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Leicester Emergent Arts Radio
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Radio Lear
CAMP Radio
about 1 month ago
Up in an hout! 6-7pm: Sound Across Distance decaying vibrations traverse time and space - sound art by jimmy Peggie
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Radio Lear
Soar Sound Radio
about 1 month ago
How much creative work goes unseen? Intangible Labour and the New Folklore explores how artists, musicians and performers carry emotion, risk and care through everyday acts of making. What kinds of culture are being formed beneath the surface?
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Intangible Labour and the New Folklore Exhibition
The Intangible Labour and the New Folklore exhibition, taking place at Leicester Adult Education Gallery on Belvoir Street brings together artists, performers, and musicians who are interested in the kinds of work that usually go unnoticed. This is not labour measured in hours, wages, or output, but the quieter effort involved in creativity, care, endurance, and emotional commitment. The exhibition and the accompanying podcast explore how much artistic work happens below the surface. Artists speak about the time, risk, and personal investment involved in making images, performances, and music. Much of this labour leaves little behind once a moment has passed, yet it shapes how culture is felt and remembered.
https://www.soarsound.uk/intangible-labour-and-the-new-folklore-exhibition/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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This evening we are immersed in intangible labour, at Leicester Adult Education basement gallery
about 1 month ago
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Just been chatting about the Hydra for a Safer World project here at Computala
about 1 month ago
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We are chatting with exhibiting artists at Computala this evening with New Media Arts club
@lcbdepot.bsky.social
about 1 month ago
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Radio Lear
Decentered Media
5 months ago
Radio Lear is now live on the Leicester and Loughborough multiplexes, sharing AI-generated and artist-made soundscapes. How might artists reimagine radio as a space for creative transformation? Follow and support through Decentered Mediaâs Patreon to get involved.
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Leicester Emergent Arts Radio â A Platform for Metamodern Sound and Experimentation
Radio Lear, Leicester Emergent Arts Radio, is a metamodern sound platform broadcasting on the Leicester and Loughborough multiplexes. Combining AI-generated audio with artist-created soundscapes, it offers an experimental, PRS/PPL-free space for creative exploration. Supported via Decentered Mediaâs Patreon, it invites artists to collaborate, contribute, and expand the possibilities of artistic radio. The launch of Radio Lear marks a milestone in developing…
https://decentered.co.uk/leicester-emergent-arts-radio-a-platform-for-metamodern-sound-and-experimentation/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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Radio Lear
LeicsRutFHS
5 months ago
Heritage Fair next Saturday (11th). We will be there, if local, why not pop along !
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Radio Lear
John Coster
5 months ago
Final measure up in Hansom Hall .... our 9th FREE heritage event since 2015 hosted at the Leicester Adult Education Centre takes place this weekend on 11th October 10am-3pm .... join us at the Saturday Heritage Fair
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In Leicester on DAB, and online...
5 months ago
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In a mediascape that overwhelms with fragments, how do we carve space for reflection? This weekâs Distraction Therapy mix suggests music as a guide to transcendence, echoing Schopenhauerâs idea that art lets us step outside striving into a clearer, more timeless knowing.
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Distraction Therapy â Carving Out Space in the Global Noise
Distraction Therapy: carving space in the global noise. The mediascape is sprawling and incessant. Feeds fragment attention and pull it outward. Meaning is not given. It must be made. Isolation, in this context, is a threshold, not an exit. It is boundary-setting for reflection. By quieting the signal field, we create a room for listening where intuition can work. Music then acts as counterweight to dispersion, holding attention in coherent patterns rather than shards.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-carving-out-space-in-the-global-noise/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
5 months ago
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Can time alone become a gift? This weekâs Distraction Therapy mix asks if social isolation opens not emptiness but new ground for imagination. When the outer world quiets, can music guide us inward to that space of reflection and intuition Schopenhauer called transcendence?
