Earlier:
Seismograf Audio Paper
Tuesday Nov 17th 20:00 CET
For over 4000 years, the Inuit in Kalaallit Nunaat, as Greenland is called in Greenlandic, have been living in an intimate relationship with nature in the Arctic. Their knowledge of how to survive under such harsh conditions has been preserved and passed on via sound through the millennia. For the Inuit, storytelling and frame drum singing and dancing have sonic agency. They give them the energy they needed to survive and thrive in the cold.
Ania Mauruschat: “The Heartbeat of the Drum, On the sonic agency of the Inuit Qilaat in the decolonization of Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland)” Seismograf 2023 vol.33
Open Call – The Listener Series – No Wifi Available
Deadline January 31st 2026
As streaming services grow bigger, we’re placing more and more faith in this thing called the internet to sustain the archives of our shared musical heritage. If one day the internet were to break and all your playlists, favorites, and online radio stations disappeared, what would you listen to? Perhaps an old box of CDs from your basement, the birdsong in your local forest, or maybe you’d meet up with friends and play cover songs from memory.
We invite you, our listeners, to answer this question in the form of a one episode radio program.
You are welcome to submit a “traditional” music program or experiment with the format as much as you feel like.
Duration: Between 20 minutes – 2 hours
Format: .mp3
Language: Any
Deadline: January 31st 2026
Where: submit@thelakeradio.com
(make sure to use subjectline “The Listener Series”)
Selected programs will be broadcasted on The Lake Radio throughout the spring of 2026