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Mathematical Dive

University of Waterloo Math Ambassadors

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Welcome to Mathematical Dive; a podcast by Math students for Math students. Listen in as we explore the Faculty of Mathematics at the University of Waterloo with your hosts Josué Kurke (BMath '22) and Ina Wang (BMath '21). Hear what it's really like at Waterloo from our current Math students and alumni. Get information from our expert guests: Professors, Admissions team members, coop advisors, and more! If you love Math and want to listen to our Waterloo experience, then dive on in!
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Synthfreq

Stefanie Franciotti

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Stefanie Franciotti and Alex Goldman chat with fellow synth freqz about music and life. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/synthfreqpodcast/support
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Sounds of the World

William Montgomery and Hillary Lester

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Every week we will take off and travel to a new destination where we will discover some fascinating things about our musical world. Whether it is the classical world of London, the theater music of Japan, or the drums of Ghana, we will discuss pieces, important musical topics, and interview composers and song writers. Our world is a buffet of music and it is time to eat! We're an indie podcast, which means the two of us do all the work that goes into producing the show - that includes resear ...
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Have you heard the Legend of the Pink Tie? Wonder why the Davis Centre is so colourful? Learn about the history of our math buildings, as well as what currently goes on within them in this very special episode of Mathematical Dive! Join Josué and Michelle as they take listeners on a virtual tour through the three math buildings we have at the Unive…
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On todays episode, we interview world renown baritone singer, Lucia Lucas. We talk with her about her life, how she got into opera, studying french horn, and how being a transgender opera singer has added more depth to her portrayals of some of the greatest villains such as Don Giovanni. She also has some inspiring words for anyone feeling like the…
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Join Josué and current student, Kanan Sharma, as they explore Kanan's wide range of involvement in the Faculty of Math at Waterloo! Learn about Kanan's extra-curricular activities through MathSoc and other math clubs, and stay tuned to the end of the episode to learn about the friendly rivalry between Waterloo's Mathematics and Engineering students…
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Today we have the absolute pleasure and honor of talking to rising classical music star composer, Jimmy Lopez. We discuss his humble beginnings in Lima, Peru, his education in Finland and California, and his advice for composers that want to have performances of their music but are finding many doors closed in their faces. We also talk about how he…
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Today we talk with Steve Marz! Steve is a musician originally from Boston and making his way with some great songs. We talk about religion, the infamous Boston accent, the bands he played with, moving to Denver, being true to oneself, and being a performer in a pandemic world. We talk about being grateful during the hardest times and how music is o…
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Today we have a wonderful episode with the suddenly viral and extremely humble, Louie Benson, a.k.a. Team Louie. We discuss his attempted stand up comic career, how he got into music, his love for rap, his alter ego The Party Planner, and, ultimately, how overnight he became a viral sensation. Louie is an amazingly humble person and a complete crac…
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We are back with another amazing episode and inspiring interview with the Tik Tok star and core figure to the band Vattica, Alex Millar. Today we talk to Alex about life, music, and Tik Tok video success. Alex is best known for the segment, Self Made is a Toxic Myth, where Alex debunks the American myth that if you work hard enough you will make it…
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Stef interviews Johan Agebjörn of Sally Shapiro about how he got into music, gear, and Sally Shapiro's upcoming album. Alex partakes in the devil's cabbage for the first time in 15 years. Stef's paranormal paranoia about her house grows. Check out our Synthfreq Winter Mix, a little holiday gift from the guests of the show to y'all <3 Synthfreq is h…
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Today we have the great honor to introduce and talk with a young rapper from New York, King Konye, as well as have a guest co-host, Abigail Montgomery. We get to talk with King about his musical dreams, creating a following, and dive deeper into what he enjoys in life. Thank you so much King and thank you Abigail for jumping in and helping out. Gue…
