Sounds Good Right?

Rhi is a London-based producer, singer, songwriter and musician who creates minimal, ethereal electronic soundscapes. Here she explores her love of the night, the way it feels, and the way it sounds.

Links to Rhi's music

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Ashley Clivery

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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Andy Mead is co-lead of the acoustics team for the Galileo Project run by Avi Loeb out of Harvard University. The Galileo Project sets out to watch the entire sky in order to collect data on UFOs/UAPs by using a vast network of sensors. It's the first rigorous scientific study of its kind and Andy's role is to collect and analyse audio data. He listens for UFOs.

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalley

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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Joseph Assad is a former CIA case officer who worked in many dangerous situations in the Middle East, most notably in Iraq. Here Joseph talks about the use of listening devices in espionage, the techniques used by intelligence services to record and monitor conversations, and the sounds he heard in Iraq that will stay with him forever.

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Ashley Clivery

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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Caitrin Innis is a writer who works in arts funding. Originally from Vancouver, she now lives in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the north of England. Shortly after giving birth to her first child, Caitrin starts to hear music, music that no one else can hear......

Caitrin's article for Motherly

https://www.mother.ly/life/motherly-stories/musical-ear-postpartum-symptom/

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalley

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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Tom speaks to Andrew Benfield and Richard Horsey who have visited the most remote regions of India, Nepal, Myanmar and Bhutan, exploring what the Yeti means to the people who live in these places and gathering their stories of the creature. This journey became the BBC Radio 4 podcast, Yeti, which was beautifully sound designed by Dan King and Peregrine Andrews. Dan also joins the podcast to describe the way he transports the listeners to these isolated and mysterious locations.

Listen to Yeti on BBC Sounds.

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalley

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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Bastien Keb is a musician, HIs music is "Psychedelic, soulful, eerie, experimental, ambient and avant garde" and his latest album The Only Angel I Ever Saw Wore Black is out now. Here he talks about his love of distant sounds, eavesdropping, inner-monologues, taxi driver, car alarms, and walking through the city at night.

bastienkeb.bandcamp.com/music

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalley

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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The story of The Mad Writer, Zach Kashkett's intimate documentary about hip hop producer L'Orange covering three years of his life. The documentary explores the way hearing loss has impacted both him as a person and the way he makes music.

https://www.themadwriterfilm.com/

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalley

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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During lockdown in London, Ash Clivery is troubled by a mystery sound. On the other side of the world, across the bay from the city of Vancouver, Glen MacPherson has been tracking occurrences of the sound for a decade.

The World Hum Map and Database Project

https://www.thehum.info/

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalley

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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Two stories about the deeply personal and internal sounds that we experience.

Claudia Molinari is a creative designer and co-founder of WeAreMuesli, an independent design studio based in Milan specializing in narrative games with cultural, historical and artistic themes.

wearemuesli.it

Renu Arora is a performer based in London. Her podcast The Burgundy Book begins in February 2024.

renuarora.co.uk

One Cool Thing by Die Gute Fabrik is a great podcast.

gutefabrik.com/podcast

This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalley

It was made by Tbone Productions.

Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

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Beautifully crafted documentaries, stories and interviews  from producer Tom Whalley. Each episode takes sound as a starting point and then strays far and wide.

Sounds Good Right? is a creation of Tbone Productions.

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