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News, opinions and conversations from the students at Wabaunsee High School. Includes the L.A.F. sports podcast.

Founded by 2019 graduates Maddie Alderman, Abby Oliver, Luke Barber, and Dillon Spellman. Advised by Brendan Praeger.

Juniors Rhett Parry and Isabelle Stuhlsatz discuss their performances in the  KMEA north central district high school honor concert, and Isabelle Guinn and Onyx Phelps-Allard join to discuss the fall play.

Senioritis Season 6: Episode 5 — Performing Arts Extravaganza

Sienna Jones, Baylie Tharman and Payton Wurtz debate the appropriate time to start playing Christmas music.

Senioritis Season 6: Episode 4 — ‘Tis the Season?

Onyx Phelps-Allard, Jaeden Phillips, Ava Huske and adviser Brendan Praeger join host Miguel Hernandez to draft their favorite Halloween films, candies, characters, traditions and costumes.

Senioritis Season 6: Episode 3 — The Halloween Draft

Kadence Guinn and Payton Wurtz launch their own version of the Senioritis Podcast: Senioritis After Hours. They discuss the last time they had both happy and sad tears.

Senioritis Season 6: Episode 2 — Teardrops on my Podcast

The new Senioritis crew discusses practicing for fall sports during an extremely hot week.

Senioritis Season 6: Episode 1 — Hot in Herre

Senioritis

We are a collection of anonymous citizen journalists covering music, technology and culture.

Today we sat down with Omari Salisbury, Seattle-based citizen journalist and content creator for Converge Media. We discussed his coverage of Seattle’s Capitol Hill Occupied Protest, also known as CHOP, his recent interview with SPD Chief of Police, Carmen Best, his take on the Defund the Police movement and other related topics. Also listen on:  … Continue reading Episode 10: Omari Salisbury, Citizen Journalist | Converge Media →

Episode 10: Omari Salisbury, Citizen Journalist | Converge Media

Today we sat down with Richard Hine, a novelist, content creator and political commentator. Previously he was the publisher of Time Magazine’s Latin American edition and vice president of marketing and business development at The Wall Street Journal. He created a Twitter parody account of President Trump, called “Real Donald Drumpf,”, which has been named … Continue reading Episode 9: Richard Hine, Novelist and Political Commentator →

Episode 9: Richard Hine, Novelist and Political Commentator

COVID-19 has changed the world in many ways. Today we sat down with Dr. Jonathan Dinman, a Virologist at the University of Maryland who is not only studying the virus, but was also a victim of the virus, along with his family. We hear his story, what he has learned about the virus and the … Continue reading Episode 8: Dr. Jonathan Dinman and COVID-19 →

Episode 8: Dr. Jonathan Dinman and COVID-19

Michelle Mae is the bass player of The Make-Up, an American post-punk band from Washington, D.C. formed in late 1990s. They combine garage rock, soul, and a self-styled liberation theology. We had the pleasure of sitting down with Michelle to talk about her influences, the early days of the Make Up, mysticism, healing and the … Continue reading Episode 7: Michelle Mae (of The Make-Up) →

Episode 7: Michelle Mae (of The Make-Up)

Walter Martin is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter from Washington DC. He has been a driving force in the critically acclaimed bands Jonathan Fire*eater and The Walkmen. He has released four solo albums and has a song on a the soundtrack of the upcoming animated movie the Missing Link. We had the pleasure of sitting … Continue reading Episode 6: Walter Martin (Washington DC Musician) →

Episode 6: Walter Martin (Washington DC Musician)

Symbol Podcast

Airing Tuesdays at 9:30am on CFMU 93.3 in Hamilton, Canada

We have Dr. Alex Sevigny, professor of Communication Studies and Multimedia at McMaster University, discussing the rise in prominence of viral activism and its negative and positive effects.

Then we have Rebecca Acheson, a McGill student, and Melissa Martinez Leo, a McMaster graduate. They are two prominent Invisible Children members and will talk about the Kony 2012 campaign, which builds up to the Cover the Night event this Friday, and has been an unprecedented success of viral activism to date, with a YouTube video reaching 90 million views.

April 17 / Viral Activism (Radio Edit)

We have Dr. Susie O'Brien, professor of English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University, on to tell us about a topic she has written on: her idea of occupying time in addition to space.

Then we have Gent Llukaj to tell us about the local Occupy branch at McMaster, which is now the longest-running Occupy branch at a Canadian university. We finish the show with Dr. Karl Stefan Theodor Andersson who tells us what the movement means to him.

