Dublin Digital Radio (ddr) is an award-winning, online community radio station representing a wealth of alternative music, art and politics across Ireland, since 2016. ddr is wholly funded by its members (via Patreon subscriptions), composed of listeners and broadcasters alike, ensuring that it remains independent of corporate influence and is run democratically by its growing community.

ddr aims to provide a radical alternative to established media, a station supported by and for its community. ddr’s programming reflects this aim, having run radio events in support of International Women’s Day and Pride (Queering the Airwaves); while hosting participatory youth programs in: Dabbledoo, Young ddr and Atomic.

ddr is an avid supporter of experimental and left-of-field music & creatives, supporting local scenes directly through our events and programming.

ddr wishes to empower its members to use radio as a tool for collective collaboration & cooperation, horizontal skill share and support. The station holds Open Studio events as an introduction to radio making, contributing to this collaborative culture.

ddr is based in Dublin city centre but is open to all; however, the station nurtures connections with collectives across the island and internationally to further its aims and values.

OOO (Out of Office) Radio is a mobile community radio station for experimental sound and curious ears. Based in Helsinki, physically it is a set of tools and internet broadcasting equipment that can be borrowed and used to broadcast remotely from any space (including outdoors by battery power).

OOO Radio has a focus on experimental sound, art, talks, conversations and things that do not have a place on conventional radio. Anyone can borrow the radio equipment for broadcasting their own ideas.

OOO Radio was set up in 2023 by Samantha Lippett and James Prevett, broadcasting live for the whole of November 2023 from Forum Box, Helsinki. Currently, OOO Radio broadcasts sporadically and will be officially relaunched in Spring 2024.

Seydisfjordur Community Radio 107.1 is a shared digital and analogue broadcasting platform located in the village of Seyðisfjörður on the east-coast of Iceland – hosted, nurtured and initiated by an open-ended international community inhabiting different conditions and positions, often somewhat distributed in various locations on the planetary surface. From these places and timezones we share, we inquire and we keep in touch – over and through radio. 

The community of listeners, broadcasters and hiding places morphs changes with time – some could say quite the foggy operation. Please consider this fog an open invitation to get in touch if you are interested in holding the radio in some way, even if just for a short while. We will do our best to include everyone who is interested in contributing and/ or listening in.

In 2025, Seydisfjordur Community Radio 107.1 and the LungA School will start an ongoing experiment around an open arts-program holding and facilitating itself through and via radio-transmission. A school community and work-group geographically dispersed, connected and collaborating within the radio as medium. A chrome ear singing to an open palm.

You can get in touch here: contact@seydisfjordurcommunityradio.net

Lahmacun.hu is an online music-and-beyond radio from Budapest founded in 2018 and covering different subcultures of the capital city of Hungary. Lahmacun radio also involves numerous international show hosts, such as from Brussels, Edinburgh, Berlin, San Francisco, Belgrade, and others. Also, Lahmacun radio has had cooperations with other web radios such as with Periszkóp Rádió (Hungary), Radio Kapital (Poland), Cashmere radio (Germany), IDA radio (Estonia) and others.

Lahmacun radio’s studio is located inside the Kazán community and project hub, a space located in the 8th district of Budapest, on the edge of a former factory, in a multi-cultural neighbourhood of the city. Kazán gives a home to various culturally and socially active projects dealing with media, art, economy, sport and even a kindergarten. Lahmacun is also a neighbour (in spirit and locality) with Gólya, a pivotal cultural space and a venue in Budapest, where most Lahmacun radio events had taken place in the past. 

radiOrakel (NO) is the worlds oldest female-driven feminist radio, and has produced experimental journalism, innovative comedy and wonderful radio theatre, all with a queer angle, since 1982! The musicprofile covers anything and everything between hard hitting country and the strangest punk voices.

radiOrakel was founded in 1982, when the Norwegian government opened up for allowing local radio stations to run parallel to the government stations. The funds for starting the radio was collected at a women’s culture festival, and on the 16th of October 1982, radiOrakel was founded. Their first editor was Rita Westvik.

radiOrakel’s goal is to educate women and minority genders in radio journalism and sound engineering, and the members are at all times to be made up of at least 2/3 women. This means that radiOrakel actively prioritises and promotes women, both as journalists and subjects. In addition, all music broadcasted at the channel has to be made up of at least 50% female contributions.

As of today, the radio has about 130 members that contributes in different aspects of running the channel, and since it’s foundation in 1982, more than 1500 people has been educated in different aspects of radio-broadcasting. Many are still contributing journalistically to the Norwegian media today. The channel has a small administration, consisting of Hanne Rye Hanssen as Editor in Chief, Anniken Eidem as Editorial Board Chief and Line Bliksås as Editorial Assistant.

The Lake Radio is an independent online community radio station out of Copenhagen, Denmark, continually broadcasting an eclectic but deeply curated stream of experimental, alternative, and avant garde music and sound art as well as mixtapes and hosted programs.