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Distraction Therapy â The Quiet Gift of Isolation
Distraction Therapy: the latest mix takes solitude as method. Not absence but a clearing. Step out of the outward world and a different light appears. Attention steadies. Breath lengthens. The inner room brightens. Isolation becomes a working space for imagination. With the signal field quiet, a single tone can widen into a horizon. Rhythm loosens its grip, so intuition can map new routes of awareness.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-the-quiet-gift-of-isolation/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
5 months ago
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Can radio still be art? When signals flood across cities, indifferent to playlists and algorithms, can they open fleeting moments of transcendenceârupturing uniformity with sound that unsettles and surprises?
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Radio Against the Grain
Broadcast radio is often dismissed as an anachronism, a relic of news bulletins, jingles, and chart rotations. Yet, its potential as an artistic medium remains vastly under-explored. Radio is not bound by walls or devices aloneâit moves invisibly through cities and landscapes, enters homes and cars, and merges into the background of daily life. This omnipresence gives radio qualities that make it uniquely suited to challenge cultural uniformity and creative inertia.
https://radiolear.uk/radio-against-the-grain/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
6 months ago
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Can radio be more than background noise? What happens when we treat broadcast as an art formâan atmosphere that reshapes how we perceive sound, music, and each other?
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Radio as Atmosphere â Transforming Broadcast into an Art of Perception
In the age of constant notifications and algorithmic playlists, it is easy to overlook the peculiar power of broadcast radio. Unlike streaming services that respond to our every click, radio flows outward, covering whole regions with its signal, indifferent to whether we are listening closely or only half-aware. This quality gives radio an artistic dimension that challenges how we perceive sound and music.
https://radiolear.uk/radio-as-atmosphere-transforming-broadcast-into-an-art-of-perception/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
6 months ago
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Exploring existential versus spiritual identity through Kant, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Jung, this episode of Distraction Therapy embraces metamodern reconstruction.
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Between Signs and Symbols â Metamodern Identity After Deconstruction
This episode of Distraction Therapy explores the tension between existential and spiritual identity. Existentialists frame identity as a negotiation of meanings, while essentialists root it in archetypes and symbols. Drawing on Kant, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Jung, the post shows how metamodernism seeks a reconstruction after deconstruction, holding semiotic play and symbolic depth in creative tension. Identity today is argued over in two tongues.
https://radiolear.uk/between-signs-and-symbols-metamodern-identity-after-deconstruction/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
6 months ago
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What can Jungâs vision of the Pleroma and Abraxas teach us about finding meaning today? Can music and sound guide us to hold together opposites without dissolving into fragmentation?
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Distraction Therapy â The Pleroma and the Differentiated Soul
This episode of Distraction Therapy explores Carl Jungâs vision of the Pleroma and the Seven Sermons to the Dead. It considers how differentiation and imagination give shape to the soul, and how Abraxas symbolises the unity of opposites. Framed through metamodern thought, the episode reflects on music and sound as early practices of perception and aesthetic experience, helping us navigate beyond postmodern fragmentation toward new forms of meaning.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-the-pleroma-and-the-differentiated-soul/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
6 months ago
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What if music could help us hear the Pleroma itselfâthe undifferentiated fullness Jung describedâtaking form as sound? Can listening to a mix become a way of letting symbols and images emerge, more than the sum of their parts?
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Distraction Therapy â From Pleroma to Differentiation
This Distraction Therapy music mix blog explores Carl Jungâs idea of the Pleroma and Differentiation as a creative process. Drawing on Jungâs Red Book and Seven Sermons to the Dead, it reflects on how new forms emerge from the unconscious when opposites are distinguished and given form. Using metaphors of water arising from hydrogen and oxygen, it shows how metamodern aesthetics embraces transcendence and transformation, producing art and music that is more than the sum of its parts.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-from-pleroma-to-differentiation/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
6 months ago
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What happens when music becomes a mirror for the soul? Jung saw imagination as a dialogue with inner imagesâcould a DJ mix hold that same space for contemplation? How do we listen without a plan, letting sound shape visions from within?