April 3 / State of the Occupation

We have Joanna Tsoni joining us - she is a resident of Athens and has experienced the financial crisis in Greece firsthand, through austerity measures and protests, and will tell us how the country is faring.

Then Vassilis "Bill" Arvanitis, a Greek expatriate living in Hamilton, will let us know his take on the crisis and will discuss his move to Canada.

March 20 / Greek Financial Crisis

We have Rami Abu-Zeidan joining us - he just returned from Kenya & will tell us about his first hand experiences with the water crisis abroad.

Then Doran Hoge will let us know how the crisis is affecting Canada.

March 13 / Water Worlds

Global Beat Radio

&ldquo;Off Topic - Fuori dai luoghi comuni&rdquo; &egrave; il format di Radio 24 ideato da Riccardo Poli, Alessandro Longoni, Beppe Salmetti e Andrea Roccabella che vuole sfatare o confermare, in tono leggero e scherzoso, i pi&ugrave; famosi luoghi comuni, quelli che tutti prima o poi abbiamo usato ...

Leghiamo sempre il mondo del gaming a quello delle nuove generazioni, con l'enorme pregiudizio secondo cui chi videogioca in realtà sta solo perdendo tempo. Perché fatichiamo ancora così tanto a pensare ai videogiochi come a un prodotto culturale? E quanto c'è di vero nell'idea che facciano male? Ne parliamo con il guru supremo di questo mondo, Emilio Cozzi, giornalista e saggista, che su Radio 24 conduce il podcast "Videogame - Molto di più in gioco".

I videogame fanno male

Al Salone del libro Off Topic cercherà di capire se il luogo comune per eccellenza sui libri, il legame che il lettore ha con la carta, con il suo profumo, con la sua ruvidità, vale ancora oggi. Ospite Andrea Colamedici, saggista ed editore di Tlon. 


Ma vuoi mettere la carta?

Di chi è lo spazio? È un po' come quando giocavamo da bambini che le regole le decide chi porta la palla? E se la palla è di un'azienda privata e non di un ente pubblico, si complicano le cose? Ce lo siamo chiesti in occasione del Galileo Festival a Padova e abbiamo cercato di dare una risposta a queste domande con Veronica La Regina, space mentor per start up che guardano allo spazio come al campo da gioco del futuro. 


​La palla è mia e decido io

Siamo talmente annoiati dalla vita che, a volte, ce le andiamo a cercare? C'è stato un periodo nell'evoluzione umana in cui siamo rimasti talmente in pochi sulla faccia della Terra che abbiamo rischiato persino l'estinzione. Telmo Pievani, evoluzionista e filosofo della scienza, ospite a Off Topic ci racconta come mai non ci siamo ancora estinti (spoiler: siamo sulla buona strada). 


Te le cerchi

Quante volte nella nostra vita incontriamo persone che ci demotivano, dicendoci di lasciare stare? E che effetto ci fa? Ne parliamo con Irene Soave, giornalista del Corriere della Sera e autrice del libro "Lo statuto delle lavoratrici", cercando di capire con lei se la prospettiva di questo modo di dire cambia da uomo a donna nella nostra società. 

Lascia stare

Off Topic

Welcome to 901 Real Talk. This is a forum where we talk about all things happening in the 901 and around the world.  We talk about everything from politics and travel to food and schools.  We will do our best to elevate and illuminate ourselves, the people our community,  and people all over the wor...

So today, while we try to Live Higher,  we will open our discussion on “how important is our local news”!  Assuming that our local news organizations are people that we know and trust; let’s pause and ask ourselves some questions.   Are we allowing the news and other media outlets too much access to our precious minds?  Are we […]

2| The Local News: Are you buying what they are selling?

As a southern boy, I love soul food.   The macaroni, catfish, black-eyed peas are an example of some of the best the south has to offer.  However, the soul food today is not the soul food of our southern forebears.  Listen to my latest podcast on the Soul food needs more Soul.

1 | Soul food needs more soul

901 Real Talk

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"I was teaching social planning … I've gotten used to the Australian-English accent but in my first weeks I had real trouble understanding some of the [students], especially those from regional Victoria." "Because I do so much research about how disruptive migration can be for your networks, I was very much aware of the dangers." … Continue reading Se 02 Ep 10 Karien Dekker, Thornbury

Se 02 Ep 10 Karien Dekker, Thornbury

“There is a vision in the book of Revelation which I love - in the Bible - that talks about how around the throne of God in heaven there are people of every tongue, tribe, language and people group.” “Every cross-cultural experience you have makes you richer.” “I would just like to encourage people to … Continue reading Se 02 Ep 09 Ellie Scott, Kangaroo Ground, Part Two

