tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by communication and media studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.

this week’s show features three creative works from COMS 4501: digital media production — an audio portrait, a soundscape composition, and an audio documentary.

you’ll hear:

🎙️ Sam Millette – “Mother Hen”

🔊 Rosemary Robillard – “Muscle Memory”

🎧 Caitlin Reid – “Harbouring Community”

together, these pieces trace themes of family memory, grief and routine, and the resilience of independent bookstores.

hit play and discover how carleton students are using sound to reflect on love, loss, and community.

tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by Communication and Media Studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.

this episode features three works from COMS 4501: Digital Media Production—an audio portrait, a soundscape composition, and an audio documentary.

you’ll hear:

🎙️ Nimi Oladipupo – “Borders and Belonging”

🔊 Calla Lily Barei-Fabris – “The Spaces Between Us”

🎧 Destiny DeJong – “Help for Family”

from leaving Iran and creating a new sense of home, to the quiet rhythms of apartment life, to a neighbourhood pet store turned hub for community care: these stories explore resilience, connection, and the compassion that fills the gaps where systems fall short.

listen now and experience the creative audio work coming out of Carleton University!

tune in for another episode of student-produced audio storytelling, hosted by communication and media studies student Kateryna Kalynovska.

this episode features three creative works from COMS 4501: digital media production — an audio portrait, a soundscape composition, and an audio documentary.

you’ll hear:

🎙️ Abby Stewart – “Audio Portrait of Oma Liz”

🔊 Ava Konopliff – “Nostalgia in Motion”

🎧 Rosemarie Robillard – “Dunrobin Dreams: The Reality of Rural Retirement”

together, these pieces explore intergenerational memory, the ache of growing up, and what it really takes to live well outside the city.

hit play and discover how Carleton students are using sound to reflect on family, identity, and home.