Radio Station Radio Radieschen 91.3
The radio station Radio Radieschen 91.3 belongs to FHWien der WKW and can be used by students from the Journalism & Media Management Study Programs. Students are supported in their media training and in their learning of how to produce radio content by teaching activities covering both theory and professional practice. The results of the shows produced can be heard in the programs “Kulturcollage”, “Radiolab” and “Tonwerkstatt”.
Radio Radieschen 91.3 is defined as a full-time radio station, meaning that programs are aired 24/7. The service is for people who want to hear high-quality non-mainstream radio.
Frequency & Web Streaming
Radio Radieschen 91.3 uses the frequency 91.3 MHz in Vienna and is also available via DAB+ in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland. It is also available online on our website radio-radieschen.at.
Podcasts are created for some of the programs. These can be downloaded at radio-radieschen.at, Soundcloud and Spotify as well as at all big podcast providers.
Musical Backdrop
The music program is varied and matched to the editorial content. Diverse musical genres are played, however we usually play alternative hits. This means that catchy tunes from diverse music styles define our direction and are chosen depending on the show. The focus of our musical program is on music from Austria.
Shows
The program fulfills strict journalist requirements, presents everything going on in Vienna and interests young people. Programs are produced in German. They are produced following the principles of objectivity and without exertion of influence from outside parties. Content with a promotional character is generally excluded.
Students also have the possibility to create their own programs, which are published on-air or online. The program “Open mic”, which gives young Austrian bands a platform, is currently put on-air by students.
Tonwerkstatt & Kulturcollage
As part of the teaching program, the programs Tonwerkstatt (Sound workshop), Mondays 16:00-18:00 and Kulturcollage (Culture collage), Wednesdays 16:00-18:00 are produced. Students, supported by Karina Schwann, produce these shows in the radio studio. The courses start in fall, in the winter semester.
Campus Leben
Information about FHWien der WKW is transmitted on the program Campus Leben (Campus Life), which is broadcast on Wednesdays from 11:00-12:00.
Wissenschaftsradio & Start-me-up
Science and business are focused on in the programs Wissenschaftsradio (Science radio), Tuesdays 10:00-11:00 and Start-me-up, das Gründermagazin für Wien (Start me up, supporting start-ups in Vienna), Mondays 10:00-11:00. Wissenschaftsradio collaborates with the following universities:
- TU Wien
- Medical University of Vienna
- University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna
- AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
- University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
Hörfeld – das Featureformat
One theme, several perspectives. The format deals with one topic in each issue and approaches it from different angles. All radio journalistic forms of presentation are used: from the original sound collage to the report, from the classic interview to the constructed article. On air on saturdays 10:00 – 11:00.
#Vienna – das Stadtmagazin für Wien
Every Monday from 10 – 11 pm we represent Vienna! Stories, places, events and people that interest Vienna!
Open Mic
Open mic is a program completely organized by students, which is always on-air on Fridays 18:00-20:00 and portrays Austrian bands and musicians.
Inside Media
Inside Media is a fascinating media magazine that takes a look behind the scenes of the media world. In each episode, we invite exciting media personalities to provide insights into their work and experiences. Whether journalist, editor or podcaster – our guests share their stories and reveal the secrets of their trade.
Frisch gemischt
We present you the new releases of the week: every Thursday 11:00 – 12:00.
Frisch gefischt
In today’s digital world, social media has become a central part of our everyday lives. Platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X (formerly Twitter) shape our communication, influence opinion-forming and set trends. We take a closer look at social media phenomena. What impact do they have on our lives and our society? Where do the trends come from and which are harmless and which should be questioned critically?
Team
The radio station builds on the input and work of students. Students develop these skills with the support of teaching staff and the head of radio, Karina Schwann. There is also an editorial team, who maintain shows such as e.g. “Start Me Up”, “Wissenschaftsradio”, “Campus Leben”, “#Vienna,” and “Perspektiven”.
