For the eighth session of our series on poetry and sound, curator and co-host Pia Chakraverti-Würthwein invites Natasha Ginwala for an evening of sonic drift and tidal resonance.

From the murmuring tongues of mangroves to deep-sea hums and estuarial murmurs, this session grounds us in our relationship to the bodies of c that give us life. Listening becomes a method of mapping submerged histories and sensing what moves below the surface. With poetry, field recordings, and shared reflection, we follow the vibrations of water as memory, as movement, as witness. This session invites us to listen with the whole body—attuned to both the quiet pull and the sudden swell. We are particularly excited to share a couple of tracks from Natasha’s recently released vinyl The Ancestral Well: Pulse to Terrain, conceived with Sarathy Korwar as part of Sharjah Biennial 16 ‘to carry.’

Natasha Ginwala is a curator, writer, and researcher. She is co-curator of Sharjah Biennial 16 (2023–25), artistic director of Colomboscope, Sri Lanka, and was associate Curator at Large at Gropius Bau, Berlin (2018–2024). Ginwala co-directed the 13th Gwangju Biennale and was part of the curatorial team of the 8th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art (2014), Contour Biennale 8, documenta 14 (2017), as well as co-curating numerous major international exhibitions. Ginwala is a widely published author with a focus on contemporary art, visual culture, and social justice.

Pia Chakraverti-Würthwein is a curator and writer based in Berlin. She previously worked at Esther Schipper as an Artist Liaison, and before that was a freelance curator on projects with Fondazione Prada, Slavs and Tatars, and SAVVY Contemporary, among others.

Natasha Ginwala: Sonic Compass at migas 06.05.25

Is that what you Want?

Chhi Re Nani Trailer Theme (From "Chhi Re Nani")


Débattons-nous trop ou pas assez? Faut-il continuer d’opposer dialogue et débat comme on le fait sur AntiClash? Comment des débats citoyens aux formats revisités pourraient-ils améliorer notre vie démocratique? On en discute avec Peter Barrett, spécialiste du débat constructif qui nous donne des pistes pour se réaproprier la démocratie dans une société plurielle. 




Pour cet épisode spécial, nous invitons Peter Barrett, spécialiste et praticien expérimenté de l’art du débat. Ancien compétiteur, il est formateur à la Sorbonne et accompagne des professionnels pour les aider à améliorer leur impact à l'oral ou gérer les conversations difficiles. Il enseigne aussi à l'ESSEC un cours intitulé : "Le débat au service des transitions". Il a créé « Debatology » (https://phsbarrett.com/debatology), un projet qui propose des méthodes et formats pour améliorer la qualité du débat public.


Dans cette conversation, nous explorons le concept de débat constructif, son rapport au concept de dialogue cher à AntiClash, et son rôle dans la dépolarisation et un renouvellement des rapports entre citoyens. 


Enregistré en mai 2025
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Réinventer l’art du débat avec Peter Barrett

An emotional, rave-oriented mix with a lot of "field recordings" in it. Features discussions about imagery, generative AI. What is happening and what isn't happening?

"We are not talking here about refuting a binary system, we are not talking about the multi-logic challenge to Aristotelianism, we are talking about something else, where T becomes opaque".

instagram.com/palais.sinclaire

«N'écoute Pas!» [005: "NU ICONOCLASM"] w/ CLER (10.07.25)

En este séptimo episodio del Peace Corner Podcast, nuestro anfitrión, Ian Puis Farrés de UNOY, y su invitado, el constructor de paz colombiano y cofundador de la Fundación Bogot’Art, Leonardo Párraga, reflexionan sobre el poder transformador del trabajo de construcción de paz liderado localmente para avanzar en la Agenda de Juventud, Paz y Seguridad (JPS). La conversacion es en castellano. También está disponible una transcripción en inglés.

En contextos afectados por conflictos como Colombia, donde las políticas no alcanzan, constructores de paz como Leonardo están creando nuevos caminos hacia la paz. Esta conversación se basa en su experiencia e historias para profundizar en el verdadero potencial de las perspectivas juveniles, tanto para evidenciar las limitaciones de la Agenda JPS como para contribuir a su fortalecimiento a nivel local.

