The line between words and music is hard to draw, so is the line between the everyday sounds around you and music. In fact, we'd say there's no line at all.

Under the skin

Jan 6th, 2017 53m 52s

We peel back a layer and get under the skin of scientists, unusual love stories, a new city rising up from the dust... and Arthur Boyd's paintings.

Sound preservation exploration

Dec 30th, 2016 53m 46s

In Prototype Days: sounds and stories from the Sound Preservation Association of Tasmania.

Soundproof Summer

Dec 23rd, 2016 53m 52s

Soundproof kicks off its first summer episode with something old and something new.

Foxes and forests

Dec 16th, 2016 47m 20s

We rustle through the underbrush stealthily stalking foxes and surveying sound parks of the world.

An obsolete symphony

Dec 9th, 2016 54m 46s

Maudslay Engine. The Cat Piano . Berlioz's Euphonia . Sonic Rupture: Elemental Shapings. Khlebnikov's Radio of The Future .

Soundproof sea shanties

Dec 2nd, 2016 53m 28s

A gifted fisherman who could see through the waves to the creatures beneath, and the moment just before a tsunami when the earth holds its breath, and the sea comes roaring back.

As sweet as Soundproof

Nov 25th, 2016 37m 5s

Choccies, biccies and lollies at the ready. It's time to snack on Soundproof.

Sound through space and time

Nov 18th, 2016 45m 23s

Eyes and ears up, down, looking forward and back.

All ears on Aurora Australis

Nov 11th, 2016 28m 58s

Follow the light, find darkness and explore the spaces between.

Turkish starlight

Nov 4th, 2016 44m 7s

Ear Drops: Sonic Boundaries. Stagazing for Beginners: Navigation. Return.

Young at heart

Oct 28th, 2016 44m 25s

Dancing with butterflies, gazing at the moon and strolling through virtual parks

Sky high

Oct 21st, 2016 54m 5s

The sound of the stars, stormy skies and high art.

Radio Yak: Magz Hall

1 Oct 14th, 2016 54m 7s

Magz Hall's work begins where airwaves end. She shares her Radio Yak picks and her vision for the future of radio.

Measuring time in sound

Oct 7th, 2016 53m 52s

Timekeeping by insects, the sound of capitalism and biological energy harvesting.

Translations of a different kind

Sep 30th, 2016 43m 37s

Human sensations that are impossible to communicate and when Roald Dahl turns up nature to full volume.

Sounding the future, the real life and the imaginary

Sep 23rd, 2016 34m 43s

Imaginary instruments from literature, life after an illegal border crossing and a cybernoir story with a dangerous choice to be made.

Sound walks

Sep 16th, 2016 36m 20s

Sound walks around ancient Cretan city of Hania and a guided tour around the Museum of Imaginary Instruments.

What rubbish!

Sep 9th, 2016 54m 11s

An Italian falls completely in love with the words of a South Korean, and composes a serenade using her syllables, diphthongs, plosives and phonemes.

Ghost towns

Sep 2nd, 2016 39m 13s

We're on the hunt for ghost towns starting in the wild west of Tasmania where several abandoned townships, once bustling communities now seemingly lie dormant.

Ancient voices in mind

Jul 29th, 2016 53m 50s

A small monastery of friars learn to sing ancient Dominican chanting and an audio exercise that taps into your autonomic nervous system.

We still love you Descartes

Jul 22nd, 2016 54m 58s

Sometimes no fixed position is better. A radio instructional that uses images created by your mind to connect with your body and Aboriginal ghost spirits brought into the light.