FTF Radio is a space where the art of sound converges with cultural and educational exploration. Since 2017, we have hosted and produced radio shows and sound projects by and with artists, musicians, and creatives. Our platform is not just a radio station—it’s a medium for curatorial and artistic practices, fostering dialogue, research, and experimentation.

At FTF Radio, we believe in supporting the artistic process. We work closely with our collaborators, providing guidance on approaches, formats, methods, and distribution. We also offer technical assistance to help bring sound projects to life, emphasizing process over output and striving to build long-lasting relationships. We see radio as a dynamic and discursive platform that allows for creative exchange and the exploration of new ideas. Our collaborations range from conversations and sound pieces to audio essays and performances, all rooted in a commitment to innovation and cultural relevance.

Our program welcomes projects and activations critically engaged with contemporary and experimental practices revolving around afro-indigenous histories, preservation of culture and community building. We aim to hold space for open expression while maintaining a no-tolerance policy for exclusion or discrimination of any kind.

Broadcast from Leimert Park, FTF Radio collaborates with artists and organizations both locally and remotely. We are a small, dedicated team of artists, curators, and researchers who work together to create a platform that truly reflects the pulse of contemporary culture. Our commitment to supporting our collaborators is reflected in how we allocate our resources—investing in both the artists we work with and the infrastructure that sustains our platform.

Interested in collaborating? We’d love to hear from you. Let’s explore the future of sound together.