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An interview with a writer called Writer veers into dangerous territory. Produced by Katharina Smets for VPRO (20th February 2015) This was the third part of a series called ‘Detroit Detour’, produced in collaboration with the musician Inne Eysermans for VPRO in the Netherlands. The series was made possible by the support of the Dutch … Continue reading "Writer"

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Radio Atlas is an English-language home for subtitled audio from around the world. A place to hear inventive documentaries, dramas and works of sound art that have been made in languages you don’t necessarily speak.

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Everyday Something Disappears: What remains when we start to disappear? Resounding with music, humour and humanity this feature blends the story of a pianist documenting his own decline and the residents of a care home near the Dutch border of Essen. Musically interweaving reality and by Radio Atlas
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From the Mouths of Babes and Drunkards: A documentary-fairytale set at Christmas. Produced by Kristin Heien for NRK P2 Radio Documentary (20th December 2015) by Radio Atlas
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Requiem from a Cemetery: Everyone in this story is dead. Everyone except its storyteller, Bengt Bok. As he walks around a cemetery, the voices of people he’s interviewed in the past emerge from the earth. Produced by Bengt Bok for Sveriges Radio (2016) by Radio Atlas
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Still Glowing Strong: A tender documentary about love, invention and a light that hasn’t gone out. Produced by Sindre Leganger for NRK (26th April 2014) From the light of the stars overhead, to the constant mysterious glow of a bulb in 87 year old Harald Brobakken’s apa by Radio Atlas
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Robbery: A dynamic sonic portrait of the 2001 crisis in Argentina. The sound artist Joaquín Cófreces explores how a society becomes an accomplice to its own misfortune. Produced by Joaquín Cófreces for FM La Tribu (2005) ‘Robbery’ won the second prize in the feat by Radio Atlas
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My Dad, The Supernova: An astronomer’s daughter ventures into his past – exploring the universe inside his head as his words and memories begin to leave him. Produced by Maartje Duin for VPRO (22nd October 2015) by Radio Atlas
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Summer Rain: Motherly love, loss and falling… a personal feature from Nanna Hauge Kristensen. Produced by Nanna Hauge Kristensen (2017). This feature won first prize at the P1 Shortdox competition in 2017. by Radio Atlas
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Matěj: A vibrant, tender documentary exploring the complex, fierce love uniting Matěj and his family. By Tereza Reková for Czech Radio Dvojka (25th December 2016) Matěj has perfect pitch and a phenomenal memory – often speaking in remembered fragments of by Radio Atlas
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Writer: An interview with a writer called Writer veers into dangerous territory. Produced by Katharina Smets for VPRO (20th February 2015) This was the third part of a series called ‘Detroit Detour’, produced in collaboration with the musician Inne Eysermans for by Radio Atlas
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The Double: On a dark night, in a small Danish town, Thomas Andersen has a violent encounter with his double. Produced by Thomas Arent Andersen for Third Ear x Politiken (9th November 2015) by Radio Atlas
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The Pep Talk: The former Danish professional football player, Bo Henriksen, gives his team a testosterone-heavy pre-match speech. Produced by Ole Fugl Hørkilde and Kim G. Hansen for Radio24syv (14th September 2013) An inspirational bonus episode of the podcast to mark by Radio Atlas
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On Top: An audio meditation on falling. Produced by Maria Dønvang (2017) Winner of the 2017 HearSay Festival ‘Create’ GanBéarla Award and Best Radio / Sound Art Award. by Radio Atlas
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Papa, We’re in Syria: In February 2015, Joachim Gerhard has reached the city of Elbeyli on the border between Turkey and Syria and stands within sight of Kobane, a city under fire. He shouts in despair into his phone. He is trying to persuade his two sons Mike (18) and Klaus by Radio Atlas
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Man at Beer Cafe: A lonely man waits for someone to sit and listen. By Susanne Björkman for Sveriges Radio (1974) A short documentary from one of Susanne Björkman’s first radio assignments. A serendipitous recording of a lonely man in a ‘Beer Cafe’ in Malmö. As Susanne ap by Radio Atlas
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Ladies of the Manor: Vicious fights and tender memories play out against the backdrop of a crumbling stately home – eavesdrop on scenes from a marriage of convenience. Produced by Eva Roither for Ö1 (May 2011) Winner of the Prix Europa, 2011 and the feature-award at St by Radio Atlas
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Camp Sisterhood: By Charlotte Rouault and Benoît Bories for ARTE Radio (2013) “If we didn’t look after ourselves, we were done for…” Three former inmates of the Brens women’s concentration camp, who were detained from 1942-44, recall their experiences. by Radio Atlas
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Wait: Intimacy and distance between lovers in a late night conversation. Produced by Sayre Quevedo (2017) by Radio Atlas
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1207: The search for connection on a telephone helpline. Produced by Matthias Hellemans for VRT (August 2014) by Radio Atlas
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The Last Act: An operatic love story in its final act. Produced by Sindre Leganger for NRK (16th October 2016) Freddie Bagron, a retired opera singer, is preparing for an important performance – an act of love for his terminally ill wife, Turid. The doctors tell him T by Radio Atlas
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In the Shadow of the Phantom by Radio Atlas
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Blank Maps: A Voice from Utopia: “We have life in our imaginations…” Exploring three alternative visions, ‘A Voice from Utopia’ attempts to deconstruct the concept of the nation state. From virtual communities like Bitnation to micronations like Liberland. It comes from Blank Maps – an by Radio Atlas
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I Am Analog: Jonathan Zenti embarks on a quest to recover a loved possession, which has gone astray. Produced by Jonathan Zenti for HearSay International Audio Festival (November 2015) For five years the radio producer Jonathan Zenti has been making recordings with e by Radio Atlas
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Stairway to Heaven, in Boxer Shorts: A tender goodnight when the morning is uncertain. Produced by Eva Moeraert (2016) Winner of the 2017 HearSay Festival ‘Celebrate’ GanBéarla Award and the 2016 Korte Golf Radio Prize. In remembrance of Bernard De Rycke, with special thanks to Bernard and by Radio Atlas
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Pointing at Canopus: Visit a Tehran that blossoms in language, fable and collective imagination. By Arif Mirbaghi for Constellations (2020) Pointing At Canopus was composed by Arif Mirbaghi and edited by Michelle Macklem and Jess Shane. It was made with the voices of over a by Radio Atlas
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