Sustain.fm Podcast By Stephen Williams / drusnoise cover art

Sustain.fm

Sustain.fm

By: Stephen Williams / drusnoise
Listen for free

Harmonizing Sound and Sustainability – merging electronic music and sustainability. Explore global electronic soundscapes, beats, and live performances while hearing from artists, researchers, and activists driving positive change. Each episode of Sustain features a curated selection of electronic music from diverse cultures and genres. From pulsating basslines to ethereal melodies, our show celebrates the power of music to unite people while highlighting its connection to sustainable living. Tune in to experience the fusion of digital sounds and environmental consciousness, creating a unique audio landscape.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Music
Episodes
  • Listening to Future Legacies with Natalia Escobar
    Mar 25 2026

    Today I am thrilled to have on the show Natalia Escobar. Natalia is a Colombian interdisciplinary artist, filmmaker, and DJ whose practice spans moving images, sound, performance, and installations. Her work explores Abya Yala phenomenology, Indigenous cosmovisions, identity, and memory, drawing from decolonial and intersectional feminist perspectives. Since 2021, she has been developing pedagogical projects and collaborations with different Indigenous communities in South America, notably with Las Traviesas, a community of trans-Indigenous women from the Embera people in Colombia. Together, they have developed initiatives that promote social and ecological transformation through artistic processes, emphasizing transdisciplinary collaboration as a strategy to challenge colonial norms and reimagine alternative realities and spaces for knowledge exchange. So you can imagine how excited I am to speak with Natalia today.

    Bio

    Natalia Escobar is a Colombian interdisciplinary artist, filmmaker, and DJ whose practice spans moving images, sound, performance, and installations. Her work explores Abya Yala phenomenology, Indigenous cosmovisions, identity, and memory, drawing from decolonial and intersectional feminist perspectives. Since 2021, Escobar has been developing pedagogical projects and collaborations with different Indigenous communities in South America, notably with Las Traviesas, a community of trans-Indigenous women from the Embera people in Colombia. Together, they have developed initiatives that promote social and ecological transformation through artistic processes, emphasizing transdisciplinary collaboration as a strategy to challenge colonial norms and reimagine alternative realities and spaces for knowledge exchange.

    Links

    https://www.instagram.com/discobar/

    https://www.instagram.com/poison.arrow/

    https://www.instagram.com/awera___/

    https://www.instagram.com/pierce_with_arrow/

    Artist Web site https://www.nataliaescobar.com/

    Awera project https://www.nataliaescobar.com/awera

    Show more Show less
    1 hr
  • Probing Ambient Assets with Robert Willim
    Jan 28 2026

    Today on the show I’m happy to have Robert Willim as a guest. Robert is an artist and a researcher working at the interplay between art, research and dialogue. His practice explores imaginaries, media-related practices and human experiences of technology. In our conversation we explore sound, technology, media, artistic research, industry and society, and questions around digital and material culture.

    Links

    More about Robert’s work: http://www.robertwillim.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/willimworks/

    About Mundania: https://mundania.se

    The audio paper Mundania – Just Above The Noise Floor:

    https://seismograf.org/fokus/sonic-argumentation-ii/willim

    A video of the Fields of Unknowing performance in Malmö:

    https://vimeo.com/950990832?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

    Info about the performance from the Intonal website:

    https://www.intonalfestival.com/artists-2024/robert-willim

    Show more Show less
    1 hr
  • End of 2025 Retrospective
    Dec 24 2025

    We have a special edition this month, a look – actually a listen – back to 2025. Thanks to all of you and my amazing guests, we have quite a collection of sounds to listen to. Enjoy listening to everything from Bristol beats to pond soundscapes to raw heartbeat driven noise. Today we have some sounds from a live broadcast of the show at RBL with me drusnoise, then sounds from Xayide, a livestream recording provided by Mort Drew and Grant Smith from the Soundtent collaborative, JacqNoise & Dan Graveyard live set, Zuzana Hamm / FridaY playing live, Andreas Kühne & Paulina Medvedeva, Hendrik Klatte, and closing with another live set by Jeannette Petrik / Chebedajha. Looking forward to another year of sound and conversation. Until next year, see you on the dance floor.

    Track listing

    drusnoise – There is no separation (live broadcast from RBL) @drusnoise

    Xayide – Marginal Disc and ERß @ xayidexadiyei

    Soundtent - Jasper Ridge Livestream

    https://locus.creacast.com:9443/jasper_ridge_birdcast.mp3 @ mort_drew @sound_camp

    JacqNoise & Dan Graveyard – Live performance @jacqnoise @dan.graveyard

    Zuzana Hamm / FridaY – Soundtrack to Flora (Live at bitumen lichen) @friday_musik

    Andreas Kuhne & Paulina- The Informals II 360 (2023) Live a/v performance with Bobbie Johnson, Phonetic, and Marshall Mandiangu @andreaskuhne_ @p.a.medvedeva

    Gregor Dys – mumstakes @gregordys

    Hendrik Klatte – Mucus

    Jeannette Petrik / Chebedajha – live performance at Schwankhalle Bremen @jeannettepetrik

    Show more Show less
    1 hr
No reviews yet