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ELI5: Why does lighting the stove make a clicking sound in my speakers, on the other side of the house?

When you light the stove in my house, there is an audible clicking noise that comes from the speakers. It matches the sound from the stove, and is 30 feet away. I've always wondered but haven't been able to find a straight answer.
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Your gas stove has an electric igniter. What that does is generate a high voltage and make a spark between two metal posts. The spark produces enough heat to start the gas burning, but it also produces a short, sharp pulse of radio waves. Your speaker wire picks up those waves like an antenna, and produces the clicking noise you hear.