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In this episode we have the wonderful honor to talk to Dr. Doug Bielmeier. We get to talk with him about electronic and electroacoustic music. We also talk about his brand new record out “Ambient Works”, his previous albums, and the importance of the genre in the musical world. Not only is Doug a wonderful composer but he is also a host of his own …
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Stef interviews visionary legend, Mariana A Saldaña of Boan; formally of Medio Mutante, //TENSE//, and Broke Legs. Mariana shares childhood stories that shaped her, band breakups that made her stronger, and a tour story that made Stef squirm. Stef and Alex play "name the drum machine". Synthfreq is hosted by Stefanie Franciotti and Alex Goldman. Ch…
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Stef and Alex play “name that synth”, and it’s highly possible she loses. Stef interviews Paul Millar, also known as Slugbug. Paul shares the secret sauce that makes his records so spicy, what it was like to be in Ariel Pink’s band at the time of the January 6th insurrection and transforming from boy to bug in Waco, Texas.Hosted by Stefanie Francio…
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Stef chats with Keith Rankin about the scariest thing that's ever happened to her. Alex Goldman goes in on his love of the crypt keeper and recounts his own small-town horror story. Synthfreq is hosted by Stefanie Franciotti & Alex Goldman. Theme music is by The Synthfreq: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSynthFreq/videos Outro music by Sleep ♾ Over…
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This week, Stef talks to Keith Rankin of Giant Claw and Orange Milk Records. They get into it about night terrors, his approach to music, illustration, and the calculus of being a working musician. Hosted by Stefanie Franciotti and Steven Ray Morris. Check out Giant Claw and the other artists of Orange Milk Records at:https://orangemilkrecords.band…
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Stefanie interviews the namesake of the podcast, The Synthfreq. Danielle and Crystal Morales are twin synthesizer virtuosos who chat with Stefanie about their love of music, being twins, and their experience as blind and deaf musicians. Check out their youtube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSynthFreq/videos Synthfreq is hosted by Stefa…
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Stefanie Franciotti and Alex Goldman host the inaugural episode of Synthfreq. Stefanie fulfills her teenage dream by interviewing her synth idol Kat Epple of Emerald Web about music, haunted mansions, and true love. Check out Kat Epple's website at: https://www.katepple.com/ Theme music is by The Synthfreq: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSynthFreq…
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Today we are in Baltimore speaking with singer, songwriter, producer, entrepreneur, and all around inspiration Anthony Parker, a.k.a. Wordsmith. We speak to him about being a military child, writing hip-hop music that is relatable for those that haven't grown up in the quintessential neighborhoods, using your position for positive change, and much …
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Today we have the honor of speaking with conductor/arranger YoonJae Lee! YoonJae is a Korean American and currently lives in New York City. We talk with YoonJae about discussing musical topics and mental health on Clubhouse, connectivity of classical music, individuality versus group, music appreciation, arranging the giant Mahler symphonies for ch…
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Today we are in the Maryland/Virginia area speaking with the lead singer of Any Given Sin - Vic Ritchie! We talk with him about our mutual friend (and previous guest) Dusty Grant, the formation of Any Given Sin, Vic’s song writing process, our favorite beers/liquor, practicing and producing music during the pandemic, talk about hip-hop and rock mus…
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Welcome to the Big Apple! We have a very special guest and special host today! Our special co-host today is Abigail Montgomery, Bill’s wife. And we are talking with composer Tom Morrison. He is a good friend of Hillary’s from the University of Montana where he started as a forestry major but then quickly found a place within the music studies. Hill…
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Welcome to Sousse, Tunisia! Today we speak with the fascinating and so humble rapper, Marwan Mrag. He started as a b-boy with numerous groups and eventually worked up to being featured with other rappers from around the Tunisian area. We saw him featured on a song via Instagram and knew we had to know more about him. This is his first ever intervie…