Se 02 Ep 09 Ellie Scott, Kangaroo Ground, Part Two

“I remember hospitality being a big thing in our family and it wasn’t until probably university when I realised that wasn’t normal for a lot of people.” “I wish I was better at picking up sarcasm. You’d think I’d be better at it by now.” In this episode, part one of a two-part conversation, Sharon … Continue reading Se 02 Ep 08 Ellie Scott, Kangaroo Ground, Part One

Se 02 Ep 08 Ellie Scott, Kangaroo Ground, Part One

This Is Us Australia

Les coulisses de nos grands reportages, des analyses avec nos journalistes, des entrevues avec ceux qui font la nouvelle, des versions lues de nos articles: un épisode hebdomadaire lié aux thèmes abordés dans le magazine L’actualité.

Quand deux anciens génocidaires rencontrent deux rescapés du génocide de 1994 au Rwanda, ils parlent de pardon, de dialogue, de paix. Ensemble, ils parlent de réconciliation.

[Réconciliation]

Populisme, minorités religieuses, taxe sur le carbone… À moins d’un an des élections fédérales, Justin Trudeau se prépare à la bataille, conscient que certaines positions ne font pas l’unanimité.

Justin Trudeau : « J’ai choisi mon camp »

Théâtre, diplomatie et conflit israélo-palestinien: le journaliste Jean-Philippe Cipriani vous emmène dans les répétitions de la pièce Oslo, présentée au Théâtre Jean-Duceppe. Réalisation: Antoine Bordeleau.

Dans les coulisses d'Oslo

Alec Castonguay et Marc-Nicolas Kobrynsky nous présentent les coulisses de la seconde édition du bulletin des ministères de L’actualité. Il est question de planification désastreuse, d'objectifs inadéquats et de gestion hasardeuse des ressources des ministères du gouvernement du Québec. Mention toute particulière au ministère de l'Éducation.

Bulletin des ministères : les coulisses de notre enquête

À moins de 100 jours des élections du 1er octobre, Alec Castonguay et Philippe J. Fournier répondent aux questions de Catherine Dubé. Au menu de cette mise à jour politique : un gouvernement caquiste majoritaire, le renouvellement des candidats libéraux et la chute du Parti Québécois. Réalisation : Antoine Bordeleau.

Politique: notre mise à jour de juin !

Les balados de L’actualité

테스트

Today we are going to introduce one of Korea's representative dishes... Ramen. 

Ramen is not a traditional Korean food, but following the entrance of instant ramen in the 1960's Korea has now become the world largest producer of instant ramen. Korea not only produces a large amount, but there is also a large variety of different Ramen Noodles in Korea.

Try tasting the various types of noodles of the world with Korean ramen!

E38_Let's make Korean Ramen

There are several distinct features of a Korean style Marriage. The main feature is that a man covers more expenses than a woman.

E37_Korean wedding expenses

There are a lot of shops in Korea that are open 24/7. There are a lot of stores that stay open 24/7 like convenience stores and Laundromats, but the most appealing places are delivery restaurants that stay open 24/7

E36_Order delivery in Korea

The rules to this game are very simple. You start from one and take turns shouting out numbers consecutively, but for numbers that have a 3, 6, or a 9 in them, instead of saying the number you have to clap. 

This game may seem easy at first, but it becomes more and more fun the faster you go. Practice hard and try playing one day with your Korean friends.

E35_Korean drinking game 369

Kholic Video

In our fifth podcast, Dave and I discuss infected chickens, NHS strikes, homeopathy and space. Enjoy! Share! Feed back! www.medicave.co.uk @mdmedicave If you want to download it to your computer, you can click this link directly. Search for MediCave on iTunes or Stitcher and make sure you rate us - it's really important! Or you can point your RSS reader or podcast app to the following feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/PodcastMediCave

Podcast Episode 5 - NHS staff strikes, ebola, space, infected chickens.

In our fourth podcast, Dave and I discuss appearing on Question Time, calorie labelling on alcohol, drug treatment vs punishment and some nonsense about beef. Enjoy! Share! Feed back! www.medicave.co.uk @mdmedicave If you want to download it to your computer, you can click this link directly. Or you can point your RSS reader or podcast app to the following feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/PodcastMediCave

Podcast Episode 4 - Drugs, boozy calories, BBC Question Time

In our third podcast, Dave and I discuss appearing on Question Time, TTIP, lung cancer screening, dementia and killer spiders.  Enjoy! Share! Feed back! www.medicave.co.uk @mdmedicave If you want to download it to your computer, you can click this link directly. Or you can point your RSS reader or podcast app to the following feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/PodcastMediCave

Podcast Episode 3 - TTIP, lung cancer and dementia screening, killer spiders...

