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Welcome to Pubcast. Every week, Marina Lai, Sam Steen and Elliot Darby bring you their take on some of the weeks topics and everyday problems while consuming a few beers. Expect lots of nonsense and many laughs!
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An Ara City Radio Podcast, featuring artists, musicians, comedians and actors talking to Sam Steen about their projects, life on the road and the entertainment industry.
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Erin speaks to Raz and Dan, the organisers of the Romanian stand at the International bazar about the events they have coming up. These include karting, a sports day and a concert. They talk about some traditional Romanian activities like pottery that they are trying to share with people in Luxembourg. And discuss the work of the Bazar Internationa…
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What's right: Australia protects workers from overtime
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Australian workers are now legally protected from if they do not answer their emails or their work phones after office hours. The new 'right to disconnect' law is designed to curb increasing work emails and calls from entering into personal lives.By ARA City Radio
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Researchers have developed an AI-powered system that diagnoses diseases by analyzing the color, shape, and thickness of the tongue to diagnose conditions such as diabetes, COVID-19, and anemia. Initial tests show an impressive accuracy rate of 96.7%. The technology could make medical diagnosis more accessible. Photo: Kitty DuKane via flickr…
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An upcoming debut album, the release tour and a slow transition towards always more electronic pop - Franziska and Karma had much to talk about on the midmorning show. Listen to the interview with C'est Karma again.Here are all the songs we talk about during the interview: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3FJF2XDMG8bjHJRSAd8cWZ?si=f63decba5f064e5b…
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Ukraine Independence Day with Inna Yaremenko
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Erin speaks to Inna Yaremenko, Vice-President of LUkraine about Ukrainian Independence Day on the 24th August and the work of the organisation. Inna talks about how she feels homesick, and the importance of marking a day like Independence Day even if celebrating feels wrong in the current climate. LUkraine are relaunching their fundraiser to help p…
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What's right: Bordeaux to ban cruise ships from centre
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Bordeaux is moving towards a ban on cruise ships in the city centre. The move comes after complaints that the liners are an eyesore and cause environmental damage.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: NY to use drones for flood warnings
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New York is using the city's drones to deliver a recorded message warning vulnerable New Yorkers of flooding dangers when heavy rain is expected.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: first person with Down's Syndrome to earn law degree
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Ana Victoria Espino de Santiago has become the first person with Down's Syndrome in the world to earn a law degree in the world. Aged 25, she recently graduated from University in Zacatecas, Mexico.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: new maternity leave policies AC Milan
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AC Milan has once again broken ground. After being the first Italian team to introduce pensions for their women's team, the club has announced it will introduce new maternity leave policies for players and staff.By ARA City Radio
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What's Right: Youth unemployment dropped globally
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Youth unemployment has decreased globally, the latest report from the International Labour Organization (ILO) shows. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world". Photo: ITU Pictures via flickrBy ARA City Radio
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #34: Hugo Gernsback, Part 1
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Once upon a time in the quirky world of yesteryear, there lived a man named Hugo Gernsback, or as we like to call him, the grand poobah of sci-fi sass. Born with the slightly less sci-fi-sounding name Hugo Gernsbacher, this Luxembourgish-American dynamo strutted into the scene on August 16, 1884, and the universe of science fiction has never been t…
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Local Matters: Making Luxembourg's nightlife safer
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At nearly every party, personal limits are transgressed and partygoers experience harassment or violence. To end gender-based violence in nightlife, the association 4motion has joined the European project Crisscross. On Local Matters, Carlos and Alex from 4motion tell Franziska how they do this.By ARA City Radio
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The de-extinction company Colossal will bring back animals that are extinct starting with a woolly mammoth calf born from genetically modified elephant cells.By ARA City Radio
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Indian Musicians Luxshare playing at the BELONG Festival
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Erin speaks to Luxshare, a group from India who are performing at the BELONG World Music Festival in Esch-Sur-Alzette. They talk about how they got into music and the differences between music in India. The festival has acts from all over the country.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: free and safe Pakistan buses to take girls to school
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Authorities in Pakistan's capital of Islamabad have launched a special free bus service for female students and teachers in the capital. The buses provide a safe means of transport that will hopefully allow 8.000 - 10.000 girls to be sent back to school by their parents.By ARA City Radio
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What's Right: Groundwater levels recover despite droughts
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Despite increasing droughts, groundwater levels in Southern Europe are not dropping as drastically as expected; in some areas, they are even rising. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the world". Photo: fdrca'n'dave via flickrBy ARA City Radio
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #33: Villeroy & Boch, Part 3
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What also happened at the end of the 19th century was the invention of phanolith, the porcelain prodigy that's like the love child of jasperware (that British Wedgwood ceramics that I'm so obsessed with, y'all!🤩) and pâte-sur-pâte. Picture this: a semi-transparent marvel that embodies the best of both worlds.Jasperware stands as a distinctive type …
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What's right: Brazil's Amazon deforestation down by nearly half
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Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest slowed by nearly half compared to a year before. It's the largest reduction since 2016, when officials began using the current method of measurement. President Luiz Lula da Silva has pledged that deforestation must be zero by 2030.By ARA City Radio
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PowerPoints: Is the European Commission undemocratic?
