Hollow Earth Radio
Created by Amber Kai Morgan and Garrett Kelly in 2007[1], Hollow Earth Radio is primarily known as a free-form, online, absolutely 100% volunteer-run radio station. With such a large volunteer base, and surrounded by such creative, diverse communities, Hollow Earth is many different things to different people. Here's a few of the other roles it embodies:
- A popular, accessible forum for underrepresented music, sound, and neighborhood perspectives that gives people who have never been on the air a chance to broadcast.
- A non-profit with a current pool of over 150 volunteers, connecting and working together to create a shared community space.
- A loyal supporter of the local music and arts community in Seattle, Washington State, and the Pacific Northwest region.
- A DIY music venue hosting hundreds of intimate public in-studios in our tiny space.
- A collection of music nerds geeking out hard on: found sounds, field recordings, forgotten music, local musicians and their bedroom recordings, and whatever else feels real and mysterious.
- A team of citizen journalists working hard to represent their communities.
- Organizers of Magma Festival, an annual month-long showcase of our favorite artists. No artist is allowed to play Magma Festival more than once to keep the festival bookings fresh and to keep us reaching deeper into more diverse communities of music and art.
- A critical part of Seattle’s all-ages arts and music community.
- An inclusive organization dedicated to fostering safer spaces and committed to anti-oppression work.[2]
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External Links[edit]
https://www.hollowearthradio.org/
https://www.thestranger.com/seattle/amber-kai-morgan-and-garrett-kelly/Content?oid=19829072
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/seattle-area-to-celebrate-new-fm-hyperlocal-radio/
References[edit]
- ↑ Nokes, Emily. "Amber Kai Morgan and Garrett Kelly". The Stranger. Retrieved 2020-01-06.
- ↑ "Hollow Earth Radio Finally On The Airwaves?!?!?!?". Indiegogo. Retrieved 2020-01-06.
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