¡No te pierdas esta conversación que invita a la reflexión y sintonízala ya! 

La novena temporada del Peace Corner Podcast es una iniciativa de CSPPS y UNOY Peacebuilders.

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In this 7th episode of the Peace Corner Podcast, our host, Ian Puis Farrés from UNOY, and his guest, Colombian peacebuilder and co-founder of Fundación Bogot’Art Leonardo Párraga, reflected on the transformative power of locally-led peacebuilding work in advancing the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) Agenda. The conversation is in Spanish. A transcript in English is available here: https://unoy.org/podcast/ 

In conflict-affected contexts such as Colombia, where policies fall short, peacebuilders like Leonardo are creating new pathways for peace. This discussion builds on their experience and stories, to then delve into the true potential of youth perspectives to both expose the limitations of the YPS Agenda and contribute to strengthening it at the local level. 

Don’t miss out on this thought-provoking conversation, and tune in now! 

The 9th season of the Peace Corner Podcast is an initiative of CSPPS & UNOY Peacebuilders.

Jóvenes construyendo futuros desde lo local (S09 E07)

This song dives headfirst into the murky territory of self-sabotage, mental health and vulnerability. But this isn’t some moral sermon. Instead, RAW plays out as a conversation, a push and pull with a loved one who delivers the hard truths.

Lyrics:
Summer nights,
Winter days,
Can't see the light,
Don't know my name,
And I'm so tired, ill, afraid,
Living a lie,
There's no escape.

Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW

Wrestling the demons inside it's like RAW,
Run but there's nowhere to hide
I can't stop,
Gone like a thief in the night
Who take off,
If it rains know a flood gonna rise
I play god.
She's like 'why you tryna sabotage?
Got the world in the palm of your hand
And you pass it off.
Plus you shine too bright to be blending in,
So why you walk around in your camouflage?
Yeah why you tryna fuck it up?
I know things be weighing on your mind
So you lift it up,
But you always end up coming down,
And you been on this shit for days, when is it enough?'

Summer nights,
Winter days,
Can't see the light,
Don't know my name,
And I'm so tired, ill, afraid,
Living a lie,
There's no escape.

Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW

And I can see my face in a scary place,
Too much on my plate that's like every day,
Trip to outer space don't know where it take,
‘Nah this is madness’
She like 'come on you can't tell me you're content with average.'
I said 'really baby I was born to be a savage,
I can live without a shower
I don't need a mattress,
All these material objects are extra baggage.'
'Huh,' she said 'you're smart but you're dumb as fuck,
You waste your time every time and you push your luck,
Getting faded and then feeling rough,
So don't ask me why you're always falling in a rut.'
Damn.

Summer nights,
Winter days,
Can't see the light,
Don't know my name,
And I'm so tired, ill, afraid,
Living a lie.

Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW
Wrestling the demons inside
It's like RAW

The Orchard-Akın Sevgör

Dans le 8ème épisode du Peace Corner Podcast, Oliver Gyori (CSPPS) s’entretient avec Adam Dicko,  Directrice Exécutive de l’AJCAD – l’Association des Jeunes pour la Citoyenneté Active et la Démocratie.

À travers cette conversation approfondie, ils explorent les enjeux clés de la participation des jeunes et des communautés marginalisées au Mali, ainsi que dans l’ensemble de la région du Sahel. AJCAD est une organisation malienne engagée à renforcer la citoyenneté active, défendre les droits des jeunes et promouvoir leur inclusion dans les processus de gouvernance.
Adam Dicko y partage son expérience de terrain, les défis rencontrés par la jeunesse dans des contextes de fragilité, ainsi que les réponses concrètes portées par son organisation pour leur donner une voix et une place dans la société.

Cet épisode met en lumière le rôle central des jeunes en tant qu’acteurs du changement pour bâtir un avenir plus juste, démocratique et pacifique dans la région.

Ne manquez pas cette conversation enrichissante et engageante.

La neuvième saison du Peace Corner Podcast est une initiative conjointe du CSPPS et de UNOY Peacebuilders.

