longwaveexile

/ˈlɒŋweɪvˌeɡzaɪl/nounVerified New

An exile-run broadcaster that keeps transmitting to a country its staff cannot enter.

Studios sit in host capitals, the signal goes home, and callers whisper from kitchens with the window open. Regimes jam the frequency and thereby confirm the audience.

Etym. — longwave — the old radio band that ignores borders — plus exile: the medium as the message's passport.

Rel. — chatconsulate

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