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framework radio

produced and hosted by patrick mcginley

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phonography, field recording, the art of sound-hunting. open your ears and listen. more info at https://frameworkradio.net. support us at https://www.patreon.com/frameworkradio. 1 hour approx., updated weekly.
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Slow Radio

BBC Radio 3

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An antidote to today’s frenzied world. Step back, let go, immerse yourself: it’s time to go slow. Listen to the sounds of birds, mountain climbing, monks chatting as you go about your day. A lo-fi celebration of pure sound.
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Dive into the world of 'Relaxing Sounds Podcast' – your sanctuary for deep sleep, meditation, and focus. Immerse yourself in our curated collection of nature sounds and ambient soothing soundscapes, perfect for ASMR enthusiasts, tinnitus relief, yoga sessions, and study concentration. Scientifically proven to enhance relaxation and mindfulness, our audio experiences are designed to wash away daily stress, transporting you to a realm of tranquility. Whether you're winding down, meditating, or ...
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Out of the Blocks

Aaron Henkin, Wendel Patrick

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Out of the Blocks is a uniquely immersive listening experience that emerges from a mosaic of voices and soundscapes on the streets of Baltimore. A custom-tailored score colors and connects this tapestry of stories hidden in plain sight.
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Sound Matters

Bang & Olufsen

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Bang & Olufsen presents Sound Matters: a series of podcasts looking at – and listening to – all the sounds of the world around us. Forthcoming instalments will investigate all kinds of sounds that happen in our noisy cosmos, how we listen to them, the stories we tell about them, and all the ideas, inventions, discoveries, possibilities and ideas that live in the realm of the audible. Written and produced by Tim Hinman and supported by Bang & Olufsen.
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Everything Sounds

Craig Shank & George Drake Jr.

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Everything Sounds is a podcast and short-form radio program exploring the role of sound in art, science, history, culture, and our everyday lives. Even silence has a sound.
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Avon Stories

