ECREA Radio and Sound schedule day two - Tuesday 9th September 2025

The schedule for the second day of the ECREA Radio and Sound Conference 2025 at the University of Sheffield.

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Day two - Tuesday 9th September 2025

Morning panels - session one

09:30Lecture Theatre 4Seminar Room 2Seminar Room 3Seminar Room 4
Panel title:Podcasting Journalism and Ecology
Chair - Elisa Spinelli (Università degli Studi della Tuscia)
Panel 12: Voice as Action: Audio, Politics, and Society
Chair - Can Kocak (University of Sussex)
Global Processes in Audio Content CreationRadio, Publics and Audiences
Chair - Anh Dinh-Hong (University College London)
 What Does Journalism Sound Like? Emerging Aural Elements of News Podcasting
Gabriela Perdomo (Mount Royal University)
Mia Lindgren (University of Tasmania)
“We've been told our history from outsiders”: Amplifying Hawaiian Sovereignty through Broadcasting from Place
Katie Moylan (University of Leicester)
Emma Heywood (University of Sheffield)

Richard Berry (Sunderland University)

Tanja Bosch (University of Cape Town)

Kim Fox (The American University in Cairo)
This is My Radio – The Messages from Listeners to the Portuguese Public Radio Listener Ombudsman
Ana Reis (Universidade do Porto)
 Is it Time to Regulate the Podcast Industry?
Carl Hartley (University of Leeds)
Rebel Women, Crocodiles and Underpasses: Heritage Storytelling and Communities of Podcasting Practice
Caroline Anne Mitchell (University of Sunderland)
 Reformulation of the Public Value of Audience Diversity in Spain’s PSM
Tania Fernandez Lombao (University of Santiago de Compostela)
Marta Rodríguez Castro (University of Santiago de Compostela)
Esther Medina Ferreiro (Universidad de Vigo)
 Political Podcasting and the Discursive Construction of Closeness
Natalia Osorio Ruiz (Université de Montpellier Paul-Valéry)
Abigail Wincott (Falmouth University)
Laurent Fauré (Université de Montpellier Paul Valéry)
 The Role of Women in Talk Radio: Catalonia 1924–2024
Sílvia Espinosa, (Universitat de Girona) Mónica Puntí (Universitat de Girona) & Jordi Serra (Universitat de Girona)
 Radio to Call Our Own – Distinctiveness and Identity in Welsh Radio
Paul Atkins (University of the West of England)
 From Sonic Heritage to Individual Soundmaps: Negotiating Urban Belonging in Istanbul's Soundscapes
Abdullah Yelken (İstanbul Bilgi University)
Auditory Representation of Mental Health Disorders in Audiovisual Fiction
Adrien Faure-Carvallo (Universitat de Barcelona) & Caterina Calderón Garrido (Universitat de Barcelona)
 The Power of Voice: Social Hierarchies and Digital Elites in Voice-Based Platforms
Laura Caroleo (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart)
  Tuning In to the Kitchen: Gender, Memory and the Evolution of Culinary Radio and Podcasting
Diana Willis (SUNY Oneonta)
  

Coffee

Served from 11:00 in The Wave.

Morning panels - session two

Radio, Audio, Sounds and Podcasting networks and associations meeting

11:30Lecture Theatre 4Seminar Room 2Seminar Room 3Seminar Room 4
Panel title:From Radio to Podcasting: Professions, Editorial Politics and Means of Funding. Historical and Socio-Economic Perspectives on the French MediascapeSound Studies, Audio Art, and Experimentation
Chair - John L. Sullivan, (Muhlenberg College)
Radio & Sound in Communities, Politics and Culture
Chair - Katharina Biringer (St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences)
Technology, Environment, and Sound
Chair - Katie Moylan (University of Leicester)
Radio, Audio, Sounds and Podcasting networks and associations meetingChloë Salles - Université Grenoble Alpes, GRESEC