In our second podcast, Dave and I answer the question 'Will I wake up during my operation?' and discuss sporting head injuries, ebola, green cola and dogs.  Enjoy! Share! Feed back! www.medicave.co.uk @mdmedicave If you want to download it to your computer, you can click this link directly. Or you can point your RSS reader or podcast app to the following feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/podcastmedicave

Podcast Episode 2 - Anaesthetic awareness, sporting head injuries, ebola.

In our first podcast, Dave and I talk eCigs and eCars, Scottish Independence, Ashya King, the NFL and dog ownership. Enjoy! Share! Feed back! www.medicave.co.uk @mdmedicave If you want to download it to your computer, you can click this link directly. Or you can point your RSS reader or podcast app to the following feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/podcastmedicave

Podcast Episode 1 - eCigarettes, Scottish Independence and the NFL!

MediCave Podcast

Podcasts from The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR)

In this episode of Asia Insight, NBR’s executive vice president Michael Wills hosts a discussion with NBR distinguished fellow for China studies Nadège Rolland and advisor William McCahill Jr. in the aftermath of China’s 2024 parallel annual meetings of the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC).

Two Sessions' Two-Step: Politics Leads, Economics Might Not Follow

In this podcast, we highlight the main findings of NBR’s research project "Into Africa: China’s Emerging Strategy,” explore the strategic drivers behind China’s increased engagement with African countries, examine the significance of its investments in African critical infrastructure, and detail the extent of its influence networks on the continent. 
The podcast is hosted by Rachel Bernstein, a former assistant director for the Political and Security Affairs team at NBR.
Yunnan Chen is a London-based researcher in the Development and Public Finance program at ODI, where her work centers on the changing global development finance architecture and China’s global footprint. 
Daria Impiombato is a research analyst specialized in Chinese technology and human rights at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s International Cyber Policy Center.
Mareike Ohlberg is a Berlin-based Senior Fellow in the Indo-Pacific Program at the German Marshall Fund, specializing in China’s global influence networks and tactics.
Mandira Bagwandeen is a Senior Research Fellow at the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance at the University of Cape Town (UCT), where she focusses on Africa's regional integration and industrialization and China-Africa relations.
Roukaya Kasenally is a democracy scholar and Associate Professor at the University of Mauritius. She is the current chair of the Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa (EISA), a board member of West African Democracy Radio (WADR), and a member of the International Advisory Board of the Electoral Integrity Project (EIP).
Nadège Rolland is Distinguished Fellow, China Studies, at NBR.

Knitting the Pieces of China’s Emerging Strategy in Africa

With Japan assuming the G-7 presidency and the United States hosting APEC meetings this year, the two countries are well positioned to lead Indo-Pacific engagement on climate change and energy transition efforts that are in line with regional energy security needs. Clare Richardson-Barlow moderates this Asia Insight podcast with Ken Koyama (Institute of Energy Economics, Japan) and Jennifer Sklarew (George Mason University) on the energy security relationship between the United States and Japan. The participants consider how the two countries are tackling their respective energy transition challenges and how bilateral cooperation can help address both energy and economic security concerns.
Clare Richardson-Barlow is a lecturer at the University of Leeds and an interdisciplinary social scientist whose research and teaching explores just transitions, energy policy, political economy, and energy governance. 
Ken Koyama is Chief Economist and Senior Managing Director at the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan. Dr. Koyama also is a Visiting Professor at the Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Tokyo and an Adjunct Professor at the Institute of Innovative Research at the Tokyo Institute of Technology.   
Jennifer Sklarew is an Assistant Professor for the Environmental Science and Policy Department at George Mason University and brings 30 years of energy and environmental policymaking and analysis to her research and teaching.

Enhancing U.S.-Japan Energy System Resilience amid Shifting Geopolitical Tensions

Offering a strategic overview of the relationship between China and Myanmar across history, Ambassador Kelley Currie highlights grey zones, disaggregated sovereignty, fluid frontiers and deeply rooted mutual suspicions as permanent features of China’s southern strategic space’s hinterland in this podcast moderated by Nadège Rolland. This podcast is part of the project Mapping China's Strategic Space at strategicspace.nbr.org.

Myanmar and China’s Fluid Frontier

In this episode of Asia Insight, NBR counselor Charles Boustany hosts a discussion on APEC 2023 with Ambassador Robert Holleyman and Shihoko Goto.
NBR is grateful to the Hinrich Foundation for their generous support of this podcast.
 
