Radio rarely screams for attention. It really doesn’t need to. While other media fight for clicks, radio stays in people’s kitchens, cars, headphones and routines. It wakes us up, keeps us company and builds habits that no algorithm can fully replicate. So the real question isn’t whether radio is alive — it’s how it continues to evolve in a world obsessed with screens. This panel brings radio into the DK conversation to explore why it remains trusted, intimate and surprisingly resilient, especially on a local level.
Joining the discussion are Boris Jokić, scientist and host of the beloved “Glazbeni kurikulum” on Yammat FM, and Korado Korlević, educator, astronomer and long-time voice behind “Znanstveni leksikon – Pod zvijezdama” on Radio Istra, moderated by journalist and radio host Damir Jurjević. Together, they’ll explore how radio adapts in the digital era, what makes local and regional stations so deeply rooted in their communities and why audio still delivers both cultural relevance and advertising impact. Organized by Radio Grupa and Radio Istra, this is a conversation about frequency, trust and the quiet power of being heard every single day.
