I create performance art for radio. My shows are about experimentation and language and rebellion, they are not a dance party. The tension of challenging audiences without becoming unlistenable fuels my work.
I collage fragments of underground culture—spoken word, experimental music, sound poetry, DIY recordings, and captured voices—from around the world, spanning the late 20th century to the present. Centering voice and language, I build narratives that illuminate how contemporary issues echo historical struggles. I use dark humor and absurdity as pressure release valves for rage.
Radio is intimate, it infiltrates everyday life. I use the anti-commercial potential of freeform radio to elevate authentic expression, gender balance, and nonconforming artists who confront dominant systems. Through my weekly practice and relentless research, I amplify uncompromising performers and transgressive voices—preserving them not as nostalgia, but as resistance.