Charles W. Boustany Jr., MD, is a Counselor for the National Bureau of Asian Research. Congressman Boustany retired from the U.S. Congress after serving from 2005 to 2017. During his tenure, he served on the House Ways and Means Committee and chaired the Subcommittee on Oversight, the Subcommittee on Human Resources, and the Subcommittee on Tax Policy. He was also a senior member of the Subcommittee on Trade. Congressman Boustany was an acknowledged leader in the areas of trade policy, international tax policy, energy policy, and foreign policy in the U.S. House of Representatives. He co-chaired the U.S.-China Working Group, the U.S.-Japan Caucus, and the Friends of TPP Caucus.
Shihoko Goto is the Director for Geoeconomics and Indo-Pacific Enterprise and Deputy Director for the Asia Program at the Wilson Center. Her research focuses on the economics and politics of Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea, as well as U.S. policy in Northeast Asia. A seasoned journalist and analyst, she has reported from Tokyo and Washington for Dow Jones and UPI on the global economy, international trade, and Asian markets. A columnist for the Diplomat magazine and contributing editor to the Globalist, she was previously a donor country relations officer for the World Bank and has been awarded fellowships from the East-West Center and the Knight Foundation, among others.
Robert Holleyman is a member of the Board of Advisors at the National Bureau of Asian Research and President and CEO of Crowell & Moring International, where he is part of the firm’s International Trade, Privacy & Cybersecurity, and National Security groups. Ambassador Holleyman served as Deputy United States Trade Representative (USTR) from 2014 to 2017. He was responsible for U.S. trade and investment relations in Asia, including the APEC forum, China, and India. He was also responsible for global trade policy in the areas of services, investment, intellectual property, and innovation. He led USTR’s focus on the digital economy and U.S. negotiating priorities around digital trade and also represented USTR on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.

Assessing U.S. Objectives for APEC 2023

Asia Insight

All of the sermons preached at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Tillamook, OR.  (LC-MS, UAC).

Father, in this Ash Wednesday Service, may we see Jesus’ example of gentle service; but, more than that, through Jesus’ words about what His example means and through Paul’s words about how we are led by the Spirit, give us the desire and the power to gently serve others. We ask in the name of Jesus, who is gentle and humble in heart.  Amen!

The Fruit of the Spirit is Gentleness

Father, send Your Holy Spirit through the message of Jesus’ death and resurrection that we might experience the glory of real and eternal Life today, tomorrow, and forever. We ask in the name of Jesus, the point and purpose of all of Holy Scripture, and the Same who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, now and forever.  Amen!

How to Read the Bible

Father, we are weary of this world’s struggles and of our attempts to acquire rest by ourselves. Through the message of Your dear Son’s death for our sins and resurrection for our justification give us new and eternal Life right now, life free of the fear of judgment today, and free from the anxiety of being judged on the Last Day. We ask in the name of Him who died the death we deserved and and was raised to Life that we might be given present and eternal Life, free of any accusation, the Same Christ Jesus who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, now and forever.  Amen!

Real Deep Soul Rest

Father, send Your Holy Spirit through the message of Jesus’ death and resurrection that our soul thirst might be satisfied to such an extent that out of the depths of our being a rushing river of living water flows, quenching the thirst in our families, in our friends, in our communities, yes, and, even in our thirsting world. We ask in the name of Jesus, the Source of living water, and the Same who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, now and forever.  Amen!

Quenching Our Soul Thirst

Father, we experience Your just verdict of condemnation for the wrong, hurtful, and self-justifying sins we repeatedly and frequently commit. But, because Jesus took our condemnation on Himself at the cross, forgive us and renew us in Your unconditional love. We ask in the name of Him who died the death we deserved, the Same who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, now and forever.  Amen!

A Life of No Condemnation

Redeemer Tillamook Sermons

Après Dépêche, revue de presse sonore mordante (150 numéros, 2018-2022), Livo fait son grand retour avec un spectacle collectif et interactif, de la radio sur scène en léger direct à retrouver en podcast. Avec de l’adrénaline, des invités, des surprises, des quizz et des grands sentiments, Le radio ...

