Radio Aula Mundi
Radio Aula Mundi
At the moment, Radio Aula Mundi is an evolving podcast station where no language and all languages are spoken… It’s a multilingual mix of music, poetry, lectures, languages, interviews, documentaries, recipes, and a lot more, co-produced with the students of the ‘Aula Mundi International Cultural Center’…
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: radioaulamundi.bandcamp.com
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Oct 31, 2026
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Episodes
Question for DJ Adrian: “How could you sell one of your artistic creations to a deaf person?” 21.08.2022 1:09
DJ Adrian Washika is one of Africa's most legendary and iconic DJ's. He performs at all kinds of events and has worked as a community leader and teacher. He has performed internationally in many places, including Chicago. He currently lives and works in Nairobi, Kenya, where he is speaking one of his native languages, Swahili, before answering a question with a splendid idea... -...
Miriam Sagan: “Could you define text installation, please?” 18.08.2022 3:19
Miriam Sagan is an award-winning poet, memoirist, novelist, teacher, and text installation artist. She lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she has launched several projects recently in the fields of community development, text installation art, and a haiku trail. She is currently working on a new novel and keeps developing public poetry projects. --- https://redmountai...
Question for Warren, Garifuna drummer: "1, 2 3, 4, Hold, how does the story go on from there?" 15.08.2022 4:22
Warren is a musician from Belize and belongs to the Lebeha Drumming Center, a collective that combines traditional music, education, and cuisine to preserve and practice Garifuna, an endangered indigenous language in Central America. Here, Warren responds to a rhythmic succession generally used as part of foreign language teaching for younger children by creating a rh...
Eli Neztsosie: "'In the beginning, the mountains thought they were people', how does the story go on from there?” 14.08.2022 1:32
In this clip Eli Neztsosie introduces himself in Navajo, his mother tongue, mentioning his ancestral lineage in a traditional way. He then completes an old Native American story, originally from the Pacific Northwest, the beginning of which is given to him here, in his own way, referring to the land of his Diné ancestors. “As a rancher growing up in the rugged northea...
Rilie Tane Zumbrennen: “Please draw me a sheep…” 12.08.2022 3:13
Rilie Tane Zumbrennen is a versatile contemporary artist based in Billings, Montana. Her work includes woodburning and mural painting and almost always starts with a drawing on paper. She was recently commissioned to do a giant mural painting as part of a public arts project in Billings, her hometown. Generally, her motives focus on the scenery, flora and fauna of Wes...
Question for The Handcuffs: “Which part of you is Chicago?” 11.08.2022 1:51
Chloe Orwell and Brad Elvis are the founding members of The Handcuffs, a Chicago-based rock band. They are currently scheduled to play several shows to promote their new album, ‘Burn The Rails’, which is out now on Pravda Records. --- https://thehandcuffs.bandcamp.com/album/burn-the-rails https://thehandcuffs.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/4X2v6urEZf8eMavL6HzpWl https://www...
Jeanine Leane; "What was your favorite children’s game?" 10.08.2022 4:50
Jeanine Leane is an aboriginal writer, teacher, storyteller, and poet. She belongs to the Wiradjuri nation of Southeastern Australia and dedicates her work to the preservation of the indigenous language of her ancestors which she is learning to speak. --- https://folklife.si.edu/magazine/australian-first-nations-philosophy-poetry https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/782583...
Michael Toya: “At the moment, what is your favorite spiritual symbol, and how could you translate it into art right now?” 30.07.2022 1:57
Michael Toya is a self-taught artist of Jemez Pueblo descent. His artwork combines various mediums, including acrylic on canvas and intricate freehand mat cut designs. As an indigenous artist, he likes to weave designs of spiritual symbolism into every single piece. --- https://nmartisanmarket.com/project/michael-toya/ https://www.nativolodge.com/stay/artist_room_michael_toya/ https://...
Daryl Black Eagle Jamieson: “Which languages do you speak?” 11.07.2022 2:28
Daryl Black Eagle Jamieson belongs to the Pocasset Wampanoag Tribe and Pokanoket Nation. He is the director of the Eastern Medicine Singers, an Eastern Algonquin language drum group whose musical performances are meant to combine healing with art, language preservation, and community. Daryl prides himself in being the 11th generation grandson of an indigenous leader w...
Hadiibah John: “What do you do, actually?” 10.07.2022 1:37
Hadiibah John is a Dîné artist and painter who likes to blend traditional Navajo culture with modern art forms such as Japanese anime. She is a fluent Navajo speaker and traditional sheep herder. She lives in Kayenta, on the Navajo Reservation, in the Southwestern United States. Her recent artwork focuses on the depiction of women as warriors symbolizing their strong...
Jeffrey Wolin: “When you close your eyes, what do you see?” 28.06.2022 2:18
Jeffrey Wolin is an art photographer whose work focuses on the stories of people from all walks of life. His publications include what he calls story books portraying Holocaust Survivors, Vietnam War Veterans, and, most recently, the homeless in Chicago and Los Angeles. Among others, his work has been shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Whitney M...
Amanda Anastasi: “How could you perform one of your own favorite poems at the moment right now?” 27.06.2022 2:07
Amanda Anastasi is a multiple award-winning poet who mainly focuses on climate change in her work. She's originally from Melbourne which is where she has worked in residency at MONASH, and the climate hub of the University of Melbourne, for three years. Her job is to translate scientific research and jargon into poetry in order to raise awareness of climate change. Sh...
