Radio Against Repression
Radio Against Repression
Podcast Description
The radio hour and podcast that explores relationships between censorship, defunding and repression. Broadcast live out of Berlin on 88.4 FM monthly, and thereafter published as a podcast, with additional guest interviews dropping throughout the year. Meet performer and anthropologist Jara Nassar, independent radio activist of 10 years jewelz, and artist Alex Head. Where state repression of artistic freedom foreshadows the repression of the private citizen’s freedom of speech, this show will seek to turn the microphone, to witness how censorship and repression are re-shaping the cultural landscape of Berlin, while artists and activists find creative ways to communicate their urgent concerns to one another. All against a backdrop of evermore troubled relationships between artists, institutions, creative scenes and political commonalities. Each responding to policies emanating from the political Far Right to defund the arts, social infrastructure, education and welfare. Created with sub_ʇxǝʇ radio. Affiliated with Arts and Cultural Alliance Berlin.
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The show centers on relationships between censorship, defunding, and repression, with specific topics including artistic freedom, the effects of political policies on creative expression, and the dynamics within Berlin's cultural landscape. Episode examples include discussions on policing education and how state repression impacts both artists and citizens' freedom of speech.

The radio hour and podcast that explores relationships between censorship, defunding and repression. Broadcast live out of Berlin on 88.4 FM monthly, and thereafter published as a podcast, with additional guest interviews dropping throughout the year. Meet performer and anthropologist Jara Nassar, independent radio activist of 10 years jewelz, and artist Alex Head. Where state repression of artistic freedom foreshadows the repression of the private citizen’s freedom of speech, this show will seek to turn the microphone, to witness how censorship and repression are re-shaping the cultural landscape of Berlin, while artists and activists find creative ways to communicate their urgent concerns to one another. All against a backdrop of evermore troubled relationships between artists, institutions, creative scenes and political commonalities. Each responding to policies emanating from the political Far Right to defund the arts, social infrastructure, education and welfare. Created with sub_ʇxǝʇ radio. Affiliated with Arts and Cultural Alliance Berlin.
Revolution as a Creative Practice with Ahmed Tobasi
What is the revolutionary potential of art in troubled times? We sat down with long-time artistic director of the Freedom Theater Jenin, Palestine, to explore lessons on resilience and the revolutionary potential of the creative act. This show was recorded with Tobasi at the end of 2025 in Berlin. Tune in to Radio Against Repression on Wed-07-Jan at 17.00 or find us in you podcast app now.
Music: Dj /Rupture – Mole In The Ground Feat. Sindhu Zagoren
https://djrupture.bandcamp.com/album/uproot
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https://rote-hilfe.de/rechtshilfe/was-tun-wenns-brennt
3ezwa, a new association for justice in Germany and freedom in Palestine –
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