Audio

by WSM staff

Fall 2024

Listen to an excerpt of the WSU’s Mariachi Leones del Monte at the recent Mariachi Herencia Concert (September 21, 2024). The full concert with video can be found on YouTube.

Doctoral candidate Brooke Beech talks about compensation strategies for cognitive decline (podcast)

Summer 2024

Obsessed: Food Network official podcast hosted by WSU alum Jaymee Sire (offsite link)

Spring 2024

Butch the Cougar cartoon with sousaphone Listen to the Cougar Marching Band playing Hail Washington and the WSU Fight Song (live recordings).

Winter 2023

The ethics of eating: a talk with WSU bioethicist Samantha Noll (podcast)

Fall 2023

Restoring Palouse prairie: A field trip with Chris Duke in honor of his mom (podcast)

Kicker Dean Janikowski talks about raising money in honor of his mom (podcast)

Eric McElroy talks about his journey as a composer and musician, influences, and connections to poetry (podcast)

Summer 2023

A chat with Tom Haig about reinventing his life, writing his book, and where he’s going next (podcast)

Spring 2023

Helen Szablya in her own words (podcast)

A chat with Buddy Levy on the story behind his story (podcast)

Fall 2022

Saying Goodbye: Gillian Coldsnow reminisces about 28 years with NWPB (offsite link)

Spring 2022

Listen to Nimíipuu (Nez Perce) music from the past and today

Fall 2021

Enrique Cerna’s latest podcast, Chino y Chicano
(offsite link)

Listen to performances of Re-imagined Radio
(offsite link)

Fall 2020

A sound sculpture by Trimpin (from the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU permanent collection) was recently restaged in the gallery space it was originally designed. Listen to a sample of Ambiente432’s 12 motion-sensor resonator horns tuned to a frequency of 432Hz.

Charge up with Glenn Johnson’s famous “That’s another Cougar first down.”

What would a world without insects not sound like? Here are some insect sounds we couldn’t live without. Produced by Juan Ibarra as a WSU Entomology 101 project. (YouTube)

Winter 2019

Stripland podcast Listen to Joan Burbick as she reads the beginning of her new book Stripland.

Fall 2019

YAZZ Band by WSU Regents Professor, composer, and saxophonist Greg Yasinitsky

Spring 2019

Recordings of the Washington State Fight Song from: NASA and Space Shuttle Challenger, the first known recording in 1934, and Tom Tuttle from Tacoma singing in Volunteers