Radio del Monte

Radio del Monte transmite en vivo desde Cosquín, Argentina, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Talk, News, Educational, Variety.

The broadcaster presents a diverse range of content centered around cultural events, environmental activism, and educational initiatives. Programming focuses heavily on recordings of public gatherings and discussions, particularly those related to social and political issues. A significant portion of the content consists of “Radioteca” segments, which feature archived recordings of various events and presentations. The website also highlights coverage of the annual Festival de the local area, a significant cultural event, and related activities. Several segments feature contributions from Matias GhiFun, indicating his involvement in content creation and recording. The station’s schedule includes recurring “Radioteca” segments, such as “Que Nos Llamen Cuando Quieran,” “Redacción 351 radio,” and “Maldito Ho Chi Minh: AMOR ATOMICO.” These segments appear to be archived presentations with varying dates of initial release and subsequent re-airings. The broadcaster also produces content related to the “18ª Caminata Plurinacional por el Agua la Tierra y la Vida,” including audio recordings of testimonials and sensations from the event. A festival celebrating the conclusion of the caminata is planned for “Cantera Cantora” in the barrio las Tunas. The agenda also includes a “Diplomatura en Agroecología y Soberanía Alimentaria” beginning in March, with pre-registration open from February 12th to March 6th through an online form. The broadcaster has documented the “18ª Caminata Plurinacional por el Agua la Tierra y la Vida” over multiple years, with coverage extending back to at least 2021. The caminata itself has been an annual event for at least eighteen years, consistently drawing participants to the streets of a particular city. The station’s coverage of the caminata has been described as collaborative and collective, involving multiple communication spaces and contributors. The broadcaster also provides a gacetilla and chronogram related to the caminata, outlining key details and timelines. The station’s involvement in documenting and promoting the caminata demonstrates a commitment to supporting environmental and social causes. The broadcaster engages with the community through its coverage of local events and initiatives. The station offers a platform for sharing testimonies and sensations related to the caminata, fostering dialogue and awareness. Streaming availability is implied through the website’s presentation of archived recordings and event announcements. A unique feature is the inclusion of a “Diplomatura en Agroecología y Soberanía Alimentaria,” indicating a commitment to educational programming and community development. The station’s agenda also includes a cultural festival and free entry to events, further demonstrating its community engagement.