Presented at
The Circle Of HOPE (2018),
July 20, 2018, 2 p.m.
(60 minutes).
Every day in Brooklyn, over 30 unlicensed radio stations fire up their transmitters and take to the air. Historically known as pirates, they crowd onto an already packed FM dial, beaming transgressive culture-bearing signals into West Indian, Orthodox Jewish, and Latino neighborhoods. The sound map project seeks to explore and understand the forces that drive these stations, the conditions they operate under, the needs of their audiences, and their effect on licensed stations. The Brooklyn Pirate Radio Sound Map (BPRSM) is an interactive archival home for intensely local, neighborhood focused radio programming.
Presenters:
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David Goren
**David Goren** is a radio producer and audio archivist based in Brooklyn, New York. He’s created programming for the BBC World Service, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Wall Street Journal Magazine, as well as audio-based installations for the Proteus Gowanus gallery, and the Ethnographic Terminalia Collective. In 2016, he was an artist-in-residence at Wave Farm, a center for the transmission arts. David’s latest documentary is “Outlaws of the Airwaves: The Rise of Pirate Radio Station WBAD,” which is part of the podcast series Lost Notes from KCRW.
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