Every spring in Valais, the local Eringer cows battle it out to be declared «Queen of Queens». It's not like bullfighting, where a human fights a bull to the death. The «Combat de Reines» features cows with blunted horns vying for dominance of the herd. The annual events draw up to 50,000 spectators.
Our intrepid reporter Mary Collins headed to the hip chill-spot Baltazar to talk Dirty Martinis and more! Mary talked with Baltazar's cocktail workshop bartender and...
Our intrepid reporter Mary Collins headed to the hip chill-spot Baltazar to talk Dirty Martinis and more! Mary talked with Baltazar's cocktail workshop bartender and...
SheEO creates a new system of incentive and reward for women-led impact-led ventures. What if you could use your voice, vision, experience, network and financial...
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Tick Tacks, a play on the acronym TCK (for Third Culture Kids), is a podcast produced by Dan Saks and The English Show. This is the serialized story of what it's like to be a Tick Tack - told in the first person by Third...
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman continues the “Month-to-month adopt a green habit challenge". As if parenting isn't hard enough, this month Carrie challenges people to adopt zero waste...
Every spring in Valais, the local Eringer cows battle it out to be declared «Queen of Queens». It's not like bullfighting, where a human fights a bull to the death. The «Combat de Reines» features cows with blunted horns vying for dominance of the herd. The annual events draw up to 50,000 spectators.