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We have come to the deep south where we have the wonderful opportunity to speak with Austin Franklin. Austin is from Jasper, Texas, by way of Oklahoma, but went on to Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, and is currently at Louisiana State University where he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Experimental Music and Digital Media. His music is ethereal, sublim…
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We are in the Great White North speaking with teacher and business woman Glory St. Germain. Glory St. Germain is the Founder/CEO and International Bestselling Author 50+ Ultimate Music Theory Books & The Power of WHY. She is also the Host of the Magic of Music Movement Summits, Expert Coach & Course Creator - UMTC Elite Educator Program. Glory brin…
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Today we are in Oklahoma where we have the distinct honor of speaking with Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate and premiering the first part of a two part interview. Jerod is a member of the Chickasaw Nation in Oklahoma and proudly represents his traditions. He is also a wonderfully gifted composer and performer that works to combine his Native American t…
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We are in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in our latest episode. We get to connect with Bill’s old college friend Ulises Ramirez. We talk with him about his musical upbringing, playing drums/trumpet, the pressures of growing up as the child of immigrants, and mariachi music. From his upbringing in Montana/Idaho to being thrown in to the deep end at Unive…
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Today we are in Chicago talking with our dear friend and inspired vocal teacher, Liz Jackson Hearns. Liz Jackson Hearns, MM (she/her/they/them) is the Co-Founder of The Voice Lab, Inc. in Chicago; co-author of The Singing Teacher's Guide to Transgender Voices, Co-Founder of Resonate, Chicago's all-trans chorus; Co-Founder of Trans Turning Point, a …
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We have a very special guest here today from Japan, Shawn Renzoh Head. Born in St. Charles, Missouri, he began his musical education at 10 where he started on viola. He was introduced to music composition quickly after and began composing for ensembles at 15. Within a year, he had music performed throughout America and Europe. At 18, he discovered …
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Our guest today, Tatev Amiryan, was born and raised in Armenia in the Caucus Mountains. She has received her undergraduate and graduate degrees in music composition and music theory at Tchaikovsky Special Music School and in composition and musicology at the Komitas State Conservatory in Yerevan, Armenia and holds a doctorate of music arts degree i…
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Our guest today is Dorothea Taylor. She was born and raised in Michigan and started playing drums at 13 when she joined a drum and bugle corps in her hometown. She got her first set of drums in high school and joined a band after she graduated, playing five nights a week. She started teaching drumline for her high school’s feeder program when she w…
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We have a very special episode today. We get to talk to an amazing and up-and-coming musician Dusty Grant. We talk about his latest single "Through the Cracks", divorce, what is manly, jiu jitsu, being an artist in the modern world, Covid, and so much more! Make sure you go check him out and listen to all his music! You can find him on iTunes, Spot…
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Today is a very special episode and comes to you completely unedited. We meet Hillary’s dear friend, guitarist/bassist, and funny man Kurt Skrivseth. He was born and raised in Missoula, Montana, and overcame a sever spinal injury at birth to perform with some of the biggest names, including Snoop Dogg and Slash, and co-founded the punk-cabaret-rock…
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We are in New York City again and we have the wonderful opportunity to talk with Annie Nikunen. born in Northport, New York, and now lives in New York City. She received a BA in music theory and composition at Barnard College/ Columbia University, and pursued flute performance at the Manhattan School of Music. She was referred to as the “best flute…
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We are in New York City today and we have the wonderful opportunity to talk with Bahar Royaee. Originally born and raised in Iran, she moved to the United States to pursue a music education. She received her Master’s of Music in composition from the Boston Conservatory, where she studied with Felipe Lara and Marti Epstein. She is currently pursuing…
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Welcome to Little Rock, Arkansas. Today, we have the privilege to speak with Jacob and Tyler from the pop-punk band Riverview. They are based out of Arkansas and they bring an energetic and interesting blend of emo and pop punk that creates a unique and undeniably distinct sound. They have released their single, Knuckles. We talk about how the band…
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