Six Pillars Broadcast: London Palestine Film Festival

The London Palestine Film Festival (LPFF) returns after a two year haitus, with diverse, rare and popular shorts, features and documentaries, working to connect audiences with international filmmakers focusing on Palestine-related issues. Joining the likes of Bella Freud and Eyal Weizman for the festival are this week’s Six Pillars’ guests (bios below): Mai Masri with … Continue reading →

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Six Pillars Broadcasts – Michel Banabila Guest Mix

Dutch musician and producer Michel Banabila selects a distinct playlist of his favourite West Asian (Middle East) and North African tracks for Six Pillars. Continue reading →

Six Pillars Broadcast – Traditional Music from Lorestan and Isfahan

  This week, traditional music from Lorestan and Isfahan. Ruhollah Khaleghi plays ‘Khooshe Chin’ from the album ‘Rangarang In Isfahan’, and we hear Ostad Shahmirza Moradi’s tracks from Regional Music of Lorestan. Khaleghi (1906-1965) was a renowned musician, composer, conductor and author, who founded the Gol’hā programmes on radio that revolutionised Iranian music. Shahmirza Moradi … Continue reading →

Six Pillars Broadcast – Tehran Trap: Noisetrappy

    A bespoke show from Iran, 23 year old talent Noisetrappy takes over with 30 minutes of Tehran Trap. This show was produced entirely over Instagram between Six Pillars producer Fari Bradley and Noisetrappy. Recorded in Tehran, where Noisetrappy (aka Amir) collaborates with other musicians his age to create a specific danceable sound between … Continue reading →

New Broadcast Times / How to Listen

Mondays 6 – 6.30pm Repeats: Wednesdays 1-1.30pm On air on 104.4FM On DAB in London Online. After broadcast, shows are PODCAST online. Continue reading →

Six Pillars Broadcast- Theatre Entropia, Athens

In this week’s programme, Marilli Mastrantoni, Artistic Director of Theatre Entropia in Athens, discusses their 2020 transnational project.  Supported by the Creative Europe Cultural Program, this transmedia project is a collaboration with theatre institutions from London, Copenhagen, Barcelona and Athens, to create texts in close cooperation young people that are more relevant to them, while using digital … Continue reading →