La première radio d'infos-détritus

Poubelle FM, c'est la première radio d'infos détritus (en continu) avec des journaux, l'actualité chaude de vos déchets, des envoyés spéciaux dans les contrées les plus reculées des poubelles, des reportages trash auprès des radicalisés du zéro déchet et aussi des émissions spéciales comme "Love & Compost" ou Doc et Déchet répondent à tous vos problèmes de lombricompostage.
Avec de la récup, des containers à verre occupés, une randonnée sur les sentiers côtiers du Cap de La Hague, et une visite exclusive dans l'usine de traitement des déchets nucléaires Orano, au bord de ses piscines de stockage, où sont traités tous les déchets nucléaires des centrales de France (sensations garanties).
Entre fausses infos et vrais reportages, l'équipe du Radio show, en léger direct, propage sa radioactivité pour une collecte explosive de sons combustibles.
L'équipeUne émission de Olivier Minot (Livo) avec Julien Dupont (Kobri) à la rédaction en chef des journaux, Julie Auzou (Jozou) à la récup' et au Zéro déchet, et Mathilde Guermonprez (Loupiotte) pour l'amour du lombricompostage.Avec aussi Thomas Guillaud Bataille (TGB) envoyé spécial dans Rue Poubelle, Paris 16e.Une émission habillée et mixée par Arnaud Forrest (Nono) assisté par Juliette Cordemans (Juju-la-belge).
RemerciementsSylvain Renouf et Gwenael Thomas de Orano, Delphine, Guy Vastel de l'ACRO et Maria du collectif "Piscine Nucléaire STOP".Pierre Ulrich de l'association Eisnia, Isabelle Petiot de la Métropole de Lyon.François, la famille de Perrine-zéro-déchet et les habitants du 2, rue Poubelle dans le 16e arrondissement de Paris.Merci aussi à Marc-Antoine Granier, Bubu, Claire, Camélia, Zeïna, Delphine et Thomas.Et à l'individu enfermé dans le container à verres.
RDV le jeudi 20 juin à la Gaîté Lyrique pour le dernier enregistrement de la saison, un Radio Show, en léger direct des Jeux Olympiques.


Enregistrement : 25 avril 2024 - Réalisation : Olivier Minot et Arnaud Forest - Participation : Julien Dupont, Julie Auzou, Mathilde Guermonprez, Thomas Guillaud-Bataille - Mixage : Arnaud Forest - Illustration : Robin Renard - Production : ARTE Radio

Poubelle FM

La lutte des queues

Les reporters du Radio Show ont laissé traîner leurs micros dans des files d'attentes diverses et variées à Lyon, Marseille et Paris : la queue de la caisse d'un supermarché cosmétique bio, celles de la préfecture, de la CPAM, d'une entrée de concert, de l'opéra, des boutiques de luxe, d'un Resto du Cœur, du musée du Louvre etc.Dans ces files, ils et elles ont rencontré un étudiant pauvre, mais de droite, une islamo-gauchiste, une prof de maths catho, des personnes malades qui pourraient doubler tout le monde, un taxi précaire, une agente de sécurité, un chat souffrant, des fans de la Starac', des pauvres qui font la manche, des riches qui ne paient pas d’impôts, des Français qui trouvent qu'il y a trop de papiers administratifs, des réfugiés qui aimeraient avoir des papiers...
Grâce à la magie du montage, toutes ces personnes sont réunies dans une sorte de file d'attente universelle, qui serait comme un cliché, une photo de la France qui attend en ce début de printemps 2024.Sur scène, des personnages sont pris dans cette mystérieuse file et essaient de la remonter pour savoir ce qu'il peut bien y a voir au bout pour qu'elle réunisse tant de monde. Vont-ils atteindre la tête de la queue ?
L'équipeUne émission orchestrée par Olivier Minot (Livo), réalisée avec Annabelle Brouard (Abad).Avec Mathilde Guermonprez (Loupiotte), Clémence Allezard (Alzardo) et Clément Baudet (Mulet).La boucle fictionnelle a été imaginée avec Alexandre Markoff du Grand Colossal Théâtre.
Merci à Sushi, à Stéphanie et Caroline, à Chloé Garrigues, à Aromazone Lyon, à Mansour et Mathis de Skeep-it, et à Titi pour les brunchs.
RDV le jeudi 25 avril 2024 à la Gaîté Lyrique pour un nouvel enregistrement live du Radio Show : celui de Poubelle FM, la première radio d'infos-détritus en continu.


