Fighting noise - a nonoise podcast

noise is the Co2 of tomorrow. A rising issue of our society with dramatic consequences for our health and our performance. Mobility, Manufacturing, Construction or social life are the verticals where most people and wildlife are harmed. But there are solutions.A lot of people fight against noise to offer everyone a more quiet public space.Innovators and founders, experts and scientists, and investors. This podcast will offer you a great panel of these people to understand the problem of noise and create awareness around innovative solutions. Please share this podcast with anyone having already mentioned the problem of noise.Together, we will be stronger... fighting noise.

Fighting noise - a nonoise podcast is a society podcast hosted by Julien Van Hoeylandt, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Julien Van Hoeylandt hosts Fighting noise - a nonoise podcast, a society show with 27 episodes published.

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  EEA’s Noise Pollution Report 2025 – Why Europe Must Act Now

  Nov 24, 202551 minS0

  Download the EEA's report here: https://tinyurl.com/noisereport2025 In this episode of Fighting Noise, host Julien speaks with Dr. Eulalia Peris, senior expert at the European Environment Agency (EEA) and lead author of the EEA’s June 2025 report on environmental noise pollution in Europe. The EEA’s latest data reveals that over 100 million Europeans are exposed to harmful transport noise, contributing to more than 1.3 million lost healthy life years every year. Yet noise remains one of the most underestimated public health risks in Europe. Eulalia explains why current EU thresholds are outdated, how noise silently impacts cardiovascular health, and what...

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  Designing the Sound of the City – with Grant L. Waters (Tranquil City)

  Jul 23, 202544 minS0

  🎙️ Description In this episode of Fighting Noise, host Julien speaks with Grant L. Waters, acoustic consultant and co-founder of Tranquil City, about rethinking how cities should sound — not just reducing noise, but designing urban soundscapes that enhance wellbeing. They discuss the creation of an acoustic alert system for London’s iconic electric buses, the balance between audibility and comfort, and how greenery and natural sounds can psychologically reshape how we perceive noise. Grant also explores how urban design can embrace sound as a factor of resilience, identity, and inclusivity. This episode invites you to hear the city differently.

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  Controlling Sound with Metamaterials – Luca d’Alessandro (Phononic Vibes)

  Jul 15, 202538 minS0

  In this episode of Fighting Noise, host Julien welcomes Luca d’Alessandro, CEO and co-founder of Phononic Vibes—a deeptech startup transforming the way we tackle noise and vibration through metamaterials. We explore: • what metamaterials really are (hint: it’s not just marketing), • how Phononic Vibes grew from lab to 10M€+ revenue in a hardware space, • why working with giants like Deutsche Bahn helped—but didn’t define—their path, • and how acoustic innovation can finally scale, even without regulation pushing it. Luca shares insights on team building, business models, break-even moments, and why educating the market still matters more than crushing competit...

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  Incidents acoustiques : le risque caché des communications tel ou visio - avec Hubert Chartin (Wavetel)

  Jul 8, 202538 minS0

  Dans cet épisode, Julien échange avec Hubert Chartin, fondateur de Wavetel, sur un sujet encore trop méconnu : les incidents acoustiques dans les communications numériques. Ce sont des pics sonores brefs mais puissants, souvent imperceptibles, qui peuvent causer fatigue auditive, inconfort ou troubles plus durables, en particulier pour les professionnels exposés : agents de centre d’appels, télétravailleurs sur Teams, etc. Hubert explique comment ces événements se produisent, pourquoi ils passent inaperçus dans les audits classiques, et comment l’IA permet de les détecter et les prévenir à grande échelle. Il partage aussi son retour d’expérienc...

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  Is this the most sustainable Acoustic Absorber ever made?

  Jul 2, 202526 minS0

  In this episode of Fighting Noise, host Julien interviews Helge Schritt, co-founder and CEO of MycoLutions, a Hamburg-based startup growing sustainable acoustic panels from mycelium and agricultural waste. They discuss why noise pollution matters, the unique properties of mycelium as a sound-absorbing material, and the challenges of bringing circular, toxin-free products to market. Helge explains how MycoLutions targets offices and restaurants, their ambitions to scale production, and the startup’s mission to improve indoor air quality while reducing noise. He also shares insights on funding hurdles, market timing, and the potential for mycelium in thermal insulation.

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