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In the 8th episode of the Peace Corner Podcast, Oliver Gyori (CSPPS) speaks with Adam Dicko, Executive Director of AJCAD – the Association of Youth for Active Citizenship and Democracy.
In this in-depth conversation, they explore the key issues surrounding youth participation and the inclusion of marginalised communities in Mali and across the broader Sahel region. AJCAD is a Malian organization dedicated to strengthening youth civic engagement, defending their rights, and promoting their meaningful involvement in governance processes.

Adam Dicko shares her field experience, the challenges facing young people in fragile contexts, and the concrete actions her organisation is taking to amplify their voices and secure their place in society.

This episode highlights the vital role young people play as changemakers in building a more just, democratic, and peaceful future in the region.

Don’t miss this insightful and thought-provoking conversation.

The ninth season of the Peace Corner Podcast is a joint initiative by CSPPS and UNOY Peacebuilders.

Construire la paix avec les jeunes (S09 E08)

This lecture discusses Plato's work, The Euthyphro. In that work, Socrates is headed to the court, facing trial on charges of impiety and corrupting the youth.  He gets into a discussion with Euthyphro about the nature of piety and related matters.  

Here, we look at some of the features of the dramatic situation setting up the dialogue outside of the law court, where Socrates is about to defend himself against charges that include impiety, and Euthyphro is about to prosecute his own father for murder. Given that people are accusing Euthyphro himself of impiety for this action, he makes several arguments to support the claim that he himself is being pious in carrying out the prosecution
 
To support my ongoing work, go to my Patreon site - www.patreon.com/sadler

The lecture was originally recorded as this video - https://youtu.be/04pit5Bu4bU - I have improved the sound quality as much as feasible.

If you'd like to make a direct contribution, you can do so here - www.paypal.me/ReasonIO

You can find over 3500 philosophy videos in my main YouTube channel - www.youtube.com/user/gbisadler

Purchase The Last Days of Socrates (including the Euthyphro) - amzn.to/2Limh8b

Plato, Euthyphro - Euthyphro's Prosecution Of His Father - Sadler's Lectures

eavesdropping ep threeeee is with my darling friend Camille. 
I feel like with her we always have the best eavesdroppable convos - whether at parties, in Rixdorf gardens or Bouldergarten, you know we will talk about some deep shit and drop some juicy goss. 
this time we chat about why being independent is overrated, how gardening can defeat capitalism and why we all should be demanding free Palestine! 

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Ever eavesdropped on two friends having an intimate conversation? Or on someone having a really good first date chat? Eavesdropping is like that — but consensual. With a different guest each time, we cordially invite you to listen in on us discussing our traumas and secrets, share stories from our previous lives, and arrive at unexpected insights. From wondering whether we are ready to be parents to discussing embarrassing sex stories to pondering the meaning of our existence to sharing adulting tips, Eavesdropping is a peek into me and my friends trying to figure out our life on air.

follow me on insta for more: @ashtrayangel.io

eavesdropping on me n camille, ep. 3

In this 9th episode of the Peace Corner Podcast, our host Mariam Tinikashvili, Advocacy Officer at UNOY Peacebuilders, is joined by Robin Fontaine, Climate and YPS Advisor at Sustainable Cooperation for Peace & Security (SCPS), to explore how youth-led environmental peacebuilding is not only responding to the climate-conflict nexus, but actively reshaping the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) agenda.

Drawing from fieldwork in the Sahel and Latin America and policy engagement through initiatives like Peace@COP, Robin offers powerful insights into how young people are restoring ecosystems, protecting indigenous land, and building social cohesion in fragile and conflict-affected areas.

This episode also dives into the differences and overlaps between the YPS and Climate, Peace and Security (CPS) agendas, highlighting the value, and challenges, of bridging these frameworks from the ground up.

Whether it’s grassroots reforestation projects, youth activism against extractive industries, or efforts to bring local voices into multilateral spaces, this conversation sheds light on the urgent need to recognize, resource, and protect youth-led environmental peacebuilding around the world.

Don’t miss out on this timely and insightful episode, tune in now!

The 9th season of the Peace Corner Podcast is an initiative of CSPPS & UNOY Peacebuilders.

