Hey there, it's Vanessa.

I'm hard at work on a brand new episode of Nocturne to be released in a couple of weeks,

but in the meantime, I wanted to let you know about another show that I think you'll

really like, so I decided to feature an episode here in the Nocturne feed.

This story comes from 20,000 Hertz, a lovingly crafted podcast that reveals the stories

behind the world's most recognizable and interesting sounds.

The episode is called Sonic Bubbles, and it's about how humans have shaped our Sonic environment.

20,000 Hertz has also done episodes about the music and human speech, spy messages on

the radio, and the sounds of other planets.

Subscribe to 20,000 Hertz right here in your podcast player, and enjoy Sonic Bubbles

now.

You're listening to 20,000 Hertz.

You should boy, right?

This morning, say, listen to the music all the time.

This is from the movie Baby Driver.

It's kind of an action comedy about a group of bank robbers and criminals.

The main character is a young getaway driver whose nickname is Baby, and the thing about

Baby is that he's always wearing earbuds.

Baby has tenetis, which is a condition where his ears are constantly ringing.

To cope with it, he listens to music pretty much non-stop.

But Baby's music does more than just drown out the ringing in his ears.

It also helps him focus while he's pulling off mind-blowing car stunts and speeding

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