Through REC, we propose our listeners to follow us in the vibrant world of research-creation. Each episode of the series will address a current topic through a common question to illustrate how research practices that include the arts and creation are redefining our understanding of the production of knowledge in academia, as well as our worldview.

On this occasion, young researcher-creators and members of the Hexagram research-creation network will be invited to present their work (theoretical and creative) and to debate about a common subject. The live recording of the show will be enhanced by performances of musicians and other sound creators.

You can propose us content related to your research-creation process at any time.

Each episode of the series will be structured around a common theme based on the proposals received. It normally includes a report from a research-creation group or laboratory, the intervention of a professor and the participation of three students, one of whom performs in the studio.

Please note that you will need to be available to take part in the recording of the show in CHOQ.ca studios (UQAM).

Content contributors will initially be asked to present their work as well as excerpts from it through an individual interview. They will then take part in a group discussion with the other guests. The purpose of their interventions is to highlight what their respective research-creation approaches can bring to the common question related to the central theme of the program.

The projects presented by the contributors are not limited to the field of sound creation - quite the contrary - but the proposed excerpts must have interesting sound potential for the radio. This content can also be highlighted on the show's website.

Content contributors must be able to express themselves fluently in French or English, provide up-to-date information and excerpts on the content presented and be available for a phone pre-interview.

This person will be asked to perform several live performances throughout the show (introduction, dedicated section, transitions and conclusion). Its presence will allow to highlight research-creation approaches using sound or musical creation, as well as making the program more dynamic.

Performance can be done alone or in a small group. The performers will be responsible for providing their own equipment. Technical assistance will be provided for studio connections.

Each episode is an opportunity to present an audio report on a research-creation group or laboratory, ideally affiliated with the Hexagram network.

Do not hesitate to let us know.

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