Ibero 909

This radio station, established by the Universidad Iberoamericana, presents itself as an antidote to silence. Its programming includes a variety of content, with a significant focus on journalism, literature, and cultural commentary. Notable features include podcasts such as 'Delirios Crónicos,' which seeks extraordinary real-life stories for its third season. The station also highlights literary figures and their works, featuring discussions on authors like Gabriela Damián Miravete, Rosa Montero, and Cristina Rivera Garza, often in relation to events like the FIL Guadalajara. Cultural analysis extends to art exhibitions, such as the one on Gunther Gerzso, and the political act of translation, exemplified by the Spanish translation of Lucy Lippard's work. The programming also delves into contemporary music, referencing artists like Big Thief and exploring musical influences from film soundtracks like TRON and Blade Runner. Other content areas include explorations of the human body and its inhabitants through books like 'Fieras Interiores,' and reinterpretations of classic plays, such as Carlota Gaviño's take on Lope de Vega's 'El perro del hortelano.' The station also features a section called 'La Redacción Dice,' which appears to be a curated collection of journalistic pieces and opinions.