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The European Commission has faced multiple criticism. Eurosceptics and observers have called it undemocratic and questioned its legitimacy. Is the European Commission undemocratic? Tune in to today's episode of PowerPoints where we unravel this question.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: breakthrough in creating cartilage
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Researchers have developed a new material that can create new cartilage in damaged joints. Until now, this was not possible and as cartilage does not grow in adults, people with trauma or weak cartilage had to accept pain and/or sub-optimal solutions such as a joint reconstruction.By ARA City Radio
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Local Matters: New tools to cast beggars out of the city
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The Ministry of Home Affairs submitted a new draft law reinforcing the current 'Platzverweis' policy. It would give police officers the authority to ban people from the city centre for up to 48 hours. On Local Matters, Franziska discusses why this law is so controversial.Photo: Jwh, CC BY-SA 3.0 LU via Wikimedia Commons…
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What's right: diabetes drug linked to giving up smoking
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The popular weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy may help people to stop smoking. The drugs that were originally created to treat diabetes have also been linked to a lower risk of an alcohol use disorder.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: support for Ukrainian survivors of sexual war crimes
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Alumni was established a year ago with the aim of offering men peer-to-peer mental health support, including regular face-to-face meetups, workshops, referrals and - soon - online services. Alumni is vital for men with the trauma of Russian-inflicted sexual violation to look forward and try to rebuild themselves and their future.…
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What's Right: Better working conditions at US Big Tech firms
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In the U.S., workers and union negotiators have reached a historic agreement with Apple. An Apple store in Maryland will be the first unionised store in the country. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".Photo: bizmac via flickrBy ARA City Radio
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #33: Villeroy & Boch, Part 2
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Around 1824, the Mettlach factory hit the jackpot by creating an impression under the glaze, adding a shield of armor to protect those snazzy decorations. And wait for it – they cracked the colorful code, solving the puzzle of printing in multiple hues. Take that, English trendsetters!Now, while Jean-François was sharpening his printing prowess wit…
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What's Right: Germany facilitates changing legal gender
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Germany has adopted a new Self-Determination Law that allows individuals to change their gender and name through a simplified process.Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".By ARA City Radio
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Local Matters: How Luxembourg could impact resource consumption globally
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On 1 August, we reached earth overshoot day. Accoeisng to greenpeace Luxembourg, the grand Duchy could make a major impact to improve the situation worldwide. To get all the details, listen to this week's Local Matters.Photo: Anaïs Hector/ Greenpeace LuxembourgBy ARA City Radio
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What's Right: School hours adapting to students' rhythm
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In Denmark, 20 schools have introduced later start times to improve student well-being and learning outcomes, following scientific recommendations.Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the world".By ARA City Radio
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Via Inspiration: Elevating Voices and Culture in Luxembourg
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Via Inspiration: Elevating Voices and Culture in Luxembourg byBy ARA City Radio
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What's Right: Less plastic bags on UK beaches
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The number of plastic bags found on beaches in the United Kingdom has dropped by 80% over the past decade due to the introduction of fees for single-use plastic bags. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the world".Photo: Anna Conti via flickrBy ARA City Radio
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What's Right: Sign language in Austria's school curriculum
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Starting next school year, Austria introduces sign language as a curriculum in schools. As an alternative to the conventional second foreign language classes, usually Greek or Latin, high school students can now choose to learn sign language. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World". Photo: RDNE Stock project via pexels…