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Distraction Therapy â Listening to the Soul
When Carl Jung entered into the work that became his Red Book, he described it as a confrontation with the soul. He did not set out with a plan or strategy. Instead, he allowed images to rise, gave them voice, and held dialogue with them until they revealed meaning. Jung called this practice active imagination, but he also spoke of it more simply as listening: âI must let myself be carried along by what occurs⊠it is the path of what is to come.â Here the journey is not outward but inward, and the travellerâs task is to remain present to whatever emerges from the depths.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-listening-to-the-soul/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
6 months ago
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How do we learn to move between opposites without clinging to one side or collapsing into the other? Nietzscheâs Zarathustra tells us to dance on the rope above the abyss. Can music teach us this same two-step of meaning?
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Distraction Therapy â Dancing the Two-Step of Meaning
To live in our contemporary world is to stand on a rope bridge stretched across a deep ravine. On one side lies the rock of tradition, firm but immovable; on the other, the shifting sands of relativism, unstable and endlessly dispersing. If we clutch too tightly to the stone, we become rigid statues, trapped in inherited dogma. If we sink into the sand, we are swallowed by endless uncertainty.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-dancing-the-two-step-of-meaning/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
6 months ago
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What does it mean to reject the system yet still feel deeply? Schopenhauer scorned Hegelâs abstractionsâbut is that tension still alive in our music and art scenes today? Where does your creativity draw the line between resistance and reconciliation?
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Against the System â Schopenhauer, Hegel, and the Sound of Dissent
For this episode of Distraction Therapy, weâve tuned our focus toward the creative energy that arises from philosophical resistance. At the heart of this mix is an echo of one of the most bitter intellectual feuds in European philosophy: Arthur Schopenhauerâs contempt for Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. More than an academic rivalry, their opposition symbolises two divergent ways of understanding the worldâways that continue to reverberate through contemporary art, music, and the spaces in which we gather.
https://radiolear.uk/against-the-system-schopenhauer-hegel-and-the-sound-of-dissent/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
7 months ago
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Radio Lear
CAMP Radio
7 months ago
Listen again: Auricular Shelter / 13th July 2025 Playing tracks by Ghost and Tape, Yyate, Nahal Kayand, Fletina, Pa and more.
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Decentered Media
7 months ago
What happens when media stops performing and starts caring? In this episode, Kajal Nisha Patel shares how photography, yoga & co-creation offer a different pathârooted in presence, empathy and shared meaning. What does care-centred media look like to you?
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Reimagining Care, Creativity, and Communication â A Conversation with Kajal Nisha Patel
In this episode of the Decentered Media podcast, I sit down with Kajal Nisha Patel to explore how creativity, care, and communication intersect in meaningful and unexpected ways. We talk not only about Kajalâs long-standing work as a visual artist and community practitioner but also about what it means to resist the pressures of productivity in favour of something slower, more embodied, and socially rooted.
https://decentered.co.uk/reimagining-care-creativity-and-communication-a-conversation-with-kajal-nisha-patel/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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Can an artist still act as a witness to the eternal in a world obsessed with outcomes and optics? What happens to art when intuition gives way to transaction?
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The Artist as Witness â the Will and the Fate of Art in a Transactional World
In this episode of Distraction Therapy, we consider a question that refuses to go away: What is the purpose of the artist? Not the profession. Not the job description. But the roleâphilosophically, psychologically, and spiritually. Arthur Schopenhauerâs answer, drawn from The World as Will and Representation, is as uncompromising as it is clarifying. For Schopenhauer, the world is driven by the Willâa blind, ceaseless, and irrational force that animates all desire, all striving, and ultimately all suffering.
https://radiolear.uk/the-artist-as-witness-the-will-and-the-fate-of-art-in-a-transactional-world/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
8 months ago
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What if music wasnât just background noise, but a way to step outside the noise of life itself? Can we still find moments of pure contemplation in a world that turns art into a service?
