by CJSW 90.9 FM
How do our ears see? Perhaps in a brighter, more dynamic technicolour than our eyes can begin to imagine. Ears Have Eyes is an auditory exhibition space for sound art on the radio. Artists respond to a monthly theme, making new compositions and sharing existing sound artworks on CJSW’s radio waves. Ears Have Eyes invites local, national, and international artists to share auditory aesthetics, spatial soundscapes, spoken word, experimental music, and other recorded media.
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June 5, 2026
<b>ALGORYTHMIC: computational acoustics & virtual soundscapes </b><br /> <br></br><br /> This month, we’re exploring the theme ALGORYTHMIC: computational acoustics & virtual soundscapes. Algorithms are increasingly shaping our world, sculpting it to our individual tastes and interests in a self-perpetuating cycle of selective reinforcement. At best, these algorithms guide us towards information that is relevant to us, at worst, they create blind confirmation bias, shading us from “truths” that don’t match our own world-view. Regardless, a rhythm forms in the way we receive algorithmic information – a compressing and elongating of digital content. Our June episode asks, what if this rhythm was a sound? Thus, “algo - rythmic.” <br></br><br /> <b>ARTISTS: </b><br><br /> Daria Baiocchi <br><br /> Hugo Paquete <br><br /> Hui Kim <br><br /> Owen Duff <br><br /> Rosario Di Rosa <br><br /> Stefanie Wasserman <br><br /> Zak Colello <br></br><br /> This program is co-hosted by Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett, and curated and edited by Caitlind Brown. Thanks to CJSW, Golden Co-Op Radio, and NAISA for supporting this show!<br /> <br></br><br /> Learn more about the artists and submit your own sound art at <a href="https://hibernationproject.ca/ears-have-eyes/">www.hibernationproject.ca/ears-have-eyes/ </a>
May 10, 2026
<b>THE SOUND OF HOPE: return of the light (2nd annual edition) </b><br /> <br></br><br /> This month, we’re exploring THE SOUND OF HOPE. Our second annual hope episode started with three brief expressions of hopeful sounds from Cristian Argento, Susan Clarahan, Sean Meggeson, and Roddie Cat. Many of the sound artists on today’s program consider hope as a relational feeling, a compulsion of resistance against waves of darkness and oppression – hope as an antithesis, as a vaccine against misery, as an oasis where the future remains not just possible, but bright. <br></br><br /> <b>ARTISTS: </b><br><br /> 53cm <br><br /> Brigitte Haas <br><br /> Cristian Argento <br><br /> Gero von Randow <br><br /> Leonie Roessler <br><br /> Massy Emond <br><br /> Sam Rowe <br><br /> Sean Meggeson <br><br /> Shih Lin Hung <br><br /> Tyler Delaney Reed <br></br><br /> This program is co-hosted by Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett, and curated and edited by Caitlind Brown. Thanks to CJSW, Golden Co-Op Radio, and NAISA for supporting this show!<br /> <br></br><br /> Learn more about the artists and submit your own sound art at <a href="https://hibernationproject.ca/ears-have-eyes/">www.hibernationproject.ca/ears-have-eyes/ </a>
April 2, 2026
<b>GRIEF: part 2 </b><br /> <br></br><br /> This is Part 2 of our GRIEF episode. <br></br><br /> Many of the works on today’s program commemorate those who have transitioned beyond life, but our GRIEF episode explores something broader and deeper than death. There is a sublingual thread tying the rawest expressions of grief with the creation of sound. There are no words strong enough to support the weight of grief. Grief is something you feel involuntarily, almost like an automatic response – a sound that leaks out of you. It is beyond our control or conscious understanding. And yet we all share this human experience. Grief is the price we pay for love. <br></br><br /> <b>ARTISTS: </b><br><br /> An-Ting <br><br /> Cameron Naylor <br><br /> Henry McPherson <br><br /> Hui Kim <br><br /> Mattia Benedetti <br><br /> Omar Reyna <br><br /> Philip Mantione <br><br /> sunfear <br></br><br /> EARS HAVE EYES is available on CJSW in Calgary/Mohkinstsis, Golden Co-Op Radio in Golden (BC) and NAISA Radio in South River (Ontario).<br /> <br></br><br /> This program is co-hosted by Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett, and curated and edited by Caitlind Brown. Thanks to CJSW, Golden Co-Op Radio, and NAISA for supporting this show!<br /> <br></br><br /> Learn more about the artists and submit your own sound art at <a href="https://hibernationproject.ca/ears-have-eyes/">www.hibernationproject.ca/ears-have-eyes/ </a>
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How do our ears see? Perhaps in a brighter, more dynamic technicolour than our eyes can begin to imagine.
Ears Have Eyes is an auditory exhibition space for sound art on the radio. Artists respond to a monthly theme, making new compositions and sharing existing sound artworks on CJSW’s radio waves.
Ears Have Eyes invites local, national, and international artists to share auditory aesthetics, spatial soundscapes, spoken word, experimental music, and other recorded media.
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