Sound heritage
Sacred Sound Radio Hub
63 radio stations from 10 spiritual traditions on an interactive map, with a comparative AI explorer. The living sound corpus of the religious heritage research.
- Author's contribution
- Curation of the station catalogue, design and development.
- Context
- Research, ITSERR / UNIMORE / FSCIRE, PNRR
- Data
- Radio listening, map and favourites run in the browser. Questions to the explorer go through a serverless function of the app and reach Google Gemini.

Publication
Dal testo al suono: strumenti ermeneutici assistiti dall'AI per lo studio delle tradizioni religiose (From Text to Sound)
Zenodo, bilingual IT/EN conference paper, CC BY 4.0
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20719806The project
The sound companion of SacredTexts AI within the ITSERR / UNIMORE / FSCIRE (PNRR) research line on religious heritage. Where the former analyses texts, this one brings the living traditions to the ear, aggregating 63 radio stations from 10 spiritual traditions, from Gregorian chant to Quranic recitation, from Buddhist meditation to Sikh kirtan, geolocated on a Leaflet map with per-tradition clustering.
The comparative explorer, based on Gemini, analyses cross-cutting themes (sung prayer, sacred music, meditation, rituals, festivities) and answers questions on single traditions. Persistent favourites, bilingual IT/EN, installable as a PWA. Presented within the ITSERR/RESILIENCE Superseminar 2026 and described in the contribution Dal testo al suono (Zenodo, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20719806). Since version 3.0 a bilingual research page documents the curation of the catalogue and the open research questions.
Features
- 63 stations from 10 traditions
- Leaflet map with clustering
- Comparative AI explorer
- Persistent favourites
- Bilingual IT/EN
- Installable PWA
Characteristics
- Audio
- AI
- Maps
Tech stack
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Leaflet
- Google Gemini API
- PWA
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