Clinamen is an ancient term that can be translated as declination or oblique movement, and refers to a contingent displacement that engenders consistent relationships. With this name, on the radio program La Mar en Coche (FM La Tribu), we seek to rescue an intensive sample of those side conversations that make the city a resistant and unfinished counterpoint, a thirty-minute dose of airtime, of those encounters that produce the world, at the heart of radio and writing, of activism and subjectivation.

Taken as thematic collections or separately and singularly, this selection is organized primarily by an arbitrary principle: prioritizing the inscription of a certain sensibility in our context. A context determined by the neoliberal and productivist consensus of the economic and legal machinery, and by the appropriation of critique by a desire for "social inclusion" founded on pact and the non-questioning of this machinery. A sensibility of our own, one that is akin to us. Or rather, the air we need to breathe.