mike

https://anad.org/ – 1 (888)-375-7767 – ANAD is “the leading nonprofit in the U.S. providing free, peer support to anyone struggling with an eating disorder.”

https://nedic.ca/ – 1-866-NEDIC-20 – NEDIC “provides information, resources, referrals and support to Canadians affected by eating disorders.”

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https://pressbooks.library.torontomu.ca/assessmentnursing/chapter/abdomen-auscultation/
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/stomach-churning-may-gut-stress/
https://www.osmosis.org/answers/borborygmi
https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/features/why-does-my-stomach-growl
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghrelin
https://www.healthline.com/health/abdominal-sounds#causes
https://www.menshealth.com/health/a19543585/how-to-stop-stomach-growling/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stomach_rumble
https://www.verywellhealth.com/what-is-borborygmi-1942951
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-does-your-stomach-gro/
https://www.etymonline.com/word/borborygmus#etymonline_v_27322
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2063745/
https://www.yourhormones.info/hormones/ghrelin/
https://www.healthline.com/health/abdominal-sounds#takeaway

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The World Remade

On flailing in the rising tides, as well as the ecological impact of vinyl records and digital music streaming.

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Matthew Brennan, and Kyle Devine

Citizen Bravo
Decomposed: A Political Ecology of Music (paper)

Kyle’s forthcoming book, Decomposed: A Political Ecology of Music is out October 2019 on MIT Press.

Miriam Nielsen

Fighting Climate Change: Structural vs individual action – ClimateAdam on YouTube
http://youtube.com/zentouro
http://youtube.com/hotmesspbs

Books

Uninhabitable Earth, David Wallace-Wells
Eco-Sonic Media, Jacob Smith

Articles and Posts

Videos

Old Records

Other Sounds

“EWWWWW”

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Vrooms And The Lack Thereof

What if your car’s engine could sound like anything?

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Man Made Music

Richard Devine

Flatplane vs Crossplane Crank

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AzrOPPZFzs

Sounds

Articles and Posts

The Physics of Engine Notes, Or: Why a Toyota V-6 and Porsche Flat-Six Sound So Different: http://bit.ly/2GdZ2hk
ORCHESTRATING YOUR ENGINE – WHY SOUND IS IMPORTANT: http://bit.ly/2GdbrSA
America’s best-selling cars and trucks are built on lies: The rise of fake engine noise: https://wapo.st/2GelG9m
Electric car sounds mean we’ll lose the ‘purr’ of engines — but what will we get instead? – https://ab.co/2GdbGNu
The mystery of why V8 engines sound so euphonious – http://bit.ly/2GcLXVn
The Rise of the Fake Engine Roar – http://bit.ly/2GcM57j
Faking It: Engine-Sound Enhancement Explained – http://bit.ly/2Gfqr2p
2015 Ford Mustang EcoBoost fakes engine noise via stereo: Hello, Active Noise Control – http://bit.ly/2GesQdy
The Boss Unplugged: How to Make the Best Mustang Ever Sound Even Better – http://bit.ly/2GfahWM
Active Noise Control Most Logical Option for Quiet New Engines – http://bit.ly/2Gfpvem
Mustang EcoBoost Sound Comparison: Active Noise Control On vs Stock Engine Sound – http://bit.ly/2GhtC9I
The 2015 Ford Mustang EcoBoost Fakes Its Engine Noise – http://bit.ly/2Gevos6
The Fake Engine Noise In The Mustang Ecoboost Can Play A Five Chord Solo – http://bit.ly/2GcMsyJ
Firing order – http://bit.ly/2GeY7Nl
What Is A Flat-Plane Crank And Why Is It So Loud? An Explainer – http://bit.ly/2GeYeZh
Understanding overhead-valve engines – http://bit.ly/2GbhfMx
CarBuzz Explains: How The Flat-Plane Crank Turns Muscle Cars Into Exotics – http://bit.ly/2GdSpLI
Battle Of The V8s: Flat-Plane Vs. Cross-Plane – http://bit.ly/2GdSzmi
How Does An Electric Motor Work? – http://bit.ly/2Gf13dc
Electric vehicle warning sounds – http://bit.ly/2GdSRcS
Proposal for a new Regulation concerning the approval of quiet road transport vehicles – http://bit.ly/2GdSXRM

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Hold, Please

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Your call is very important to us. Please stay on the line. A customer service representative will be with you shortly. Your call is important.

