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.
Natashia Collier joined us at The English Show to tell us about a compendium of resources she has assembled to help expats with well-being issues. Finding yourself needing support with family issues, wellness or political advocacy?
So Last Seasons is an online children's clothes store that fights clothing waste by purchasing the overproduction from Scandinavian brands. This gives parents the rare opportunity to take advantage of sales prices at the right seasonal time.
Familybike is a family-run online bike shop with a specialty in cargo e-bikes - or family bikes, as they like to call them, because children are not cargo. Familybike.ch sells bikes from the Danish brand Amladcykler, who have had experience with cargo bikes since 1992.
The Upper Strata are a folktronica duo who blend acoustic songwriting with electronic beats and interwoven vocal harmonies. The duo's most recent album is "Luap Elk", a multi-layered musical journey inspired by Paul Klees' life and work.
Our friends Susan Brownfield and Jennifer Cain from Boutique Theatre Basel joined us in the studio to bring us up to date with activities at the theater company.
Travel and snowboarding expert Kasia, also known as mama.on.board on Instagram, has been scouting Basel and the region for great sledging opportunities for the whole family. Did you know that if there's snow in Basel, there are hills to speed down within the city?
As the title of our kick-off banger from this new year's first English Show suggests: "Hello" to 2022! After a short hiatus, The English Show is back for another year of music, culture, news, interviews and letting you "know what's on the go" in Basel. Cultural events are somewhat curtailed by the resurgence of the coronavirus, but we are far from a lockdown as the year kicks off.
This is our last live broadcast of 2021, so we thought it fitting to play a variety of holiday music to wind down another year of The English Show. Fret not, as we'll be back on air at the usual time on January 11, 2022.
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, 
Natashia Collier joined us at The English Show to tell us about a compendium of resources she has assembled to help expats with well-being issues. Finding yourself needing support with family issues, wellness or political advocacy?
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Our friends Susan Brownfield and Jennifer Cain from
Melinda and Robert Schoutens have been helping families reduce the obstacles to connect with nature in Switzerland since 2019.
Travel and snowboarding expert 
Memphis musician 
As the title of our kick-off banger from this new year's first English Show suggests: "Hello" to 2022! After a short hiatus, The English Show is back for another year of music, culture, news, interviews and letting you "know what's on the go" in Basel. Cultural events are somewhat curtailed by the resurgence of the coronavirus, but we are far from a lockdown as the year kicks off.
This is our last live broadcast of 2021, so we thought it fitting to play a variety of holiday music to wind down another year of The English Show. Fret not, as we'll be back on air at the usual time on January 11, 2022.