Influences and Impacts of Podcast on Sonic Space and Sonic Color Line

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The sound object I have selected is a podcast, and the two-course concepts are taking up the sonic space, which focuses on feminized vocality and the sonic color line. A podcast is a compilation or sequence of electronic audio recordings that may be downloaded or streamed over the Internet. A podcast episode is a collection of audio recordings. Podcasts are usually presented by one or more people who conduct a discussion, tell tales, or report on current events. To some extent, podcasts are preferred because minimal costs are involved when accessing them, and they can easily be updated. Podcasts often focus on different topics, and for this reason, they can easily be connected to the course concepts, which also have different arguments. The paper focuses on linking podcasts, the selected sound object, with concepts two concepts; taking up the sonic space and the sonic color line. The paper takes a systematic approach to analyze podcasts in general, followed by how they could be linked to the selected course concepts, whereby the influences and impacts of the podcast to the concepts are analyzed.
Nowadays, podcasts are said to be new modes of expression, and the fact that people have the freedom of expressing themselves, they are in a position of also expressing imperative aspects in their lives. These aspects are likely to revolve around the selected course concepts. For instance, in relation to the sonic color line, people are likely to express the discrimination they experience through podcasts, including all the injustices they face. This, in turn, is likely to influence the perceptions of listeners who are facing the same thing. I selected podcasts because they can easily be linked to the course concepts and even the events that occur in the community. Podcasts are an excellent instrument for creating understanding and influencing meaningful social change. They can hold an individual's attention for long durations, allowing them to go deeper into themes and get personalized without alienating their audience. Podcasting offers a tempting potential for a rising population to trace a line through all of auditory heritage, inventing and reinventing, discovering and rediscovering audio sensations and connections on their circumstances and in their capacities.
In relation to the concept of taking up the sonic space and the sonic color line, podcasts are likely to influence the perception of individuals towards these concepts. The selected concepts are important topics in society and the fact that they are likely to arise at any time. These podcasts encourage an interior and intimate mode of listening that is expected to advance individuals' perceptions in different contexts. Some of the reasons that make podcasts unique and why they are imperative to the selected concepts include that podcasts offer more listener control. It is really simple to rewind a podcast and listen to it again.
Conversely, we may listen to a segment of a podcast numerous times by scanning backward; this permits for varied production processes and information structuring modes. Podcast listening necessitates greater consumer variety and active participation in terms of listening possibilities. It is a push-pull system: listeners pull to find new content, and if they subscribe, a feed pushes fresh content to them. Podcasts have the potential to thrive among specialized worldwide audiences. They have a weaker connection to physical communities, regions, and countries. Without the permission of a procuring editor, podcasts can be created and disseminated. As a result, creators are frequently given a lot of leeways and minimal assistance.
Given that podcasts play an imperative role in influencing how individuals perceive certain concepts, it is imperative to highlight its impact on feminized vocality and podcasting as resistance. The idea focusses on drawing phenomenology and sound hypothesis to comprehend the women's activist ramifications of web recordings facilitated by ladies (explicitly when these ladies have remarkably minimized vocal styles), how podcasting treats ladies' voices uniquely in contrast to broadcasting as a forerunner, and how ladies in podcasting affects the field of women's activist media studies. In relation to this concept, podcasts can help enhance the awareness of how women are treated unfairly and notify people how their voices often go unnoticed. The information disseminated through podcasts will help individuals understand the reason behind the inequality and unfair treatment of women. The concept of taking up space states that we find it particularly fascinating because women's perspectives on podcasts frequently mirror the very characteristics that are monitored and critiqued in today's culture. Many pieces in the mainstream press have criticized the typically girly features of women's voices.
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