Enregistrement : 28 mars 2024 - Réalisation : Olivier Minot et Annabelle Brouard - Participation : Mathilde Guermonprez, Clémence Allezard et Clément Baudet - Boucle fictionnelle : Alexandre Markoff - Mixage : Annabelle Brouard - Illustration : Robin Renard - Production : ARTE Radio

La radio des files d'attente

1924, une grève éclate à Douarnenez

Il y a 100 ans à Douarnenez, les ouvrières des conserveries de sardines se mettent en grève pour revendiquer une augmentation de salaire alors qu'elles vivent dans la plus grande misère. Une grève de femme qui durera 45 jours et qui sera victorieuse notamment grâce au soutien du maire "bolchevique" de la ville Daniel Le Flanchec, et des militants et des militantes du jeune Parti Communiste.L'équipe du Radio Show a retrouvé des enregistrements de la bande FM de l'époque : sur Sardines Infos, on suit le mouvement au jour le jour, on entend le son des assemblées générales, des grévistes et aussi les chants qu'entonnent les manifestantes dans la rue...
Voici donc un podcast historico-loufoque en léger direct de 1924 qui mélange histoire sociale et parodies médiatiques, enregistré en live le 10 février 2024 au Petit Théâtre du Quartz de Brest dans le cadre du festival Longueurs d'ondes. Avec la présence sur scène de la Chorale Radio Sardines montée pour l’occasion par des chanteuses brestoises.Avec aussi une visite sonore d'une usine actuelle et une balade dans le Douarnenez-immobilier d'aujourd'hui.
Une émission orchestrée par Olivier Minot (Livo), réalisée avec Annabelle Brouard (Abad).Avec Mathilde Guermonprez (Loupiotte) et Simon Poulain (Loiseau) dans le rôle des journalistes de Sardines Infos et Annagaid, Elsa, Florence, Lise, Marina, Patricia et Sabrina qui ont formé la chorale Radio Sardine.Avec les historiens et historiennes Fanny Bugnon, Françoise Pencalet et Jean-Michel Le Boulanger, avec Max du collectif "Droit à la ville" et Anne-Marie, ouvrière de conserverie.La chanson Penn Sardin chantée par la chorale en fin d'émission est une chanson écrite en 2005 par Claude Michel, décédée le 17 décembre 2023.
Merci à Théo Bernard, Théo Giboulain, Sébastien Friand, Laurence Blanoeil et l'usine Chancerelle de Douarnenez, Julie Auzou, Juliette Cordemans et Mina Souchon pour le tract, les équipes techniques du Quartz à Brest, les bénévoles du Festival Longueurs d'ondes et le merveilleux public du Petit Théâtre.
Lectures- « Une belle grève de Femme », Anne Crignon, Éditions Libertalia, 2023.- « Flanchec », Jean-Michel Le Boulanger, Éditions Goater, 2022.- « L'Élection interdite. Itinéraire de Joséphine Pencalet, ouvrière bretonne (1886-1972) », Fanny Bugnon, Éditions du Seuil- « Soviets et salaires : les sardinières dans la grève de Douarnenez (novembre 1924-janvier 1925) », Théo Bernard- « Les ouvrières de la mer », Anne-Denes Martin, Éditions L'harmattan, 1994.- « Habiter une ville touristique », Collectif Droit à la ville Douarnenez, Éditions du commun, 2023.
Prochain enregistrement du Radio Show le 28 Mars 2024 en léger direct de l'auditorium de La Gaîté Lyrique.


Enregistrement : 10 février 2024 - Réalisation : Olivier Minot et Annabelle Brouard - Participation : Mathilde Guermonprez, Simon Poulain, Annagaid, Elsa, Florence, Lise, Marina, Patricia et Sabrina - Mixage : Annabelle Brouard - Illustration : Robin Renard - Production : ARTE Radio

