste uur is Wilmer Wolf leadzanger van de in de 80-er jaren bekende band Secret Sounds, te gast. Hij een prachtige CD heeft gemaakt en muziek van mensen die hem inspireerden. In het tweede uur Bob Dylan-covers.

In het eerste uur is Wilmer Wolf leadzanger van de in de 80-er jaren bekende band Secret Sounds, te gast. Hij een prachtige CD heeft gemaakt en muziek van mensen die hem inspireerden. In het tweede uur Bob Dylan-covers.

Jill Mattson, author, musician and composer, seeks to further the use of sound in healing. She is committed to teaching techniques that enhance spiritual, mental and physical growth through vibratory energy, and encourages communication and the universal sharing of new information on Sound Healing around the world. Jill combines her extensive research of modern Sound Healing with the 20+ year study of ancient civilizations and secret societies in her works. Discover a multitude of Ancient and Modern Techniques using Sound Energy and special Sound Healing Frequencies to achieve remarkable results. Realize Tomorrow's Total Wellness Today! Jill Mattson

Jill Mattson has produced eight CD's that combine intricate Sound Healing techniques with her original International Award Winning musical compositions (The Lost Waves of Time – Best Book of 2016 and Best Alternative Science book of 2016, Deep Wave Body Healing CD– Best Sound Healing CD of 2016, Contacting Angels & Masters CD – Best CD of 2015 and Deep Wave Beauty CD – Best New Age CD – Silver Award).  The CD's consist of intriguing, magical tracks using ancient & modern techniques - with sound energy & special healing frequencies to achieve profound benefits. Free music at: www.jillswingsoflight.com www.Ancient-Music.com www.musicforbeauty.com Sound Health Options

Arete Executive Podcast hosted by Managing Partner Richard Triggs. Interview with Paul Piticco, former manager of Powderfinger and CEO of Secret Sounds. Richard Triggs LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/richardtriggs Paul Piticco LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-piticco-6a348a59 Arete Executive website: www.areteexecutive.com.au Secret Sounds website: http://secretsoundstouring.com/ Richard's book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com.au/Uncover-Hidden-Job-Market-Executive-ebook/dp/B00WCQ5U46/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1445566942&sr=8-1&keywords=uncover+the+hidden+job+market LinkedIn CEO Incubator Group: https://www.linkedin.com/grps/CEO-Incubator-6948255/about? Theme music by Simon Gardner "Sunny" from the album "Choose Your Own Adventure": http://simongardnerguitarist.com

Speaking with our dappled, long-necked animal friends.

EPISODE 100 IS HERE AT LAST! To congratulate ourselves for actually sticking with a project for this long, we start with a Top 5 in which Chris tries to justify buying a New Nintendo 3DS immediately after dismissing it,  switch to a brief rundown of this week's new releases, and then begin a nearly THREE-HOUR TOP 100 wherein we try to figure out the context behind all our Secret Sounds. This is our least game-focused show ever, but it's also our filthiest, with lots of sometimes-funny behind-the-scenes bits that you've only heard if you listened to all our shows to the end.

Join Sharry and Richard this week to discover the secret language of the body, improve relationships, understand mysteries in your subconscious and much more.   Jill Mattson is a prolific Musician and Author who brings her deep spiritualism and intense curiosity and wonder to the many creative passions that she pursues. Jill lives to help others achieve personal growth and healing through her music, writings and art. With Sound Healing and meditative music she hopes to lift people's spirituality, health and emotional and mental states.  

A three-time author and widely recognized expert and composer in the emerging field of Sound Healing,   Jill Matson, author of Sound Secrets, lectures throughout the United States on "Ancient Sounds and Modern Healing"She takes followers on an exciting journey revealing the Healing Power of Sound.   Jill unveils secrets from ancient cultures as well as the latest findings of the modern scientific community showing the incredible power and healing capabilities of Sound.   Jill's website Jill will be letting us know how to download a free copy of her biography of BioAcoustic pioneer, Sharry Edwards. To join us to watch program online: Topic: Free E book, Secret Sounds Available Date: Sunday, April 7, 2013 Time: 12:00 pm, Eastern Daylight Time (New York, GMT-04:00) Meeting Number: 736 506 545 Meeting Password: 04072013 ------------------------------------------------------- To join the online meeting (Now from mobile devices!) ------------------------------------------------------- 1. Go to https://soundhealth.webex.com/soundhealth/j.php?ED=211931572&UID=1334855017&PW=NYjg2NzFlZjQy&RT=MiMxMQ%3D%3D 2. If requested, enter your name and email address. 3. If a password is required, enter the meeting password: 04072013 4. Click "Join".   

