Abstract
Like many other media and mediatic infrastructures, radio is not neutral. It is a carrier, a commons, a host, for different exclusionary and asymmetrical practices. In her essay, Engelmann imagines what environmental-climatic dynamics, intersectional modes of listening, and sonic possible worlds travel around the planet through the radio spectrum. Engelmann considers how long-distance signals touch landscapes, bodies, and atmospheres, while imagining what a more equitable planetary radio might sound like.
Original language | English |
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Journal | The Contemporary Journal |
Publication status | Published - 2 Mar 2021 |