Radioee.net (Radio Espacio Estacion) is a
nomadic, multilingual, online radio broadcast addressing themes of mobility,
migration, and transportation. Radioee.net hosts time and site-specific
broadcasts that adapt to the local scenarios and situations. The transmission
integrates at least two languages at once, focusing on language incorporation
and integration rather than translation. Broadcast events create a platform for
dialogue, music, and sound experiments, connecting local participants and
collaborators to an ever-growing audience of global listeners.
Broadcasting live from November 11-13th
11-5pm, radioee.net: SOLARIO will
explore the sun's presence and promise in transportation, migration, and
climate transformation. The three-day broadcast in Spanish and English will
address sun rooms, solar racing competitions, solar energy and ecology,
considering the sun’s impact on social, political, and infrastructural dynamics
in Dallas and across the SunBelt. On November 11 and 12th, radioee.net will
open a channel for intensive conversation and sound and music performances with
local voices on solar topics and themes.
On Sunday November 13, radioee.net will broadcast key lectures and
discussions from New Cities,
Future Ruins, a four-year curatorial initiative inviting
artists, designers, and thinkers to re-imagine and engage the extreme urbanism
of America's Western Sun Belt. Sunday’s morning broadcast will transmit the
mainstage presentations from SMU. In the afternoon, Radioee.net will broadcast
conference roundtables, and host its own roundtable in the Pollock Gallery with
artist Aaron Landsman on the Perfect City project and other special guests. For
the remaining days of the exhibition, the Pollock Gallery will become a
listening booth for the SOLARIO broadcast.
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About:
radioee.net is an online, nomadic, multilingual radio station.
We hosts 24-hr broadcast events on mobility and movement. We take up topics of transportation, migration, and climate transformation, transmitting local voices, music and sound to create an audio portrait of a place in time. Our radio events are often hosted while on the move--from trucks, cars, boats, and bikes. Each broadcast connects an ever-growing network of 5000+ global listeners, and is co-broadcast with local terrestrial and/or online stations.
