5TH TUESDAY LONG BROADCAST — MARCH 31ST

The 5th Tuesday of March brings another long-form broadcast, airing from noon on March 31st until 11pm on Colaboradio / Freies Radio Berlin Brandenburg DAB 7D Berlin, 12D Potsdam.
We use the German free media space to replay recent events organised by Zeit zu Reden, which have generated important conversations across the intensified climate of repression in Germany since October 7th. This edition also includes another episode of the Comusik podcast.

(CET) Titles
12:00 COMUSIK
13:00 Zeit zu reden: Abwesend, erstarrt, verstummt – der Kulturbetrieb und Gaza
15:30 Zeit zu reden: Kampf um Aufmerksamkeit
18:00 Zeit zu reden: Sanctions and Boycotts as Political Leverage
20:30 Zeit zu reden: Sanktionen und Boykotte als Mittel von Politik und Zivilgesellschaft




COMUSIK. ES 60 Min

A collaborative sonic session where improvisation, listening, and collective composition shape a shared radiophonic environment.

Zeit zu reden: Abwesend, erstarrt, verstummt – der Kulturbetrieb und Gaza DE 150 Min

Zeit zu reden: Abwesend, erstarrt, verstummt – der Kulturbetrieb und Gaza

A critical conversation on the German cultural field’s paralysis in response to Gaza. The panel examines mechanisms of silencing, institutional fear, and the responsibilities of cultural practitioners amid ongoing violations of human rights.

Zeit zu reden: Kampf um Aufmerksamkeit DE 150 Min

A discussion on media ecologies, public speech, and the struggle to maintain visibility for political violence in an environment shaped by censorship, repression, and competing narratives.

Sanctions and Boycotts as Political Leverage DE 150 Min

An international and historical look at sanctions and boycotts as tools of political action. The conversation examines their effectiveness, their unintended consequences, and their use within geopolitical conflicts.

Sanktionen und Boykotte als Mittel von Politik und Zivilgesellschaft EN 150 Min

A German-language discussion on the role of sanctions and boycotts for governments, institutions, and grassroots movements. The session explores democratic accountability, civil resistance, and state repression.



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