We were joined in the studio by London-based singer songwriter Jonny Gray. He performed a couple of his tracks live on air and talked with Charles about his influences and upcoming activity. Tune in to hear more!
What’s Right : Growing Back Teeth Close to a Reality
Scientists in Japan are pushing the boundaries of medicine with an experimental treatment that could one day allow people to regrow lost teeth naturally. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!
animalECH - temporary exhibition at the Musée national d'histoire naturelle
We were joined by Patrick Michaely, the director of the Musée national d'histoire naturelle to talk about their ongoing temporary exhibition animalECH. The exhibition examines the relationship between humans, animals, and the natural world. Tune in the find out more about the concept behind this project and what you can expect from the exhibition.
ACL Knowledge Bites: How to avoid traffic jams
Many traffic jams are avoidable. Simple habits like proper merging, moving cars after accidents, avoiding phone use, and resisting rubbernecking can keep roads flowing and journeys shorter.
Money Talks: Learn about value investing with Candi Carrera
Money Talks hosts Candi Carrera on value investing, patience, and AI. From Microsoft Luxembourg to fintech founder, he explains intrinsic value, discipline, and how technology supports smarter long-term decisions investing.
What’s Right: Marshall Islands Launches Universal Basic Income Program
The Republic of the Marshall Islands has launched a nationwide universal basic income. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!
What's Right: A perfect plastic?
Scientists may have just cracked one of the biggest environmental challenges of our time: creating a plastic that’s strong and useful. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!
Feed the Fox: Interview and performance from up-and-coming local alternative rock band
We welcomed Feed the Fox onto the Breakfast Show for an interview and an early morning performance of a couple of their tracks. Tune in to hear all about what they’re up to and how to stay up to date with their future activities.
What’s Right: Decades of Protection Help Endangered Whales Rebound
After years of struggle, there’s promising news from Canada’s Atlantic waters: northern bottlenose whales. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!
What’s right: Gene-edited cells reversing “incurable” blood cancer
A scientific breakthrough once thought impossible has given new hope to patients facing one of the most aggressive and fatal blood cancers. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!
The Gift of Yoga: Zoé Galassi from Yoga am Minett
As a part of our ARA City advent calendar we spoke to Zoé Galassi, who is the co-founder of Yoga am Minett. Tune in to the full interview to learn about Yoga in the south of Luxembourg, the need to improve accessibility to the practice and to hear her thoughts on our listener-suggested fake Yoga pose names.
What’s Right: Iceland Moves to End Fur Farming
In a major win for animal welfare and environment, Iceland is nearing the end of its fur-farming era. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!
The Environment on Margaritas, ravens and first singles
On the Breakfast show, Hembadoon interviewed the newcomer band The Environment. They presented their new single Stars. Catch them on 10 January for their first concert at MK Bar in Belval.
Money Talks: Patrick Augustin on Finance, Mindset, and Real-World Learning
On the latest Money Talks episode, Patrick Augustin explores how mindset, curiosity, and real-world learning shape careers in finance. He explains why managing emotions, embracing uncertainty, and investing in personal growth matter for long-term success.
Introducing Luxembourg’s vegan Christmas market
We spoke to Cathy Bleser from the Vegan Society of Luxembourg about their upcoming event on the 6th and 7th of December, a Christmas market that is 100% vegan. Tune in to the full interview to hear more about what to expect over the weekend.
What’s Right: How Uruguay Built a Near-100% Renewable Power Grid
Over the past two decades, Uruguay transformed its electricity system. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!
Whats Right: Bank accounts for homeless people
The UK has introduced a plan allowing homeless people to open bank accounts without a fixed address. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world."
Protest: Make Amazon Pay
Non-profit organisations hold a joint protest against Amazon today. Under slogan "Make Amazon Pay", the coalition urges the company to pay an outstanding 746-million-euro fine for breaching EU data rules. In our interview, André Marques, representative of the left party Déi Lenk, one of the organisations joining the protest, explains their demands.
Stand-up in Luxembourg: Interview with Renée Percy
We had the pleasure of speaking to Canadian-American comedian Renée Percy ahead of her anticipated Luxembourg show.
Renée has featured in numerous shows on Canadian and American TV as well as being featured on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV. On Saturday the 29th of November she is bringing her stand-up show to INNSiDE by Meliá.
Tune in to the full interview to find out more!
What’s Right: Colombia Says “No More” to New Oil and Mining in the Amazon
Colombian Amazon has officially been declared off-limits for any new oil or large-scale mining projects. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!