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...
09.11.2020 - Playlist: texts read & music played 1. Voices in the Wind, from Spirit Alive, Christian Benton 2. George Crabbe, ‘The Borough’ 3. Mary Gilmore, ‘Old Botany Bay’ 4. Instructions form King George III’s Government to...
