A special thank you to everyone involved in the podcast.
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Acknowledgements
Funder: TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities, University of Oxford.
Audio recording and editing: Faculty of Music, University of Oxford and Oxford Digital Media.
Proofreading of sound guide: Clea Desebrock and Charlotte Thompson-Grant.
Voiceover artist: Vita Oldershaw.
A special thank you to all of you who shared your favourite Oxford city soundscapes! Thank you also for all your time, patience, knowledge, and creativity. (Ethics Approval Reference Number: R58049/RE001, R58049/RE002, and R58049/RE003. Recorded: 2018-2022.)
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