
Radio Atlas
MOYO
Distances, dreams and desires – a daughter seeks to understand her father. By Omara Poppe (2024) ‘May I tell you a story?’ ‘The story may come.’ MOYO is an intimate audio documentary set in a craft brewery on the...


Radio Atlas is an English-language home for subtitled audio from around the world. A place to hear inventive documentaries, dramas and works of sound art that have been made in languages you don’t necessarily speak.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRadio Atlas is an English-language home for subtitled audio from around the world. A place to hear inventive documentaries, dramas and works of sound art that have been made in languages you don’t necessarily speak.
Recent episodes include "MOYO" (15 October 2026, 54 minutes), "The Shop" (14 August 2026, 28 minutes), and "Everything Has Its Own Story" (24 July 2026, 3 minutes).
Radio Atlas publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 99 episodes.
Booking probability for Radio Atlas is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Radio Atlas requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Radio Atlas's contact route on record: verified email.
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Radio Atlas is a society podcast with 99 episodes published.
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Distances, dreams and desires – a daughter seeks to understand her father. By Omara Poppe (2024) ‘May I tell you a story?’ ‘The story may come.’ MOYO is an intimate audio documentary set in a craft brewery on the...

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A place where men drink and women dream. By Viktoras Jakovlevas for LRT (2008) After the school was closed, the shop became the most important public space in the village of Varputėnai, Lithuania. There is a public...

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Meaning emerges from a soundscape of bells By Maria Margaronis (2026) For centuries, great flocks of sheep and goats grazed the mountains of Greece and the Balkans. Some herders were completely nomadic, travelling with...

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By Mette Post Riggelsen (2026) A sonic crown of sonnets about that horrible moment, when you mother dies and becomes particles of light without a word. A poetic tribute to mothers, to life and to the Danish poet Inger...

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An experimental Scots translation of ‘Catullus 63’ tells the story of a young athlete driven mad by the Mother Goddess, driven to become an orgiastic priestess in the wild mountain woods, in a cacophonous reimagining of...

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How do you make a life or death decision? By Luis Trelles for Radio Ambulante (2018) In Puerto Rico in 2012, a jury faces the possibility of sentencing someone to the death penalty – nearly a century after its...

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Radio Atlas turned ten years old this year! To celebrate, Sheffield DocFest are hosting a special birthday screening this Thursday evening (11th June) at 6pm. Come and join us to listen to subtitled audio! Book a ticket...

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What holds everyday life together after separating? By Stefanie Müller-Frank (2026) Alone at home with her daughters, Stefanie found herself living in a parallel universe made of new rules, long nights and polar bears...

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Parenting in a burning world By Åsa Secher (2026) It’s surreal becoming a mother when the world is on fire. To have your world become smaller, as you focus on all the little things, like teaching a small child to eat or...

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How should the ones left behind talk to those who have died? By Leo Rehnfeldt (2026) First created for the HearSay festival in 2026, this piece forms part of a larger project on posthumous conversation. Linda is the...

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“Spaciada sa Bregungia (No More Shame) is in Sardinian, or rather, in the Sardinian I have. Which is not the same thing…” By M. Cristina Marras (2026) “I didn’t grow up speaking Sardinian...

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The body changes the horizon. By Eva De Groote and Ruben Nachtergaele (2026) Eva De Groote explores keeping her balance amidst an unfolding diagnosis. The Issue was the winner of one of the two Overall Audio prizes at...

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We breathe every second of our lives without thinking about it. And yet it is so difficult to remember. By Judith Geffert for THE ECCO (2025) Judith Geffert is a radio documentary maker from Magdeburg, now based in...

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A tender and complex family portrait, as a sister traces the fractures left by her brother’s experiences with mental illness. By Rislane Hakym (2024) Originally from northern France, Rislane Hakym places social...

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Seasons shift, as the songs of distant whales are swallowed by the fog. Henriette Rasmussen explores the brittle and tender edges of masculinity in her community. By Henriette Rasmussen for RANA / Radiophonic Narration...

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Life and death at the Plitvice Lakes. By Čedo Prica, Zvonimir Bajsić and Maksim Jurjević for Radio Zagreb (1975) “What I do is writing with a microphone. Our lexicon is the sound material we shape. We use speech, not...

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Memories entangle with the trees as we wander into the forest By Marta Medvešek for Radio Slovenija (2023) Rest, peace and silence, but also sawing, creaking and crying; an elegant spruce and a beech with dense rustling...

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Documentary recordings of laughter musically interweave in this imagined scene By Stéphane Borrel (2024) Les Anciens (The Elders) is part of a larger electroacoustic (acousmatic) work by Stéphane Borrel called Laughing...

Dreamscapes submerged in rising water By Yevhenii Poliakov (2025) Dreams calm down our worries. We overcome extreme experiences with the flood of feelings that our mind reworks each night. During the first months of the...

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A conversation grows from a chance encounter on a train By Mattias Wallenius (2024) “I met Lisa on a train in the summer of 2023. She sat down next to me and introduced herself (which is very uncommon on a public train...
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