Discussion autour de la nouvelle 'Les poligloti' écrite par Élisabeth Vonarburg en 1995, traitant de traduction et de rencontres de différentes cultures.

Entrevue avec Élisabeth Vonarburg : Histoire #3: Les PoliGlotis

Discussion autour de la nouvelle de science-fiction Le langage de la nuit, écrite par Élisabeth Vonarburg en 1995.

Entrevue avec Élisabeth Vonarburg : Histoire #2:  Le Langage De La Nuit

Discussion autour de la nouvelle de science-fiction Muables, écrite par Élisabeth Vonarburg en 2020. Deux espèces, à la limite de la perception l'une de l'autre, tentent d'entrer en contact : une manière désanthropocentrée de dépeindre les pratiques langagières humaines.

Entrevue avec Élisabeth Vonarburg : Histoire #1 : Muables

Entrevue avec Élisabeth Vonarburg : Introdution

La planète du Dr.Cameron
- Hommage personnel à l'univers "Avatar" de James Cameron, et de son compositeur James Horner. 
Style : Fantastique, Exotique, Epic 
2025

La planète du Dr.Cameron

In this episode, we dive into the gripping world of dystopian science fiction to uncover the five most powerful and thought-provoking novels you need to know. Each of these masterpieces takes a hard look at political ideologies, authoritarian regimes, and the chilling realities of control — but each tells its story in a uniquely unforgettable way. Get ready for a journey through paranoia, resistance, and the dark side of imagined futures.

Control, Fear, and Fiction: Five Must-Read Dystopias

Dans cet épisode, découvrez un extrait du dernier livre d’Héloïse Brézillon, paru en octobre 2024 aux Éditions du Commun. T3M est l'histoire d'une IA conçue pour abolir la tristesse. Alternant prose science-fictionnelle et poésie, Héloïse Brézillon nous emmène cheminer le long d'un processus de guérison, avec son retour nécessaire aux violences domestiques vécues, à hauteur d'enfant. T3M, la machine dont nous avons toujours rêvé, l'aide à nommer son traumatisme, le circonscrire, et enfin... s'en libérer. 

Héloïse Brézillon - T3M #332



Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, The 250 is a weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users.

This time, James Cameron’s Aliens. This is a remastered, re-edited version of the fourth episode of the podcast, originally released back in 2016.

Show Notes

428. Aliens - Special Edition (#64)

New Retro - August 02, 2025

In this episode, Emma and Aisha take on an extraterrestrial deep dive into UFO sitings from New Mexico to Washington D.C to New Hampshire. We uncover the bizarre theories of a Cold-War Era America to the even more bizarre answers from the United States Military. What we find is out of this world!

Eyes to the Sky: A Brief History of UFO Mania

Connaissez-vous la voix de la romancière Caroline Lamarche ? Du romancier Dany Laferrière ? De l’écrivain Éric Vuillard ? De l’autrice Odile d’Oultremont ? De l’essayiste David Van Reybrouck ? Du poète William Cliff ? De la slammeuse Lisette Lombé ?

Toutes ces voix ont un point commun : elles sont écoutables sur SonaLitté. Depuis 2012, nous diffusons des podcasts dont le principe est simple : une autrice ou un auteur lit à voix haute un extrait de son dernier livre. Conçu par Mélanie Godin et réalisé par Mélanie Utzmann-Notrh, SonaLitté est un projet de l’asbl L’Arbre de Diane.

It’s easy to get lost in the Labyrinth of information in our modern world; but, we’ll guide you through the twists and turns of the past, present, and future. In each episode, Emma and Aisha satisfy your curiosities by going on a deep dive into the obscure. Whether it be the Molasses Flood, lead poisoning, or the Royal Family this podcast has the answers.

A weekly podcast looking at the best and worst films of all-time, as voted for by IMDB users.

New episodes typically on a Saturday, 6pm GMT.

Artist - video, sound art, carpets
Science fiction, language fluidity, kinships

Peter Rolf Michael Debik was born in Frankfurt am Main in 1970 as the son of opera singers Edith and Hans-Joachim Debik. After moving to Berlin (West) in 1978, he attended the British-German Charles Dickens Elementary School, then the Erich Hoepner High School (today the Heinz Berggruen High School), which was characterized by music, art and film. A year in the USA in 1987/88 he graduated with a US high school diploma. In 1990 he passed the German Abitur, in 1992 he completed his professional training as a bank clerk and in 2002 he received a master's degree from the Technical University of Berlin with top grades in communication science and linguistics with a focus on communication technology and signal processing. Gifted and a member of the German chapter of Mensa, he is now the owner of the web hosting provider and software developer Bitpalast.

Although Debik grew up with music "backstage" and attended a music high school he rejected a conventional musical education because of the associated narrow thinking and the focus on reproduction instead of invention. Two years of piano lessons were a declaration of war on a musical freedom fighter and synaesthete, who found sight reading to be boring "painting by numbers".

Instead, Debik can not only hear individual voices from works and immediately replay them, but because of his synaesthesia he can also transform mental cinema into new compositions and decorate them with complex harmonies. He coined the quote:

"Notes are only the manufacturer's non-binding serving suggestion, as he thinks his work should be played."

Since the turn of the millennium, Debik has developed his second job from hobby compositions and today produces songs, instrumentals and cues for TV and film under pseudonyms.

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