A podcast and art project by Sarah Connolly

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Podcast interviews, soundscapes and soundwalks exploring the River Avon in Bristol, including history, culture, and as many different uses of the river I can find. Photos, films and more on my website.
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Behind every incredible sound in a movie or TV show is a creative person with a unique story. In this episode, Dallas heads to the legendary Sony Pictures lot during Mix Magazine’s “Sound for Film & TV” event, and invites Hollywood’s sound pros to share their wildest, weirdest, and most heartfelt sonic stories. The result is a grab bag of eye openi…
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andy fray, anne-f jacques, manja ristić, and e. jason gibbs; sounds from the aporee maps by samuel kudjodzi (ghana), tiago carve (portugal), wu tsan-cheng (taiwan), thomas martin nutt (japan) and georges castagne (france); and a framework introduction recorded in poland by tomasz pizio. image: andy fray, 'canopy', self-released 2025. for a full pla…
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this is a special edition produced here at framework HQ in memory of composer and biomedical research scientist alan lamb, influential recordist of abandoned telegraph wires in the australian outback since the 1970’s. lamb sadly passed away on april 18th, 2025 at his home in perth, australia. image: alan lamb @ faraway, 1979.08, credit unknown. for…
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What happens when one of history’s greatest composers begins to lose the very sense he relies on most? In this episode, we explore how Ludwig van Beethoven continued to create groundbreaking music even as his world fell into silence. Along the way, we uncover the myths, inventions, and raw determination that fueled Beethoven’s defiant creativity, a…
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judith hamann, thomas catlaw, giselle, kah hoe yii/nigel brown/yannick dauby; sounds from the aporee maps by m. kissell (italy), simon opit (scotland), stereopears (usa), certik ludek (czech republic), samuel kudjodzi (ghana), and kik716255 (japan); and an intro recorded in england by joseph young. image: judith hamann, 'aunes', shelter press 2025.…
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After 10 years and 400 episodes, our friends at Switched on Pop decided it was finally time to revamp their outdated theme song. In this episode, they take us inside the chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly emotional process of making a new one. Along the way, they get brutally honest feedback from top music critics, craft over a hundred layers of …
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If you want to know where the future of sound is headed, accessibility is a great place to look. And for decades, Apple has been leading the charge in accessible technology. In this episode, the Apple team breaks down the philosophy and craft behind their most impactful accessibility features. Along the way, we reveal how these innovations have tra…
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anne f. jacques, balam ronan, greg hooper, peter wullen; sounds from the aporee maps by p. andre serrano (portugal), coline de valence (france), dsi thomson (usa), and noa timmermans (belgium); and an intro recorded in the united states by steve barsotti. image: greg hooper, 'inside', leaf /// wave sound 2025. for a full playlist see https://framew…
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Movie trailers have changed dramatically over the decades, from the classic “Voice of God” narrators of the ‘80s and ‘90s, to today’s thunderous “bwaahs” and “boojes.” In this episode, Dallas and producer Andrew Anderson take a deep dive into the evolving art of trailer sound design, breaking down the most iconic trends and overused tropes. Featuri…
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melissa pons, wanted sound, isabel val sánchez, tomasz pizio, sounds from the aporee maps by simon opit (scotland), rob garbutt (australia), pavel paseka (czech republic) and stan woodward (usa), and an intro recorded in poland also by tomasz pizio. image: melissa pons, 'nocturnal sounds of the atlantic forest', self-released 2017. for a full playl…
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In the late ‘90s, Brian Johnson and Brian Morden were suburban teenagers obsessed with video games and music. And then, through an extraordinary wish, the two friends found themselves on a journey that made gaming history. In this episode, we explore how a single line of dialogue became a timeless piece of Halo lore, and the profound impact it had …
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makhun, jacob kirkegaard, [something's happening], marc namblard, valentin sismann, sounds from the aporee maps by rob garbutt (australia), peter cusack (germany), tomasz pizio (poland) and francesco ganassin (italy), and an intro recorded in japan by thomas martin nutt. image: [something's happening], 'buzz', flaming pines 2025. for a full playlis…
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What sound can teach us about our Sun? In this episode, we explore how NASA scientists translate electromagnetic waves from the Sun into sound, and even music. Through this process, researchers are gradually unlocking the Sun’s secrets, from the steady “hum” of the star’s rotation, to the way that solar winds “play” the Earth’s magnetosphere like a…
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amby downs, vanessa rossetto, kati roover, j. koho, matthew shenton / there are no birds here, sounds from the aporee maps by stefan wackerlig (malaysia), flavien gillié (belgium), sĺavek kwi (ireland) and peter stets (germany), and an intro recorded in the united states by steve barsotti. image: amby downs, 'kinjarling studies: soundtracks (five y…
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framework:afield produced in croatia by regular contributor manja ristić. please note: this mix features a near-silent field recording. it was made during the recent student protests in belgrade, and is a snippet of 100,000 people observing a 15-minute moment of silence for the victims of the novi sad train station tragedy. please do not adjust you…
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In the late '80s and early '90s, a seismic subculture shook the streets… literally. “Boom Cars,” decked out with custom sound systems, roamed neighborhoods blasting the bassiest music ever recorded. But where did this movement come from, and why did it fade away? In this episode, we dive into the world of Miami Bass, dB Drag Racing, and the infamou…
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two memorials: this week we listen to the work of basque artist miguel a. garcía, who passed away in january, as well as a piece by mark gorney, in memory of his brother douglas gorney, a framework listener, who passed away in november. these works are accompanied by sounds from the aporee maps, a new work by manja ristić, and an intro by paul mall…
