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Echolocation: Monster Mash-up: Oct 31, 2024
On this broadcast we're going to hunker down and l...
Echolocation: Bat Signals: Aug 29, 2024
On this Summer 2024 broadcast, we’re getting back...
Echolocation: Sounds of the Sky: May 30, 2024
Explore the surprising aural aspect of three celes...
Echolocation: Take the Leap! Lucky 13 Broadcast: Feb 27, 2024
Listen to 13 reasons to support WGXC during the Lu...
Echolocation: River Listening: Nov 30, 2023
On this broadcast we’ll hear songs inspired by riv...
Echolocation: Natural Muses: Aug 31, 2023
On this broadcast, we listen to the work of musici...
Echolocation: Songs of the Humpback Whale: Jun 29, 2023
The groundbreaking 1970 album Songs of the Humpbac...
Echolocation: Polar Sounds: Mar 30, 2023
This broadcast of Echolocation features an initiat...
Echolocation: Bridge Music: Dec 29, 2022
During this winter 2022 broadcast, we listen to th...
Echolocation: Ringing Rocks: Sep 29, 2022
Take a sonic field trip to the Ringing Rocks Count...
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Monster Mash-up (re-air of October 31, 2024): Dec 30, 2024: 3pm - 4pm
Monster Mash-up: Oct 31, 2024: 7pm - 8pm
20240930: Sep 30, 2024: 3pm - 4pm
Echolocation explores aspects of environmental art...
Bat Signals: Sep 02, 2024: 3pm - 4pm
On this Summer 2024 broadcast, we're getting back...
Bat Signals: Aug 29, 2024: 7pm - 8pm
20240729: Jul 29, 2024: 3pm - 4pm
Sounds of the Sky: May 30, 2024: 7pm - 8pm
Music of the Spheres: Apr 29, 2024: 3pm - 4pm
On this early spring broadcast, we’ll explore the...
Take the Leap! Lucky 13 Broadcast: Feb 29, 2024: 7pm - 8pm
River Listening: Jan 29, 2024: 3pm - 4pm
On this broadcast we're going to hunker down and listen in to excerpts from past shows that explore animal communication that happens beyond the realm of human perception. We'll eavesdrop on treehoppe...
On this Summer 2024 broadcast, we’re getting back to basics and honoring one of the worlds most essential echolocators - bats! We’ll share some of the newest information that bioacoustic researchers a...
Explore the surprising aural aspect of three celestial events that happened during the spring of 2024 — the vernal equinox, total solar eclipse, and aurora borealis. Featuring music and sound art by M...
Listen to 13 reasons to support WGXC during the Lucky 13 pledge drive, celebrating the station’s 13th anniversary. We hope you'll be inspired to take the leap from listener to supporter during this Le...
On this broadcast we’ll hear songs inspired by rivers, and field recordings of riparian soundscapes from around the world. The show features songs by Allison Miller, Lester Seven Star Greenwood & Mich...
On this broadcast, we listen to the work of musicians and sound artists who meld their musicality with devotion to the natural world. The show features works on cello, piano, electronics and percussio...
The groundbreaking 1970 album Songs of the Humpback Whale inspired a global movement to protect whales from hunting. Roger and Katy Payne were the bioacoustics researchers who recorded and analyzed th...
This broadcast of Echolocation features an initiative called Polar Sounds, which is described as “a unique project re-imagining some of the little-heard sounds of the Arctic and Antarctic regions, ref...
During this winter 2022 broadcast, we listen to the 2009 release Bridge Music, an album composed with sounds recorded by playing an iconic landmark in our region: the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Mid-Hud...
Take a sonic field trip to the Ringing Rocks County Park in Upper Black Eddy, PA to hear boulders that sound like bells when struck. Featuring music made with and inspired by these sonorous stones by...
Echolocation: Hudson River Sounds: Jun 30, 2022
On this broadcast, we explore scientific research on the Hudson River that uses soundscape recordings and acoustic technologies such as side-scan sonar, a tool inspired by echolocation. The show featu...
Echolocation: Music of the Spheres: Mar 31, 2022
On this early spring broadcast, we’ll explore the Pythagorean notion of the ‘music of the spheres’, catch the vibe of string theory from theoretical physics, listen to sound art from Adriene Lilly and...
Echolocation: A Hoot & A Holler: Dec 30, 2021
The Winter 2021 broadcast features a sonic exploration of the owls of the Hudson Valley, their extraordinary hearing and their silent flight. We revisit vibrational communicators with music made in c...
Echolocation: Deluge: Sep 30, 2021
This broadcast of Echolocation features music, musings, and sound art inspired by and made from water. We share an excerpt of Live Streaming, the sound work created by artist sTo Len as part of his 20...
Echolocation: Echolocation!: Jul 29, 2021
On this broadcast of Echolocation, we’ll listen to music and sound inspired by echolocation. Selections include the 2020 album and video dance piece EchoLocation by Jasmine Hearn & slowdanger; composi...
Echolocation: Eco Sonic Pioneers: Apr 29, 2021
In celebration of WGXC's 10th anniversary, we'll take a look back at ecological sound artists that we've featured on Echolocation. We share pieces by Pauline Oliveros, Annea Lockwood, Hildergard Weste...
