06.04.2021 - In this episode Romina Achatz is in conversation with Sylvain Souklaye, a Brooklyn-based French multimodal artist who is working at the intersection of live performance, sound art, performative installation and social research.
22.03.2021 - We explore racial prejudice and stereotyping through Poems by Grace Nichols and John Agard, as well as by Benjamin Zephaniah and Lemn Sissay in their own voices.
17.03.2021 - Interview with award winning author Paulina Lanzerotti who writes poems about working in german factory
14.03.2021 - Speziell zur Sendung am Dienstag, den 09. Feber 2021: World Women’s Day / Week / Year (8th of March) ~ let EVERY day be an International Women’s Day Amanda Gorman’s inauguration speech of Joe Biden (2021’s new president of...
10.03.2021 - Art, Fire, Water, Flowers. Cats, Cars. If the late winter sun has you hankering for the romantic promise of spring, Dead Air will come on strong and then cleft your heart in twain. superstar contributors: – Celebrity Hairdresser Leanne...
09.03.2021 - Paulina Lanzerotti, author, architect & factory worker in interview. What do queer-feminist heroines look like when they i.e. live in Montenegro or work in a factory.
02.03.2021 - This episode is produced within the framework of the International WOMEN’s day on the 8th March. It is filled with poetry and literature by different voices- poets, writers, theatre directors, artists, activists, curators who identify as...
01.12.2020 - from Scotland via Australia to the Somme Playlist: texts read and music played 1. Simon Armitage: ‘The Bed’ (Armistice Day, 2020) 2. Hymn: ‘Abide with Me’ 3. Frederick Delius: ‘In a Summer Garden’ (1912) 4. Leon...
01.12.2020 - Playlist: Texts read and music played:- 1. John Donne, ‘No man is an island…’ 2. John Muir: ‘Climb the mountains…’ 3. Melody: ‘Over the Hills and Far Away’ 4. Daniel Defoe: Journey Thro’ the...
09.11.2020 - Australia (4) Playlist: texts read & music played 1. Quiz on Ned Kelly 2. Ballad on the Kelly Gang 3. Ballad, ‘The Kellys’ 4. Douglas Stewart, ‘Australia’s the violent country…’ 5. Peter Carey, from...
