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The recent show concerning the Deconfining Projects. Translation coming soon.

Franz Haberl ist im Gespräch mit Franz, Beatrice, Oskar und Jan und beantwortet alle Fragen der Kinder rund um das Thema Obdachlosigkeit. Dabei geht es grundsätzlich darum, wie es sich anfühlt, obdachlos zu sein, oder darum, warum obdachlose Menschen Hunde haben und wie sie zu diesen kommen. In einem einfühlsamen Gespräch hören sich alle Beteiligten sehr gut zu und machen gemeinsam wichtige Fragen des Zusammenlebens, des Gesehen-Werdens in der Gesellschaft sichtbar.

Hier geht es wieder zurück zur Übersicht aller Beiträge:

HÖR GUT ZU! RaumFAIRteilung aus Kindersicht | Corneliusgasse | cba – cultural broadcasting archive

Project Statements for broadcasts at Zongwe FM and B138

Die Kinder aus dem Radio-Redaktionsteam der ersten und zweiten Klasse haben eine Umfrage an der VS Corneliusgasse durchgeführt. Die Frage lautete: „Was willst du beim Schulvorplatz ändern?“ Olivia, Ksenia, Taim und Lisa erzählen uns von den Ergebnissen in diesem Beitrag.

Hier geht es wieder zurück zur Übersicht aller Beiträge:

HÖR GUT ZU! RaumFAIRteilung aus Kindersicht | Corneliusgasse | cba – cultural broadcasting archive

In dieser Ausgabe von im Blickpunkt Soziales und Bildung führt Roland Steidl durch die Auseinandersetzung mit der Frage: „Was ist der Mensch?“. Angereichert mit einer Fülle an Zitaten beleuchtet er, neben vielem weiteren, das Mensch sein in einer Leistungsgesellschaft, die Entmenschlichung durch die Tech-Bubble und die besondere Perspektive von Menschen mit Behinderung.

Franz Landl talks about his professional view as an engineer working in Zambia and Zimbabwe and also different african countries. His work startet 30 years ago, one and a half year after the Rwanda genocide, working for the UN and different NGOs and companies as a contractor building important infrastructure.

Franz shares his perspectives over deconfining and transnational projects and also talks about the projects from ARGE Zim and B138.

He just came back from a journey on the continent and will be a future expert in our deconfining projects.

Otroška gledališka skupina Pikce pr Zili se je 12. junija občinstvu predstavila z novo lutkovno predstavo o Piki Nogavički. Kako so potekale priprave, kaj so otroci počeli na vajah in kako je Piki v resnici ime, izveste v prispevku.

Die Kindertheatergruppe „Pikce pr Zili“ präsentierte dem Publikum am 12. Juni ihr neues Puppentheaterstück über Pippi Langstrumpf. Wie die Vorbereitungen verliefen, was die Kinder während der Proben machten und wie Pippi eigentlich mit vollem Namen heißt, erfahren Sie im Beitrag.

DECONFINING is a four-year EU-funded project bringing together cultural practitioners, artists, policy makers, and audiences from two continents – Europe and Africa. Dedicated to contributing to a better understanding of (social, political and economic) confinement patterns from different viewpoints, the project aims to explore and develop new ways of intercontinental artistic and cultural (policy) cooperation and provide better access and information for intercontinental mobility and co-creation.

This Podcast is followed soon by a translation and broadcast at Zongwe FM.

Julian Ehrenreich introduces the podcast recording with Peter Kuthan, highlighting the significance of taking time in deconfining processes and exchanges between Africa and Europe. Peter Kuttan reflects on over thirty years of fruitful exchange, starting with the Tonga people’s first „march“ in Upper Austria 50 years prior. This exchange has evolved into various projects, including cultural exchange between artists and musicians, and support for the Tonga community with hardware and communication tools like internet, computers, and radio, through initiatives like Tonga Online and Tonga Radio.

Peter Kuthan agrees to revisit images and contacts, acknowledging the passing of key figures like Keith Goddard and Chief Sinasongwe, as well as Alfred Kummerich and Karl Katzinger, who documented the early expeditions. He stresses the importance of these stories and images for current communication and the future, focusing on the human dimension and the value of cultural exchange, especially in times of increasing isolationism.

Peter explains that at the end of the previous year, severe natural disasters in Sinasangwe—including storms, water, and landslides—had made broadcast operations impossible. Peter Kuthan details his communication with the Chairman of Radio Songwe FM via WhatsApp, receiving updates on challenges and progress. He confirms that a difficult rainy season in Sinasangwe caused floods and washed away access roads, delaying the completion of a mast project. However, by Easter, the mast was erected, taller and better than ever, significantly extending the broadcast range inland to the Plateau and across the lake to Zimbabwe, where a substantial Tonga community exists and maintains strong ties.

Julian Ehrenreich interjects, suggesting that this aligns with the spirit of „deconfining“—meeting on equal footing, strengthening local structures, and learning from each other. Peter Kuthan elaborates that the exchange is not just about learning but also about mutual encouragement, which has an incredibly uplifting effect when one engages in an equal-level exchange. To counter ignorance and prejudice, they focused on cultural exchange, organizing tours for musicians from Austria to Zimbabwe and other African countries, where they met and performed with local counterparts. These counterparts were then invited to Austria, ensuring a peer-to-peer, equal exchange without a hierarchy. This began with Adwenger in Africa in 1993, followed by a film project titled „Zimbabwe: Respect for Africa“ in 1995, which aimed to counter prejudices. Peter Kuthan also invited artists to his birthday in Zimbabwe, leading to meetings with artists like Keith Goddard and the subsequent project of inviting the Tonga to the „Festival of Regions“ and an expedition across the „Tote Gebirge“ (Dead Mountains)

There is now a good base to work with. 2027 should follow an exchange between the two stations. B138 will be 20 years then.

Am 21. Juni ist es in Halle wieder so weit. Die Fête de la Musique findet statt! Seit 2007 wird die Fête de la Musique in Halle gefeiert. Der neue Trägerverein kreanativ e.V. – Verein für Kunst, Kultur und Bildung organisiert das Festival gemeinsam mit über 30 Kooperationspartner*innen aus Musikwirtschaft, Soziokultur und Subkultur. Das Fest steht für gute Stimmung, Vielfalt und das Gefühl, gemeinsam etwas Besonderes zu erleben. Von 13:00 bis 24:00 Uhr erklingen auf 29 Bühnen in der gesamten Stadt über 150 musikalische Darbietungen. Eintrittsfrei und für alle zugänglich.