This week we explore the role of radio as a tool for resistance with two of the eight organizers of the “Resistance Radio ‘The People’s Airwaves'” exhibit in Brooklyn, New York.

Interference Archive volunteers Celia Easton Koehler and Elena Levi join us on the podcast to discuss the scope of the exhibit, which investigates a cross-section of themes, including black liberation, radio and prisons, squatting radio, war and revolution radio, and more.

The physical exhibit (on view until September 29, 2019) includes artifacts and audio from a wide range of radio stations from all over the world. Additionally, the team is producing a series of events, a ‘zine, and an online companion exhibit.

• Resistance Radio at Interference Archive
• Online exhibit for Resistance Radio
• Resistance Radio Live Broadcast
• Audio Interference Podcast
• Prometheus Radio Project
• Kichwa Hatari (NY radio program in Kichwa)
• Italian station Radio Alice
• Radio La Conciencia
• Bush Radio (station in Cape Town that began via pre-recorded tapes on buses)
• ‘Zine quote from Rosa Ramón, KDNA (Granger, Washington) in “Programas Sin Verguenza: Mapping Chicanas in Community Radio in the 1970s”
• Podcast #174: Preserving Brooklyn Pirate Radio
• The Brooklyn Pirate Radio Sound Map is Now Online
• Podcast #181: Visiting Community Radio Stations Around the World
• Radio Survivor Patreon campaign
• We’re Making a ‘Zine for Our Supporters
• Help us Tell the History of Indymedia and LPFM

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