This listening session takes queer Blackness as a vantage point for drifting through the city, disturbing the binary boundaries of religion, race, borders, gender, and sexuality. We ask what it means to craft community from that position. 

We walk, we listen, we talk, we eat together. We move around and through Görlitzer Park, a space under permanent construction and deconstruction, surveilled and contested. 

We follow the desires, joys, and frictions that official narratives leave out, and discuss with friends from diasporic and diverse communities what it means to construct a shared place in the face of neoliberal division, policing, and eviction.

out.cast is a collaborative podcast on migrant struggles and marginalized perspectives: 
https://outcast.podigee.io and on all platforms. 

The project is a collaboration between studio lärm and FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum. Funding is provided by the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg District Office as part of the Integration Fund—a district-level neighborhood program—using funds from the Senate Department for Labor, Social Affairs, Gender Equality, Integration, Diversity, and Anti-Discrimination.