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"Shortwave Collective is an international, feminist artist group established in May 2020, interested in the creative use of radio. We meet regularly to discuss feminist approaches to amatuer radio and the radio spectrum as artistic material, sharing resources, considering DIY approaches and inclusive structures. ​"

"With work that is a delightful mix of archaic technologies, Aura Satz explores the complex marriage of human and machine and the uncertainty it engenders in bodily awareness and human agency. "

" Sonic Cyberfeminisms is an ongoing project by a collective of artists, musicians and writers, which draws upon intersectional feminist praxis and the legacies of cyberfeminism. The project aims to foreground agendas of social justice in the domains of sound, gender and technology and, in doing so, develop critical cultural work. The project was initiated by Annie Goh and Marie Thompson. Current Sonic Cyberfeminisms participants include Robin Buckley, Marlo De Lara, Jane Frances Dunlop, Natalie Hyacinth, Miranda Iossifidis, Louise Lawlor, Frances Morgan and Shanti Suki Osman. "

"Hydrofeminist METitations is a listening series brought to you by Ensayos. This episode was created with students from the Nomad MFA program at the University of Hartford's Hartford Art School."

In this podcast, we talk to Antye Greie about language, sound, and the body. At their intersection, the voice emerges, with its multiple resonances and different ways of introducing the voice of others through her own practice and space of visibility. Along the way, we look at her work and methodology, from the deconstruction of texts to the implementation of what she calls "feminist sonic technologies". Permeating everything, we encounter the memory and the experience of having been raised in the values and the political experiment of the former Eastern Bloc and feeling part of a silenced diaspora. Recorded: February 2022.

"Hydrofeminist METitations is a listening series brought to you by Ensayos as a part of their digital residency at the New Museum. "