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Papers

US Patent US3246082A: Telephone hold program system – http://bit.ly/2Q3nhzx
Can Music Move People? The Effects of Musical Complexity and Silence on Waiting Time – Adrian C North, David J Hargreaves – http://bit.ly/2OMCxk7
The Impact of Music on Consumers’ Reactions to Waiting for Services – Hui et al – http://bit.ly/2OImCTQ
Music and on-hold waiting time – North, et al – http://bit.ly/2OOd3D5
The Effects of On-Hold Telephone Music on the Number of Premature Disconnections to a Statewide Protective Services Abuse Hot Line – Liesl-Vivoni Ramos – http://bit.ly/2OOYuij
The effects of music, wait-length evaluation, and mood on a low-cost wait experience – Cameron, et al – http://bit.ly/2OO7Niu
Integrating time from experience in the lateral entorhinal cortex – Tsao, et al – https://go.nature.com/2OMWx6e
Hippocampal “Time Cells” Bridge the Gap in Memory for Discontiguous Events – MacDonald, et al – http://bit.ly/2OO94Gi

Books

The Time of Music – Jonathan D Kramer – http://bit.ly/2OQIYmp
The Principles of Psychology – William James – http://bit.ly/2OQKeWF
Music and Consumer Behaviour – Adrian C. North and David J. Hargreaves, Oxford Handbook of Music Psychology (1 ed.) – http://bit.ly/2OOcw43

Articles

History of Muzak: Where Did All The Elevator Music Go? – http://bit.ly/2OOfOUT
How the Brain Experiences Time – http://bit.ly/2OMByQX
CAVEMAN: AN INTERVIEW WITH MICHEL SIFFRE – http://bit.ly/2ONkDxB

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Reasonably Sound’s theme is by Will Stratton. Reasonably Sound’s visual design is by Tida Tep.

This episode’s hold music was provided by:

The Muzak example is “Casa Bossa Nova” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ http://bit.ly/2OO1Ulo

Stephen Bruckert, host of In Which We Reveal…, was your Alex Jones Impersonator

This episode’s cover image is “Telephone Line” by gawen947 on flickr: http://bit.ly/2OO6BvR

The Oddest Thing in the Universe

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Life, The Universe, and A Small, Yellow Leechlike Fish

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UG OVERVIEWS

Chomsky’s Perspective: Three Factors in Language Design, Noam Chomsky – http://bit.ly/2mV2TEg
Outside Perspective: What’s universal grammar? Evidence rebuts Chomsky’s theory of language learning – http://bit.ly/2mS3QNB

On language and conflict:

Culture or Contiguity: Ethnic Conflict, the Similarity of States, and the Onset of War, 1820-1989, Errol A. Henderson – http://bit.ly/2OubsCD

ARTICLES

Language in the Cosmos: Is Language Really Universal? – http://bit.ly/2Ov8tJR
Noam Chomsky interviewed by John Gliedman – http://bit.ly/2mS6pza
Alien languages might not be that different from ours – https://cnet.co/2OtSlZi
What exactly is Universal Grammar, and has anyone seen it? – http://bit.ly/2mV0Dgk
How Babel Fish almost caused a diplomatic incident – http://bit.ly/2Oub6vN
Explainer: how the latest earphones translate languages – http://bit.ly/2mUl39i
Innateness and Language – https://stanford.io/2mTBlyW

PAPERS

First steps toward a usage-based theory of language acquisition, Michael Tomasello – http://bit.ly/2OtUm7O
The Faculty of Language: What Is It, Who Has It, and How Did It Evolve? – Marc D. Hauser, Noam Chomsky and W. Tecumseh Fitch – http://bit.ly/2OsV3OM
Universal Grammar and Semiotic Constraints, Terrence W. Deacon – http://bit.ly/2OsV7Ow
Language as an Adaptation to the Cognitive Niche, Steven Pinker – http://bit.ly/2mSm69F
Universal Grammar: Wittgenstein Versus Chomsky, Danièle Moyal-Sharrock – http://bit.ly/2mPrQ3Q

BOOKS

Chomsky’s Universal Grammar – An Introduction, 3rd Edition, Vivian J Cook and Mark Newson – http://bit.ly/2OudPFx
The Origins of Human Communication, Michael Tomasello – http://bit.ly/2mTCWVs
Animal Rites: American Culture, the Discourse of Species, and Posthumanist Theory, Cary Wolfe – http://bit.ly/2mUFz9H
Multilingualism: A Very Short Introduction, John C Maher – http://bit.ly/2Ov7zx5
Philosophical Investigations, Ludwig Wittgenstein – http://bit.ly/2OsYWTS

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A Not So Quiet Place

Exposure to noise pollution has serious health risks, and disproportionately affects certain communities. But what if regulating it would accidentally do more harm than good?

