About

Radio Unheard is a podcast designed for cultural professionals exploring the ethical dilemmas and evolving cultural practices around the intersection of art and politics. Born out of confusion rather than clarity, it asks what happens when cultural work stops being neutral—if it ever was—and starts taking sides. We talk about solidarity, ethics, visibility, and all the beautiful contradictions that come with trying to “do good” in a world that demands fast answers and clean narratives.

And fortunately, here we don’t have clean narratives.

Instead, Radio Unheard offers a space for messy, honest conversations. Through one-on-one dialogues with artists, curators, researchers, and cultural workers from across Europe and beyond, the podcast reflects on what cultural responsibility might look like—not just in response to emergencies, but in the long run. It's a place for rethinking the frameworks we operate in, without pretending there’s a perfect one waiting around the corner. If easy answers are your thing, you might want to keep scrolling—but if you're here for contradictions, slow thinking, uncomfortable silences, and the occasional moment of shared clarity— this might be a right place.