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On today’s episode, Mayuko speaks with Elizabeth LoGiudice, an environmental educator, a musician, and the producer of Echolocation on WGXC, a radio program that explores aspects of environmental art, especially the use of bioacoustics in sound art and musical composition. The interview discusses inspirations for deep listening and introduces her projects where art and science intersect. It also includes suggestions for birders on how to create their own music based on the data they collect, which can be a lot of fun even for those without art-making experience. The program also features an audio report on the Great Backyard Bird Count 2023 hosted by Columbia Land Conservancy and Alan Devoe Bird Club at the Ooms conservation area. It includes a mini interview with coordinators Heidi Bock (CLC) and Will Yandik (ADBC) and participants of the event. Along with music by Elizabeth LoGiudice including a piece she produced for the Polar Sounds project, and Moondog.

Links:
Elizabeth LoGiudice
https://lizlog.net/

Echolocation on WGXC (next episode airs on Thursday, March 30th 7pm ET!) https://wavefarm.org/radio/wgxc/schedule/z2ydy6

Project Breathless / Cod Songs
https://sites.google.com/esf.edu/projectbreathless/cod-songs

Liz’s piece for the Polar Sounds Project
https://audioboom.com/posts/8229990-as-above-so-below

Columbia Land Conservancy
https://clctrust.org/

Alan Devoe Bird Club
https://www.alandevoebirdclub.org/

Ooms Conservation Area on Ebird
https://ebird.org/hotspot/L472635

Great Backyard Bird Count
https://www.birdcount.org/

Beakuency: Meet Bird People in Columbia & Greene Counties!
Beakuency invites the local community to be inspired by the joy, beauty, and wisdom bird enthusiasts find in the nature of our neighborhoods. Every episode features an interview with local bird people, plus a freeform mix of sound made by birds and humans inspired by birds, and “Birds of Wave Farm”, a field recording journal from Wave Farm, Acra NY. Hosted by Mayuko Fujino.