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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2016 · 45 MIN

Jad Abumrad: The Sound of Radiolab

from SoundWorks Collection · host Colemanfilm Media Group

Radiolab is one of the most distinctive sounding shows in the radio and podcast world. In this episode, creator and co-host of the show Jad Abumrad talks about how he uses music as a metaphor to explore abstract topics like what a manta shrimp sees when it looks at a rainbow, why it’s important to drop into the story mid-stream, why he deliberately disrespects the boundary between sound effects and music, and how he aspires to tell complex stories without words. This podcast is sponsored by The Dolby Institute: www.dolby.com/us/en/dolby-institute.html

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