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RadioGarten : Algen (Wdh.) | RadioGarden : Algae (again)

Well: Our plan had been to celebrate the GUNSTsummer in July with the first live show broadcasted from radio x' brand new studios at Kurfürstenstrasse. However, as the opening has been postponed for some days, there's now another chance to join the RadioRhizomeE on its excursion into the wonderful world of algae…

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RadioGarten : Algen | RadioGarden : Algae

Into the Green: this does not necessarily mean to take a walk outside or to spent time in the garden. For not all living organisms capable of photosynthesis belong to the reign of plants. Even if they were neatly kept in that place for a longer period of the history of science – and still can be traced in the standard primers of botany: Algae.

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RadioGarten : Aussterbende Arten | RadioGarden : Moribundi

In springtime, in springtime… well: not only the birds do sing, but also rich green is growing everywhere. Bewteen all the sprouts and blossoms: who is aware of the ones that are missing? Indeed it seems the extinct and the rare become even more invisible now. Not to mention that, in contrast to the notorious Dodo, their remainders are usually not among the more prominent dust collectors in our museums of natural history. Good reasons to celebrate their memory in our GUNSTradioGARDEN…

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sound research radia #503: bxl tableau sonore + radia #469: concrète

different possibilities to gather sonic material and to work with it. leading to different results. what the artists share, however, is the interest in research – not only at place and in the field, but also in the studio.

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RadioGarten : Schnecken (Wdh.) | RadioGarden : Snails (Rpt.)

Indeed there are loads of things to know and to wonder about the life and deeds of gastropoda. But unfortunately not all of us can always follow the path of the snails that are gently gliding through our gardens – and be it simply due to a lack of time…

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RadioGarten : Schnecken | RadioGarden : Snails

Many gardneres lack of love for snails – especially those ones they happen to find in their greens. And yet there are so many reasons to admire these fascinating creatures!

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Datscha-Radio Gießen!

Watering the radio? Oh, no! As we all know, radio studio equipment is not really happy about getting a good dose of liquids from above. But wait: while "watering" is indeed exactly the translation for the German verb "gießen", there's also a city in Hessen called Gießen. Where just some days ago the so called "Landesgartenschau" – a garden fair – has opened its doors.
gates. And Datscha-Radio is proudly present(ed) as being part of the show…

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fish radia #428: everything is eel + radia #303: paivascapes

is acoustic fish just as healthy as fish on your plate? we have to admit: we do not really know. indeed, it's never been our master plan to serve fish regularly as a radio dish. rather, it's simply about a repeat…

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fish radia #428: everything is eel + radia #303: paivascapes

fish are usually considered as rather silent contemporaries. thus they do not seem to be the best candidates for an appearance in radio shows. radia, however, nevertheless listens closely – yes, to fish!

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RadioGarten : DatenGarten | RadioGarden : DataGarden

Wild grows the green. Yet following rules, measures, numbers. Taking a walk through the DataGarden we'll learn more about the algorithic beauty of plants. Biology meets mathematics, informatics meets art.

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