Up-and-coming artist and former Track of the Week winner Llewellyn I.D. joined Charles on the Breakfast Show for a chat and to perform a couple of his songs. Have a listen to the full interview to hear some of his music and find out more about the journey of this exciting new artist.

On the latest PwC People Pulse radio segment, Lucie Mauran and Paul Prodyut shared their perspectives on onboarding at PwC Luxembourg, describing it as a strategic journey rather than a one-off event.

Beth Collinge was diagnosed with Myeloma, a type of blood cancer, in 2014. She joined Charles on the Breakfast show to share her inspiring journey and discuss the importance of raising awareness.

Jess Bauldry joins us in the studio to talk about her upcoming event, An Alternative Expat Guide to Luxembourg: Game of Thrones edition, which is an evening of comedy centred on the Luxembourgish royal family.

We had to pleasure to chat with Francesco Cascio about all the exciting things happening at the Sonotron. Tune in to find out more about the organisation and their workshops for musicians of all levels!

In this episode of PwC People Pulse, Léanna Obidol and Maria Wu shared their experiences of working and growing at PwC Luxembourg.

We were lucky enough to speak to Geoff Thompson about the autumn edition of the British and Irish Film Festival. Tune in to hear more about what to expect from the festival and about some of Geoff’s personal highlights.

Maribel Casas joined Charles on the Breakfast Show to talk about the current state of housing in Europe and why it’s so important to take action now.

Sarah Stitzlein is an author, editor, and philosopher of education at the University of Cincinnati. We sat down her ahead of her upcoming lecture at the Bibliothèque nationale du Luxembourg to discuss democracy, honesty in politics, and why it matters to all of us.

Tania Forette and Tessy Stein from the organisation Sichhenn.lu joined us for an interview about their work searching for lost pets in Luxembourg.

PwC's Pierre-André Honnayand Mildred Figueroa from the Client Innovation Team took listeners behind the scenes of how innovation with clients are driven.

We spoke to Jason Kavanagh and Carolina Marcelino from the Carolina and Jason Jazz Duo about their recent gigs and involvement in the Luxembourgish jazz scene.

Listen to our New Music Monday songs and let us know your favourite to become Track of the Week!

We spoke to Cyrille Bähr about the Language as Power event in Bettembourg which features an open-air screening of the film Kneecap, a showcase of local hip hop artists as well as a panel discussion on the role of the Luxembourgish language in the local hip hop scene.

PwC joined us in the studio to tell us about their new, innovative AI project. We spoke with the winners or their Dragon's Innovation Tournament about their work and future steps.

How do humans and the natural environment interact in Luxembourg City? Find out more here

Natasha is the host of a brand-new show on Ara City Radio! She’ll be sharing her love of rom-coms and keep you up to date on what’s happening in the local music scene. Tune in Mondays 10:00-13:00 to find out more…

Another summer of great music and impeccable vibes are in store for Congés Annulés

After a night watching Fontaines DC, Jon is back to let you know what is on over the next 7 days including his recommendation of the week (it's tonight!) and do you know what Katie Melua holds the world record for?

The next episode of the PwC People Pulse is here and we’re talking about Shine, PwC’s LGBTQIA+ network and the Pride Run

Amnesty International Luxembourg urges stronger government action on Palestine and opposes new protest laws, warning they threaten fundamental rights and set a dangerous precedent amid rising far-right influence in Europe.

Learn more about what you might need to drive around Europe on your holidays this year with the latest episode of ACL Knowledge Bites.

There is so much going on in the music scene this week in Luxembourg, from outdoor shows and free festivals to anniversary tours that my only recommendation is to go and see something!

With reports of ‘needle spiking’ making headlines, find out more about the real situation and how to stay safe in this interview with PIPAPO.

TALI is joining 1,000 primary school age children on stage for a special performance at the Luxembourg Philharmonie.