It was created as part of the larger project Whispers of Memory, which focused on researching and archiving the cultural heritage of the Lož Valley in rural Slovenia. Over the course of a week, the team collected around one hundred hours of sound recordings in collaboration with the local community

“…recreating “plausible” scenes or portraits that highlight the different laughter types. Les Anciens (The Elders) brings together two people who, in reality, have never met… I probably won’t choose… but if I could choose, I would like to end up like them…” www.radioatlas.org/the-elders/

Documentary recordings of laughter musically interweave in this imagined scene by Stéphane Borrel

The Elders, from Laughing Tonalities, is today’s Radio Atlas podcast www.radioatlas.org/the-elders/

Worried Waters of the War: Ukrainian Dreamscapes of 2022 by Yevhenii Poliakov is today’s Radio Atlas podcast

Listen: www.radioatlas.org/worried-wate...

A conversation grows from a chance encounter on a train… He Called Me His Typhoon by Mattias Wallenius is today’s Radio Atlas podcast www.radioatlas.org/he-called-me...

Listen to the documentary here (or download it on the podcast) www.radioatlas.org/coming-out/

It was the first time Vitalius held Albinas’ hand in public. Twenty-one thousand people signed the certificate as witnesses – a document which Vitalius has now handed over to the national museum. www.radioatlas.org/coming-out/

A tender love story, lived in private, across five decades… listen to Coming Out, made by Rūta Dambravaitė and Inga Janiulytė-Temporin for LRT, on the Radio Atlas podcast… www.radioatlas.org/coming-out/

A tender love story, lived in private, across five decades.

Coming Out - produced by Rūta Dambravaitė and Inga Janiulytė-Temporin - is today’s Radio Atlas podcast

www.radioatlas.org/coming-out/

On a cold January day, Tirza conjures a snow ghost… ❄️

Listen to Snow Ghost by Joyce de Badts on the Radio Atlas podcast www.radioatlas.org/snow-ghost/