Saluton from Radaro! This special Radaro Report covers two weeks of Esperantujo news and creative work. Ĝuu ĝin! (enjoy it!)
Website of the Week
https://kern.punkto.info is honored by Radaro as Website of the Week. Johannes and Eva recently celebrated five years of podcast production. Listening to their high quality, interesting podcasts about diverse, captivating topics is a great way to practice Esperanto listening skills and acquire new vocabulary.
Meme Magic
Thanks to Makis Diras, TEJO, and Jane Grey for sharing these:
Publications: Sennaciulo and Literatura Foiro
If the idea of a pro-labor Esperanto organization issuing their own publication concerned with international politics sounds interesting, then Sennaciulo is what you’re looking for! Be sure to stay up to date on the latest perspectives from the Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda (SAT) which aims for global working class solidarity through the use of Esperanto.
You can subscribe at Esperanto USA: https://retbutiko.esperanto-usa.org/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1002_1003&products_id=18341&zenid=Qek3ZcP9DFMAAVBI9PCQJ3
You can also find SAT’s main page here: http://satesperanto.org/spip.php?rubrique89
Here is an archive with Sennaciulo’s publications from 1925-1937 for free: https://www.bitarkivo.org/gazetoj/sennaciulo
For the last five decades Literatura Foiro has consistently provided a stream of content relating to culture, the arts, entertainment, and social sciences. For any of you interested in writing, it is worth noting that Literatura Foiro is also the official magazine of the Esperanto PEN centre. Whether you are searching for inspiration on a creative Esperanto project, or simply wanting to keep up with the latest book reviews, check out Literatura Foiro.
Subscribe at Esperanto USA: https://retbutiko.esperanto-usa.org/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1002_1003&products_id=18336
Read more at Esperanta Civito: https://www.esperantio.net/index.php?id=37
Esperanto PEN Centre: https://www.pen-international.org/centres/esperanto-centre/
Check out some Literatura Foiro reviews here: http://www.esperanto.net/literaturo/lf/index.html
News Articles
Everyday news now available in Esperanto
Social Media News
Facebook:
Duolingo Esperanto Learners is up to 12,467 people. New Duolingo courses launched for Chinese speakers and French speakers to learn Esperanto! We can look forward to welcoming new komencantoj and the opportunities for international communication that they bring.
Babilejo is full of new memes and jokes from creative Esperantists.
Esperanto-USA discussion group has many komencantoj popping in to say hello! Let’s make some new friends and grow our community.
Esperantaj Memeoj has some great new memes this week. Check them out.
A new report about Esperanto event SORE, which occurs the weekend after superbowl weekend, in Esperanto: https://esperanto-usa.org/bulteno/arhxivo/2020/01/50-sore/eo
From UEA Facila, an article about Edukado’s Ekparolu! Program: https://uea.facila.org/artikoloj/ĝenerale/venu-kaj-ekparolu/
Podcasts
From https://kern.punkto.info podcast from Eva and Johannes, all in Esperanto, about passwords: https://kern.punkto.info/2020/02/10/kp177-pasvortoj/
Videos
From Esperanto Variety Show:
Enketo pri Esperanto Variety Show https://youtu.be/xodbxR1WKkg
From Exploring Esperanto:
How to Paint in Esperanto (with Time-lapse!) https://youtu.be/zF8Hh9QTfKE
Happy Leap Year in Esperanto https://youtu.be/H8v1e9ZGE8U
Objectively Speaking in Esperanto (Camera Lenses) https://youtu.be/U4u3KkvLZvM
Korona Viruso En Tajlando https://youtu.be/6BXgkj5CU08
Online Groups Meet-ups
Groups with Online Participation
North Carolina:
Monthly Meeting of the Esperanto Society of the Triangle
To find us: Visit esperanto-nc.org, call Tim Gee at 919 604 4259 or by email at timgee@pobox.com
Esperanto Skype Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/skajpanoj/
Thursday Evening Zoom Esperanto Meeting (All in Esperanto. Catching up, jokes, discussion of current events and interesting scientific news).
8:30 Eastern Time, 7:30 Central Time, 6:30 Mountain Time and 5:30 Pacific Time.
Contact Derek Roff at derek@unm.edu for the Zoom meeting address.
Events
2020-April-24 to 2020-April-26
2020 PER (Printempa Esperanto-Renkontiĝo) is the annual Esperanto gathering of the Southeast Region of Esperanto-USA
2020-June-28 to 2020-July-04
NASK 2020, at William Peace University in North Carolina
2020-July-31 to 2020-August-01
MEK (Montrealo Esperanto-Kurseto) Two-day Esperanto course in Montreal. Get ready for the world Esperanto congress from 1-8 August. Visit https://www.esperantic.org/en/montrealo_2020/ for details and to sign up. Pass the word!
2020-August-01 to 2020-August-08
UK (Universala Kongreso) is the largest, most international, and oldest Esperanto event. This year it’s happening in Montreal. For more information, please visit: https://esperanto2020.ca/eo/chefpagho/
Classifieds
Edukado.net advertises for new “Aunts and Uncles” and “Nephews and Nieces” for its Esperanto educational program, Ekparolu. If you would like to volunteer or learn, please visit: https://edukado.net/ekparolu/prezento
Esperanto-USA Welcomes new members. First time applicants who have completed a course such as Duolingo or Lernu are eligible for a $5 online membership. For more information, visit: or participate in the Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/usono/
Donate to Esperanto-USA when you purchase through Amazon Smile (https://smile.amazon.com) and select ELNA (Esperanto League for North America, E-USA’s formal name) as the charity.
Interested in music in Esperanto? Check out Vinilkosmo, which is an independent label that produces, publishes, and distributes exclusively bands and artists who sing in Esperanto in all possible musical styles (rock, pop, folk, song, traditional, punk, hardcore, world music, electro, reggae, ska, hip-hop, etc.). The artists are from all over the world. https://www.vinilkosmo-mp3.com/en/