ARA City Radio

Feb 02 2025 500 ep. 7 mins 12
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Europe's best independent music station based in Luxembourg! English speaking.

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Women in STEM: Meet IT-project manager Julia Khalyavkov

Feb 02 2025 16 mins  
Having worked in IT for years, Julia Khalyavko knows the challenges women in STEM face in Luxembourg. Get all her insights on our interview which is part of a series on women in STEM.

What's right: Nice bans larger cruiseships

Jan 30 2025 2 mins  
Starting this summer, Nice will ban cruise ships carrying over 900 passengers from docking. Mayor Christian Estrosi, inspired by Venice’s similar move, aims to reduce overcrowding and protect the local environment. While cruise ships bring thousands of tourists, many spend little in local businesses due to all-inclusive packages. The Cruise Lines International Association oppose

What's right: 4-day workweek UK?

Jan 29 2025 3 mins  
A major shift in the UK’s work culture is underway—200 companies have now embraced the four-day workweek with no reduction in pay, positively impacting over 5,000 employees. This movement, led by the 4 Day Week Foundation, is gaining traction in industries such as marketing, charities, and technology, where flexibility and innovation are highly valued. Advocates argue that the

Bourgmeisterin Episode #44: Gabriel Lippmann, part 2

Jan 29 2025 8 mins  
From getting screwed over by the Lumière brothers to winning a Nobel prize to playing match maker for Marie Curie: Gabriel Lippmann – a genius is a genius in everyting✨ Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!

This week's gig guide!

Jan 28 2025 9 mins  
After a review of Memorials at Rotondes, this week's gig guide focuses on events at Rockhal, from Luxembourgish artists to Spanish rappers. Also who will this week's recommendation be?!

What's right: Indian girls breaking barriers

Jan 27 2025 2 mins  
In the tribal villages of Kudoshi, rural India, a group of determined girls is rewriting their futures through Kabaddi, a high-energy contact sport now played in over 50 countries. For these young women, Kabaddi is far more than a game—it’s a powerful escape from a life confined to household chores and societal expectations. A Kabaddi match involves two teams of seven, with pl

Marianne Donven on her Resignation and Protestation of New Immigration Policy

Jan 24 2025 8 mins  
Marianne Donven, a respected civil servant turned social advocate, recently made headlines after resigning from her government position in Luxembourg. Known for her role in founding Chiche!, a restaurant chain celebrated for its amazing food and commitment to employing refugees, Marianne's departure highlights her deep concerns over government policies affecting vulnerable communit

What's right: successful French music streaming tax

Jan 23 2025 2 mins  
A year ago, France introduced a new streaming tax aimed at boosting its domestic music scene, and the results have been promising. The Centre National de la Musique reports that the tax has helped fund hundreds of music productions and tours, particularly in underfunded genres like classical, chanson, and jazz. With €10 million allocated to these efforts, the program is already m

What's right: Thailand allows same-sex marriage

Jan 22 2025 3 mins  
Today marks a historic moment for Thailand as same-sex unions become legal, sparking celebrations nationwide. Over a thousand LGBTQ couples are tying the knot, symbolizing love and equality. One of the grandest events is unfolding in central Bangkok at a luxury mall, where more than 100 couples are exchanging vows in a mass wedding. The celebration features vibrant performances, a

This Week's Gig Guide

Jan 21 2025 8 mins  
Join Jon for this week's guide to find out where you can see James Walsh of Starsailor playing solo, information on a weekend of musical treats at Kulturfabrik and of course the recommendation of the week!