Duncan joined Simon this morning to talk about Crown prince Guillaume and minister of economy Franz Fayot`s 3-day trade mission to South Korea.
Upcoming events that were highlighted were: Expogast, the Luxembourg House of Financial Technology gender diversity campaign and the Gilles Grethen Quartet album release at Arca in Bertrange.
Tom speaks to Anik Raskin from the CNFL on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, about the events happening in Luxembourg During Orange Week.
On Local Matters today, we discover a new children’s book. The ministry of equality between women and men last week published the book “Le coffre magique”, the magic treasure chest, and we took the opportunity to ask the minister Taina Bofferding some questions.
Edwin Van Veen and Thomas Evans from Bonus Noise Records joined Tom on the Breakfast Show this morning to talk about 'Make Synths Not War' a new cassette compilation of synthesizer music featuring artists from Luxembourg and the Grand Region that they will be launching tomorrow night with an event at Rocas.
More visibility for women in public spaces: In 2009, the National Women’s Council CNFL launched their project “Rues au féminin”. In our interview on Local Matters, Monique Stein, responsible for municipal politics at CNFL, explains how the project has evolved since then.
Delano´s tracy Heindrichs joined Tom on the Breakfast Show this morning for Delano´s Top Of the Week. Up for discussion was the outcome of COP27 which ended this Sunday in Egypt.
Virginie Giarmania, vice director of Inter-Actions joined Tom on the Breakfast Show this morning to talk about A vos côtés, a service that works to keep people safe on the streets in Luxembourg City.
Tom was joined on the show this morning by Luxembourg-based author Catherine Bennett to discuss her new book `the Letter´.
In the second episode of City Scenes Tom takes a dive into the music scene of Bristol, a city in the south west of England with a thriving music scene.
On our last episode of this week’s Local Matters, we take one last look back to last weekend’s Bazar International. Today, the stage is the Afghans'. Zia Amanullah for the first time set up an Afghan stand.
On today's Local Matters, we take you on a trip to Korea - well, as close as it gets. At the Bazar International last weekend, we stopped by the Korean stand to try some sushi and meet the Korean cooks.
Introducing you to a new colleague here Radio ARA! From the 9th of December Celia Idris will be taking over the bistro from Celine while she is away on maternity leave. Celia joined tom on the Breakfast show this morning to chat about how she got into radio and what she's got planned for the show.
The Bazar International attracted a record number of 40.000 visitors last weekend. In our interview, Charlotte De Vreeze and Carmen Decalf, members of the organising team, tell us how they experienced this year's edition.
Today on Delano's Top Of The Week, Duncan Roberts and Tom discussed the upcoming football world cup and the controversy surrounding it ahead of the tournament which kicks off next week in Quatar.
Neil Johnson joined Tom on the show today to talk about `Too Darn Hot,´ a musical that he has written and directed about the life of American composer, Cole Porter that will be performed by the Pirate Productions musical theater company at the centre culturel in Hollerich from the 24th of November.
Sarah Ketema from Ons heemecht joined Tom on the Breakfast Shwo this morning to talk about the upcoming performance of Shamama which is taking place this Sunday at the figurentheaterhaus-poppespennchen in Lasauvage.
City Scenes is a new feature on Ara City Radio. Every Thursday we will be focusing on the musical legacy of a different city, looking at some of the most famous musicians from that city and listening to some of the music that is being made in it today. We´ll be going through the Alphabet from A-Z and this week we begin with Addis Ababa.
Tom´s guest on The Breakfast Show this morning was Professor Raphael Frank, a senior research scientist in computer science at the University of Luxembourg who is conducting research into the future of autonomous cars in Luxembourg. In our interview professor Frank describes the basics of how autonomous cars work, what the future of autonomous driving in Luxembourg might look like and how soon he thinks it will take until we see autonomous cars on our roads in the Grand Duchy.
Duncan Roberts from Delano came in this morning to talk about the COP27 with Simon.
SOS Detresse is a discreet telephone hotline and email service that offers help and counseling over the phone and by email to people people in acute personal crises or suffering from long-term difficulties or who simply want clarification or support in their interpersonal relationships. Jessica Levy, coordinator of Organization's English Language service came on the Breakfast Show this morning to talk to Tom about the services that they offer.