The premiere of a twelve-part monthly program from Glasgow art radio station Radiophrenia. This month's featured works include "The Life of an iPod" by Ryan Frame and "The Emptiness of Sound" by Diacoustics.

The Life of an iPod by Ryan Frame - A selection of recordings made by an office worker and lo-fi field recording enthusiast. The piece is a selection of audio recordings captured on his iPod touch from June 2012 to June 2016, derived from conversations in pubs, late night improvised snatches of songs, drunken musings, snippets from foreign news channels plus random sounds and noise.

The Emptiness of Sound by Diacoustics - A radiophonic meditation on the experience of sound and the nature of listening.

Radiophrenia was a temporary art radio station – a two-week exploration into current trends in sound and transmission arts. Broadcasting live from Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts, the station promoted radio as an art form, encouraging challenging and radical new approaches to the medium. The broadcast schedule included a series of newly commissioned radio works, live shows, pre-recorded features and 12 Live-to-Air performances. The majority of the program was made up from selections submitted to an international open call for sound art and radio works. The 2016 Radiophrenia station was managed by Mark Vernon and Barry Burns and was funded through Creative Scotland’s Open Project Funding with additional support from CCA Glasgow.