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.
Rebecca Roberts came in to talk about the Basel World Happiness Agora, which is taking place from March 20 - 22. Happiness and wellbeing are fundamental building blocks to our growth and expansion as individuals, teams, businesses and communities.
Australian born and passionate lover of acoustic rock, Carlyle Christopherson discovered his voice relatively later in life after deciding it was time to turn many years of a deep love for music and inspiration into some original compositions.
The Upper Strata are a chameleon-like duo blending indie rock, electro, disco, trip hop and blues, with Johnny on vocals, guitar and bass, and Reg on bass, synth/sequencers, accordion, and vocals. Live, they combine guitar, bass, synth, and accordion with loops, beats, found sounds and videos.
On today's show, attorney Irene Karoussos joined us to talk about a difficult subject, especially for expats living and working in a foreign country: employment termination.
Since their 1998 debut Songs for Polarbears, Snow Patrol have sold millions of albums and toured the world. You only have to hear the first two notes of Run or Chasing Cars to instantly recognise those songs.
As of this week, the Fondation Beyeler has a new exhibition called "The young Picasso. Blue and Rose Periods". This exhibition, the most ambitious ever staged by the Fondation Beyeler, is devoted to the paintings and sculptures of the young Pablo Picasso from the so-called Blue and Rose periods, between 1901 and 1906.
Creative Life Coach Sam Allen talked about her in-person and on-line work. Sam employs "in-nature" coaching (literally, conducting coaching sessions out-of-doors), body awareness and visualization in her sessions. Her specialty is Co-Active (CPCC) coaching.
Ashley Curtis is the Swiss-American author of four books recently or soon to be published by Swiss presses, as well as numerous articles and short stories.
The founders of Wohnen+ Basel came in to tell us about their organisation, which is looking to introduce new housing in the city of Basel with a focus on 50+ and the international community. Many people moved to Basel for work or to study, stayed and built a life here, and are now transitioning toward retirement.
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