What happens when you transition from a listener who hears Katy Payne's voice through the radio to a producer who has to contact her by phone?
katy payne
katy payne
A great video from Pop!Tech featuring our guest this week, acoustic biologist Katy Payne, on capturing elephant infrasound inaudible to the human ear and linking those sounds to an elephant’s behavior.
What happens when you transition from a listener who hears Katy Payne's voice through the radio to a producer who has to contact her by phone?
A great video from Pop!Tech featuring our guest this week, acoustic biologist Katy Payne, on capturing elephant infrasound inaudible to the human ear and linking those sounds to an elephant’s behavior.
What happens when you transition from a listener who hears Katy Payne's voice through the radio to a producer who has to contact her by phone?
A great video from Pop!Tech featuring our guest this week, acoustic biologist Katy Payne, on capturing elephant infrasound inaudible to the human ear and linking those sounds to an elephant’s behavior.
Katy Payne is the kind of person I love to interview. For starters, she is warm and delightful, wise and instructive, about things I had never pondered before. And though eminent in her field of “acoustic biology,” she is not a famous name.
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