We are Europe, a media platform for a new vision of culture in Europe.
Vogue and ballroom may have started in the US, but it’s now international. The pandemic-formed Welsh Ballroom Community are making connections with other small nations, in service of the culture. Founder Leighton Wall and co-director Tayo Sanwo tell all.
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10.10.23
Building community through voguing and ballroom: The Welsh Ballroom Community, Cardiff
In recent years, the podcast scene has exploded in most European countries. Praised for its…
We are Europe, a media platform for a new vision of culture in Europe.
We are Europe becomes the European content aggregation media!
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10.10.23
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Tis a Time of Drunkenness but, in Italy, being an Independent Audio Producer is not as Easy as Sipping from a Glass (of Champagne)
In recent years, the podcast scene has exploded in most European countries. Praised for its intimate and personal approach, podcast is a medium of…
10.10.23
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Arts
Live Entertainment, a Cash Machine
Participating in cultural events, we very often overlook challenges taken upon by the organisers. From artist transportation to stage design, the process of event…
10.10.23
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Keep the Local and Make it Global
Participating in cultural events, we very often overlook challenges taken upon by the organisers. From artist transportation to stage design, the process of event…
10.10.23
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Inclusion & Diversity
Building community through voguing and Ballroom: The Welsh Ballroom Community, Cardiff
Vogue and ballroom may have started in the US, but it’s now international. The pandemic-formed Welsh Ballroom Community are making connections with other small…
10.10.23
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Inclusion & Diversity
Francesco Giordano & Queer:raum: Safer Creative Spaces in Munich
This conversation delves into queer realities in the creative and arts sector. Talking with Francesco Giordano, a queer photographer based in Munich, we explore…
10.10.23
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Independence
Tuning into Questioning Voices: Independent Radio as a Minor Media Practice
“In the 21st-century radio as we have known it may disappear altogether…or, as an obsolete technology relegated to the subculture fringes, it may exist…