Our friend and long-time contributor Ian Ellery, aka the Gadget Guru, joined us on the programme this evening to share his gadget-y insights. First up, Netflix, which recently announced record-breaking profits.
This week on the Gadget Guru, Ian takes a look at the announcements at last week's Apple World Wide Developers Conference and their consequences on future products, prices, and what it all means for application developers. Ian wishes everyone a great summer holiday period!
It's been a hellish couple of weeks for the world - in fact, it's been a hellish year so far. But if you're Black and you live in the US, or indeed around the world, it's been hellish for a lot, lot longer than that. As many people have been saying recently: nothing should go back to normal; normal wasn't working. So what can we do to help?
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman highlighted a “positive side effect” of the Coronavirus lockdown - decreased air pollution! What are cities doing all around the world, and what can we do right here in Basel? Check out the links and listen to the segment here.
Sam Oliphant was in the studio to report on his latest article,"Hairstyle Hysteria". Last time in the studio, Sam had reported on a survey he had organized exploring what people were looking forward to post-lockdown - "Survey Says-#1 Answer": Visit with the hairstylist. Well, Sam is back again, with a report on what he found when the hairstylists did re-open. Key take-aways: Make an appointment!
We were thrilled to have Diccon Bewes join us as our first post-quarantine guest in the studio once again, to tell us about the latest book he has written and edited, "The Expert Guide To Your Life In Switzerland". As the title suggests, the book is an anthology of subjects written by experts in their fields.
Scottish musician KT Tunstall broke out in 2004 with a live solo performance of her song "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" on Later... with Jools Holland. Since then, she has released six albums, been a producer and soundtrack composer, and toured the world.
Our friend and long-time contributor Ian Ellery, aka the Gadget Guru, joined us on the programme this evening to share his gadget-y insights. First up, 
This week on the Gadget Guru, Ian takes a look at the announcements at last week's 
The peak of the cherries (fruit) season is upon us and today's show featured a lot of fun information on the theme.
It's been a hellish couple of weeks for the world - in fact, it's been a hellish year so far. But if you're Black and you live in the US, or indeed around the world, it's been hellish for a lot, lot longer than that. As many people have been saying recently: nothing should go back to normal; normal wasn't working. So what can we do to help?
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman highlighted a “positive side effect” of the Coronavirus lockdown - decreased air pollution! What are cities doing all around the world, and what can we do right here in Basel? 
Sam Oliphant was in the studio to report on his latest article,"Hairstyle Hysteria". Last time in the studio, Sam had reported on a survey he had organized exploring what people were looking forward to post-lockdown - "Survey Says-#1 Answer": Visit with the hairstylist. Well, Sam is back again, with a report on what he found when the hairstylists did re-open. Key take-aways: Make an appointment!
We were thrilled to have Diccon Bewes join us as our first post-quarantine guest in the studio once again, to tell us about the latest book he has written and edited, "
