Creative Disturbance

UTD sound design student Josephine Porter interviews, metal head and rock n' roller, Andrew Hulshult on his success within the gaming industry. What is his production process like? How did he get involved in gaming? What are his favorite games? Tune in to find out!

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Al Banda is a start-up consultant by profession but has a passion for chess, programming language and creative coding. He worked as the manager of one of Africa’s leading innovation clubs and after having contributed to the development of a social scratch club to help secondary school students learn programming concepts, he and his people are now in the process of setting up a cultural innovation center in Buea (Cameroon) which aims to support technology entrepreneurs and promote computer art in West Africa. They want to see what kind of inspirations can be ignited by creating an environment where students can approach logical thinking through chess and creative coding. Banda has written a Processing script that transforms Chess games into digital art.

David Marlett and Daniel Gaucher (Emerson College, Dept. Visual/Media Arts) discuss the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead in the field of editing a live-action film made for an immersive, VR experience.

Jabali Afrika has been making Kenyan rhythms for 22-years and they are still strong and thriving. This creative Kenyan troupe has exceeded all expectations to remain relevant in the music arena. In this podcast Justo Asikoye, one of the founding members of Jabali Afrika sheds light into their endurance and musical experiences, from their humble beginnings to their music production processes.

Geoscientist Brian Burnham discusses gigabytes and terrabytes - how big dtat require design to tease out new patterns and insights.

In this podcast, slovene artist Robertina Šebjanič discusses her work with jellyfishes and more precisely the sound performance "Aurelia 1 + Hz / proto viva sonification". Issues of immortality, ecology and our relation to living creatures are discussed.

"Performing with Jellyfishes", rencontre avec Robertina Šebjanič, 16'53 Enregistré par Annick Bureaud, le 6 février 2015 à Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musique extraits de la performance de Robertina Šebjanič avec les méduses "Aurelia 1 + Hz / proto viva sonification".

"Performing with Jellyfishes", meeting with Robertina Šebjanič, 16'53 Recorded by Annick Bureaud, February 6th 2015 in Paris, jingles and sound design Jean-Yves Leloup, music from the performance "Aurelia 1 + Hz / proto viva sonification" of Robertina Šebjanič with the jellyfishes.

The Kenya immigrant population is frequently nostalgic and constantly retell stories of their homeland. The American culture is a culture shock and can energize or stifle an immigrant. Survival and eventual success in the US depends on perseverance and most importantly, the support system. The One Mic Show is an outlet for East Africans to discuss their experiences abroad and serve as a way for the immigrants not to feel overwhelmed. Humphrey Muturi is the brainchild behind The One Mic Show and can be caught on the Internet giving advice and addressing issues affecting the Kenyan Diaspora community.

Este Podcast es una conversación entre dos compañeros de diferentes disciplinas trabajando en un proyecto en común.

Catch the wave of 'active hope' by learning how big data is helping save our planet...Celebrating Earth Day 2015, we talk about what others are doing now and what you can do in your own daily practice or imagined projects.

Ruth Catchen and Carolyn DeCristofano, colaborators in a pilot project to add the arts to a visable STEM curriculum, Engineering is Elementary, discuss the process and importance of making STEM into STEAM.