All you need is ears

In the season finale of "All you need is Ears", our host Giulia Barbieri, drives to the Everglades to experience the sounds of this unique ecosystem in the rain. She highlights the sounds of the airboat motor, alligator calls, frog choruses, and bird vocalizations. She also stops at Cafe Hammock, a restaurant run by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians, and reflects on the importance of preserving the delicate balance of the Everglades' ecosystem, which is threatened by climate change.

For the second episode of "All you need is Ears", we explore the sounds of the Calle Ocho music festival, a yearly tradition in Little Havana, Miami. Hosted by Giulia Barbieri, the episode takes listeners on a sonic journey through the festival, highlighting the sizzling sounds of food being cooked, the chatter and laughter of festival-goers, the diverse music from different Latin American countries, and the applause for local bands. Through these sounds, listeners gain a glimpse into the vibrant Latin culture and community that is celebrated at the Calle Ocho music festival.

From the rhythmic beats of salsa music to the peaceful sound of waves crashing against the shore, Miami has something for everyone to enjoy. In this first episode of "All you need is Ears", we're going to focus on the construction sounds in the Brickell area and what they tell us about the city's progress and opportunities.