app01 Mon, 02 Nov 2026 21:00:29 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) chill af - Episodes Tagged with “Sports” https://chillaf.fireside.fm/tags/sports Sun, 15 Jul 2018 23:00:00 -0700 chill af is a series of audio field recordings of calm, pleasing sounds. Episodes will include sounds from places that include: parks, rains, crackling fires, trains, cafés, the ocean, and plenty of sounds of nature. Each episode is 15, 30, or 60min in length, no host, no intro, and no speaking—just steady natural sounds to relax, or work, or meditate to. Enjoy. en-us episodic Chill Audio (recorded in the) Field Matt Haughey chill af is a series of audio field recordings of calm, pleasing sounds. Episodes will include sounds from places that include: parks, rains, crackling fires, trains, cafés, the ocean, and plenty of sounds of nature. Each episode is 15, 30, or 60min in length, no host, no intro, and no speaking—just steady natural sounds to relax, or work, or meditate to. Enjoy. no Matt Haughey matt@haughey.com Episode 3: Binaural soccer game, Portland Thorns vs Houston Dash 45th minute to the 75th minute https://chillaf.fireside.fm/3 b70e393f-ab0e-40ae-91d6-1b2196ca1a6b Sun, 15 Jul 2018 23:00:00 -0700 Matt Haughey full Matt Haughey This is designed to be chill for soccer fans 30:01 no <p>Admittedly, this isn't typical chill audio, since they score twice and the crowd goes completely wild, but as long as we're stretching the limits of what a podcast can be, why not stretch the limits of what counts as chill field audio recordings? It's relaxing to hear the lull between plays and between chants and songs in the stadium. </p> <p>This was recorded with binaural mics from the top of the cheap seats, away from people talking. It's behind the goal so there is an entire music/drum/singing/spirit section off to the left nearby that never stops throughout the game.</p> sports, crowd Admittedly, this isn't typical chill audio, since they score twice and the crowd goes completely wild, but as long as we're stretching the limits of what a podcast can be, why not stretch the limits of what counts as chill field audio recordings? It's relaxing to hear the lull between plays and between chants and songs in the stadium.

This was recorded with binaural mics from the top of the cheap seats, away from people talking. It's behind the goal so there is an entire music/drum/singing/spirit section off to the left nearby that never stops throughout the game.

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This was recorded with binaural mics from the top of the cheap seats, away from people talking. It's behind the goal so there is an entire music/drum/singing/spirit section off to the left nearby that never stops throughout the game.

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