The first debate in this year's U.S. presidential election is Thursday, 27th June. From there, it's a sprint towards Election Day. The two major parties will host their conventions. There'll be one more debate. And a lot more campaigning in the meantime.
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman talked to guest Hugo Hanbury about "Basel unverpackt", a new, package-free store opening up in Kleinbasel in Feldbergstrasse 26 on the Erasmusplatz.
Chris Morton is the keyboard player and lyricist for prog rock band The Synod, based in London and Basel. The band have released new songs on Jango. We heard two tracks: Sinister Ministers and Continuum. Chris came into the studio to talk about prog rock, the music business, and getting a live band together.
The International Women's Institute Basel (IWI) is hosting the Basel Bake Off, a cake and pudding competition, on Saturday, April 1st! Members of IWI and the public enter their finest home-baked goods to go under the scrutiny of the judges at 10:30. There will be cakes galore for the public to enjoy.
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 asks you to count how many different ‘personal care products’ you use before leaving the house. Now, that includes toothpaste and deodorant, too. Have a number yet? Still counting?
The Craft Room is a new craft school for adults in Basel. The school offers many different types of crafts classes for different levels of experience - whether it's crocheting, fabric and sewing classes, knitting, paper crafts, polymer clay and more.
Tonight, kids from the International School of Basel joined us in the studio. These were no ordinary students, in that they produce and broadcast a radio program about their school. The kids told us about the stories they generate and how they get them distributed to their audience. It was a fun experience all around, and we hope to collaborate with their team on exciting stories from their point of view.
On tonight's show, Basel Chamber Voices' Christa Michel and Museumsgruppe's Mireille Membrini came into the studio to talk about their upcoming concert programme.
A busy show tonight to coincide with a busy time of year! Our first guest was Ozlam Kacar of Your Little Shop, a new vendor of functional, funky and joyful products for your everyday life. Her products can be highly customized to suit any event or special occasion. Ozlem came to Basel as a trailing spouse and set up her web store a little while ago.
The first debate in this year's U.S. presidential election is Thursday, 27th June. From there, it's a sprint towards Election Day. The two major parties will host their conventions. There'll be one more debate. And a lot more campaigning in the meantime.
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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 asks you to count how many different ‘personal care products’ you use before leaving the house. Now, that includes toothpaste and deodorant, too. Have a number yet? Still counting?
Tonight, kids from the International School of Basel joined us in the studio. These were no ordinary students, in that they produce and broadcast a radio program about their school. The kids told us about the stories they generate and how they get them distributed to their audience. It was a fun experience all around, and we hope to collaborate with their team on exciting stories from their point of view.
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