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Escaping the Transaction â Music, and the Lost Art of Contemplation
In this episode of The Distraction Therapy, we return to an idea thatâs both ancient and urgently neededâart as a space for transcendence. Drawing on Arthur Schopenhauerâs radical notion that music is not just entertainment but a portal to something beyond the grinding machinery of life, we ask: what would it mean to take music seriously againânot as a tool, a service, or a box to tickâbut as a doorway to a different mode of being?
https://radiolear.uk/escaping-the-transaction-music-and-the-lost-art-of-contemplation/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
8 months ago
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What does it mean to walk the rope between past and future, meaning and uncertainty? In Nietzscheâs Zarathustra, the tightrope walker falls. But maybe the act of crossing is the pointânot reaching the other side. Are we each walking that rope now?
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Walking the Rope â Meaning, Risk, and the Tightrope Walker in Thus Spoke Zarathustra
When Nietzsche introduces the figure of the tightrope walker early in Thus Spoke Zarathustra, itâs more than a theatrical flourish. Itâs a moment loaded with symbolism, a moment that places the reader not just on the threshold of a new philosophy, but on the rope itselfâbetween what was and what might be. Zarathustra, descending from his mountain to bring humanity a new vision, is interrupted by this performer crossing a rope strung between two towers.
https://radiolear.uk/walking-the-rope-meaning-risk-and-the-tightrope-walker-in-thus-spoke-zarathustra/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
8 months ago
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Tiny gear, big ideas. On 18 June at the Real Ale Classroom, sound artists turned small devices into rich, immersive performances. What makes a space feel alive with soundâscale, or attention?
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Tiny Gear Concert 18th June 2025
On the evening of 18th June 2025, the Real Ale Classroom in Leicester played host to an event that proved you donât need large rigs or towering speaker stacks to make an impact. The Tiny Gear Concert, organised as part of a continuing series of local experimental sound gatherings, brought together a group of adventurous performers who showed that constraint can be the mother of inventionâand that intimacy can be more powerful than scale.
https://radiolear.uk/tiny-gear-concert-18th-june-2025/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
8 months ago
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What happens when artists gather at the turning of the year, under stars and around fire? Can sound become ritual, and listening become a way to remember? This solstice, we recorded more than audioâwe recorded intention. What might you hear in the stillness?
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Distraction Therapy â Ritual Light and Metamodern Cycles
In this second part of our Summer Solstice episode, we linger in the aftermath of the turning point. The sun no longer stands still, but the memory of its pause remainsâetched into the fields, the sound of the wind through grass, and the rhythms that thread through our music mix. Here, in the aftermath of lightâs zenith, we turn not only to sound but to symbol.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-ritual-light-and-metamodern-cycles/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
8 months ago
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What does the solstice reveal as the sun stands still? A moment of fullness, a turn toward shadow, a thinning of the veil. What might be heard in the quiet of a field at dawn? Listen to the latest *Distraction Therapy* mix and step into the still point of the year.
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Distraction Therapy â The Still Point of the Sun
At the height of the year, when the sun stands still in the sky, something shifts. The Summer Solstice arrives not as a loud celebration but as a quiet turningâan axis of light and time. This latest episode of Distraction Therapy draws from that stillness, curating a sonic landscape that honours the tension of abundance and decline, radiance and retreat. We sit with the fullness of things, even as their fading begins.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-the-still-point-of-the-sun/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
8 months ago
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What can a flower teach us about transformation? This weekâs Distraction Therapy explores Goetheâs plant metamorphosisâwhere every leaf is a possibility, and every change has meaning. How might we listen to growth as a rhythm, not a rule?
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Distraction Therapy: The Metamorphosis of Plants â Goetheâs Vision of Living Form
This episode of Distraction Therapy tunes into the rhythm of life itselfânot through technology or screens, but through the quiet unfolding of green forms in the world around us. Our focus is Johann Wolfgang von Goetheâs Metamorphosis of Plants, a small yet profoundly influential work from 1790 that charts a radically different way of understanding how plants grow, change, and exist in the world.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-the-metamorphosis-of-plants-goethes-vision-of-living-form/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
9 months ago
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What does a lily mean when held in the middle of a waking city? This episode of Distraction Therapy pauses in the stillness of dawn to ask what Goetheâs way of seeing might reveal about the forms we build and the lives we shape within them.
