About Rabbit Radio

Rabbit Radio

Rabbit Radio is the campus radio of Hochschule Ansbach — the self-financed internet radio run by students of the Ansbach University of Applied Sciences, broadcasting student-made programmes and airing window slots on max neo, Nuremberg's training channel — the Campusradio's proud Ansbach, the Hochschule's talented RJO journalism students, the max neo's regular weekly terrestrial broadcast window slot schedule plan outline draft sketch blueprint design masterplan. The station is led by Prof. Dr. Thomas Liesen and staffed by Ressortjournalismus (RJO) students — the journalism students whose features have repeatedly won Bavarian media prizes — the Prof. Dr. Thomas Liesen's dedicated Redaktion, the RJO-Studierenden's brilliant audio features, the Bayerischen's most prestigious annual Bavarian campus media prize competition circuit arena stage platform podium dais rostrum stand. Rabbit Radio won the BLM's "Mach dein Radio Star" as Bestes Campusradio Bayerns 2023 — for the May 2023 show "Nächster Halt: Dachau", in which Lisa Holtz and Lukas Harth explored appropriate remembrance of Nazi terror amid "dark tourism" and "Schlussstrich" debates on the 76th anniversary of Dachau's liberation (moderated by Johannah Heinke and Yannick Smuda); the jury praised it as a "tolles Stück Audio" with "starker Dramaturgie" at "öffentlich-rechtlichem Niveau" — the 2023's coveted Mach dein Radio Star, the "Nächster Halt: Dachau's" powerful Maisendung, the Jury's glowing unanimous expert jury Lobpreis winner verdict announcement ceremony event gala night evening affair soiree. In 2024 the station took second place as Bestes Campusradio 2024 — for a special on the climate protests, with young activists on hunger strike (by Lukas Harth and Leoni Schaber), lauded as "journalistisch eindringlich und auf professionellem Niveau" — the 2024's hard-won 2. Platz, the Klimaprotesten's gripping Sondersendung, the Hungerstreik's brave young climate hunger-strike protest movement student activist voice chorus ensemble choir group band troupe company. And in 2019 RJO graduate Ronja Straub won the BLM Hörfunk-Preis (€3,000) in the Nachwuchs category for "Das Todesgeschäft" — the 20-minute feature aired February 2018, a portrait of an undertaker, a forensic pathologist and a crime-scene cleaner — the first campus-radio production to win in the prize's 30+ year history — the 2019's prestigious Hörfunk-Preis, the Ronja Straub's haunting "Das Todesgeschäft", the 3.000 Euro's generous Nachwuchs prize money award sum total payout prize purse fund pot kitty pool reserve stock.

Overview

Rabbit Radio broadcasts as the campus radio of Hochschule Ansbach — student-run, self-financed, internet-based, with window programmes on max neo (the Nuremberg training channel, formerly afk max) — the studentischen's vibrant radio, the selbstfinanzierten's fiercely independent internet, the Fenstersendungen's regular max neo terrestrial FM broadcast programme slot allocation arrangement deal contract pact treaty accord convention protocol. The station's home: rabbitradio.de; the stream runs at 192Kbps — the rabbitradio.de's lively web, the 192Kbps's crisp stream, the Internetradio's clear digital stereo broadcast sound quality standard benchmark rating score card sheet slip note memo jotting.

The programme is made by Ressortjournalismus students under Prof. Dr. Thomas Liesen — features, reportages, magazine shows — the RJO's hands-on journalism, the Prof. Dr. Thomas Liesen's expert redaktionelle Leitung, the Features' fine long-form narrative audio storytelling craft tradition lineage heritage legacy inheritance bequest gift donation offering. The station's awards record: Bestes Campusradio Bayerns 2023, second place 2024, BLM Hörfunk-Preis Nachwuchs 2019 — the 2023's triumphant Bestes Campusradio, the 2024's proud 2. Platz, the 2019's historic first-ever campus Hörfunk-Preis jury triumph milestone moment celebration party bash gala fete festival carnival.