Sardines FM

La pire année de l'histoire

Vous avez aimé 2023 ? L'équipe du Radio Show pas du tout. Trop de mauvaises nouvelles sur les fronts sociaux, climatiques, antifascistes et pacifistes, bref, à mort 2023. Elle décide alors de défiler pour le retrait de l'année 2023 et tombe en pleine manif sur Jean-Claude Barbes, un personnage flippant qui est toujours content, et c'est louche. Ne serait-ce pas une façade pour dissimuler un projet d'extermination du monde ?
Pour savoir si ce Jean-Claude Barbès est un dangereux terroriste ou un imbécile heureux, l'équipe a mené l'enquête en live à la Gaîté Lyrique le dimanche 17 décembre 2023. Toustes ensemble ils ont réglé son compte à cette année pourrie à coup de montages médiatiques, de micro trottoirs, de vraies histoires, de fausses pubs. Et avec l'aide du public, ils se sont prononcés sur le sort à réserver à Jean-Claude. Alors 2023 et Jean-Claude Barbès on les enterre ou non ?
Avec aussi le keffieh palestinien de Livo, les pas de danses d'Abad, le mariage révolutionnaire d'Alzardo, les riches de plus en plus riches et les pauvres de plus en pauvres, les guerres, la milice Wagner, la retraite à 60 ans, les violences policières, les émeutes de l'été, les violences sexistes et sexuelles, le point médian...Bref, le Radio Show enterre 2023 avec un zapping de l'année animé, tiré par une fiction déjantée et une réalisation au cordeau.
Une émission d'Olivier Minot (Livo), réalisée avec Annabelle Brouard (Abad), accompagné·es par Clémence Allezard (Alzardo), Mathilde Guermonprez (Loupiote) et Charlie Marcelet au mix du podcast.Jean-Claude Barbès a été imaginé avec Alexandre Markoff du Grand Colossal Théâtre, il est interprété par Grégoire Tachnakian.Avec aussi les coups de pouce de Juliette Cordemans, Clémence Bucher, Esmeralda Da Costa et les voix de Perrine, Luc et Pascal du service courrier d’ARTE, Stella, Mina, Rachel, Zeïna et du public de la Gaieté Lyrique.
Rendez-vous le 9 février 2024 à Brest pour un nouveau Radio Show enregistré en léger direct du théâtre du Quartz dans le cadre du festival Longueur d'ondes.
Le radio show, en léger directAprès Dépêche, revue de presse sonore mordante (150 numéros, 2018-2022), Livo fait son grand retour avec un spectacle collectif et interactif, de la radio sur scène en léger direct à retrouver en podcast. Avec de l’adrénaline, des invités, des surprises, des quizz et des grands sentiments, Le radio show est une expérience collective de radio en live. Et c’est aussi une boucle qui se boucle puisque le podcast renoue avec le direct.


Enregistrement : 17 décembre 2023 - Réalisation : Olivier Minot et Annabelle Brouard - Participation : Mathilde Guermonprez, Clémence Allezard, Grégoire Tachnakian - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Illustration : Robin Renard - Production : ARTE Radio

Enterrons 2023

La radio qui remet les pendules à l'heure

Pour cette première du « Radio show, en léger direct », l'équipe vous propose une heure de variation autour du temps. On va raconter le temps long de la prison avec Khaled Miloudi ancien braqueur, mesurer le temps qui reste avant la catastrophe écologique aux côtés de militants du mouvement « Dernière Rénovation » attachés à une barrière, savourer le temps court de l'orgasme, celui de la lumière d'une étoile qui file, des musiques d’attente, ou des slows de notre adolescence. Mais on va aussi écouter le temps interminable de la guerre qui efface tous les repères.Et puis, en exclusivité, live sur scène, une interview vérité et sans concessions de l’auteur de « La recherche du temps perdu » aka Marcel Proust.
Les militants vont-ils être décrochés avant la fin du show ?Combien de temps dure un braquage ?Marcel Proust est-il pour les éoliennes ?Toutes les réponses dans cette émission !
Une émission d'Olivier Minot, réalisée avec Annabelle Brouard (Abad), accompagnée par Mathilde Guermonprez (Loupiote) et Thomas Guillaud-Bataille (TGB).Avec aussi Céline Martelet à Jérusalem et Myriam Prevost. Record et Mixage Charlie Marcelet.
Merci à Khaled Miloudi, auteur de Les couleurs de l'ombre aux Éditions des Équateurs et à Philippe Carry, horloger à Saint-Paul. Spéciale dédicace au collectif de l'envolée, à Marjolaine, aux deux militants de dernière rénovation, à César, Alexia, Jeanne, Zeina, Cara, Alexa, Arnaud, Stella, Sahar, Pascal, Paul, Chloé, Alicia, Perrine, Alex, Louis, Pierre, Margot, toute l'équipe de la Gaîté lyrique et du festival Et maintenant.RENDEZ-VOUS en décembre pour l'enregistrement de la 2ᵉ.
Le radio show, en léger directAprès Dépêche, revue de presse sonore mordante (150 numéros, 2018-2022), Livo fait son grand retour avec un spectacle collectif et interactif, de la radio sur scène en léger direct à retrouver en podcast. Avec de l’adrénaline, des invités, des surprises, des quizz et des grands sentiments, Le radio show est une expérience collective de radio en live. Et c’est aussi une boucle qui se boucle puisque le podcast renoue avec le direct.


Enregistrement : 21 septembre 2023 - Réalisation : Olivier Minot et Annabelle Brouard - Participation : Mathilde Guermonprez, Thomas Guillaud-Bataille, Céline Martelet, Myriam Prévost - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Illustration : Robin Renard - Production : ARTE Radio

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