Question for Tone, of the California band 'Little Hurricane': “What are you working on right now?” 26.06.2022 1:27
Tone is the guitarist and singer of the two-piece California band 'Little Hurricane' which he formed with his wife in San Diego, California, in 2010. The couple currently resides in Lake Tahoe, California, where they raise two little children and are recording and producing music. Their upcoming album entitled 'Life Is But A Dream' might be released in October 2022. It &nbs...
Sophie Waechter-Cass: “What’s the story behind the Maya Milpa tradition and the First Acre Program?” 12.06.2022 4:40
Sophie Waechter-Cass: “What’s the story behind the Maya Milpa tradition and the First Acre Program?” Sophie Waechter-Cass grew up on a family farm in rural Nebraska. She currently works with a company and organization by the name of Green Cover Seeds, which promotes biodiversity as a business reconciling ecology and education with the economy. Sophie spent a year as an exch...
Wilko Johnson: “ Which generation do you belong to?” 07.06.2022 3:20
Wilko Johnson is one of the most iconic British rock and roll legends known for his unique guitar playing. He is one of the founding members of the British cult band Doctor Feelgood. He has been quoted as a major influence by rock and roll stars such as Paul Weller, the Sex Pistols, Joe Strummer of the Clash, and Roger Daltrey of the Who. This clip is excerpted from a 90-minute i...
Fraser Hollins: "Jazz is generally regarded as urban music, what about trees and rocks, lakes and forests, ice and snow?" 04.06.2022 4:14
Fraser Hollins: "Jazz is generally regarded as urban music, what about trees and rocks, lakes and forests, ice and snow?" --- Fraser Hollins is one of Canada's most prominent and prolific contemporary jazz bassists. Born in Ottawa, he now lives in Montreal where he also teaches music at McGill University... --- https://fraserhollins.bandcamp.com/ https://fraserhollins.ca/ h...
Annette Frost: “What sort of advice would you have for a student in your field?” 21.05.2022 1:21
Annette Frost is the director of the Favorite Poem Project, an organization in Boston that promotes poetry as an educational tool for Americans. She teaches creative writing at Boston University. As a poet, she is working on a collection about immigration as a central theme. --- https://www.favoritepoem.org/ https://eunoiareview.wordpress.com/tag/annette-frost/ http://stran...
Hoda Kharmoush: If you wrote a letter to the Supreme Court of the United States, what would be in it? (answer in Persina, summary in English in the shownotes below...) 14.05.2022 3:11
Hoda Khamosh is a writer, journalist, poet, and activist. She was born in Iran, but moved back to Afghanistan with her parents where she lived until August, 2021, when she had to flee her home country shortly after the Taliban had taken over. Here, she speaks in Persian to Radio Aula Mundi from her host country, Norway. Due to her activism for women’s rights, Hoda Khamosh w...
Question for The Thin Cherries: "What's going on in Chicago right now?" 08.05.2022 3:21
Steve Delisi and Gabe Palomo, of the Thin Cherries, discuss their most recent and upcoming experiences hanging out at some of their favorite spots and cultural venues in Chicago. The Thin Cherries is a Chicago psychedelic rock band founded by Steven Delisi (formerly of Phenomenal Cat) and Mark Lofgren (of The Luck of Eden Hall). They are joined by Darren Shepherd (var...
Shane Parish: "What was your favorite children's song or nursery rhyme?" 23.04.2022 3:40
In this clip, Shane Parish, a guitarist, composer, and educator, discusses his favorite children's song and spontaneously arranges a guitar version of it... Shane Parish devotes much of his time to developing his singular and expressive voice on the guitar. He is a self-taught musician who communicates through emotion, unexpected melodicism, technical whimsy, a nuance...
Dorothy Peteet, researcher at NASA and Columbia University, about climate change and climate shifts 15.04.2022 2:39
Dr. Dorothy M. Peteet is a Senior Research Scientist at NASA/Goddard Institute for Space Studies and Adjunct Professor, Columbia University. She directs the Paleoecology Division of the New Core Lab at Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia and in collaboration with GISS climate modelers and LDEO geochemists is studying the Late Pleistocene and Holocene archives...
DJ Schmolli: "Please define mashup..." 27.03.2022 1:12
DJ Schmolli is a musician from Eastern Austria. He has been in the DJ business for quite a few years years. His poignant shows have been appreciated worldwide. Here, he defines 'mashup', a style of electronic music which first appeared in the early 2000's. --- https://djschmolli.com/the-essential-dj-schmolli/ https://www.mashuptown.com/2006/12/dj_schmolli_has.html --- At the moment, Radio Au...
Roberto DÍaz Abraham: "Pues, cómo podría yo visitar el museo?" 26.03.2022 1:48
In this clip, Roberto Díaz Abraham talks about three different ways of visiting the Underwater Museum in Cancún, Mexico. They include snorkeling, sightseeing from a tour boat with a glass bottom, and scuba diving. He also explains the effects of scuba diving and tourism on the underwater ecosystem especially the coral reefs in the Caribbean off the coast of Cancún . Roberto...
Jeff Miller: "What would you make with this avocado?" 19.03.2022 1:30
A chef in a former life, Jeff Miller now researches food and culture issues as well as traditional food production and preservation methods. Miller, coordinator of CSU’s Hospitality Management program, spent 20 years as a professional chef before becoming an award-winning instructor. He helped found the student-run Aspen Grille in the Lory Student Center on campus, an...
Robyn McKenzie, researcher at the National University of Australia, about the purpose of museums... 17.03.2022 3:30
Dr. Robyn McKenzie, a research fellow at the Centre for Digital Humanities Research at The Australian National University in Canberra, has worked closely with the Yolngu community of Yirrkala in North-East Arnhem Land, and she reconnected them with a collection of 192 mounted string figures made there in 1948 that is in the Australian Museum in Sydney. String figures...
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