NAISA Radio

NAISA Radio broadcasts radio art 24/7 over the internet. The schedule is broken into 8 hour blocks that repeat three times a day with minor variations. The hours listed are local time in Toronto, Canada (-5 GMT). All programs are subject to being pre-empted by NAISA’s live performances and artist talks. Explore the website for information on these events.

Monday to Friday

Program	Time	Time	Time	Description
Nothing to See Here	00:00	08:00	16:00	An experimental spoken word radio show produced in Halifax at NSCAD University by media artist and professor David Clark in collaboration with students from NSCAD.
Making Waves	01:00	09:00	17:00	A selection of monthly radio programs on sound art produced by NAISA for WGXC at the Wave Farm in Acra, New York. Content is derived from NAISA performances, installations, improvisations, and interviews. Visit the show web page for archives.
Cross Waves 1-6	02:00	10:00	18:00	Cross Waves is a Canadian Sound Art series that includes performances and internet radio programs curated by eight media artists representing various regional and cultural perspectives in Canada. These editions were curated by Chantal Dumas, Steve Bates, Peter Courtemanche, Janna Graham, Christof Migone, and Anna Friz.
Words and Sounds	07:00	15:00	23:00	NAISA invited radio artist Victoria Fenner in 2012 to curate an hourly program of radio art works that merge together speech and sound in diversity ways.

Saturday

Program	Time	Time	Time	Description
Frequent Mutilations	00:00	08:00	16:00	Andrew O’Connor curates and presents a selection of audio art programs produced for Frequent Mutilations, a weekly one hour program that ran for over 30 years on CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario.
Sound As Art	01:00	09:00	17:00	Interviews and profiles of sound artists originally produced for a weekly program on CKLN 88.1 FM between 2002 and 2009 hosted by Darren Copeland, Katie Kotler, Aynsley Moorehouse & Andrew O’Connor.
Cross Waves 7 & 8	02:00	10:00	18:00	Cross Waves is a Canadian Sound Art series that includes performances and internet radio programs curated by eight media artists representing various regional and cultural perspectives in Canada. These editions are curated by Eleanor King and Jason Ryle.
Deep Wireless 12	07:00	15:00	23:00	Since 2002, the Deep Wireless Festival of Radio and Transmission Art has played host to many wonderful performances in Toronto. For the 12th edition of the Deep Wireless radio art compilation, NAISA is traveling back in time to re-visit a selection of these performances.

Sunday

Program	Time	Time	Time	Description
Nothing to See Here	00:00	08:00	16:00	An experimental spoken word radio show produced in Halifax at NSCAD University by media artist and professor David Clark in collaboration with students from NSCAD.
Sound as Art	01:00	09:00	17:00	Insight into sound art is made through interviews and profiles of sound artists. These programs were originally produced for a weekly program on CKLN 88.1 FM hosted by Darren Copeland, Katie Kotler, Aynsley Moorehouse & Andrew O’Connor.
Cross Waves 7 & 8	02:00	10:00	18:00	Cross Waves is a Canadian Sound Art series that includes performances and internet radio programs curated by eight media artists representing various regional and cultural perspectives in Canada. These editions are curated by Eleanor King and Jason Ryle.
Youth Radio	07:00	15:00	23:00	NAISA regularly holds workshops for youth that teach about recording and editing and sound art creation – Here is a chance to hear some of the fine work they have made.