Bruce Odland's guest appearances

Bruce Odland

Art + Music + Technology

Interior Design Magazine Innovation Podcast

Sonic Earth Expeditions

Christopher Reid

Matt Black

Matt Jackson

Geert Bevin

Devin Fleenor

William Fields

Pauline Oliveros

Brad Garton

Mark Vail

James Grahame

Nathan Moody

Marcel Wierckx

Christine Papania

Benjamin Forest

Rob Ray

OwlTail

Joining Mary Beth this time is Bruce Odland, a sonic thinker, creator and composer. Bruce creates sound installations in collaboration with Sam Auinger that transform the sounds of cities into music. He’s the founder of the Tank Center for Sonic Arts in Colorado and most recently, he collaborated with renowned actor and playwright Wallace Shawn to reinvent two of his plays as a podcast. http://bruceodland.net/

Joining Mary Beth this time is Bruce Odland, a sonic thinker, creator and composer. Bruce creates sound installations in collaboration with Sam Auinger that transform the sounds of cities into music. He’s the founder of the Tank Center for Sonic Arts in Colorado and most recently, he collaborated with renowned actor and playwright Wallace Shawn to reinvent two of his plays as a podcast. <a href="http://bruceodland.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bruceodland.net/</a>

Sonic Thinking with Bruce Odland

For the second episode of Interior Design’s Innovation podcast, editor in chief Cindy Allen engages in a conversation on acoustics and sound design with Interface's Lead Product Designer, Kari Pei and Bruce Odland, an artist and pioneer in sound installations. The monthly podcast complements Innovation channel’s broad coverage of must-know news happening across global industries, comprising architecture, design, applied sciences, food, fashion, visual arts, and everything in between.Audio clips courtesy of Bruce Odland and Rinde Eckert.

For the second episode of Interior Design’s Innovation podcast, editor in chief Cindy Allen engages in a conversation on acoustics and sound design with Interface's Lead Product Designer, Kari Pei and Bruce Odland, an artist and pioneer in sound installations. The monthly podcast complements Innovation channel’s broad coverage of must-know news happening across global industries, comprising architecture, design, applied sciences, food, fashion, visual arts, and everything in between. Audio clips courtesy of Bruce Odland and Rinde Eckert.

Innovation Podcast episode 2 featuring Kari Pei of Interface & Bruce Odland

I first heard about the TANK a while ago, but it was recently re-initiated in my brain by Jane Rigler, who reached out about the recent Kickstarter for it. It is a huge (and I mean HUGE) water take from days of old, and it has been re-purposed into a performance/recording space. This effort has been led by Bruce Odland - today's interviewee. Bruce started this project as a sound artist touring the west, but has become entranced by the sound - and the performance opportunities - provided by The TANK. In this chat, we hear about how the TANK changes the people that work with it, and how individuals become part of a bigger instrument in a way that we don't get to experience in our laptop-based studios, or with our Walmart-purchased musical artifacts. I hate to talk more about this when Bruce speaks so eloquently about the beginnings and the futures of The TANK Center for Sonic Arts. So listen to the podcast for more insight. And when you want to dig deeper into The TANK, check out their site at: http://tanksounds.org/ This is an amazing project, and my thanks go to Bruce for the chance to learn more. Enjoy!

I first heard about the TANK a while ago, but it was recently re-initiated in my brain by Jane Rigler, who reached out about the recent Kickstarter for it. It is a huge (and I mean HUGE) water take from days of old, and it has been re-purposed into a performance/recording space. This effort has been led by Bruce Odland - today's interviewee. Bruce started this project as a sound artist touring the west, but has become entranced by the sound - and the performance opportunities - provided by The TANK. In this chat, we hear about how the TANK changes the people that work with it, and how individuals become part of a bigger instrument in a way that we don't get to experience in our laptop-based studios, or with our Walmart-purchased musical artifacts. I hate to talk more about this when Bruce speaks so eloquently about the beginnings and the futures of The TANK Center for Sonic Arts. So listen to the podcast for more insight. And when you want to dig deeper into The TANK, check out their site at: <a href="http://tanksounds.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://tanksounds.org/</a> This is an amazing project, and my thanks go to Bruce for the chance to learn more. Enjoy!

Podcast 119: Bruce Odland (The TANK)