Saturday 20 March, 14:00

Fiction Radio Utopie Workshop

A collaborative workshop that explores collective radio‑making and imagines the radio of the future. Gathered “around the fire” — literal or imagined — participants exchange stories and practical skills while experimenting with sound, narrative and transmission formats. Invited associations lead hands‑on initiations and proposals to stimulate playful, communal practices and collective authorship. The workshop investigates ways to blend fiction, testimony and technical know‑how to produce a shared on‑air piece and reflect on radio as a social practice.

In French.

Chemin de la Gravière 10,
1227 Les Acacias
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