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Thanks for helping me understand sonar better! I was wondering the same thing as Katie actually— has anything been shown up in your research that would potentially make it so sonar wouldn’t hurt animals?

I really liked listening to all your bird calls in your blogpost– it reminds me that Spring is here and birds will start singing again! I also thought that was super cool music was so directly related to the bird […]

Nice post! I love learning about the om, and I never knew all the neuroscience stuff you talked about. Also the noises of the brain scans were cool. I’m excited to hear more about your project

Perri- Yes actually! While reading about it I’ve found in the last decade or so theres been a huge revival of learning and teaching the Potawatomi language

Katie- It was both sudden and abrupt. I know that’s […]

I like your topic! Are you planning on focusing more on music tied to politics in the past or in the present? Another interesting thing you could explore is the different social classes listening to different […]

As a Chili Peppers fan, interesting subject! LA is a super interesting city, that’s cool you’re focusing in on it. Just curious to what effect to you think the Chili Pepper’s music had on other cities around it, […]

I am really interested in the topic you’re studying and can’t wait to see your final project! I like how you go beyond om just being a religious practice, but a very humanistic noise and idea. Some people say that […]

I really enjoyed reading your post! It was nice that you chose to write it when you were away from campus, that really made your noises different than the rest of our posts. I liked the sounds of your dog and the […]

I liked how you had us meander through your lazy Sunday with you meanwhile taking us in to your world with sounds to go along with your actions. I really liked how you asked the worker at the dining hall what they […]

I like how you wrote about sounds you wouldn’t normally listen to and examine them. I kind of had the same idea of looking at sounds I usually overlook in everyday life, and I too found it rewarding in the new […]

I absolutely love your idea of the “layering of sounds.” I think that will make the listener really interested and involved in the listening experience of the movie. I really thought all your descriptive words […]

I like your contrasts of sound in this. The sounds of slavey and oppression directly oppose the sounds Douglass hears in New Bedford which makes it interesting to the ears. I also like that you emphasized the idea […]

I also really love the idea of a reoccurring song throughout the movie. I think the cracking of the whip is especially moving– there will always be that constant reminder of the pain of slavery. Also, I think the […]