The live radio hour archived as a podcast that explores relationships between censorship, defunding and repression. Broadcast live out of Berlin on DAB+ Chanel 7D monthly, and thereafter published as a podcast, with additional guest interviews dropping throughout the year. Meet performer and anthropologist Jara Nassar, independent radio activist of 10 years jewelz, and artist Alex Head. Where state repression of artistic freedom foreshadows the repression of the private citizen’s freedom of speech, this show will seek to turn the microphone, to witness how censorship and repression are re-shaping the cultural landscape of Berlin, while artists and activists find creative ways to communicate their urgent concerns to one another. All against a backdrop of evermore troubled relationships between artists, institutions, creative scenes and political commonalities. Each responding to policies emanating from the political Far Right to defund the arts, social infrastructure, education and welf
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe live radio hour archived as a podcast that explores relationships between censorship, defunding and repression. Broadcast live out of Berlin on DAB+ Chanel 7D monthly, and thereafter published as a podcast, with additional guest interviews dropping throughout the year. Meet performer and anthropologist Jara Nassar, independent radio activist of 10 years jewelz, and artist Alex Head.
Recent episodes include "Academic Boycott with Lucho, Zoë Claire Miller, Spotlight Iran with Dorna" (4 February 2026, 58 minutes), "UPDATE: PLEASE RE-FOLLOW US ON YOUR PODCAST APP" (2 February 2026, 7 minutes), and "Revolution as a Creative Practice with Ahmed Tobasi" (7 January 2026, 64 minutes).
Radio Against Repression publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Radio Against Repression is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Radio Against Repression requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Radio Against Repression's contact route on record: verified email.
Radio Against Repression is a news podcast with 18 episodes published.
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<p>Radio Against Repression reports back from the Academic Boycott Conference Berlin shining a light on how Israeli Universities and research centers play an integral role in occupation and genocide, and the ways in...
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Episode #10
<p>Revolution as a Creative Practice with Ahmed Tobasi</p> <p>What is the revolutionary potential of art in troubled times? We sat down with long-time artistic director of the Freedom Theater Jenin, Palestine, to...
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<p>Revolution as a Creative Practice with Ahmed Tobasi</p><p>What is the revolutionary potential of art in troubled times? We sat down with long-time artistic director of the Freedom Theater Jenin, Palestine, to explore...
Episode #9
<p>It has been the most striking feature of current political repression in Germany: police brutalizing protesters with extreme force. Especially in Berlin, police violence against political dissidents has become a...
Radio Against Repression
<p>It has been the most striking feature of current political repression in Germany: police brutalizing protesters with extreme force. Especially in Berlin, police violence against political dissidents has become a...
Episode #8
<p>With the removal of Ari, a statue commemorating the sexual slavery of over 200.000 women at the hands of the Japanese military during WWII, Berlin once again enacts political censorship through the arts.</p> <p>In...
Radio Against Repression
<p>With the removal of Ari, a statue commemorating the sexual slavery of over 200.000 women at the hands of the Japanese military during WWII, Berlin once again enacts political censorship through the arts.</p><p>In...
Radio Against Repression
<p>Discussing censorship and the threat thereof in the German cultural scene, as a form of negative psychic and political energy that enters the physical and social body. With Siegmar Zacharias, performance artist and...
Episode #7
<p>Discussing censorship and the threat thereof in the German cultural scene, as a form of negative psychic and political energy that enters the physical and social body. With Siegmar Zacharias, performance artist and...
Radio Against Repression
<p>Tune in for a Q+A episode with Jara and Alex, live in the studio, where they will discuss everything that's been happening in Germany recently - the defunding of the Collecting Dreams literature festival, whether...
Episode #6
<p>Tune in for a Q+A episode with Jara and Alex, live in the studio, where they will discuss everything that's been happening in Germany recently - the defunding of the Collecting Dreams literature festival, whether...
Radio Against Repression
<p>Artist Irwan Ahmett is interviewed about the worlds that brutal resource extraction has created and destroyed. From the sacred mountains of Papua to the live-streamed genocide of Palestinians on your device, Irwan’s...
Episode #5
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Episode #4
<p>Radio Against Repression shares perspectives from within the Occupy Against Occupation (Bezetzung gegen Bezatzung), protest camp currently active opposite the German parliamentary building (Bundestag), in Berlin...
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<p>Radio Against Repression shares perspectives from within the Occupy Against Occupation (Bezetzung gegen Bezatzung), protest camp currently active opposite the German parliamentary building (Bundestag), in Berlin...
Episode #3
<p>On air discussion with Jason Oberman's addressing their three part series Inciting Hatred and Slinging Insults: Exploring the Legal Apparatus of the BRD on The Left Berlin. Jason Oberman (they/them) is an...
Radio Against Repression
<p>On air discussion with Jason Oberman's addressing their three part series Inciting Hatred and Slinging Insults: Exploring the Legal Apparatus of the BRD on The Left Berlin. Jason Oberman (they/them) is an...
Radio Against Repression
<p>A lecture by UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, as part of the February 19th event: Conditions of Life Calculated to Destroy, Legal and Forensic Perspectives on the Ongoing Gaza Genocide - at bUm...
Episode #2
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