About This Episode
Austin and Jay Anderson explore the idea that ancient civilizations may have experimented with forms of sound-based engineering — including acoustics, vibration, and resonance — that modern science is only beginning to revisit. Jay shares stories from Tibet, Nepal, and other traditions where large instruments and harmonic arrangements were used in ways that resemble concepts like cymatics and geometric resonance. From the architecture of temples and cathedrals to the patterns found in stained glass, the conversation looks at how sound and geometry appear together across cultures. They discuss the possibility that earlier societies intuitively understood aspects of vibration and frequency long before modern physics began studying them. This midlength clip focuses on the intersection of ancient tradition, acoustic knowledge, and emerging scientific frontiers. Full episode with @ProjectUnity https://youtu.be/O5Y-A-fWqhU #austinandmattpodcast #austinandmatt #podcastclips #podcast #AncientKnowledge #SoundScience #Resonance #Cymatics #Geometry #History #Acoustics #ScienceAndTradition #Exploration #Educational