Think of Hare Salon as a creative warren* for narrative audio production, sound design and mixing. It’s where the audible word tells a story.

warren*
war·​ren | ˈwôrən,ˈwärən
noun
  1. A network of interconnecting rabbit burrows.
late Middle English: from an Anglo-Norman French and Old Northern French variant of Old French garenne ‘game park’, of Gaulish origin.
Whereas a "rabbit hole" can be seen as a temptation to wander down blind alleys, the more apt "warren" invites a creative partnership where ideas can be explored freely and constructively.
ABOUT THE SALONIST

Michael is a Peabody Award recipient who's worked on the production teams for The New Yorker Radio Hour, Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen, Marketplace, Weekend America, and Radiolab.

His work can be heard on Fiasco, Lost Hills, Suspicious Activity: Inside the FinCEN Files, Voyages: Listen to the World from the New York Times, Performance Today, among others. He is an expert field recordist whose company, Rabbit Ears Audio, provides authentic sounds to the film and video game industries. If you need the sound of an Mi-24 Hind Soviet era helicopter, or an Olivetti Lettera 22 Royal Standard Model 10 typewriter, he's all ears.

Michael's projects include:

    he made an overwhelming task feel like a breeze.
    — Ivan Kuraev, Lead Engineer · Lemonada Media
    "
    the guy has a wicked sense of humor.
    — Soren Wheeler, Managing Editor + Dylan Keefe, Director of Sound Design · Radiolab
    "
    he mixed our shows to absolute perfection
    — Ben Adair, Founder · Western Sound
    "
    all my students want to be Michael when they grow up
    — Sally Herships, Director, Audio Program · Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
    "
    a creative, generous, brilliant collaborator on audio projects
    — Sara Nics, Managing Editor · Transmitter Media
    "
    L
    E
    T
    'S
     H
    O
    P
     T
    O
     I
    T

    the guy has a wicked sense of humor.
    - Soren Wheeler, Managing Editor & Dylan Keefe, Director of Sound Design Radiolab
    a creative, generous, brilliant collaborator on audio projects
    - Sara Nics, Managing Editor Transmitter Media
    all my students want to be Michael when they grow up
    - Sally Herships, Director, Audio Program, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism