"Digital Inclusion" is dedicated to bridging the digital divide in Luxembourg by offering a welcoming public space with free WIFI and a variety of tailored training programs. Open to everyone, their services include individual sessions, group workshops, courses specifically for women, and custom programs to meet specific needs, along with consultation sessions to help citizens navigate digital tools confidently. Additionally, "Digital Inclusion" refurbishes computers and smartphones in its workshop, donating these devices to individuals in need and to other social-focused non-profits, expanding technology access across the community.
Brand New Iranian Show
Becoming a radio host was a childhood dream of Elmira, and today, that dream comes true! Navaye Dell is a new show in Persian that starts on ARA City Radio today with Elmira as the host.
Fish, Brutus and more on today's Gig Guide!
This week's guide includes an extra date from Fish at Opderschmelz, Belgian hard rock band BRUTUS at Den Atelier and find out what my recommendation of the week is!
What's right: 3-year-old with international chess ranking
The chess world is in awe of a wonder child from India. Anish Sarkar is only three years old and the youngest player ever to receive an international ranking with the international chess federation FIDE.
Brainswitch (Balkan Express 173)
Brainswitch are a five-member outfit from Mostar, one of the oldest and most iconic cities in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Known around the world for their Ottoman-era bridge and its tragic fate and resurrection, the city is also home to contemporary sounds that could be placed in Berlin or New York, just as well.
PWC People Pulse: Diversity in the Work Place
This weeks episode is all about Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Well-being in the work place!
ADHD: A normality or an alarm?
In recent years, ADHD diagnoses have surged, raising questions about the causes and implications of this trend. We spoke with Dr. Cigdem Gök, psychotherapist and psychiatrist. We highlighted societal shifts, such as digital overstimulation, which can amplify attention challenges. She emphasizes the importance of careful assessment to ensure accurate diagnoses and appropriate support for those managing ADHD. Listen to our interview for more info.
What's right: pensioners for mussels
A group of Danish pensioners have brought back mussels to a Danish fjord, bringing the mussels back from near-extinction. The retirees are self-taught and have become experts in the field of mussels. They are proud because they know what they do makes a difference as their work has improved the oxygen content of the water.
In With The New (Top of the EU Pops 11-11-24)
This week’s Top of the EU Pops was full of promise, hope and possibilities. Or, it was just like the US elections, depending on your point of view. At any rate, there are loads of new tracks to be had, and some old re-appearances, too.
Extreme Music comes to the Rainy Days Festival
Catherine Kontz from the Rainy Days Festival at the Philharmonie came on the breakfast show to talk about extremism and new music! Listen to the full interview here!
Refugees Tell Their Story
A.b.s.l.s RYSE and Sourrire have organised a evening for refugees here in Luxembourg to tell their story. Francesca from RYSE came on the Breakfast Show to tell us more about the event, the journey as to how it came about and the preparation that has been put into it.
What's right: protecting heritage through fashion
Young Philippine female entrepreneurs have started to preserve traditional crafts by working with local weavers and embroiderers from a small village to create beautiful traditionally hand-made garments, thus preserving the indigenous culture through fashion.
Minky Très-Vain talks about his upcoming tour
Minky Très-Vain came on the Breakfast Show to talk about his music, upcoming tour and what its like being a part of two bands.
Buying Poppies to Raise Money
Simon came on the Breakfast Show to tell us about his fundraising efforts for the Royal British Legion through the sale of Poppies.
What's right: first wooden satellite
Researchers from Japan have successfully made and launched into space the first ever wooden satellite. They believe that timber is a space-grade material that could one day even be used to build houses on Mars. The satellite, Lignosat, is crafted from honoki wood - a kind of magnolia tree - without screws or glue to hold it together.
US Election Special: Luxembourg's Reaction to the Trump Victory
As the results of the 2024 US election came in, Charlotte spoke to people about topics like their reactions, what this means for Europe and asking the question: is America ready for a female president?
What's right: rodents against wildlife trafficking
Researchers from Apopo, a Belgian-founded, Tanzania-based NGO, have trained eight African giant pouched rats to sniff out pangolin scales, rhino horns, elephant tusks and hardwood. The rats can be deployed in the fight against endangered wildlife trafficking.
Local Matters: Passerell Asbl is crowdfunding
Passerell Asbl is crowdfunding to keep up their contact point for women and girls. In our interview on Local Matters, campaign manager Constanze Jacquemot explains why the support is necessary.
In:cubator- space for youth projects
In:cubator is here to empower your youth initiatives by offering a vibrant coworking space with all the essentials—meeting rooms, internet, and creative resources—designed to support youth-led projects and nonprofit teams. From setting up your organization to refining project ideas, our team provides the guidance and tools to help you make a lasting impact. We have two coworking spaces: one in Bonnevoie and the newest location in Ettelbruck.
Kawaski 3P (Balkan Express 172)
As a seven-member act and with a wide variety of musical instruments at their disposal, punk turns out to be a very broad description of Kawasaki 3P and their music. Check them out on this week’s Balkan Express.