Connecting the Dots: Nexus between YPS and Environmental Peacebuilding (S09 E09)

Chilled out vibe featuring dialogue from 'Ghost Dog' movie and quotes from the Hagakure, the way of the samurai by Yanamoto Tsunetomo

Hagakure - Way of the Samurai

Metalic Muthafucka

All Heimdall voice lines from God of War: Ragnarök, voiced by Scott Porter, extracted by @ Mophead6514 on YouTube
THUMBNAIL CREDIT: official game artwork by Raf Grassetti (ArtStation)

GOD OF WAR: RAGNAROK Heimdall Voice Files/Dialogue

Trip hop vibe enhanced by dialogue from the coolest motherfucker ever. 

Momentary

Fiction - M/M Southern Dialogue

Audiobook narration from 'One Day' with both the characters of Emma and Dexter

Jenny Mac_PRH Demo_One Day_Aug 25

Born in the U.S.
Raised in Australia
Chill Rap + Sample-Heavy Beats
Forever an Outcast

Every week in Berlin, we invite artists to share the music they love. These recordings come straight from our space, just as they were played.

All sets at migas are captured from the output of our Isonoe ISO420 mixer into a Tascam FR-AV2 recorder via balanced cables, in WAV 48kHz / 32-bit float.

The mastering chain includes only a touch of analog-style saturation (BB Tubes), applied in parallel to add warmth and cohesion, followed by a transparent limiter (L2) to gently control peaks.

The final file is exported as FLAC 48kHz / 16-bit.

KILL EVERYONE NOW, CONDONE FIRST DEGREE MURDER, ADVOCATE CANNIBALISM, EAT SHIT

Hello! I'm Amy, a Sydney based soundtrack composer studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. I'm all about storytelling through film and video games.

Reach out if you're interested in using my compositions in your film or game or you'd like to work together!

Warm, resonant, distinctive, northern British female voiceover and voice actor (Lancashire/Manchester) with pro home studio, for TV, Radio and Online Commercials, TV Promo, Radio Imaging, Sonic Branding, 
Corporate Narration, Explainers, In-Store, On hold, IVR, elearning
TV Narration, TV Continuity, Video Games, Animation, Radio Drama, Audiobooks & Podcasts
A warm and engaging Lancashire voice, often booked when a project requires that elusive 'real read'. A natural talent for north west UK accents including Scouse (Liverpool) and Mancunian (Manchester).
Multi-One Voice Award nominated:
Best Audiobook Factual 2025
Best Showreel (Commercial) 2025
Best TV Promo 2025
Best On Hold/IVR 2023
Best Radio Commercial 2021
Best Radio Drama 2020
Best On hold/IVR 2019
Best Newcomer 2018

I'm that YouTube Philosophy Guy! Find more than 3,000 videos in my main channel.  Support my video and podcast work!  https://www.patreon.com/sadler or https://www.buymeacoffee.com/A4quYdWoM

Learn more about this podcast channel - https://youtu.be/qRvL0gqlyrw and https://gregorybsadler.substack.com/p/the-sadlers-lectures-podcast

Due to popular demand - and with the work underwritten by my Patreon supporters - I have been converting my videos into MP3 files listeners can listen to anywhere they want!

I have a second podcast, Mind & Desire, publishing original episodes on a variety of topics in philosophy, which you can find here - https://gregorybsadler.substack.com/podcast

We’re making peace personal with the Peace Corner podcast! Who are the lesser known Gbowees and Mandelas? What are their stories? And what drives them to persevere in some of the harshest and darkest places? We’ll be bringing you voices from all around the world. With each pod, a different peacebuilder, a different region, a different story. So, nestle into a corner and listen to the voices making peace possible.

The Peace Corner podcast is a collaboration between UNOY Peacebuilders, CSPPS, and GPPAC. For more stories, go to:
http://www.unoy.org
http://www.cspps.org
http://www.gppac.net

#youth #peace #conflict #humanrights #peacebuilding

Fade Radio is an independent platform that experiments with diverse music approaches expressed through DJ sets, live performances, podcasts, and art-related projects. Aiming to build a community-oriented network, it operates as a core that aspires to support independent artists and creatives.

New tracks tagged #dialogue