Voices Radio

@lagnajita14 bringing lyrical head movers to speak on the uncertain and unwanted times we’ve been pulled into

@jidanafri stepping in for @_eclettica’s ambient breakfast show with a quick fire mix from ambient wobbles through to dub techno and finally finishing off the affair with a serving of Indian classical ❤️

Easy easy! The boss @daddydarkrdc brings home his first breakfast show 10-12pm on the Voices airwaves. It’s a joyous affair filled with plenty of sounds, tempos, drums and bass grooves across the world 🔊

That’s right - yet another podcast where the host reads out Reddit stories! Still listen though because mine are more interesting than the others, trust me. I’m Feyi, bringing you a show for film and TV lovers. I’ve gone out of my way to source exceptionally unique and entertaining ‘AITA’ stories, and give my unqualified verdict on whether or not they’re an innocent bystander, or suffering from severe main character syndrome.

This month my stories are from an insane inventor, a guilt ridden groom, and a stressed sister.

Iriarte, my grandma's maiden name, is a Basque word for someone who lives between settlements. I use this as a starting point to explore the in between of spaces, places and time through a selection of field recordings, spoken word, folk, ambient, electronic and experimental music from the Basque country as well as from other countries across the world and their regions.

The radio show, which once started in Strasbourg!

During the show, Oleksiy Borysko moves blindly between his collection of techno, electro, retro and wave house and in an improvisational manner will shape the mood of the air

Because of Art and Steven Weston touched down at Voices Radio for 2 hours of deep and melodic house, celebrating their debut collaborative release on Anjuna Deep with their first ever b2b set. Listen back now!!

A podcast telling stories about how tech really is… “All Around”. We reveal the funny, interesting, scary, and surprising ways in which technology has taken over every part of our lives. Not 20 years from now, not when AI has taken over, but here and now. Tune in on the first Monday of every month at 8pm on Voices Radio, and on Wednesday at 8pm on the podcast platform of your choice and preference.

In this episode of Laying Low on Voices Radio, Michelle Delf, also known as Leho, takes listeners back to the 1970s to explore a decade shaped by global movements and powerful music. As the daughter of African activist artist Joe Maseko, she reflects on apartheid, resistance, and how sound carried stories across continents — from Africa to America, Europe, and Asia. Through soul, funk, jazz, and global grooves, the episode connects the revolutionary spirit of the 70s to the pressures facing Gen Z today. It’s a conversation about history, identity, and what a new generation’s movement might look — and sound — like.

The Wrong Side of History is a narrative podcast that explores why intelligent, well-meaning people opposed changes we now take for granted, women’s suffrage, civil rights, medical advances, and more.

Instead of flattening the past into heroes and villains, we do something harder: we take these people seriously. Using their own essays, speeches, letters, and books, each season reconstructs how the world looked to them; the fears they had, the values they held, the trade-offs they believed they were defending.

The goal isn’t to agree with them. It’s to understand what made sense to them at the time.

Because nobody thinks they’re the villain. And if we can’t fairly explain why past beliefs felt reasonable, we probably don’t understand our own as well as we think. This is history as an exercise in intellectual humility — and a challenge to ask a harder

question:

What might we be on the wrong side of today?