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Distraction Therapy: The City and the Leaf â Goethean Reflections on Urbanisation
In this episode of Distraction Therapy, we turn our attention away from the screen-lit towers and traffic-laced thoroughfares of the modern city, and instead, listen for the subtle rhythms Goethe might still have us notice beneath the noise. As always, the mix invites a movementânot just of sound, but of thought and feelingâaway from distraction and toward contemplation. But this time, we ask: what becomes of the living form in a world that is increasingly made of concrete?
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-the-city-and-the-leaf-goethean-reflections-on-urbanisation/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
9 months ago
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Radio Lear
Soar Sound Radio
9 months ago
Live from the riverbank! Soar Sound was out at Leicesterâs Riverside Festival capturing voices, music and stories from day one. Missed the outside broadcast? Our podcast is availablr now â tune in for local sounds and community spirit. Were you there?
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Soar Sound Live at Riverside Festival â Day One Highlights
Leicesterâs Riverside Festival returned this weekend with energy, colour and community spirit, and Soar Sound was there live on day one to capture the sounds, stories and celebrations from the heart of the event. Broadcasting from our pop-up studio on the De Montfort University campus, Soar Sound's team of volunteers and presenters shared a rolling programme of music, interviews, and festival commentary as thousands of people enjoyed the sunshine and riverside atmosphere.
https://www.soarsound.uk/soar-sound-live-at-riverside-festival-day-one-highlights/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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What if the real deal with the devil was giving up on meaning? Can we find new ways to feel, dream and create in a world fraying at the edges? Is metamodern music a way to begin againânot with irony, but with intention?
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Distraction Therapy â The Pact We Didnât Know We Signed
In this episode of Distraction Therapy, we revisit the archetype of the Faustian bargainânot as an abstract myth, but as a lens through which our present moment can be refracted. Goetheâs Faust was never just about hubris or ambition. It was a study in the fragmentation of meaning and the desperate search for something worth believing in, even if it means making a pact with darkness.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-the-pact-we-didnt-know-we-signed/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
9 months ago
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What if our stories could still set the night alight with wonder, like Faust's wager beneath Walpurgis skies? Is it time to move beyond irony and rediscover the joy and danger of feeling something real?
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Distraction Therapy â Faustian Frequencies and Metamodern Reckonings
In this edition of Distraction Therapy, our musical selections are informed by one of the great turning points in European literature: Goetheâs Faust. The story of a man who wagers his soul not for pleasure or power, but for the sublime experience of life itself, still speaks to usâespecially in a time where cultural meaning so often feels flattened by commercial intent and stylistic irony.
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-faustian-frequencies-and-metamodern-reckonings/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
9 months ago
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Decentered Media
9 months ago
Want to keep up with ideas for rebuilding civic life through accountable, local media? Our email newsletter shares reflections, blogs, and updates that explore how community communications can support social change. Why not subscribe and join the conversation?
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Decentered Media
9 months ago
Whoâs shaping the future of community media in Leicester? Join us at LCB Depot on Tue 10 June, 6pm, for an open networking event bringing together not-for-profit media makers, storytellers and organisers
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Building the Future of Local Media Together â Join Us at LCB Depot on June 10th
The media landscape is changing, and itâs changing fast. As the barriers to participation shift, and the boundaries between civic life, creativity, and digital storytelling become more porous, thereâs never been a more important time to strengthen the networks that support community-focussed media. Thatâs why weâre inviting people involved in community media and communications across Leicester to come together for an informal and open networking event at…
https://decentered.co.uk/building-the-future-of-local-media-together-join-us-at-lcb-depot-on-june-10th/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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ArtWorks Alliance
9 months ago
How do we ensure public arts funding supports not only institutions that attract private investment, but also grassroots, freelance-led creativity? The âCrowding Inâ model needs grounding in local, social, and regenerative cultural economies. Whoâs funding the foundation?
