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Soundwalker

Hosted by David Rothenberg · music · EN-US · 30 episodes

About this Podcast:

A series of talks on music, nature, sound, and the world around us hosted by musician and writer David Rothenberg

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

29%

Guest openness

Selective

80/100
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Questions about Soundwalker

What is Soundwalker about?

A series of talks on music, nature, sound, and the world around us hosted by musician and writer David Rothenberg

Who hosts Soundwalker?

Soundwalker is hosted by David Rothenberg. The show has published 30 episodes to date.

What has Soundwalker covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Diana Maria Restrepo and Jeremy Eichler: Of Rivers and Music" (14 June 2026, 40 minutes), "Joe Boyd: A Lifetime Seeking Unexpected Music" (7 October 2025, 101 minutes), and "Marilyn Crispell: To Be In the Moment" (30 November 2024, 94 minutes).

How often does Soundwalker publish?

Soundwalker publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 30 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Soundwalker?

Booking probability for Soundwalker is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Soundwalker requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Soundwalker's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Soundwalker?

The strongest fits for Soundwalker are Artists, Writers & Performers. Soundwalker has a music audience.

About the host

David Rothenberg hosts Soundwalker, a music show with 30 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #30

    Diana Maria Restrepo and Jeremy Eichler: Of Rivers and Music

    Jun 14, 202640 minS0

    <p>I was fortunate to spend a week in the Amazon with the Wild Symphony Project at the Calanoa Amazonas Wilderness Lodge. With me were an international cohort of musicians and naturalists, including music writer Jeremy...

  • Episode #29

    Joe Boyd: A Lifetime Seeking Unexpected Music

    Oct 7, 20251h 41mS0

    <p>Seems like whenever musical history was made over the last sixty years, Joe Boyd was there. He produced Pink Floyd, Fairport Convention, Nick Drake, Richard Thompson, 10,000 Maniacs, Billy Bragg, and introduced...

  • Episode #28

    Marilyn Crispell: To Be In the Moment

    Nov 30, 20241h 34mS0

    <p>An hour and a half with the great improvising pianist Marilyn Crispell, winner of a 2025 NEA Jazz Masters Award. We learn how and when she began improvising, and how she has learned to combine energy and calm over...

  • Episode #27

    W.A. Mathieu: How Much Does a Musician Need to Know?

    Nov 2, 20241h 34mS0

    <p>A conversation with 86-year old musical master Allaudin Mathieu, who started out arranging for Duke Ellington and went on to become a great mentor and spiritual force, today making some of the best work of his career...

  • Episode #26

    What Club Will Have Me? David Rothenberg Interviewed by Victoria Vesna

    Apr 15, 20241h 7mS0

    <p>Finally I dare to make myself the subject of an interview in my own podcast. The art/science pioneer Victoria Vesna grilled me on how I got where I am today: What I learned from John Cage, R. Murray Schafer, and all...

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  • Episode #25

    David James Duncan: The East in the West, the West in the East

    Jan 24, 20241h 6mS0

    <p>David James Duncan worked on his masterwork novel SUN HOUSE for nearly two decades, and it has now arrived. I met him last in the early days of the project, and now sixteen years later we sit down to talk about why...

  • Episode #24

    Sun Chung: Sonic Mystery

    Jun 2, 202348 minS0

    <p>Sun Chung founded Red Hook Records after working for more than a decade at ECM Records in Munich. It's rapidly becoming a beacon for what a creative music label can be in our tumultuous times. In this extensive...

  • Episode #23

    Glen Moore's Bass: The Sound of Desire

    Mar 6, 20231h 5mS0

    <p>A far-reaching conversation with one of the finest bass players of our time, Glen Moore, known for his work with the Paul Winter Consort and Oregon, he also recorded many albums on ECM and Intuition with the likes of...

  • Episode #22

    Lisa Wells: It's a Beautiful F*cking World

    Mar 28, 202258 minS0

    <p>Today I speak with the poet, activist, and environmental writer Lisa Wells, author of Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World. We talk about the anger of youth, the fallibility of heroes, and the value of...

  • Episode #21

    Ben Neill: Mutation and the Groove

    Mar 15, 20221h 15mS0

    <p> Composer-performer Ben Neill reveals the history of his invention the Mutantrumpet, and his work over the years with Jon Hassell, John Cage, and La Monte Young, along with new ideas on where music will go in the...

  • Episode #20

    Matthew Aidekman: The Black Box of Cool

    Dec 22, 202158 minS0

    <p>Today I speak with musician, software developer, sound experimenter Matthew Aidekman on what computers can and can't do for us in the world of audio, and why the search for surprising ways to transform music...

  • Episode #19

    Erica Cirino: Getting Beyond a Plastic Life

    Dec 17, 202152 minS0

    <p>Erica Cirino, science journalist, photographer, adventurer, discusses her new book THICKER THAN WATER (Island Press), on her journey to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and the problem of plastics in our world in...

  • Episode #18

    Berlin Emergence

    Jul 23, 20211h 56mS0

    <p>Happy to be back in Berlin after an absence of more than two years, I was invited to guest host Bernhard Wöstheinrich's radio show THF Experience, which broadcasts from an old guardhouse at the entrance to the...

  • Episode #17

    Kathleen Dean Moore: Grief, Not Despair, in the Earth's Wild Music

    Jun 17, 202147 minS0

    <p>Today I speak with philosopher and nature writer Kathleen Dean Moore, whose new book celebrates the wild music of the natural world, in the hope that we can attune to its beauty and still clearly see the challenges...

  • Episode #16

    Hugh Raffles: A Journey through Rock and Stone

    Apr 23, 202158 minS0

    <p>Today I talk to anthropologist and writer Hugh Raffles about THE BOOK OF UNCONFORMITIES: SPECULATIONS ON LOST TIME, his latest epic work, a journey across the globe through personal tragedy, cultural conflict, and...

  • Episode #15

    Sam Lee: From Nettles to Nightingales

    Apr 12, 20211h 1mS0

    <p>Today I speak with the great English folk singer, musical archivist, and activist on how he became obsessed with that fine singing bird, the nightingale. That makes at least two of us who go out into the forests to...

  • Episode #14

    Jon Balke: The Music of Change

    Dec 24, 20201h 4mS0

    <p>Jon Balke, master pianist, composer and bandleader, has blended the music of Africa and the Middle East with a uniquely precise and personal approach to improvisation, which sometimes blends his keyboard work with...

  • Episode #13

    We've Been Involved with Organisms Forever: Stephen Nachmanovitch and David Rothenberg

    Dec 23, 202058 minS0

    <p>I am honored to present this live duo concert and discussion with the great Stephen Nachmanovitch, author of the books FREE PLAY and THE ART OF IS—improvisor, teacher, thinker. We converse through music and words...

  • Episode #11

    Is a Truck Passing By Music? John Cage Reconsidered

    Nov 20, 202033 minS0

    <p>Professor David Rothenberg’s electronic music class at the New Jersey Institute of Technology is introduced to John Cage, and they are not pleased. As they ask themselves and their friends some of Cage's famous...

  • Episode #12

    Hanna Mattes and David Rothenberg: Take Me to That Landscape

    Nov 20, 202058 minS0

    <p>Unable to see, hear, or meet each other in the real world, Hanna and David try everything to break through the ‘meaninglessness' of nature to find truth, beauty, and contact in a world where invisible species are...

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