  Jill Mattson, artist, composer and author intertwines her spiritualism, curiosity and wonder into all of her passions. Jill is a four - time author in the field of Sound Healing and has produced her own CD's that fuse her sound healing techniques with her magical musical compositions. She demonstrates her knowledge of Antiquities & Secret Societies in her music, lectures, workshops and writings. Jill's books include; Ancient Sounds, Modern Healing and Secret Sounds, Ultimate Healing. She also has CD's which include; you are Star Dust and Paint your Soul.

Jill Mattson, artist, composer and author, intertwines her spiritualism, curiosity and wonder into all of her passions. Jill is a four - time author in the field of Sound Healing and has produced her own CD's that fuse her sound healing techniques with her magical musical compositions. She demonstrates her knowledge of Antiquities & Secret Societies in her music, lectures, workshops and writings. Jill's books include; Ancient Sounds, Modern Healing and Secret Sounds, Ultimate Healing. She also has CD's which include; you are Star Dust and Paint your Soul. Jill's website is http://jillswingsoflight.com Join us in discovering the Ancient Sounds and Secret Sounds with Jill Mattson Sunday at 12pm EST. We will not be broadcasting via WebEx this Sunday. Be certain to check out our profiles listed on www.soundhealthoptions.com Missed last Sunday's Show? Tune into our archives at: www.blogtalkradio.com/sharry-edwards

International author Jill Mattson will be joining Richard and Sharry for a discussion about people's reactions to Jill latest book, Secret Sounds: Ultimate Healing.  This new publication is about a relatively unknown pioneer in the field of frequency based wellness.  Jill will discuss the ideas she brings forth and how the science behind what she is saying promises to bring a shift in our paradigm about Self Health as an ancient tool that is powerfully emerging into our modern society because people are demanding a cure for our failing health care system.  You don't want to miss this!  We may even have a few books to give away! We will also be discussing soul sounds and do more Soul and Progressed readings.  We are going to explain how you can identify guilt and worry action items from knowing your Signature Sound

Napella - Flatlands, Mount Kimbie - Maybes, Burial and Fortet - Wolf Club, Rone - Spanish Breakfast, Lawrence - Friday's Child, Stimming - After Eight, James Holden - 10101, Holger Zilske - Lichterfelde, Bloody Mary - Black Pearl, Andrew Ilar - Hillside, John Daly - Solar Lights

1.Mount Kimbie - Maybes 2.Burial-Ghost Hardware 3.Skream-Dutch Flowers 4.Kode9-Victims 5.Guido-Orchestral Lab 6.Ramadanman-Good Feelin 7.Burial-Near Dark 8.Boxcutter-Arcadia 202 9.Pendle Coven-Chord Calculus

1>Kettel - Bodpa 2>Telefon Tel Aviv - Your Mouth 3>Boards of Canada - Chinook 4>Steinbruchel - Interlude 1 5>Autechre - Basscadet 6>Fennesz - Black Sea 7>Lukid - Chord 8>Yagya - Rigning Fimm 9>Kettel - Through Friendly Waters 10>Lawrence - Shelter 11>Lukid - Falling Apart 12>Fat John - Naos 13>Prefuse 73 - Four Reels Collide 14>Luomo - Nothing Goes Away 15>Shed - Estrange 16>Kettel - Toen

1. Liars: Houseclouds 2. Yppah: Again with the Subtitles 3. Telepathe: Can’t Stand It 4. M83: Kim and Jessie 5. Fourtet: Ringer 6. Caribou: Sundialling 7. Stereolab: Three Women 8. LCD Soundsystem: Time to Get Away 9. Fujiya & Miyagi: Pickpocket 10. Broken Social Scene: Stars and Sons 11. Simian: Drop and Roll 12. Deerhoof: You Can See

New Mix Featuring: Closer Musik - Maria To Rococo Rot - Cars Osborne - L8 Murcof - Memoria Mum - I'm 9 Today Fuck Buttons - Sweet Love for Planet Earth Casino Versus Japan - Single Variation of Two Kenny Larkin - Keys, Strings and Tambourines Alias - Well Water Black DJ Krush - What's Behind Darkness Burial - Untrue Shed - Boose Jori Hulkkonen

Rocket cars racing in the suburbs, secret science sounds, and all the latest science news. Rocket cars by Ian Woolf, Secret Sounds by Adam Richardson, News by Matt Francis, Presented by Chris Stewart, Produced by Chris Stewart, Technical Support by Jacqui Hayes.