figure skating
2026-10-12
Lyssna i ny flikOn this show, your host Belén will make a humble attempt at curating a soundtrack for each and every scenario you've ever lived through or imagined in your head. Because, in this host’s opinion, no moment/feeling in life is complete without some music in the background.
So if you’re a bit tired of the algorithm always suggesting the same three songs when you “Go to song radio”, but you still feel like you need someone to tell you what to listen to, feel welcomed to mood radio!
There is a side quest embedded in this programme as well. It’s a little interview project that aims at documenting the music that shaped the members of K103 and thus our radio’s identity. In these interviews, current and former members of Gothenburg’s student radio are asked about their Desert Island Discs: the eight records they would take to a desert island to listen to for the rest of their days. The concept is like the one made famous by the BBC brought down to non famous people, basically.
2026-10-12
Recently, figure skating, a sport known for its long marriage with classical music, has started to open up and newer, riskier songs have started to soundtrack its routines. Here's a compilation of my personal choices.
Lyssna i ny flik2026-09-08
The pilot episode just HAD to be about songs to listen to when on flight mode. If you’re anything like me, I always get a little bit stressed about what I’m gonna listen to whilst on a plane. I find altitudes can really impact my mood and I worry I didn’t download the right pod or the right album to listen to. So, during my years flying back and forth I have found a few albums along the way that always seem to get me going and make me feel protected and safe. These are mainly old albums from classic/cult bands with a big catalogue, cause I like to use the unplugged time on a plane to catch up on artists I never seem to have time for as an overstimulated inhabitant of the modern world. No internet at all is the one way I make sure to listen to a whole album from start to finish without getting distracted. So, in a way, I hope planes don’t get free WiFi any time soon so I can continue with this ritual. I’ve also tried to stick to albums that have a dreamy quality for me. There's something about being suspended in the clouds that really intensifies my daydreaming and I need a soundtrack that supports it.
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