NAISA publishes on Substack, including transcriptions of its Making Waves radio program and podcast.
- by NAISA Sound ArtWaterscape sound sculpture and discussion with Montréal-based artist Lina Choi
- by NAISA Sound ArtNAISA presents 4-day Intensive July 16 to 20 at Warbler's Roost, South River, Ontario
- by NAISA Sound ArtInterview with the pioneering electroacoustic composer and soundscape researcher Barry Truax
- by NAISA Sound ArtInterview with project founders Mark Timmings and Brady Marks
- by NAISA Sound ArtPerformance by Aliyah Aziz using electromagnetic sensors followed by an Interview about her writing and sonic explorations in Sandpaper Hammock
- by NAISA Sound ArtInterview with Vancouver artist and performances on her electromagnetic sound sculpture
- by NAISA Sound ArtWinter Soundscape Workshop in Northern Ontario
- by NAISA Sound ArtA climate change conversation with Canadian Sound Artists Claude Schryer, Azul Carolina Duque, Kenneth Newby and Wendelin Bartley
- by NAISA Sound ArtInteractive artwork about the disappearing ice on the St. Lawrence River
- by NAISA Sound Artlive electronic music performance derived from an Indonesian Water Wheel
- by NAISA Sound Artapé aliermo guest hosts on the Making Waves radio show on WGXC Wave Farm
- by NAISA Sound ArtVibro-tactile artworks cross disciplines and sensory modalities
- by NAISA Sound ArtVideo of an outdoor performance for World Listening Day 2025
- by NAISA Sound ArtMaking Waves radio show on WGXC Wave Farm explores water sounds with Eric Powell
- by NAISA Sound ArtMaking Waves Radio episode produced by NAISA for WGXC Wave Farm.
- by NAISA Sound ArtTribute on The Making Waves radio show for WGXC Wave Farm with Hildegard Westerkamp, Wendalyn Bartley and Gayle Young
- by NAISA Sound ArtListening to Zand and interviewing its creator Marieke Van de Ven
- by NAISA Sound ArtWith NAISA Artistic Director Darren Copeland
- by NAISA Sound ArtJane Tingley, Hrysovlanti Maheras in conversation with NAISA Artistic Director Darren Copeland
- by NAISA Sound ArtMark Timmings and Brady Marks on their multi-faceted soundscape project.