Leicester Emergent Arts Radio
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"By curating immersive sound experiences that transcend genres and provoke contemplation, we have an incredible opportunity to elevate the artistic discourse"
Leicester
Joined August 2022
Interested in emergent arts in Leicester? Here are some reasons for supporting #RadioLear and subscribing to our @Patreon making monthly payments from £5 per month. If we reach one hundred Patreon subscribers, we’ll launch on DAB in Leicester.
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Radio Lear is a new community radio station based in Leicester that focuses on showcasing emergent arts and providing a platform for local artists to share thei
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Radio Lear is now live on the Leicester and Loughborough multiplexes, sharing AI-generated and artist-made soundscapes. How might artists reimagine radio as a space for creative transformation? Follow and support through ’s Patreon to get involved
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Radio Lear, Leicester Emergent Arts Radio, is a metamodern sound platform broadcasting on the Leicester and Loughborough multiplexes. Combining AI-generated aud
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Final measure up in Hansom Hall .... our 9th FREE heritage event since 2015 hosted at the Leicester Adult Education Centre @LeicAdultEd takes place this weekend on 11th October 10am-3pm .... join us at the Saturday Heritage Fair https://t.co/qqLsss6AaO
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Great to chat with @DocMediaCentre about the Heritage Fair taking place at @LeicAdultEd in Hansom Hall this Saturday 11th October. With @soarsounduk @radiolearUK @growsocialcapit @Evington_Echo
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What makes a city’s creative economy thrive? In this Spotlight on Business episode, James Burkmar of LCB Depot shares how networks, events and new spaces like Canopy help Leicester’s creative scene grow. How do you see creativity shaping local economies?
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This episode of Spotlight on Business on Soar Sound features James Burkmar, Workspace Development Manager at LCB Depot in Leicester. He reflects on his career j
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How do we keep the stories of grassroots sport alive? In this Spotlight on Heritage episode, John Coster and Rob Watson discuss National Sporting Heritage Day, asking how local clubs, coaches and volunteers can preserve memories and create lasting legacie
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This episode of Spotlight on Heritage marks National Sporting Heritage Day with John Coster and Rob Watson discussing the importance of preserving grassroots sp
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Programme: Saturday Heritage Fair on 11th October (10:00-15:00) at the Leicester Adult Education Centre is open to the public to explore and engage with the display stands, free talks, documentary screening, and workshops on offer. https://t.co/qqLsss780m
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Saturday Heritage Fair is a FREE city centre heritage event on Saturday 11th October between 10:00-15:00 at the Leicester Adult Education Centre, 54 Belvoir Street, LE1 6QL. Saturday Heritage Fair …
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Saturday Heritage Fair on 11th October 10am-3pm at @LeicAdultEd is open to the public to explore and engage with the display stands, free talks, documentary screening, and workshops on offer https://t.co/qqLsss780m
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@DocMediaCentre are running a Heritage Fair in Leicester on Saturday 12 October and EMOHA will be there to talk about how you can use audio archives, with lots of sound clips from the Archive. Come and join us! Details:
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Saturday Heritage Fair is a FREE city centre heritage event on Saturday 11th October between 10:00-15:00 at the Leicester Adult Education Centre, 54 Belvoir Street, LE1 6QL. Saturday Heritage Fair …
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In a mediascape that overwhelms with fragments, how do we carve space for reflection? This week’s Distraction Therapy suggests music as a guide to transcendence. Art lets us step outside striving into a clearer, more timeless knowing.
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Distraction Therapy : carving space in the global noise. The mediascape is sprawling and incessant. Feeds fragment attention and pull it outward. Meaning is not
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Can time alone become a gift? This week’s Distraction Therapy mix asks if social isolation opens not emptiness but new ground for imagination. When the outer world quiets, can music guide us inward to that space of reflection and intuition?
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Distraction Therapy : the latest mix takes solitude as method. Not absence but a clearing. Step out of the outward world and a different light appears. Attentio
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How can communities strengthen themselves without relying on handouts? In Loughborough’s Bell Foundry, residents are turning to gardening, upcycling and creativity to build resilience and pride. What can we learn from their approach?
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The latest Spotlight on Arts podcast explores the work of the Bell Foundry Community Committee in Loughborough. Rob Watson speaks with Trevor Potter and Miffy R
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What makes independent heritage different from official collections? This week's Spotlight on Heritage, discusses the Saturday Heritage Fair in Leicester and why family stories, lived experience, and shared memories matter
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The latest Spotlight on Heritage podcast features Rob Watson in conversation with John Coster about the upcoming Saturday Heritage Fair in Leicester . They disc
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What draws people to live classical music in Leicester? Nicholas Daniel, Creative Director of the Leicester International Music Festival, shares why this year’s programme matters and why music must be for everyone. Will you be at Hansom Hall in September?
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In this edition of Spotlight on Arts we talk with Nicholas Daniel OBE, one of Britain’s most celebrated oboists and the long-standing Creative Director of the L
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Can radio still be art? When signals flood across cities, indifferent to playlists and algorithms, can they open fleeting moments of transcendence—rupturing uniformity with sound that unsettles and surprises?
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If media is more than distraction, how can it help reconstruct meaning in a culture shaped by consumer metrics? Can sound and art serve as thresholds to new horizons, unsettling routine and renewing depth in how we live and relate?
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If our symbols have broken free from their roots, leaving us adrift in empty signs, what role can artists play in restoring depth and transcendence? Can sound and art remake the systems of meaning that guide how we live and relate?
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Can radio be more than background noise? What happens when we treat broadcast as an art form—an atmosphere that reshapes how we perceive sound, music, and each other?
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In the age of constant notifications and algorithmic playlists, it is easy to overlook the peculiar power of broadcast radio. Unlike streaming services that res
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What should artists do in times of cultural reconstruction—explain their intent, or create spaces where the emergent and transcendent can appear?
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