ra·di·o

/ˈrādēō/

noun

1. a broadcasting station or channel;

2. from Latin radius — a ray of light, a beam, or the spoke of a wheel;

   from radiare — to radiate, to shine, to send light outward.

The word radio has always been about emission. It does not require technology to be true. To radiate is to project your internal frequency into the world.

SabineRadio is built on that original meaning: the self as a light-source, the mind as a signal, the life as a broadcast of consciousness.

Sabine becomes the center-point. The origin, the coordinate from which a new radius is drawn. What radiates outward is the frequency: the ideas, the physics, the philosophy, the evolution, the shift.

SabineRadio is not a platform. It is a field of influence. A coherent signal. A beam.