Broadcasts

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.
Geschichten sterben, Geschichten verkümmern und Lieder bleiben die Referenz und Grundlage für jede Geschichte.
Die Geschichte ist privat, und sobald sie ein Lied wird, verwandelt sie sich in ein kollektives Gewissen, auf das sich jeder bezieht, der sein Herz berührt. In der heutigen Sendung geht es um die Geschichten hinter einigen der Songs, die wir geliebt haben und an denen wir festhalten.
Diese Sendung ist auf Deutsch und Arabisch.
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تموت القصص وتذبل الحكايات وتظل الأغاني هي المرجع و الاساس لكل حكاية من الحكايات.
تكون الحكاية خاصة وما أن تصبح أغنية حتى تتحول لوجدان جماعي يتعلق بها كل من تلامس قلبه . حلقتنا اليوم عن الحكايا التي كانت وراء بعض الأغاني اللتي أحببناها وتعلقنا بها.
حلقنا اليوم باللغة الالمانية والعربية.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

A multilingual radio show made by refugees and migrants from Halle and surroundings.
You can listen to all our shows on our blog.

Home – Where the Heart Lives? A Moveable Feast of Voices, Memories, and Meanings

In this special radio show, we explore the many meanings of home. Is it a place, a person, a culture, or the feeling of comfort and safety? Is it the country we come from, the language we speak, or simply the place where our heart lives? Inspired by the idea of carrying home in your pocket—and Hemingway’s notion of a “moveable feast”—we ask what truly makes us feel at home.
Through personal reflections, poetry, street interviews, cozy conversations, soundscapes, and music, we listen to diverse voices, stories of belonging and displacement, and the everyday details that shape our sense of home.