It’s one week into Resonance FM’s year-long broadcast, and Joel Stern is about to begin his first show. One microphone pokes crazily out of the window of the central London studio, another is positioned above a mobile phone, amplifying the voice of someone reading out an animal rights document. The landline rings, and Stern and two sound engineers frantically patch cords in and out and swing the mike over the receiver to broadcast the sounds of Soho.
This is ‘No Network’, an un-hosted phone-in.