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Resonance FM on BBC Radio 4!
”Catch the new BBC Radio 4 documentary Resonance FM: The Art of Listening on Sunday at 8pm, or listen again on BBC Sounds
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Did you know you can hire our studios?
”Professional audio studios for rehearsal, recording and broadcast – in the heart of London. Book by the hour, bring your own engineer or use ours for voiceover, audiobooks, podcasts, radio production. Find out more here.
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New: English Stitch
”What is English Culture? Over ten weeks Professor Stuart Hall, the godfather of Cultural Studies, takes us on a trip through the national imagination, featuring never-before-heard archival recordings from seminars delivered in Naples during the mid-1980s. Wednesdays at 11:00
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Listen Again: A Sound Map Of The Roman Baths
”A re-broadcasting of a five part series delving into the subterranean sound world of The Roman Baths. With original music, poetry, field recordings, readings of ancient curse texts, interviews and library recordings. Wednesdays at 16:00
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We reached our £30k fundraising target - thank you
”Thank you to everyone who contributed. Thank you to the artists who hosted and performed at events across London. Thank you to those who donated and bid on items in our auction. And thank you to everyone who shared and spread the word. Your support is what keeps Resonance alive.
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Keep supporting our ground-breaking radio community!
”Deepest thanks to everyone who contributed to our 2026 Fundraiser campaign. Please consider becoming a regular giver, where your monthly support helps us train volunteers, share new voices, and bring bold, creative broadcasting to listeners everywhere.
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GLAM Racket. A pilot radio series of sonic glimpses exploring libraries, archives, music, art and community histories through conversations, field recordings and creative public events across London. Today: we explore repair and the experience of being seen and heard. We visit Robbie Judkins at a Repair Café at Forest Gate Library in Newham where residents, volunteer fixers and library staff come together. Organised by East London Waste Authority and Newham Libraries, the café highlights the value of repair in reducing waste, saving money and strengthening community ties. Then, we speak to Ronald Amanze, who following a stroke realised he had a health condition which had been misunderstood. Now living with dementia and advocating for being active and creative to stay healthy, Ronald reflects on what it means to be truly heard by councils and public services, and why he often turns to writing, art and music to express himself beyond labels such as "bad behaviour". The programme closes with a song Ronald collaborated on with Paul Hitchmough called “I'm Still Climbing Mountains”. For further information about those featured today, visit: www.glamracket.org. [Repeats Saturday 2.30pm.]