Ideas carried
by voice and sound.

SCHRIFTON develops audio essays, academic series, documentary sound, radio features, interviews and narrative work for attentive listening.

Research becomes audible

Sound creates room for voices, archives and ideas to unfold without being simplified. Our work ranges from documentary forms to sustained conversations and academically grounded public programmes.

The form follows the material

A work may become a radio feature, audio essay, narrative sequence, interview or recurring podcast series. Its structure is chosen according to the subject and its listeners.

Reading for the Listener

A production note on voice, silence and translating the architecture of reading into time.

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Sinai — Fifteen Centuries of Continuity

An academic audio essay shaped from a source article for the Chair of Byzantine Studies at Freie Universität Berlin.

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Byzantine Studies

A monthly conversation series making Byzantine Studies audible through current research, historical sources and questions beyond academia.

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