In this episode of Ear Expansion, LaMont Hamilton converses with Jeremy Toussaint Baptiste about his extensive journey and relationship with sound. The discussion delves into Jeremy's collaborative practices, emphasizing the importance of relational dynamics in his work, particularly with movement and performance artists. Jeremy reflects on his interactive and intimate art experiences during the pandemic, such as his 'phone piece,' which facilitated personal conversations through a landline phone. The conversation also explores Jeremy's complex relationship with bass frequencies, the role of no input mixing in his work, and his approach to breaking instruments as a means of sonic and imaginative exploration. Jeremy touches on his performances with the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD), re-contextualizing its traditionally aggressive use into a space for communal joy and reflection.