Echolocation: Talking Trees: Dec 30, 2020
Talking Trees. Take an aural woodsy walk to explore the underground networks of plant roots and fungi that facilitate forest communication and resource sharing. We'll check out the Sounds of the Fore...
Echolocation: Sounds We Cannot Hear: Sep 30, 2020
Sounds We Cannot Hear is the theme on this edition of "Echolocation" from Elizabeth LoGiudice. Explore musical performances inspired by plagues and take a trip down the rabbit hole to discover spider...
Echolocation: Broken Silence: Feb 29, 2020
On this Leap Day, we’ll ponder the question “Is silence broken?” on several different levels as we tune in to the late winter soundscape, go deep underground to study biotremulation and explore the...
Echolocation: Deep Dark Silence: Nov 30, 2019
Embrace the quiet of the natural soundscape during this darkest part of the year. Go beyond listening to explore animals that communicate through silent waves of vibrations. Experience this vibrationa...
Echolocation: katy-didn’t: Aug 31, 2019
This late summer broadcast features an evening soundwalk, immersed in the sonic communication of insects, including crickets and katydids. We’ll hear news from the world of plants, and investigate t...
Echolocation: Music to Move You: Jun 29, 2019
Eavesdrop on the glorious cacophony of summer sounds in Hudson Valley hills and hollers. Learn about the Climate Music Project from its founder, Stephan Crawford, and listen to excerpts from the piec...
Echolocation: Natural Radio Part 1: Dec 29, 2018
Encounter the aural aura of the Aurora. Tune in to the messages bound in the sound of the Polar Lights. Experience the sonic symphony of space weather. Spend a few hours deep in the long night of th...
Echolocation: Natural Radio Part 2: Dec 29, 2018
Echolocation: Storm Surge Sounding Part 1: Sep 29, 2018
We’ll eavesdrop on tornados and hurricanes, as well as more obscure weather phenomena like frost quakes, katabatic winds and non-aqueous rain. Explore cricket thermometers and echolocating shrews! I...
Echolocation: Storm Surge Sounding Part 2: Sep 29, 2018
Echolocation: Dawn Chorus Part I: Jun 30, 2018
Dawn Chorus n. early morning birdsong n. radio interference sometimes experienced at sunrise In this early summer broadcast, wake to the dawn chorus in all of its mag...
Echolocation: Dawn Chorus Part II: Jun 30, 2018
Echolocation: Fledgling Spring? Part I: Mar 31, 2018
The calendar may say that Spring’s a’comin’, but many of us in the Northeast feel like a cricket stuck in a snowbank. So tune in to Echolocation as we search for sounds of sping, and listen for any i...
Echolocation: Fledgling Spring? Part II: Mar 31, 2018
Echolocation: Earstone Epiphanies Part I: Dec 30, 2017
We’ll learn about strange and wondrous things that can be learned by gazing deeply into a fish’s ear. Then, we’ll dive into BioMusic, exploring compositions that incorporate wildlife sounds (we might...
Echolocation: Earstone Epiphanies Part II: Dec 30, 2017
Echolocation: Soniferous Aquatic Cacophony Part I: Jul 29, 2017
Hang out near the water and enjoy the summertime sounds that abound both above and below the surface. The Earth’s soniferous aquatic symphony includes the calls of echolocating electric eels, amorou...
Echolocation: Soniferous Aquatic Cacophony Part II: Jul 29, 2017
Echolocation: Animal Magnetism Part I: May 13, 2017
Magnetic vibration ~ listen to the calls of amorous frogs that fill the night soundscape with song. Magnetic migration ~ investigate intrepid animal migrants that use the Earth’s magnetic field to f...
Echolocation: Animal Magnetism Part II: May 13, 2017
Echolocation: Long Night Part 2: Feb 25, 2017
We’ll eavesdrop on winter’s silence, and absorb the twilight vibe of long nights and dark days. We’ll explore human use of echolocation in both scientific and artistic endeavors, and investigate work...
Echolocation: Long Night Part I: Feb 25, 2017
Echolocation: Does Fall Make A Sound? Part I: Dec 10, 2016
On this autumn broadcast of Echolocation, we'll contemplate the age-old question "when a tree falls in the woods and there’s no one there to hear it, does it make a sound?" We'll feature little brown...
Echolocation: Does Fall Make A Sound? Part II: Dec 10, 2016
We'll celebrate this season of harvest and death with a remembrance of three great artists who passed beyond the veil this Autumn - musician and composer, Pauline Oliveros; soul singer for the band th...
Echolocation: Catch the Wave Part I: Aug 20, 2016
Beat the heat with the summer broadcast of Echolocation. We’ll keep it cool by immersing ourselves in waves that are so pervasive, we may as well surf them. The undulations of ocean waves are a remi...
Echolocation: Catch the Wave Part II: Aug 20, 2016
Echolocation: Nothing but an Echo of the Past Part 1: May 14, 2016
On this first edition of Echolocation, we’ll plumb the depths of natural sound recording, and expose the roots of bioacoustics and soundscape studies. During the first hour of the show, we’ll investig...
Echolocation: Nothing but an Echo of the Past Part 2: May 14, 2016