Radiolab is a radio program produced by WNYC, a public radio station in New York City, and broadcast on public radio stations in the United States. For one of their documentaries, they spoke to a woman who taught a 27-year-old man the first words of his life and talked to a firsthand account of what it feels like to have the language center of your brain wiped out by a stroke.
The documentary is named Words
To make sure such a moving documentary would have the attention it deserves, two directors named Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante made a remarkable companion-short-movie for the documentary.
Company: Radiolab Director: Daniel Mercadante, Will Hoffman Country: USA
Belgian comedy radio station Foorire FM made these three amazing print advertisements using ears and pieces of hear. Apparently the resemble Arthur M’bidonné, Didier Risette and William Tordu.
A lot of people are claiming radio advertising has no effect anymore. But with this spot Renault has proven that advertising on the radio can still be original.
To promote the new Renault Symbol and especially the enormous 560 liters trunk size, they did a remarkable stunt. They actually recorded the spot inside the trunk of the car.
Q-music, a Belgian radio station has come up with an impressive stunt. Ornelis & Rogiers, two of their presenters moved on the 16th of March into a flying studio, 20 meters above the ground.
Ornelis & Rogiers, may not leave the studio until the public put them on the ground. How? Whenever the listeners hear a certain tune, they can send a message to Q-Music to participate.
The person that has been selected will have to answer a question asked by the two presenters. If that question is correctly answered the studio will lower by one meter. If on the other hand the answer is wrong, the studio will move one meter upwards.
Funny thing is that Ornelis & Rogiers are not loved by all.. Some organizations are trying to keep them ‘in the air’ by donating money to everybody that gives intentionally a wrong answer..
I’m curious how long they’ll stay up there..
Update: After 16 days, they finally got out of their flying radio studio…