The Documentary Podcast
Sounds of the City
Jun 13, 2018
Peter White, born blind, explores Moscow using his heightened sense of hearing. He describes the city as 'satisfyingly noisy,' delving into the distinct sounds of urban spaces and tranquil parks. The podcast also covers urban climbing, football enthusiasm, biker culture at a music festival, and Russia's space program history.
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- Exploring Moscow through sound reveals the city's captivating noise scenery.
- The podcast sheds light on the sacrifices and challenges faced by animals in early space exploration, exemplified by Laika's story.
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Exploring Moscow's History and Transformation
The podcast delves into the history and transformation of Moscow, reflecting on the narrator's fascination with the city, from its football legacy to its underground system. Through encounters with blind individuals and a visit to a museum, the narrative unfolds the shifts in Moscow's landscape while exploring the enduring essence of the city amidst changing times and modernizations.
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