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A Duck In a Tree at 7pm is the :zoviet*france: radio show. Tonight: A Diversion along the Road to Somewhere Else. With the sat nav set to start with chronotherapy and end in moonlight, this week’s edition features an extended track in the second half from Stephan Mathieu’s new album, ‘Nachtstücke,’ out now on his own Schwebung label. Along the way, there’s a preview of Akatombo’s forthcoming album, ‘Sometime, Never,’ a track from Modelbau’s new album ‘Extrusion,’ and recordings by t0rphy, Sarah Davachi, and several unidentified field sound recordists. For more information, visit zovietfrance.podbean.com [Repeated Friday 7am.]

Presented by Jonny Trunk, The OST Show at 4.30pm is dedicated to film music, TV music, library music and related recordings. On today’s show Jonny talks to Guy Bartell from Bronnt Industries Kapital, commissioned by the BFI to write a new score for the 1929 Russian train film Turksib. [Repeated Monday 2pm.]

On The News Agents at 2.30pm Jude Cowan Montague and guests discuss and creatively respond to news making and international stories. On today’s show acupuncturist and performance/sound artist Michelle Lewis-King creates graphic notations and sonic compositions from the pulse of others using Chinese pulse diagnosis. She diagnoses a pulse to create a piece for Resonance FM live and discusses acupuncture’s place in the medical services as a current practitioner in the UK with Rebecca Feiner. Also, Kiran Groodoyal-Cardinale discusses the Mauritian government’s beach dog cull and ways forward to address the situation despite the taboo of sterilisation in Hindu culture. For more information visit thenewsagents.blogspot.com. [Repeated Wednesday 1pm.]