Isotopica is an experimental radio series with each episode having a unique theme and flavour, starting off at point A and hopefully, ending up in another alphabet altogether. Ingredients are a mixture of sonic essays, experimental sound and music, psychogeographic and notional detours, special guests, field and location recordings, interviews, conversations, critical analysis, plus Gallery installation works, and all sprinkled with cultural marxist toppings. Uncertain terms and conditions may apply.
BBC Radio 3
BBC Radio 4
Mike Kaspar
Lumpen Station
Robert Pollie
None
SEMI SILENT
Wysing Arts Centre
Third Coast International Audio Festival
VernissageTV
BlackStar
Touch
BBC Radio 4
Kristy Darnell Battani
Jillian Knipe
BBC Radio 4
Linda Tate
Cities and Memory
BBC Radio 4
Gina
BBC Radio 4
BBC World Service
The Drum Literary Magazine
Macba
None
BBC World Service
BBC Radio 4
Jonathan Heath
BBC World Service
Somerset House
Noe Tanigawa
Amy Talluto
Getting Better Acquainted
None
Arts and Culture – Pod Academy
Pages of Hackney
KXCI
Amy Tsilemanis
Merriam-Webster
BBC Radio 3
British Public Radio Awards
Andy Grace Hayes
Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles
AudioFile Magazine
Nigel Killick of peopletalk
Docs in Orbit
Door Williams
Virginia Combs
Andrew Leland
Jennifer Dasal/ArtCurious
SALA Festival
Bang & Olufsen
Samuel Hankin
The American Scholar
Emma Cousin
Royal Literary Fund
Vibal Group Inc
Tamar Avishai
Somerset House
None
Robert Andriessen
T.Q. Townsend
The Retrospectors
BBC Radio 4
Stanford Storytelling Project
None
Pushkin Industries
Great European Lives with Charlie Connelly
Sanjeev Chatterjee
None
WNYC Studios
TED
Big Think / Panoply
James Navé
A Kids Podcast About
Phil & Indigo
Ashmolean Museum
Writing West Midlands
Transom
Mitch Hampton
None
Sovay Berriman
Roman Mars
Jennifer Crittenden
Nostalgia Interviews with Chris Deacy
Kunst Museum Winterthur
Tom Meyers, Greg Young
None
Mack Hagood
Robin Fuller
Russell Tovey and Robert Diament
None
Vintage Books
Dead Ladies Show Podcast
Briana Lewis
BRIC RADIO
The Art Newspaper
Art of the Rural
Robert Andriessen