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Beware! The Radio

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ABOUT THE STATION

Information about Beware! The Radio

Beware! The Radio is a freeform station that describes itself as non-profit and non-commercial. It is also a Pacifica affiliate, with programming that makes space for adventurous music, spoken material and experimental sound. Its identity is based on the freedom of individual contributors rather than a tightly defined mainstream music format.

The broadcaster's own activity includes sound-art collaborations, cultural discussion and programmes that move across musical boundaries. Participation in the international Art's Birthday event reflects that interest in radio as a creative medium. The station treats sound and conversation as material for exploration, with an outlook that can be playful as well as thoughtful.

The programme range includes Spaces in Time, an exploration of real and imagined soundscapes, and Widen, Andy Brain's selection from freely licensed music. Chuck Mertz's long-form interviews appear through This Is Hell!, while WINGS brings reporting on the international women's movement. Ken Nordine's archive series Word Jazz adds another kind of spoken experiment. Community stories from Pacifica's Sprouts sit alongside these strands, illustrating how the station combines original work with programmes shared by other independent broadcasters.

Its wider project includes a printed journal with contributions from station friends and presenters, alongside listener-supported fundraising. Those activities connect the broadcast with a community interested in independent culture and expression. The result is a station whose personality comes from the people making its programmes and their willingness to follow unusual musical and spoken directions.

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