The website WalkingInWonderHCFM documents a radio project centered on exploring urban and natural landscapes through the medium of walking. It features a series of audio walks broadcast on Hackney Community FM, where hosts guide listeners through different routes, using soundscapes, interviews, and storytelling to reveal layered histories, cultural practices, and ecological features of the areas. The project situates walking as both a mode of experiential knowledge and an artistic practice, highlighting the interplay between movement, place, and memory within the London borough of Hackney. Complementing the audio material, the site includes contextual information about the walks, such as route maps, accompanying texts, and artist backgrounds that deepen understanding of the cultural geography involved. It reflects an interdisciplinary approach to urban exploration, emphasizing participatory and sensory engagement with environments typically overlooked in everyday transit. Through its focused locale and community-oriented perspective, the project contributes to the broader field of walking art by merging radio documentary techniques with spatial narratives.

Some Call Us Balkans is a digital platform dedicated to exploring the cultural, historical, and social complexities of the Balkans region through various media forms including storytelling, essays, photography, and interviews. The website addresses themes such as identity, migration, memory, and the post-conflict realities that shape contemporary life in the region. It situates the Balkans within broader geopolitical and cultural frameworks while foregrounding local voices and experiences that challenge monolithic or stereotypical narratives about the area. The content on the site reflects a multidisciplinary approach, drawing from history, anthropology, literature, and art to provide nuanced perspectives on the Balkans. Frequent contributions come from academics, artists, journalists, and local inhabitants, highlighting the diversity of thought and lived realities within the region. This approach encourages critical engagement with the Balkans, emphasizing both its contested legacies and ongoing transformations in a globalized context.