#56 | Boots ‘n Cats

Beatboxing began as an imitation of a drum machine, but over the decades it has evolved as a means to emulate any number of percussive sounds. Now beatboxing is being studied by scientists who are fascinated by the vocal dexterity of artists. …

#55 | Being George Clooney

Hollywood films are huge internationally. But how are these films adapted for foreign languages? We delve into the not so talked about process of dubbing. Featuring the world’s most popular voice actors, directors, and producers. Featuring: An…

#54 | Xbox Startup Sound

The Xbox startup sound is an audio logo that’s become synonymous with the game console. But its origins are rooted in solving a logistical problem; how to entertain gamers while they wait for their machines to finish booting up. Featuring Soun…

96: God Doesn’t Create Junk!

This may very well be the most important episode I will ever record on this podcast. What I am going to share with you today has been something that I’ve believed to be true for some time now with all my heart and soul. You’ve heard me saying about the…

#53 | Theater for the Mind

The “golden age of radio drama” may have been a stellar period for storytelling — but the stories weren’t all golden bright. Sci-fi and horror radio dramas explored deep anxieties people felt from the Depression through the Cold War, and set …

#52 | The Theremin

If you’ve ever watched an old sci-fi or horror film, you’ve probably heard the hair-tingling, alien sounds of the Theremin. It’s a spooky, strange instrument that’s played without being touched, and has become a staple for classic horror movie…

#51 | Classic Cartoon Sound Effects!

Cartoon sound effects are some of the most iconic sounds ever made. Even modern cartoons continue to use the same sound effects from decades ago. How were these legendary sounds made and how have they stood the test of time? Featuring Oscar-wi…

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