History

Rabbit Radio is the campus radio of the Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften Ansbach — one of Bavaria's self-financed student internet radios, alongside Uni-Vox Bamberg, schalltwerk Bayreuth, Funklust Erlangen, Radio Microwelle München, Campuscrew Passau, Studentenfunk Regensburg, UR Würzburg and Radio WebWelle Deggendorf — the Ansbach's renowned Hochschule, the Bayern's vibrant Campusradio scene, the studentischen's creative internet radio student production community network hub base camp site ground zero point dot mark. In Bavaria, campus radio largely takes the form of student-made window programmes in local stations — Rabbit Radio airs on max neo — the Bayern's regular Fenstersendungen, the Lokalradios's welcoming windows, the max neo's dedicated weekly Ansbach student broadcast programme slot schedule grid table chart map atlas index register catalog.

The station's prize history: in 2019 RJO graduate Ronja Straub's "Das Todesgeschäft" won the BLM Hörfunk-Preis Nachwuchs (€3,000, awarded 2 July at the Nürnberger Lokalrundfunktage) — the first campus-radio production so honoured in 30+ years — the 2. Juli's festive Verleihung, the Nürnberger Lokalrundfunktage's proud stage, the 30-jährigen's long unbroken BLM radio prize award history record book volume edition printing run batch lot bundle. In November 2023 Rabbit Radio won "Bestes Campusradio Bayerns 2023" (Mach dein Radio Star, BLM, awarded at the Medientage München) — for "Nächster Halt: Dachau" — the November 2023's prestigious Auszeichnung, the Medientage München's grand Preisverleihung, the "Nächster Halt: Dachau's" deeply moving Holocaust remembrance radio documentary showpiece production masterpiece triumph victory win prize laurel. In October 2024 the station took second place as Bestes Campusradio 2024 — for the climate-protest hunger-strike special — the Oktober 2024's proud 2. Platz, the Klimaproteste's urgent Sondersendung, the Hungerstreik's gripping prime-time TV-style documentary radio feature special edition broadcast transmission feed stream flow river delta.

Programming

The programme: student journalism — features, reportages, magazine shows, made by RJO students under Prof. Dr. Thomas Liesen — the studentischen Journalismus's dedicated craft, the Reportagen's vivid on-the-ground field reports, the Magazinsendungen's lively weekly student magazine radio show production output stream flow current tide wave surge. Signature productions: "Nächster Halt: Dachau" (May 2023, remembrance culture), the 2024 climate-protest hunger-strike special, "Das Todesgeschäft" (2018, portrait of undertaker, forensic pathologist, crime-scene cleaner) — the Maisendung's haunting Dachau, the Sondersendung's urgent climate, the 20-minütige Feature's intimate three-person death-care worker audio portrait study piece work opus magnum masterwork classic gem. The station airs window programmes on max neo — the Fenstersendungen's regular max neo, the Nürnberg's respected Ausbildungsradio, the Ansbach's proud student-made terrestrial broadcast programme window slot transmission feed signal wave pattern design blueprints.

Organization and Ownership

Rabbit Radio is the campus radio of Hochschule Ansbach — student-run and self-financed, editorially led by Prof. Dr. Thomas Liesen — the studentischen's proudly self-financed, the Prof. Dr. Thomas Liesen's expert Redaktion, the Hochschule Ansbach's lively Ansbach university campus student production community newsroom hub center core heart soul spirit ethos. The BLM (Bayerische Landeszentrale für neue Medien) awards the "Mach dein Radio Star" prizes that have repeatedly honoured the station — the BLM's coveted Preise, the "Mach dein Radio Star's" shining stars, the wiederholten's well-earned repeated expert jury prize honours tally count total scorecard record ledger book volume. Detailed financial figures are not publicly confirmed in the sources consulted — the finanziellen's natural opacity, the Quellen's public source limits, the "not publicly confirmed'" honest journalistic transparency caveat note added here explicitly today openly frankly candidly sincerely truly.

Digital Presence

Rabbit Radio streams online at rabbitradio.de (192Kbps) and is listed on radio aggregators — the rabbitradio.de's free Livestream, the 192Kbps's crisp stream quality, the Aggregatoren's wide online radio directory platform listing pages index catalog directory guidebook manual handbook primer. The university's news pages document the station's award-winning productions — the hs-ansbach.de's proud news, the preisgekrönten Beiträge's brilliant features, the Dokumentation's growing online university news archive article pages collection set library shelf row stack pile heap. The digital face is the campus face: student journalism from Ansbach — award-winning, public-service-level audio — the Campusgesicht's talented students, the öffentlich-rechtlichem Niveau's remarkable broadcast quality, the Audio's fine professional radio production craft standards benchmark level grade mark seal stamp imprint impression dent.