Radio AUT for PC

Radio "Aut" is an ambitious project born in January 2017 and promoted by a group of people with the intention of giving space to citizens and giving voice to the initiatives and projects that come above all from the youth world, but also with that of expressing the own passions and stimulate the listener's curiosity. The group is mostly made up of enterprising young people with a great desire to do, but there is no lack of wise guidance from people with experience in the sector, ready to dispense advice to improve the quality of the product supplied.

From the same name of the web-radio, inspired by the radio founded by the journalist and political activist Peppino Impastato, we can deduce the main intention of the project: to become a meeting point for young people, but not only, interested in freely expressing their thought, to undertake cultural initiatives or simply to pleasantly entertain the listeners. The invitation to participate and propose their ideas is extended to anyone with particular expertise and passion in various fields, which can range from cinematography to technology, from music to current events, from politics to sport and any other topic of public interest. The web-radio also intends to host debates, live streaming, interviews on site and among the people, in order to involve a greater number of citizens and propose a democratic and critical dialogue.

The radio does not benefit from any public contribution, but is completely autonomous and self-financed.

“If you taught people beauty, you would provide them with a weapon against resignation, fear and silence. You get used to the existence of horrendous palaces suddenly built, with all their squalor, from speculative operations, quickly, you put the curtains on the windows, the plants on the windowsill, and you soon forget what those places were like. first, and everything, by the mere fact that it is so, seems to have to be so always and forever. This is why people should be educated in beauty: so that men and women no longer insinuate habit and resignation but curiosity and amazement always remain alive” (from the film “I Cento Passi”).