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The Generation Gap by CBC’s Podcast Playlist: https://bit.ly/2wAgJU6

SOURCES

ARTICLES

Noise Is a Drug and New York Is Full of Addicts – http://bit.ly/2FXRUB2
The Future Will Be Quiet – https://theatln.tc/2G1mb1J
The racial wealth gap: How African-Americans have been shortchanged out of the materials to build wealth – http://bit.ly/2FZYaYQ
Noise pollution loudest in black neighborhoods, segregated cities – http://bit.ly/2FYQAOg
Noise Pollution Hits Segregated Cities Hardest – http://bit.ly/2FZ9tAR
Is Your Noisy Neighborhood Slowly Killing You? – http://bit.ly/2G29p2W
How City Noise Affects Residents’ Health – https://theatln.tc/2FX36hj

PAPERS

White Faces in Intimate Spaces: Jamaican Popular Music in Global Circulation – Larisa Kingston Mann – http://bit.ly/2G1oEJx
Race/Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Status, Residential Segregation, and Spatial Variation in Noise Exposure in the Contiguous United States – Casey et al – http://bit.ly/2G0zAY3
The Haves, the Have-Nots, and the Health of Everyone: The Relationship Between Social Inequality and Environmental Quality – Cushing et al – http://bit.ly/2G0Q5Di
Why Do People Like Loud Sound? A Qualitative Study – Welch & Fremaux – http://bit.ly/2G0Nlpp
GIS Metrics – Soundscape Modeling – Sherrill – https://bit.ly/2Ir4pdM [PDF]
NIGHT NOISE GUIDELINES FOR EUROPE – WHO – http://bit.ly/2FYy0WH [PDF]
Guidelines for community noise – WHO – http://bit.ly/2G0g4uK
Burden of disease from environmental noise – WHO – http://bit.ly/2FZIkO8 [PDF]
Breaking the Sound Barrier: A Historian Listens to Noise – Bailey – http://bit.ly/

Helpful Mom Voices

On the pursuit of making machines talk, and the quality of digital assistants’ voices.

SOURCES

Hey, Siri! Meet the real people behind Apple’s voice-activated assistant – http://bit.ly/2sUkd1U
Real Voice Of Siri!!! – http://bit.ly/2sXqqKq
Five Minutes With The Voice Of Australian Siri Karen Jacobsen – http://bit.ly/2sXTmlF
Deep Learning for Siri’s Voice: On-device Deep Mixture Density Networks for Hybrid Unit Selection Synthesis – https://apple.co/2sUvZJS
How Apple Finally Made Siri Sound More Human – http://bit.ly/2sUw2p2
Google’s response to Siri is codenamed Majel, could be released by end of year – http://bit.ly/2sYn5uS
The Voder, the First Machine to Create Human Speech – http://bit.ly/2t1FwhY
Review of text‐to‐speech conversion for English – http://bit.ly/2sZrKwj
“Klatt Record” audio examples – http://bit.ly/2sZS3T9
IBM 704 – Daisy Bell (1961) – http://bit.ly/2sWjc9D
Stephen Hawking: My Computer – http://bit.ly/2sWYc2J
DECTalk Voices – http://bit.ly/2t2qFEg
The Story of MacinTalk Part 1 – http://bit.ly/2sZspOj
No, Women’s Voices Are Not Easier to Understand Than Men’s Voices – http://bit.ly/2sTyr2Y
Emma Nutt, The World’s 1st Woman Telephone Operator – http://bit.ly/2sWYh6x

