Radio Lab

A journalist welcomed music personalities and artists from the lineup to discuss their artistic practices and future of music.

This interview was moderated by journalist Marie Klock from Libération.

A journalist welcomed music personalities and artists from the lineup to discuss their artistic practices and future of music.

This interview was moderated by journalist & DJ Chloe Lula from Resident Advisor.

A journalist welcomed music personalities and artists from the lineup to discuss their artistic practices and future of music.

This interview was moderated by journalist & DJ Chloe Lula from Resident Advisor.

A journalist welcomed music personalities and artists from the lineup to discuss their artistic practices and future of music.

This interview was moderated by journalist & DJ Chloe Lula from Resident Advisor.

Grünt et Nuits sonores Lab s’associent pour proposer Grünt Talks, une émission en direct de Nuits sonores et en live sur Twitch, où sont décryptées actualités et tendances du milieu du rap, au micro de Jean Morel et David Bola.

Avec

Sandra Gomes (Journaliste musique | FR)

Mehdi Maïzi (Journaliste, Head of Hip Hop Apple Music | FR)

Modération : Jean Morel (Grünt | FR)

David Bola (Grünt | FR)

Let’s turn the microphone around, giving journalists in exile the chance to share their stories. For once, they step out of their usual roles as interviewers to become the ones being interviewed. Through dynamic conversations, this radio set delves into their personal journeys of resistance and adaptation, uncovering the human side of exile. Beyond their individual experiences, the light is shed on the independent media landscapes they left behind—exploring the challenges, successes, and various perspectives of their work under pressure.

In partnership with Voix en Exil, Les Contistadors & Hôtel71

Voices in Exile: Stories from Afar

Let’s turn the microphone around, giving journalists in exile the chance to share their stories. For once, they step out of their usual roles as interviewers to become the ones being interviewed. Through dynamic conversations, this radio set delves into their personal journeys of resistance and adaptation, uncovering the human side of exile. Beyond their individual experiences, the light is shed on the independent media landscapes they left behind—exploring the challenges, successes, and various perspectives of their work under pressure.

In partnership with Voix en Exil, Les Contistadors & Hôtel71

Voices in Exile: Stories from Afar

Let’s turn the microphone around, giving journalists in exile the chance to share their stories. For once, they step out of their usual roles as interviewers to become the ones being interviewed. Through dynamic conversations, this radio set delves into their personal journeys of resistance and adaptation, uncovering the human side of exile. Beyond their individual experiences, the light is shed on the independent media landscapes they left behind—exploring the challenges, successes, and various perspectives of their work under pressure.

In partnership with Voix en Exil, Les Contistadors & Hôtel71

Voices in Exile: Stories from Afar

Let’s turn the microphone around, giving journalists in exile the chance to share their stories. For once, they step out of their usual roles as interviewers to become the ones being interviewed. Through dynamic conversations, this radio set delves into their personal journeys of resistance and adaptation, uncovering the human side of exile. Beyond their individual experiences, the light is shed on the independent media landscapes they left behind—exploring the challenges, successes, and various perspectives of their work under pressure.

In partnership with Voix en Exil, Les Contistadors & Hôtel71

Wherever far-right regimes come to power in Europe, their primary target is the media independence. This is evident in Slovakia, where a public audiovisual law threatens to turn public radio and television, RTVS, into a tool for “propaganda.” In Hungary, approximately 500 national and local media outlets have been consolidated into a foundation aimed at “promoting Hungarian national consciousness,” under the aegis of Viktor Orbán. In Italy, the government no longer hides its interference in controlling public media’s directions. Week by week, such examples are multiplying, from the West to the East of the continent. This situation highlights the chronic fragility of independent and public service media ecosystems. While the European Union is legislating on these issues, as seen with the adoption of the Media Freedom Act, is it already too late? How are independent media impacted by these regimes coming to power? And how are they fighting against these trends? And what roles can European networks like Sphera or Reset! play in response to these dynamics?

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This discussion is part of the Reset! Live Podcast series.

With:

Daphné Deschamps (StreetPress | FR)

Ricardo Gutiérrez (European Federation of Journalists | BE)

Oláh Kata (444 | HU)

Moderation : Quentin Ariès (Médianes | FR)