Threads of Fire — Audio, Broadcasts & Video

Threads of Fire extends beyond the written word.

This page gathers audio broadcasts, spoken reflections, and short-form video work connected to the themes that run through my writing — power, silence, authority, memory, and the individual navigating systems larger than themselves.

Some pieces are recorded live.

Others are fragments, experiments, or quiet observations.

Not everything here seeks an audience. Some things are simply documented.

Audio / Broadcasts

From time to time, I broadcast reflections, readings, and community soundscapes via Kuvheneka FM, an online audio platform committed to ethical, non-partisan community broadcasting.

Listen live:

👉 https://kuvhenekafm.ismyradio.com/

Recordings may not always be archived.

Presence matters as much as permanence.

Video

Short visual pieces connected to my written work — including prose adaptations, POV experiments, and AI-assisted visuals — are shared across selected platforms.

These videos are not explanations of the text.

They are parallel conversations.

Notes

This page will be updated gradually.

There is no fixed schedule.

Sound and image arrive when they are ready —

and remain when they are needed.

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