# Caspar Henderson
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caspar henderson is a British writer and journalist living in Oxford, England.
== Biography ==
Henderson was educated at Westminster School and Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
After working as a film script reader in Los Angeles, an aid worker in Uganda, and a research assistant and junior journalist working on human rights and the arming of Iraq by foreign powers and other matters, he became co-ordinator of the Green College Centre[1] at Oxford University from 1992 to 1994, which focused on climate change and other environmental issues.
Little Atoms 860 - Caspar Henderson's A Book of Noises
Caspar Henderson talks to Neil Denny about his new book, A Book of Noises: Notes on the Auraculous.
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Quirks of Human and Artificial Intelligence & The Good and Bad Ways Sounds Affect You
Seems like there isn’t much your smartphone CAN’T do. However, one weakness it has is the inability to stand up to cold weather. This episode begins with an explanation of why and how your phone is so vulnerable to the cold and what to do about it. https://blog.gaiagps.com/how-to-keep-your-phone-al…
The Writing Writes You - Caspar Henderson JU206
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It’s episode 206 with Caspar Henderson talking about his fascinating project – The Book of Noises. It’s a fun chat wher…
Michel Faber and Caspar Henderson
Georgina Godwin is joined by two authors who are both on a quest to find new ways to listen – and they invite you to do the same. Dutch-born writer Michel Faber has written several works of fiction including ‘The Crimson Petal and the White’. His first non-fiction book, ‘Listen: On Music, Sound and…
Full Show: Shaping the universe with sound, More complex medical issues in hospitals & Heating your home with sewage
Seg 1: How has sound shaped the universe?
Our guest is a writer who delves into the impact of sound across the universe and life itself.
Guest: Caspar Henderson, Multi-Award Winning Writer and Author of “A Book of Noises”
Seg 2: Millennials and Gen Z say it’s hard to find work out of University
In …
How has sound shaped the universe?
Our guest is a writer who delves into the impact of sound across the universe and life itself.
Guest: Caspar Henderson, Multi-Award Winning Writer and Author of “A Book of Noises”
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Sonic Lab 6 — a chat with Caspar Henderson about his brilliant "A Book of Noises"
Here at OIST Sonic Lab we have a deep fascination with sound, and it's a passion shared by this podcast episode`s guest, writer Caspar Henderson. His latest book, A Book of Noises - Notes on the Auraculous, is a captivating read and a wonderful contribution to the discussion about the importance of…
Notes on the Auraculous
Caspar Henderson's book A Book of Noises - Notes on the Auraculous is a beautiful read about the sound world we inhabit. Caspar joins Tom to talk about the sound of the Northern Lights, whale song, murmurations and Korean opera.
A Book of Noises by Caspar Henderson.
https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/b…
Ode to the Auraculous
Welcome to The Big Smoke Variety Show! This episode is an ode to the auraculous, as we delve into the extraordinary world of sound with writer and journalist Caspar Henderson, author of ‘A Book of Noises: Notes on the Auraculous’.
Caspar invites us to tune the dial of our minds and truly listen to…
The Book Club: Caspar Henderson
My guest in this week's Book Club podcast is Caspar Henderson, whose new book A Book of Noises: Notes on the Auraculous really is a journey into sound. He tells me why the music of the spheres – at least in this solar system – is a terrible racket, what we can learn from whale earwax, and why bat-s…
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