Most kids in my generation grew up as filmmakers. Everyone started a Youtube channel, made funny Photobooth videos or made vlogs with friends. Everyone remembers the distinct sound effects and music samples in iMovie, and the ridiculous filters in Photobooth. In elementary and middle school, I had a Youtube channel. I go through the memory of creating short films for my Youtube channel as a kid, from my creative process to my inspirations at the time that led me to my creative ideas, and what made me want to make films. This is a journey through the sound memories of my childhood short films and vlogs and how they influence me today.

Produced by Emily Dosal

Daniel Ramirez speaks about his reminiscence of learning piano as a small child as well as his facination with a single music note.

Produced by Daniel Ramirez

In 2016, I had the honor of racing for Team USA at an international regatta in Hungary. The experience--and especially the race itself--took my breath away.

Produced by Paul Chevallier

An exploration into my ever growing and ever changing relationship with the language of French through awkward family dinners, frustrating high school exams and cheesy French comedies

Produced by Xander Nazon

Description: Recounting my memories going to summer camp as a kid on, in, and by the water. 

Produced and written by Vanya Suchan

Ever since I was young, the sound of birds chirping have brought me a sense of peace and freedom, now reminding me to take a moment to relax and observe, despite the chaos of life.

Produced by Violet Heppler

Amanda Hemminger shares her experience about a sacred Indigenous Ayahuasca ceremony in 2019. She also takes the listener along her spirituality evolution, from childhood to present.

Produced By Amanda Hemminger

Credits:

Drum Track - Calm Whale

“Documentary - Shamans Of The Amazon (2002) - DMT, Ayahuasca, Mckenna” 2013

A talk given by Terence McKenna at the Palenque Entheobotany Conference (1999

Chakra Healing Music 2019, Copyrights to Meditative Mind

The day Uncle Jon’s beverage of choice was mistaken for something much worse.

Produced By Abigail Connolly