[speaker 1] We’re curious to know how Radio.(punt) came about and how you came up with the idea?
[Maud] Working with spoken language has always fascinated me, and it gave me a new way to rediscover graphic design. That was the starting point.
[speaker 1] Where does the name come from? I quite like it when nothing more needs to be said: Radio.(PUNT)!
[Maud] Radio.(punt) started as a temporary name but eventually became the real name; it just felt right. It’s also a point where we come together.
[Speaker 1] You’ve made a conscious decision to let anyone on the radio do whatever they like?
[Maud] I believe that radio should and can be an open medium.
[Speaker 1] What is this project’s relevance for you?
[Maud] It has given me the opportunity to explore how conversations develop and take shape, by having them myself and analysing them.
[Speaker 1] Is this something you’d limit to school, or is it something you’d continue afterwards as well?
[Maud] It’s interesting that the school radio station exists partly thanks to the students’ ideas. But who knows what’s to come.