The Listening Tide invited director of Marres house for contemporary culture in Maastricht Valentijn Byvanck to the living room. He brought with him audio by Espen Sommer Eide on the historic sound of spaces, a project on Stasi ideology-voice-tapping, and the enigmatic Miles Davis. An hour well spent...

The Listening Tide invited director of Marres house for contemporary culture in Maastricht Valentijn Byvanck to the living room. He brought with him audio by Espen Sommer Eide on the historic sound of spaces, a project on Stasi ideology-voice-tapping, and the enigmatic Miles Davis. An hour well spent...

The Listening Tide with Valentijn Byvanck

The Listening Tide isn't talk-radio. It’s listen radio. It's a podcast initiative that invites a single guest to bring a handful of audio contributions with them to the host's living-room that they feel passionate about to share with an audience. They listen to these together and use them as a tool to engage in a conversation about our surroundings, positions, perceptions, histories and (alternate) futures. These can be fragments from speeches, music tracks, letters, books, poetry, and field-recordings. The aim is to dive-deep and float, and really listen to what we're hearing.Just as the tide washes to shore new things and takes others away again, The Listening Tide seeks to be a calm rising conversation of reflection and insights, which come bubbling to the surface and reveal themselves throughout the program. Finally, receding and leaving behind on the beach that what the listener is curious to take with them.

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The Listening Tide isn't talk-radio. It’s listen radio. It's a podcast initiative that invites a single guest to bring a handful of audio contributions with them to the host's living-room that they feel passionate about to share with an audience. They listen to these together and use them as a tool to engage in a conversation about our surroundings, positions, perceptions, histories and (alternate) futures. These can be fragments from speeches, music tracks, letters, books, poetry, and field-recordings. The aim is to dive-deep and float, and really listen to what we're hearing. Just as the tide washes to shore new things and takes others away again, The Listening Tide seeks to be a calm rising conversation of reflection and insights, which come bubbling to the surface and reveal themselves throughout the program. Finally, receding and leaving behind on the beach that what the listener is curious to take with them.

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