We aim to inspire, challenge and surprise the listener by playing music and sounds in every genre, from all over the planet, and from all periods in the history of recorded sound using a simple selection algorithm to create serendipity and extend sonic horizons.

Each year, we also broadcast upwards of a hundred programs, both pre-produced as well as live, that together with curated mixtapes are also distributed as podcasts.

Since the beginning, The Lake has also organized, produced, curated and participated in a wide variety of live events in collaboration with venues, festivals, museums, restaurants and not least artists, and commissioned new radio specific art pieces for the recurring Works For Radio event.

The Lake Radio is maintained and curated by a community of mostly Copenhagen-based artists and radio producers aided by a long list of kind contributors and collaborators. The community is supported by a small, part-time staff, and we are formally organized as a foundation established in 2015.

Our stream is free to listen to and free from commercials, and the music is made available in agreement with rightsholders’ organizations KODA/NCB, IFPI & Gramex.

Press play on the website, or find our programs in your podcast app of choice.

PSR is an independent community radio based in Vilnius, Lithuania. Established in 2017 in a flat on Palanga Street, we embraced a DIY philosophy that continues to inspire us to this day and fuels the engagement of our community. As a voluntary team we strive to foster a safe and inclusive environment for the creation of free cultural expression locally and online.

The main focus of the radio is music and sound art, as well as interviews and talk shows exploring different cultural and visual topics. Over the years the name Palanga, a nostalgic seaside resort on the Baltic coast, has been literally embraced through our resort aesthetics and amateur artworks that have become the known visual identity of PSR.

Throughout the life of PSR, we have created over 100 public live-streamed events ranging music performances, roller discos, daytime raves and mini-FM gatherings, as well as collaborated with artist projects in Lithuania and abroad.

In 2023, Palanga Street Radio became part of Reset! Network; a European network gathering and supporting independent cultural, media and creative organisations.

Tīrkultūra is an interdisciplinary contemporary culture platform working mainly through the medium of sound. that is a listener-powered, non-commercial, and non-profit online radio station, based in Riga, Latvia.

Tīrkultura started in 2015 as a radio show founded by fashion designer Rolands Pēterkops, sound artist Reinis Semēvics and musician, composer Jānis Šipkēvics and from March 2020 became available as an independent and listener-supported 24/7 radio station, which means no ads or sponsored content.

Tīrkultura does not belong to any existing public radio networks, but you can hear us on LR3 weekly as a Tirkultūra Radio Show. Their streaming radio platform is available live, free of charge, over the web, 24/7. You can tune-in anytime, and find unexpected sounds, curated mix-tapes, poetry readings, sound collages, curated interviews with 21st-century composers, artists, and personalities from contemporary art, field recordings, and live streams from Tirkultūra and our partner’s events, etc.

Tīrkultūra covers a broad spectrum of music genres – classical, electronic, spoken-word, soundscapes, contemporary, rap, ambient, rock, experimental, folk, drone. Their mission is to enrich and inspire the development of culture in latvia and showcase the art of sound in the context of contemporary art.

Tirkultūra is also recognised as a producer of live visual sound sessions in the form of white wall concert sessions presented at partnership venues in Latvia, as well as a biannual series of unexpected sources. both events aim to merge visual art with the art of sound opening up the platform to local and international artists.

IDA Radio is an independent cultural platform that operates as an online radio and event producer. It was first founded in Tallinn, Estonia May 1st 2018 and have since expanded to Helsinki, Finland in 2020.

Running under a shared website, the two sister channels offer a wide range of music and talk shows with more than 250 monthly residents.

Cashmere Radio is a not-for-profit community experimental radio station which was originally based in Lichtenberg, Berlin for the first six years of its existence before recently moving to Wedding. The ambition of the station is to preserve and further radio and broadcasting practices by playing with the plasticity and malleability of the medium. They do this by both honouring and challenging its inherent qualities: it is both a physical station open to the public and an online radio; it has regular shows, yet opens itself up to extended and one-off events; it features extended generative music performances and installations at the same time as working within radio’s typical durations. In short, it is an attempt to enhance and celebrate the performative, social and informative power of radio that we believe lies within the form itself. The radio can be heard 24 hours a day, seven days a week on our website, and on Friday and Saturdays via 88,4 Berlin and 90,7 Potsdam via the 24/3 Radio Netzwerk, a collaboration between six of Berlin’s independent radio stations — Reboot.FM, BLN.FM, WEAREBORNFREE! EMPOWERMENT RADIO, Savvy Funk, Radiomobil and Cashmere.

Cashmere was a recipient of the 2020 Berlin Art Week prize for Best Project Space. We also received the prize in 2018 for our collaboration with reboot.fm on the Auditive Social Network, a meshwork of studios that use the Berlin airwaves as a participatory room for experimental and artistic broadcasts. They were recently awarded Basisförderung from the Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa as part of our two-year Radio as Social Sculpture program, and will host the large-scale radio gathering Signals2Noise in October 2024.