In today’s episode, we welcome Amanda Gutierrez, an interdisciplinary sound artist and researcher based in Mexico City. Her work on soundwalking and community-based sound practices opens new discussions on decolonizing sound methods, collective care, and urban space. Through projects like Flâneuse>La caminanta and The Brooklyn League of Women Walkers, as well as radio and mapping experiments, Amanda explores difference, embodiment, and violence via intersectional, feminist, and decolonial approaches. The episode features excerpts from her sound and video walks, influential tracks, and a conversation on the politics of soundwalking, migration, and the political dimensions of care in collective sound practices.