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If you turn on the radio, there’s one thing you’re almost guaranteed to hear: a catchy, over the top jingle proclaiming the name and call letters of the radio station. But where did these little tunes come from? Who makes them? And why are they still so common? In this episode, we explore the history of radio ID jingles, and pack in so many earworm…
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our first show for 2025, featuring cheryl e. leonard, john hudak, elsa justel, uœrhe, sounds from the aporee maps by raphael bragiato, maxime-lucas leblanc, catalin ionescu and ariejvdven, and an intro recorded in the united states by john banister. image: uœrhe, 'four tapestries', self-released 2024. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.…
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our last show for 2024, featuring cole peters, saša spačal, andy graydon + luke martin, thea farhadian, yuri urano, bohdan stupak, sounds from the aporee maps by soundhunter, emmanuel faivre, florent picollet and bojan marusic, and an intro recorded in scotland by paul mallatratt. image: bohdan stupak, 'air raid siren is over', self-released 2024…
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This weekend, the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris will reopen, five years after the devastating fire of 2019. As a frequent visitor over the years, this magnificent building has always captivated me. One of my passions is creating field recordings, and I've captured numerous audio moments in and around the Notre-Dame. I've been gathering stories abou…
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For our fifth annual Mystery Sound Game Show, Dallas invited three friends from the world of professional audio to compete against each other. So crank up the volume and see how many sounds you can guess. Featuring Dialog & ADR Editor Austin Olivia Kendrick, Sound Designer Mike James Gallagher, and Sound Designer Zachary Quarles. If you know what t…
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jez riley french, makhun, bruno bernard, manuella blackburn, sounds from the aporee maps by thirdsilence, jean-françois cavro, radio aporee and jeff42, and an intro recorded in france by thomas martin nutt. image: makhun, 'battery park, diagonally', self-released 2024. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net/2024/11/911-2024-11-24/.…
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We all know that dogs are smart, sensitive creatures, but interpreting their vocalizations and behaviors can still be a challenge. In this episode, animal behaviorist Daniel Mills reveals the true meanings behind dogs’ noises, actions, and body language. Then, author Pilley Bianchi tells the story of Chaser, the border collie who became known as “T…
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Cats can be very vocal creatures, but the exact meaning and intention behind these sounds can often be hard to read. In this episode, cat behaviorist Sarah Brown unpacks the hidden meanings behind cats’ vocalizations, body language and behavior. Then, veterinarian Kendra Baker takes us through her journey with Billi (AKA “Her MADjesty”) the cat who…
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crys cole, manja ristić and tomáš šenkyřík, mark namblard and yannick dauby, diana duta and stefan christoff, sounds from the aporee maps by vanjeaf, ian-john hutchinson, angus carlyle and david lagarde, and an intro recorded in the uk by mark gorney. image: mark namblard and yannick dauby, 'brownsberg and other topographics', kalerne, 2024. fo…
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tracks from the harkening critters compilation by mélia roger and grégoire chauvot, ludwig berger and juan josé lópez díez, martha mutiso, yoichi kamimura, izabela dłużyk, raphael malfliet, felicity magan, nikos sotirelis, and katharina schmidt; also works by jana irmert, dang., fletina, and an intro recorded in croatia by manja ristić and lu…
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Despite Bluey’s enormous, global popularity, the cast and crew are a tight-knit family, often literally. In part 2 of our story on Bluey, the show’s sound designer and mixer Dan Brumm breaks down the surprising connections between the voice actors, the real-life inspiration behind classic episodes, and how he ended up voicing a key role on the show…
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peter wullen, manja ristić + mark vernon, ni zheng, leo okagawa, matilde meireles, sounds from the aporee maps by enquiring ear, flavien gillié, bweigel333, and elie agniel, and an intro recorded in scotland by paul mallatratt. image: peter wullen, 'bottom of the well', self-released, 2024. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net/2024/10…
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Since its debut in 2018, Bluey has become one of the most popular and beloved TV shows of all time. In this episode, Bluey’s sound designer and mixer Dan Brumm walks us through how the show began, the unique challenges of season one, and the lengths he goes to give the show its organic sound. Plus, Dallas reveals the secret timing of the Bluey them…
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izabela dłużyk, shaun robert, verónica daniela cerrotta, patrick quinn, sounds from the aporee maps by peter cusack, thomas martin nutt, cinema, and gerrit kalsbeek, and an intro recorded in japan also by thomas martin nutt. image: izabela dłużyk, 'the amazon—where the moon wept', LOM, 2024. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net 202…
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“Blah, blah, blah” and “yada, yada, yada” have had plenty written about them. But there’s a longtime cousin of these phrases that’s much less understood. We use it all the time, yet it’s not in the dictionary. It’s not even Google-able. In this episode, we investigate the linguistic mysteries of the Five Dah Phenomenon. Featuring linguist & philoso…
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estelle schorpp, mahkun, svetlana maraš, illusion of safety, sounds from the aporee maps by felicity ford, udo noll, thirdsilence, jacopo casasola,and taavi suisalu, and an intro recorded in estonia by your host, patrick mcginley. image: illusion of safety, 'float', full spectrum, 2024. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net/2024/09/901…
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The Lofi Girl YouTube channel has over 14 millions subscribers, and at any given time, tens of thousands of people are listening together. Created by a mysterious French producer named Dimitri, the channel features a 24/7 livestream of an anime girl studying in her room, listening to lofi hip hop. In this episode, we dive into the Lofi Girl lore, c…
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The sounds our bodies make can tell doctors all kinds of surprising things about our health. In this episode, we unpack the history of sound in medical diagnosis, from Hippocratic times, to the invention of the stethoscope, to the specialized tools and AI systems used today. Along the way, we’ll hear detailed recordings of these medical sounds, and…
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