RESEARCH SOURCES

Are Consumers More Responsive to Male or Female Voices? – http://bit.ly/2sZHCin
Can Computer-Generated Speech Have Gender? An Experimental Test of Gender Stereotype – http://bit.ly/2t06BlJ
Gendered Voice and Robot Entities: Perceptions and Reactions of Male and Female Subjects – http://bit.ly/2sYBJSS [PDF]
How Do You Say ‘Hello’? Personality Impressions from Brief Novel Voices – http://bit.ly/2t06E0T
Implications of Using Male and Female Voices in Commercials: An Exploratory Study – http://bit.ly/2sWybAp
Making Social Robots More Attractive: The Effects of Voice Pitch, Humor and Empathy – http://bit.ly/2t06J4H
The influence of voice pitch on perceptions of trustworthiness across social contexts – http://bit.ly/2sVQfL3
The Materiality of the Digital and the Gendered Voice of Siri – http://bit.ly/2sWyew5 [PDF]
The speaker/gender effect: does the speaker’s gender matter when presenting auditory text in multimedia messages? – http://bit.ly/2sVT275
Wired for Speech: How Voice Activates and Advances the Human Computer Relationship – http://bit.ly/2sWyhYN

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Automated Copywrongs

Or: Do Androids Dream of Pitch Shifted Music?

We talk about the algorithmic enforcement of copyright, how it works and why we have it. We talk to Parker Higgins, and speculate about a future beset by copyright robots.

— SOURCES —

Notice and Takedown in Everyday Practice, Urban et al – http://bit.ly/2EHioGH
The Limits of Filtering, Engstrom et al – http://bit.ly/2EHjbYb
Automated Copyright Enforcement Systems: Perils, Pitfalls and Possibilities, Hageman – http://bit.ly/2ELNKvX
Man’s YouTube Video of White Noise Hit With Five Copyright Claims – http://bit.ly/2EK36ku
Factoids: What is the oldest work protected by copyright in the U.S.? What work will have the longest protection? – http://bit.ly/2ELOam1
Filtering Circumvention of Anime on YT: http://bit.ly/2EIKAsO

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This episode contained the following music:

Golden Eye by Daniel Birch & Ben Pegley – http://bit.ly/2EIZb7t
It Looks Like The Future, But It Feels Like The Past by Doctor Turtle – http://bit.ly/2EHheLu

Reasonably Sound’s theme and act break music are by Will Stratton, and its visual design by Tida Tep.

Why Are There No New Christmas Songs?

As of Recording, Wham’s “Last Christmas” was predicted to be the UK #1 Christmas single, but the honor officially went to Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect” (not a year end song, despite what the music video would have you believe) as of publish.

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From “Jingle Bells” to “Jingle Bell Rock”, Studwell – http://bit.ly/2C2XxzO
The Christmas Carol as a Cultural Phenomenon, Studwell – http://bit.ly/2BZgKSV
“The story I must tell”: “Jingle Bells” in the Minstrel Repertoire, Hamill – http://bit.ly/2C29SUS
Why Read The Classics, Calvino – http://bit.ly/2BWo4Px
Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’ finally hits Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 – • http://nydn.us/2C2XST6
Race for Christmas number 1 hots up as Wham! sits ahead of Eminem and Ed Sheeran on iTunes chart – http://bit.ly/2C1N7AE

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“DID U KNOOOOOOW?” used w/ permission from Mikey Neumann of Movies w/ Mikey. Check out his awesome work here: bit.ly/2C47L3a

Kmart In-Store Music: Christmas 1974 – http://bit.ly/2BWVIof
Christmas Medley, 1953 – http://bit.ly/2BYPG6n
Emotions (Acapella) – Mariah Carey
Nat King Cole – “The Christmas Song”
Ennio Morricone – Story of a Soldier
Mario64

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Sleigh Bells by Richard Wheeler – http://bit.ly/2C2fmyW
CC-BY-SA licensed Ep Image Located Here: https://imgur.com/Vp6nvB8

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Oscar Acton, Kathy Ahfid, Jack Britton, Keith Broni, Andrew Carlos, Jana Deppe, Cassandra Durnford, Talia F E, Scott Fassett, Jesse Gamble, Nick Goertzen, Camilla Greer, Clayton Grey, Ethan Hermer, Dale Jakes, Coral Kennelty-Cohen, Anthony Kirkpatrick, Joe Krushinsky, Tod Kurt, Andrew MacLarty, J.S. Majer, Mahlen Morris, Dylan Neal, Adam Neely, Rachaul Paul, Royce Rackham, Clarissa Redwine, Susan Rugnetta, Cole Sarar, Tom Vickers, Chelsea Whyte, Johnny C, Tim, Hans, Benjamin, HectorSuzanne, Joachim, and Elliott <3

Reasonably Sounds Theme and Act Break music are by Will Stratton (http://willstratton.bandcamp.com), and visual design by Tida Tep (http://tidatep.com)