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This independent social radio station began its operations in 2001 on pirate frequencies. Its programming is characterized by a collective expression and includes a variety of shows and news segments. Notable programs featured include "Ραπ Εναντια" (Rap Against), which analyzes music and discs, and "Ονειρα Σε Σελιλοϊντ" (Dreams on Celluloid), a series exploring cinema, with recent episodes focusing on African decolonization cinema and Soviet montage and political cinema. Another program, "B(A)D NEWS – Angry voices from around the world," presents monthly news from a global perspective. The station also features "Δελτιο Αντιπληροφόρησης" (Disinformation Bulletin) and "Εκπομπή αντιπληροφόρησης" (Anti-information broadcast), which discuss current events. The station's identity is rooted in concepts of occupation and collective action, extending to non-physical media as a critique of capitalist exploitation. Listeners can access the broadcast through various audio quality options.