The future of branding: capturing audiences through sound experiences & podcasting, an exploratory guide for today's strategic communicator 

Musicians utilizing social media to increase brand awareness, further promote their brand and establish brand equity 

The contours of the sonic color-line: slavery, segregation, and the cultural politics of listening 

Sonic displacement, sonic placemaking: the poetics of diaspora in Yoko Tawada, Jessica Hagedorn, and M.I.A. 

Sounds of belonging: sonic diaspora in overseas Chinese radio stations 

Sensing the sonic and mnemonic: digging through grooves, Afro-feelings and Black markets in Ghana, 1966-present 

Framing the fight: post-9/11 warfare and the logistics of representation 

Securitizing language: political elites and language policy securitization in South Korea 

Whatever happened to suburban rhythm?: The unsung music of Long Beach, California 

H.D.'s dramatic poetics: tragedy, translation, and processional poems; &, The jasmine years: in three books, Los Angeles, 2013-2020 

Discovery of a novel role for Sonic Hedgehog during the early stages of large-scale murine rib regeneration 

Aftermarkets of empire: South Korean popular music and global logics of race and gender in the U.S. media industries 

AIDS and its afterlives: race, gender, and the queer radical imagination 

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The evolution of public relations practices in the indie rock genre 

Noise & silence: underground music and resistance in the People's Republic of China 

The cycles of dread: reggae roots and culture amid processes of globalization 

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Daily Trojan, vol. 210, no. 16, Sep 13, 2023 

Synthetic, structural, and theoretical investigations of carbonions and dianions 

Developing a method for measuring kinetic rates of RNA/protein interaction using switchSENSE® technology on the DRX2 

Public relations in the music business: how publicists continue to improve a changing industry 

For whom is neo-soul?: Black women and rhetorical invention in the public sphere 

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