

Ep. #57: Listening Well with Jocelyn Frank
Jun 27, 2018
Join Jocelyn Frank, an award-winning audio journalist with a rich background at CBS and Smithsonian, as she explores the transformative power of listening. She delves into the vibrant soundscapes that enhance community and personal connections, recounting experiences of recording amidst urban sounds and nature. Jocelyn also shares insights on the DC Listening Lounge, emphasizing its role in fostering a love for diverse audio experiences. The conversation sparks curiosity through creative analogies, illustrating how listening can connect and inspire us.
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Listening Builds Connection
- Listening connects us deeply with people and our environment.
- It is a key cultural value that fosters understanding and connection.
Early Sound Memories
- Jocelyn Frank recalls early sound memories from her Michigan childhood involving birds and neighborhood soccer games.
- These sounds evoke feelings of home and personal grounding.
Focus on Subtle Sounds
- Focus on the smallest or most subtle sounds in your environment to ground yourself.
- This practice offers a mindful escape especially in overwhelming urban settings.