FM 1.618

In a city where pretending has become a way of life,

people hide their feelings

and the truths they keep beneath layers of pretense.

Until one day,

a strange little shop opens its doors.

A place where pretending comes at a price,

where every lie has a cost,

and where honesty may reveal more

than anyone is prepared to face.

Written & Narrated by Kun

Piano : Shadows of Leaves by 윤소현 Yun So Hyun

FM 1.618 · Transmission 008

A conversation between two cats at sunset.

About pain.

About happiness.

About the things that happen to us,

and the things we leave behind in others.

Perhaps life is nothing more than a series of moments,

one stimulus after another,

one feeling after another,

until the sun finally sets.

When you realize that true happiness comes from

the happiness you create for someone else,

perhaps you begin to accept

that not every question needs an answer.

Written & Narrated by Kun
Piano: Sora Tori
Cover Art: FeiFei

FM 1.618 · Transmission 007

Every night,

the stars remind me of you.

They have guided travellers across oceans,

through deserts,

and through countless nights.

So I wonder if the stars have a language of their own,

perhaps they know how to speak of distance.

Perhaps they know how to tell me

how far away you are.

And perhaps,

they will show me the way to you.

Written & Narrated by Kun

Piano & Cello by IradierPablo

FM 1.618 · Transmission 006

Once upon a time,

in a forest where a magical ginkgo tree could speak,

there lived a boy who had been cursed to disappear if he was exposed to sunlight.

One night, a girl appeared in the forest, having lost all her memories.

The boy took her to the Paradise Waterfall, hoping to help her memories return.

A monster.

A desert.

Dispersing sands.

Two lonely souls found each other, but fate did not favour them.

A little fairy tale about memory, love, sacrifice,

and the wish to be remembered.

Written & Narrated by Kun

Piano: Sora Tori

FM 1.618 · Transmission 005

Somewhere beyond this world, there is another one.

A place where familiar things still feel familiar,
where voices travel the same,
and where the distance between two worlds is greater than we can imagine.

You will not hear me screaming your name because of the distance.

I am leaving soon.

Written & Narrated by Kun
FM 1.618 · Transmission 004

What makes a place, a person, or a thing stay in our memory?

Inspired by Haruki Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore, this transmission wanders through the quiet relationship between names, places, and memory.

There was a small hill east of Pangwa, Kachin, Myanmar, surrounded by pine trees, potato fields, and quince plants.

At sunset, the mountains would slowly swallow the sun.

At night, the sky would fill with stars.

It had no special name.

So I gave it one.

East Woodville

Years later, the place may have changed.

But perhaps, when I hear its name again, a small piece of that place will return to me.

Inspired by Kafka on the Shore - Haruki Murakami

Adapted, written, and narrated by Kun

Piano: Full of Mercy - Sora Tori

This transmission is dedicated to someone who brought me out of a quiet place within myself, and made me see the world again, its color, its silence, its beauty.

A birthday gift

Broadcast on 

FM 1.618

September 17, 2026

6:00AM CST

A special transmission

"ငြိမ်ငြိမ်လေးထိုင်နေတဲ့အခါ"

Someone once asked,

“What do you think about when you sit quietly?”

One day, I was sitting quietly.

I saw a little butterfly resting on a puffball of dandelion.

I saw squirrels playing and jumping around,


a dried oak leaf,


the quiet change of seasons,


and a sunset whose colours turned everything into a golden reflection.

Sometimes, we can only see and hear when there is a reason ,

a catalyst,


an inspiration
that revives us.

Written and Narrated by Kun


Piano 🎹: Together by Nagasawa

Cover Art: em.meng

FM 1.618 · Transmission 002

A birthday message.

A jasmine garden.

An old cassette tape.

A song left behind.

And a voice sent across the distance between different worlds.

Perhaps some things we say are not meant to disappear.

Perhaps, somewhere, they are still being heard.

Written & Narrated by Kun

Piano 🎹: Afterglow by Tatsuki Nagai