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RADIO COMMUNITIES (RASA fm)
We first encountered the story of RASAfm while surfing radio projects on archive.org. Pambazuka News, run by the human rights organisation Fahamu, had published an interview with Molefi Ndlovu, one of the organisers, member of the RASA radio collective and indymedia Johannesburg.
Here are the links we had followed:
http://www.archive.org/details/FahamuRadicalcommunityradio
inSoweto
http://www.pambazuka.org/media/PZ0032.mp3
http://www.pambazuka.org/en/broadcasts/podcasts.php
http://southafrica.indymedia.org/news/2006/04/10168.php
We were delighted to listen to the precision with which issues of popular participation in media were raised, articulated and carried forward into a community, into action, into communal radio efforts and 'into the air'...
The tracks assembled here, are the result of a telephone conversation with Molefi in February 2008, following on from his interview with Pambazuka news.
01 terrains of contest (4:10)
02 media for community development (2:38)
03 archive and action (3:29)
04 basis of civilization (4:44)
05 RASA building free space (3:27)
06 RASA radio efforts (3:29)
On April 2nd, only a couple of days after the clips had gone up on-line, Garth Rennie from 'Soundscape Rhythms' on CJAM91.5fm, broadcast some of the conversation with Molefi in his weekly show.
http://www.archive.org/details/No-go-zonesLiveOnCjam_995
http://nogozones.wordpress.com/radio-communities-cjam/
INVITATION TO JOIN THE DEBATE:
We are keen to hear your responses to the issues you find raised here on the background of your own experiences with public radio projects.
STEPS 4 ON-GOING RADIO CONVERSATIONS:
- record a conversation or discussion with a group of people involved in public radio projects where-ever you are (15- 30mins)
- put the audio up on archive.org and send us the link
- we, from the no-go-zones audio radio project will respond in the same way
- and, hopefully other listeners will pick up and join inâ¦
links to some related tracks on radio and 'media' in the NO-GO-ZONES archive:
- conversation in a black cab approaching Bush House:
http://www.archive.org/details/no-go-zones_140
- radio communities (JCAM):
http://www.archive.org/details/No-go-zonesLiveOnCanadianAir
http://www.archive.org/details/No-go-zonesLiveOnCanadianAirii
playlists of the archive: http://www.nogozones.wordpress.com
intro and updates: www.myspace.com/nogozones
contact: nogozones@hotmail.co.uk
We first encountered the story of RASAfm while surfing radio projects on archive.org. Pambazuka News, run by the human rights organisation Fahamu, had published an interview with Molefi Ndlovu, one of the organisers, member of the RASA radio collective and indymedia Johannesburg.
Here are the links we had followed:
http://www.archive.org/details/FahamuRadicalcommunityradio
inSoweto
http://www.pambazuka.org/media/PZ0032.mp3
http://www.pambazuka.org/en/broadcasts/podcasts.php
http://southafrica.indymedia.org/news/2006/04/10168.php
We were delighted to listen to the precision with which issues of popular participation in media were raised, articulated and carried forward into a community, into action, into communal radio efforts and 'into the air'...
The tracks assembled here, are the result of a telephone conversation with Molefi in February 2008, following on from his interview with Pambazuka news.
01 terrains of contest (4:10)
02 media for community development (2:38)
03 archive and action (3:29)
04 basis of civilization (4:44)
05 RASA building free space (3:27)
06 RASA radio efforts (3:29)
On April 2nd, only a couple of days after the clips had gone up on-line, Garth Rennie from 'Soundscape Rhythms' on CJAM91.5fm, broadcast some of the conversation with Molefi in his weekly show.
http://www.archive.org/details/No-go-zonesLiveOnCjam_995
http://nogozones.wordpress.com/radio-communities-cjam/
INVITATION TO JOIN THE DEBATE:
We are keen to hear your responses to the issues you find raised here on the background of your own experiences with public radio projects.
STEPS 4 ON-GOING RADIO CONVERSATIONS:
- record a conversation or discussion with a group of people involved in public radio projects where-ever you are (15- 30mins)
- put the audio up on archive.org and send us the link
- we, from the no-go-zones audio radio project will respond in the same way
- and, hopefully other listeners will pick up and join inâ¦
links to some related tracks on radio and 'media' in the NO-GO-ZONES archive:
- conversation in a black cab approaching Bush House:
http://www.archive.org/details/no-go-zones_140
- radio communities (JCAM):
http://www.archive.org/details/No-go-zonesLiveOnCanadianAir
http://www.archive.org/details/No-go-zonesLiveOnCanadianAirii
playlists of the archive: http://www.nogozones.wordpress.com
intro and updates: www.myspace.com/nogozones
contact: nogozones@hotmail.co.uk
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