s08e010_place_to_stay_festival_ft_european_music_collective_26_11_2025

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Join us for untethered, unfettered, uninhibited, undeterred, unhinged, unhashed, untagged, unsensored conversations at the @placetostayfestival featuring musical abstracts from @european.music.collective debut album Sidrabini No. 1! Our host @beaupyka @siren7420 talk to the festival organisers and interview directors and musicians for inspiring insights into the quirks and challenges of organising a short-film festival with live, improvised scores by @european.music.collective at the @griendgarage exclusively on Student Radio Maastricht! Shout-out to @ghanni_maastricht for helping raise funds for 6 families in Gaza in cooperation with the Place to Stay Festival Cover art: @rrriiiillleeeeyyyy Ethan Mileski YouTube: @ethanmileski Jingles by: @boo_op @beaupyka @siren7420

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