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The Sound Issue

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Browse the full May 12, 2022 issue. Download a free PDF of the print issue.


Northwestern audiologist Jasleen Singh uses a prestigious new grant to research how self-fitted over-the-counter hearing aids might connect more people with care.


Two green-tinted monochrome steam radiators, labeled "Fig. 267" and "Fig. 98" in the style of an academic guide

How to tell by listening whether your steam radiator is healthy, out of alignment, or harboring a dire malefic presence


Chicago has quietly expanded the surveillance technology’s footprint—but it’s still disproportionately listening to Black and Brown communities.


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Ele Matelan performs foley on mike in Halloween III: Season of the Witch, part of the 2016 installment of It Came From the Neo-Futurarium

The Chicago foley artist explains the history and practice of the craft that gave us slapsticks and thunder sheets.


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