Marine Beccarelli - Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, CHR

Olivier Thuillas, Université Paris-Nanterre, Dicen-Île de France

Laurie Schmitt - Université Grenoble Alpes, GRESEC
Ultra-short Audio in Urban Soundscape: Can Commercial Interests, Individual Needs, and Public Services be Temporarily Reconciled?
Wei Meng (Communication University of China)
The Golden Age of Piped Music in Spain: Exploring Hilo Musical (1971-1994)
Lola Costa Gálvez (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC)
Jordi Sánchez-Navarro (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)
Artificial intelligence in Basque radio: challenges, adoption, and ethical considerations
Jesus Perez Dasilva (University of the Basque Country); Maria Ganzabal Learreta (University of the Basque Country); Urko Peña Alonso (University of the Basque Country); Koldobika Meso Ayerdi (City of the Basque Country); Terese Mendiguren Galdospin (City of the Basque Country)
  Social activism and radio art: sounding empathy and protest in works by Ivana Stefanović and Manja Ristić
Marija Maglov (Institute of Musicology SASA, Belgrade)
 
The Role of Ombudspersons in Mexico: A Critical Perspective
Lenin Martell (Autonomous University of the State of Mexico, UAE Mex)
From Mapping a City to Creating a City’s Multimodal Soundscape: A Case of an Innovative Radio Station and a Chinese City
Zhongdang Pan (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Hongyu Wu (Zhejiang University)
  Innovative Soundscapes: Integrating Research Podcasts into the Academic Landscape
Marie Fierens (ULB)
Radio France Internationale (RFI) told by its foreign correspondents: case study of an international radio broadcaster in Francophone Africa
Laure Broulard (ULB)
Uncanny Aesthetic in Digital and AI music: A Systematic Revision
Ana Marjalizo (Universidad de Barcelona)
Adrien Faure-Carvallo (Universidad de Barcelona)
Sergio Villanueva (Universidad de Barcelona)
  Meet me at the platform: audio media as a meeting place Gustavo Ferreira (University of Toronto)Between a ban on access to the territory and technical limitations on the flow of communication in Gaza: What relations do Radio France journalists have with news sources in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Sylvie Laval (Université Toulouse Capitole)AI Listening to the Airwaves: AI-based Radio Mining and Crisis Communication in the Global South
Anne Marijnen (Université Paris 8)
  Philosophy through podcast : Rewrite the course through sound
Schmitz Sébastien (ULB)
  

Lunch

Served from 13:00 in The Wave.

Afternoon panels

14:00Lecture Theatre 4Seminar Room 2Seminar Room 3
Panel title:Narratives from Norway, Ghana, Pakistan, India and South Korea: Global Approaches to Sound and (New) Media Studies
Ruma Sen (Ramapo College)

Ama Boatemaa Ofori-Birikorang, Doctoral Student (E.W. Scripps School of Media Arts & Studies, Ohio University)

Aazadi Fateh Muhammad, Doctoral Candidate (EW Scripps School of Journalism, Ohio University)

Saumya Pant, (E.W. Scripps School of Media Arts & Studies, Ohio University)
Education and Community
Chair - Gustavo Ferreira (University of Toronto)
Analyzing Audio Cultures: Approaches to Theorizing Sound Communities
John L. Sullivan (Muhlenberg College)

Kim Fox (American University of Cairo)

Jacinta Parsons (RMIT University, Australia)

Caroline Mitchell (University of Sunderland)

Dr Richard Berry (University of Sunderland)
  Case Study: Radio as a Knowledge Acquisition Tool in Media and Information Education
Natalia Osorio Ruiz (Université de Montpellier Paul-Valéry)
Claire Moutarde (Radio France)
 
  Empowering Rural Parents Through Radio: Leveraging Lively Minds Together for Early Childhood Development
Geoff King (Lively Minds)
 
  Oral History Transmissions of Student Radio Management Participation
Leona Fensome (University of Bedfordshire)
 
  Radio in the 21st century: An important cog in the daily lives of less educated middle-aged people in Austria
Katharina Biringer (St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences)
 
    

Keynote

15:15 - Lecture Theatre 4

Day one schedule