Buryad FM ↗
The site offers radio, programmes and an archive: start with one programme or song.
Check the performer or programme credit. We do not republish the recordings.
Catalogue recordStart with a song, programme, text or project that interests you. Keep the link and learn who created the material, where and for which audience.
One cultural-material record: creator or performer, context, a link and a question to explore next.
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For a first encounter, choose a Buryad FM programme, a Buryad TV video or a publication from Buryad Unen. Pick a topic that interests you: music, literature, everyday life or a cultural event.
Look at the caption, description or credits. Note the author, performer or organiser, date and place when supplied. If details are missing, leave a question; do not attribute the material to an entire people or an unspecified “folk author”.
Write two sentences about what stayed with you and what you want to understand. Add a timestamp for video or audio. Distinguish your impression from the creator’s explanation. A link is enough for a reading or listening list; you do not need to upload someone else’s file.
Find more work by the same creator or another perspective on the topic. If you want to join a project or event, check current arrangements with its organiser. One programme or editorial team does not represent every community or cultural perspective.
The site offers radio, programmes and an archive: start with one programme or song.
Check the performer or programme credit. We do not republish the recordings.
Catalogue recordChoose a video or programme and keep its link, title and date.
An independent external channel; its editorial positions are its own.
Catalogue recordThe publisher’s site has publications, media and a Buryat-language version; start with one item.
Keep the author and title of the specific publication, not just the homepage address.
Catalogue recordSuggest a contemporary creator, cultural project or material missing from the catalogue. Include a public link and explain its relevance. Listing an organisation or community does not make it a project partner.
Prepare a contributionContributions are not published automatically. The editor first discusses the source and conditions.
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