00:17:44	Nina Thomas:	http://explore.religioussounds.osu.edu/
00:22:16	Emily R.:	how are these connections generated?
00:58:34	Emily R.:	so they are computer generated from keywords?
00:59:41	Kyle Driscoll:	Perhaps your experience with the project can shed some light on my question, I'm wanting to help catalogue and record the experiences and traditions of a local Islamic group. Any suggestions on how best to approach them?
01:00:43	Andy Verhoff:	I jumped in late - and if you answered this earlier, I'll watch the recording later, but here is goes: why preserve religious sound? (As a former church musician and think it's cool.)
01:01:49	Emily R.:	how was the connection made between The Ohio State University and Michigan State to collaborate on this project?
01:02:13	Kyle Driscoll:	Awesome, thank you!
01:02:57	Nina Thomas:	https://religioussounds.osu.edu/about-faq
01:03:45	Andy Verhoff:	In answer to question #1: recording a Catholic mass and it's music. Not "high mass" type stuff, but a "regular" 4:30 pm Saturday mass.
01:04:10	Andy Verhoff:	I'll check the website and thanks for answering! 
01:04:57	Laura Russell:	With the loss of communal church singing and music during the pandemic, do you find participants say that they have lost a vital part of their faith practice?
01:08:46	Andy Verhoff:	Thanks!
01:08:55	Laura Russell:	Thank you for sharing this fascinating session.
01:09:22	Kyle Driscoll:	Thank you!