We're thrilled to have Laura Dümpelmann - master of ancient instruments, a researcher ,and a scrawler of the scrolls!

Feel free to listen, just make sure to keep all your holes open. In this episode, Guy and Laura dive into music written before anyone had even invented gravity, buildings designed to make sure you never actually see your neighbor, and the surprising sounds of pressing your ear against someone's spine. Somewhere in the middle, you'll find out why the Minotaur should be a music teacher and how a quiet month in rural Austria accidentally turned into a Vipassana. Join us for another Guy'z Trip episode, and you might just get invited to Laura's castle.

We're thrilled to have Sergey Kismatov - composer, video artist, and master of objects and sound!

As a seven-year-old, Sergey "stole" a village horse and saw absolutely nothing wrong with it. Decades later, he's composing symphonies for construction cranes and turning drunken jokes into award-winning pieces for squeaky chairs. This episode bounces from Lenin's near-destruction of every grand piano in Russia to whether raccoons could realistically develop a music scene if given a few million years. Tune in and find out why the smartest creatures in the ocean are one evolutionary upgrade away from taking over.

We're thrilled to have Severin Dornier, a composer, media artist, and a tinkerer of things!

One of them built a whole AI music piece and then ditched it the moment ChatGPT launched. The other figured out that skipping the perfect word beats staring at a blank page forever. Guy and Severin swap stories about making things instead of overthinking them, from nostalgia speeding up to the Japanese music scene. Pull up a chair for a conversation about technology, art, and everything in between.