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Rebalancing the Arts Economy â Beyond Crowding In, Towards Foundational Culture
A recent report commissioned by Arts Council England, Leading the Crowd: A report on the role of public investment in Crowding In, offers compelling evidence that public investment in arts and culture remains essential. It documents how institutions such as the National Theatre, Southbank Centre, and English National Opera have used public grants as leverage to secure significant additional income from private sources.
https://artworksalliance.uk/rebalancing-the-arts-economy-beyond-crowding-in-towards-foundational-culture/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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What does it mean to shed your skin in an age of constant flux? Nietzsche saw it as essential to becoming. In today's metamodern culture, is our creative process itself a kind of skin-sheddingâletting go, then building anew?
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Casting Off the Skin â Nietzsche, Metamodernism, and the Practice of Becoming
At Radio Lear, we often find ourselves drawn to the deeper metaphors that underpin cultural transformationânot only as themes for broadcast but as clues for how we might live and create differently. One image that recurs with quiet insistence is Nietzscheâs notion of the snake shedding its skinâa vivid symbol of renewal through release. This image, while ancient, offers a compelling lens through which to explore the nature of metamodern culture and its continuous oscillation between deconstruction and reconstruction.
https://radiolear.uk/casting-off-the-skin-nietzsche-metamodernism-and-the-practice-of-becoming/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
9 months ago
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Can Shakespeareâs âseven agesâ be reimagined as a spiral rather than a straight line? What if growth isnât about stages passed, but meanings returned to and reinterpreted? Are we ready to hear lifeâs roles not as fate, but as fluid invitations?
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Distraction Therapy â Recursive Thresholds â Radio Lear
Why are weâre drawn to Shakespeareâs âSeven Ages of Manâ? Surely not simply for the elegance of its verse? Perhaps for the deeper psychological and symbolic que
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-recursive-thresholds
10 months ago
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When all that is solid melts into air, what remains? Can a DJ set in a gallery become a ritual for reflecting on the fragility of meaning itself? Are we ready to listen when ideas dissolve as quickly as they appear?
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Distraction Therapy â On Impermanence, Power and the Metamodern Moment â Radio Lear
There are moments in Shakespeare when the illusion of theatre dissolves and something deeper stirsâsomething that reminds us of our own impermanence, the fragil
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-on-impermanence-power-and-the-metamodern-moment
10 months ago
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ArtWorks Alliance
10 months ago
How can artists and communities work together without forcing outcomes or fitting into predefined labels? In our latest podcast, Anna Taylor from In-Situ Arts shares reflections on place, emergence, and holding space.
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ArtWorks Alliance Podcast â Holding the Space for Emergent Arts
In this episode of the ArtWorks Alliance podcast, Rob Watson is joined by Anna Taylor, co-director at In-Situ Arts, to explore the values, practices, and tensions that shape a long-standing commitment to socially engaged art in Pendle, Lancashire. Their conversation moves beyond familiar labelsâcommunity arts, participatory arts, socially engaged practiceâto reflect on how creative work unfolds when the emphasis is placed not on definitions, but on attentiveness, process, and the shared experience of place.
https://artworksalliance.uk/artworks-alliance-podcast-holding-the-space-for-emergent-arts/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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ArtWorks Alliance
11 months ago
We are funded entirely by our members and supporters. Please consider joining to help develop our community of practice
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What might it mean if the myths we thought we left behind are returningâprojected in pixels, echoed in synths, and staged in silence? Would we recognize the sacred if it arrived wearing a new face?
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Distraction Therapy Podcast â The Sacred Thread: Distraction Therapy and the Modern Myth â Radio Lear
In this weekâs episode of Distraction Therapy , we journey through soundscapes that ripple with the soft tension between clarity and mystery. Whether itâs the i
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-podcast-the-sacred-thread-distraction-therapy-and-the-modern-myth/
11 months ago
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What happens when the machines we once used to rebel sit quietly among us, watching nature on loop? Can art still provoke when it whispers instead of screams?
