A podcast about the sounds of, and against, gentrification in Berlin-Kreuzberg.Created in the out.cast podcast workshop "construction and control" by studio lärm at the FHXB district museum Berlin.

Binaural recordings of hidden speakers while walking in Japan

A podcast audio-walk from Llangollen Bridge to the summit of Castell Dinas Bran produced by Sarah Baylis & Sally Harrison, featuring a range of archival commentaries , from the 18thc century to the present day, voiced by members of the local community

Blake guides you miles down forgotten railroad tracks to an abandoned double-decker passenger train in the middle of the California desert.

"Sins Beneath the Equator" is a project which deconstructs myths deeply rooted in the Pernambuco and Brazilian imagination, related to the Dutch occupation of the northeast of Brazil, in the 17th century.

What if you could walk into a story? Welcome to a profound new immersive experience that moves you—literally. Eighty Thousand Steps is a first-of-its-kind embodied story that asks you to walk with a refugee. You power this story, one step at a time.

We kick off the first series of Lowlines with me, Petra, getting my feet back on the ground at the Ole & Nu Style Fellas parade in the 6th Ward. Then we step off the sidewalk to go find the wonderful Jarrad DeGruy, whose footwork is unmatched, and whose spirit behind it is key to understanding the relationship between the second liners of New Orleans and the ground upon which they dance.

A walk and a talk about harvest late summer wild herbs.

As we follow the river from Lower Sydenham to Catford Bridge, in Lewisham, South East London, we invite you to think about how these places were made and how people continue to feed into shaping the river and the spaces through which it flows. We’ll be hearing from those who look after it, those who move through it and play in it. To walk with us on the route of the walk, start at the entrance to the Waterlink Way on Southend Lane. We will walk from here to Catford Bridge. From: maps.app.goo.gl/uESVrh6h2YoMsUCQ8 to: maps.app.goo.gl/bQHWhJQgdV9G8iDq8 Otherwise, listen wherever you are!

All-American Ruins guides listeners through immersive audio fantasies, recreating my experiences exploring abandoned spaces. I ask critical questions about society and culture while encouraging folks to activate their imaginations for healing.

All-American Ruins guides listeners through immersive audio fantasies, recreating my experiences exploring abandoned spaces. Along the way, I ask questions about society and culture while encouraging folks to activate their imaginations for healing.

"Longing for Speech and Freedom" is an audio walk / location-based podcast on the feminist revolution in Iran, the racist attack in Hanau, safe spaces, discrimination and empowerment and the topicality of Anne Frank's diary.

1. Imperial Capital circles the palace and city's global history (06/23). 2. Commoners’ Capital explores the low, working city northeast (06/23). 3. Neo-Tokyo goes west to find entertainment, and what cities might be (07/23). + A bonus train episode.

“A woman has just suddenly touched her chest, as if remembering that she’s here.” Expanding on her popular Twitter account, Miranda Keeling invites you to join her as she stops to notice the small, magical moments of everyday life, in binaural sound.

This walking work features 10 audio walking tours conducted by community members.

The listener joins our hosts Livvi & Gus as they explore the old ruin of Moore Hall, near Lough Cara Co. Mayo. Although one is not required to listen in situ, it would certainly enhance the experience - safely exploring as one listens to the piece.

Three quarters of the way up a mountain in the rugged Cairngorms of rural Scotland is a site that was precious to women for generations. We walk this mountain to search for this site, exploring what significance it holds for the modern day.

historicity is a new series of audio walking tours, which explores how cities got to be the way they are - starting with London.

I compiled sounds recorded during a walk around Hilbre Island during high tide, when the island is cut off from mainland Wirral. I wanted to document the atmosphere of the island, for anyone unwilling or unable to make the journey themselves.

An ornithology-themed walk through the Gade River Valley in the Chiltern Hills.