VoC aims to give a Voice to the Global Commons: to Antarctica, the Ocean, the Atmosphere and Outer Space. Without a Voice, the Commons don’t have a vote. While these diverse systems, located beyond national jurisdictions and belonging to humankind at large, are geographically distinct they form interconnected ecological networks that ensure the equilibrium and resilience of our Earth system for future generations. At a time when a polycrisis (environmental, social and political) VoC creates an empowering, democratic conversation space, exploring the potential of the Radio, and its contemporary counterpart, the Podcast. The archive of recorded conversations will be accessible via podcast and will be later edited in the form of a publication. VoC is rooted in Venice, a city that risks oblivion due to the sea level rise induced by anthropogenic climate change. Mobilising Venice’s unique media-power VoC decisively turns the spotlights from the Lagoon onto the Planet and beyond. Within Venice, VoC will broadcast from the Biennale ticket office designed by Carlo Scarpa in 1952, restored and reactivated for the occasion as a dynamic broadcasting hub. From May to November 2025, the VoC will be broadcasting from Venice and travel globally to international climate-fora. A signed petition calling for an official representation of the Commons at COP will be presented at COP30 in Brazil, marking a first, concrete action promoted collectively by VoC.