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From strangers to champions! 🏆 Meet Yassine Tijani and Joas Walraven, two young innovators who crossed paths at the Speech Science Festival and decided to team up on the spot. Tune in to hear how they dominated the Hackathon, what sparked their interest in speech tech, and the story behind their winning collaboration.
Host: Pascal Hecker
Post-Production: Pascal Hecker
Live from the Speech Science Festival! 🎤 We sat down with the University of Waterloo’s Nada Gohider and her wonderful children to get an inside look at this year's festivities. From hands-on events to the science of sound, they’re sharing their favorite moments and the unique energy that makes this festival a must-attend for families and researchers alike.
Host: Pascal Hecker
Post-Production: Pascal Hecker
Your memories, composed. 🎹 Paul Raingeard de la Blétière is bridging the gap between technology and nostalgia. This demo showcases his innovative robot that listens to life stories and transforms them into fully-realized songs. From chosen instruments to lyric-matching memories, it’s a personalized symphony for the soul, specifically crafted for the dementia community.
Host: Janice Huang
Post-Production: Wei Xue, Pascal Hecker
We introduce three innovators pushing the boundaries of speech tech in a fast-paced "Science Slam" format.
Aruna Srivastava (Univ. of Washington/Coal Labs): How movie clips can help you master any accent.
Jashu (Groningen University): The journey from China to the Netherlands to master the art of Singing Voice Synthesis.
Randy (TU Delft): Protecting your identity through adversarial attacks against unauthorized voice cloning. Three voices, three breakthroughs, one festival.
Host: Pascal Hecker
Post-Production: Paige Tuttösi, Pascal Hecker
In this kickoff episode, we head to the vibrant city of Rotterdam for the Speech Science Festival 2025. Your host and festival organizer, Ingo, sets the stage for an incredible gathering of researchers, linguists, and tech innovators.
Host: Ingo Siegert
Post-Production: Pascal Hecker
Roger Moore Professor of Spoken Language Processing who received the ISCA Medal for his contributions to spoken language processing join Speech Pitch podcast one more time having a fun and refreshing discussion with us.
Host: Paige Tuttösí
Post-production: Snigdha Banik
Meet Sebastian Bayerl, Professor at Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences sharing his experince with us.
Host: Pascal Hecker
Post-production: Zhengjun Yue, Pascal Hecker
Meet Louis ten Bosch, Senior Researcher Radboud University and Technical committee lead in Interspeech 2025, who shares his background and giving us insights on Evaluating the Usefulness of Non-Diagnostic Speech Data for Developing Parkinson's Disease Classifiers . A paper that he co-authored with TY Zhong, E Janse, C Tejedor-Garcia, M Larson.
Host: Spyretta Leivaditi
Post-production: Pascal Hecker, Spyretta Leivaditi
Meet Denise Dipersio Associate Director at Linguistic Data Consortium sharing her experience with us.
Host: Pascal Hecker
Post-production: Wei Xue
Meet Xiyuan Gao, PhD candidate in University of Groningen campus Fryslan, and focuses on pragmatic language understanding in Human-Machine-Interaction (HMI), with an emphasis on how multimodal cues.
Host: Spyretta Leivaditi
Post-production: Pascal Hecker
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