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Distraction Therapy Podcast â On the Edge of the Signal: Metamodernism and the Emergent Myth of the Now â Radio Lear
Thereâs a tension humming at the heart of culture today. Not the clang of ideological combat or the tidy dualism of yesterdayâs binariesâleft and right, true an
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-podcast-on-the-edge-of-the-signal-metamodernism-and-the-emergent-myth-of-the-now/
11 months ago
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Radio Lear
Decentered Media
11 months ago
If the BBC wants to expand its DAB+ services, should it start by giving up FM bandwidthâbeginning with Radio 3âto make space for local and community stations? Who really benefits from holding onto the analogue spectrum?
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Who Owns the Airwaves? Consolidation, Convenience, and the Quiet Displacement of Local Radio
A shift is underway in the UKâs radio landscape. Itâs not one characterised by headline drama or overt controversy, but by the steady march of consolidation, the expanding presence of corporate control, and a regulatory framework that appears either unwilling or unable to prioritise cultural diversity and democratic pluralism. At the heart of this shift are three dominant players: Global, Bauer, and the BBC.
https://decentered.co.uk/who-owns-the-airwaves-consolidation-convenience-and-the-quiet-displacement-of-local-radio/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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Why is Ofcom approving a BBC DAB station that overlaps with the kind of reflective, arts-led content already being developed by small-scale broadcasters? What does this mean for stations that rely on community support, not institutional reach?
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Ofcom
11 months ago
đ» We have reviewed BBC plans for new DAB+ radio stations. We are proposing to: â Green light new Radio 1 Dance, Radio 1 Anthems, and Radio 3 Unwind. đ„ Deny plans for a new Radio 2 station and expanded Radio 5 Sports Extra. More đ
www.ofcom.org.uk/tv-radio-and...
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Is elitism in the arts still relevant? How does âhigh artâ challenge the rise of mass, disposable culture? Explore how art that requires deeper engagement stands against the tide of popular entertainment
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#ArtVsPop
#CulturalDebate
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Distraction Therapy 048 â The Divided Challenge of Arts â Radio Lear
Elitism in the arts refers to the notion that certain art forms are of higher value and should be appreciated by those with the cultural knowledge and education
https://radiolear.uk/distraction-therapy-048-the-divided-challenge-of-arts
over 1 year ago
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What happens when sound becomes a bridge between intuition and imagination? Listen to our latest podcast exploring Clouds: Elevated, where performance meets reflection
radiolear.uk/transcending...
#RadioLear
#Sound2024
#AudioArt
@kvader86 @isandyharper @lcbdepot
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Transcending Boundaries: Reflecting on Clouds: Elevated â Radio Lear
If you've ever wondered what it means to truly be immersed in both sound and vision, our latest podcast episode offers just thatâa conversation woven with the p
https://radiolear.uk/transcending-boundaries-reflecting-on-clouds-elevated
over 1 year ago
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Curious about exploring sound through radio art? đ§ Join @SWaveCollective at LCB Depot's Sound 2024 and discover transmissions around the Cultural Quarter. Want to build your own radio?
radiolear.uk/shortwave-co...
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Shortwave Collective â Transcending Traditional Boundaries â Radio Lear
The Shortwave Collective is an international feminist artist group that explores creative uses of radio. They view radio-making as a collaborative process invol
https://radiolear.uk/shortwave-collective-transcending-traditional-boundaries/
over 1 year ago
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Seth Guy is a sound artist and creator of "When I Cried" which is being exhibited at @PhoenixLeic as part of
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at @lcbdepot. Listen to Seth describe his work and how he has used the process of creating sound art to overcome personal challenges
radiolear.uk/sound-2024-s...
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Sound 2024 â Seth Guy âI Cried WhenâŠâ â Radio Lear
Seth Guy is an experimental sound artist whose work explores the intersections of listening, memory, and imagination. His contribution to Sound 2024, held at LC
https://radiolear.uk/sound-2024-seth-guy-i-cried-when
over 1 year ago
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Listen to the latest Distraction Therapy podcasts, and explore the developmental process of creativity
#metamodernism
#podcast
radiolear.uk
over 1 year ago
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