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.
In episode 7, our Tick Tacks (Third Culture Kids) discuss if they did any research before moving to a new country. What were their expectations? Did those expectations hold up? Hosts: Sam Oliphant and Gwil Rowlands. Produced and...
The Shakes are a five-piece outfit from London whose unique serving provides old fashioned rock and roll alongside down and dirty blues, all with a modern indie...
Laure Audidière is a new contributor to The English Show, giving you practical tips and tricks on what to do in Basel as a family. Today it's all about baby-friendly yoga places. If you love yoga as...
Some months ago, Basel City government gave the go-ahead for the city’s Zoo to start planning its latest expansion project - a new, state-of-the-art...
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman continues her series on sustainable living - everything you always wanted to know about being planet-friendly. In this segment, Carrie talked about truly clean spring cleaning...
Juan Lo Bello's passion for wine started in Mendoza, Argentina, close to the original “Juan” (his grandfather), who introduced him to the world of wine. He continued his professional career in the UK, where he...
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.