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #33: Villeroy & Boch, Part 1
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Back in the thrilling days of yore, when men in wigs roamed freely, François Boch, the OG metal maestro, decided he was tired of just smelting stuff. So, in 1748, he thought, "Why not spice things up a bit?" and birthed a pottery workshop in Audun-le-Tiche, a town in Lorraine. In an era when European porcelain was mostly a luxury import from the Fa…
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Last week, the European Parliament re-elected Ursula Von der Leyen as president of the European Commission. For a second 5-year-term, the German conservative politician will hold the one post that is considered the most powerful in Europe. On Powerpoints today, we will see why the commission president is said to have that much power and what Ursula…
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Luxembourg’s LGBTIQ+ rights groups gathered yesterday to protest for the rights of queer people as the petition that demands LGBTIQA+ related topics to be scrapped from school education surpassed 6.000 signatures – one of the fastest growing petitions in recent history. On our breakfast show, Franziska commented on protest and the petition.…
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What's right: Drug cartel leader El Mayo arrested
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The leader of arguably the world's largest drug cartel, based in Mexico, Sinaloa has been arrested in Texas. Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada was tricked into boarding a flight that he believed was going to inspect clandestine airfields in Mexico, but turned out to fly to Texas where he was apprehended by police.…
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What's right: Colombia has banned bullfighting
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro has signed a bill this week that bans bullfights. The ban was only approved after months of heated debates in the parliament. The legislation will allow for a transition period of three years after which the ban will fully take effect and bullrings will be turned into cultural and sporting venues.…
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Empowering Education: UP_FOUNDATION’s Approach to Education for All Ages
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Empowering Education: UP_FOUNDATION’s Approach to Education for All Ages byBy ARA City Radio
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Local Matters: Residents oppose the Bascharage bypass construction
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For years, residents of Bascharage have been opposing the plans of the commune to build a bypass road. The municipality argues that the bypass would keep drive-through traffic out of the city centre. Residents however fear that the road will destroy local forests. Now, they took their fight to court. On Local Matters, Patrizia Arendt, president of …
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What's right: Germany to reinforce constitutional court
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Germany's government has come up with a plan to reinforce the constitutional court against extremism. The plan should prevent the country's highest court from potential future constitutional changes by extremist politicians.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: between 100 and 200 uncontacted tribes in the world.
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Rare photos have been shared of uncontacted Amazon tribes. The photos show tribes people pointing sticks and arrows at the airplane.By ARA City Radio
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In the United Kingdom, a study has found that sugar consumption from soft drinks among children reduced by half in the three years. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world". Photo: Lilszeto via flickrBy ARA City Radio
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #32: Edward Steichen, Part 2 (2/2)
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Steichen wasn't just focused on the American scene; he had an international lens on his artistic microscope. He organised shows and made crucial acquisitions from Europe and Latin America, sometimes even hopping on a plane to do so. Under his reign, the Department published three books, including the famous "The Family of Man".Find out more at www.…
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What's right: South Korea confirms state benefits for gay couples.
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South Korea's top court has upheld a landmark ruling that a same-sex partner is eligible for spousal benefits from the state health insurance. The move is a huge win for the LGBTQ rights.By ARA City Radio
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What's right: live 25% longer in the future??
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A drug has increased the lifespan of laboratory animals by 25%. Scientists are now testing if the same drug can slow human ageing too.By ARA City Radio
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Local Matters: Ensure access to free and safe abortions
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Abortion rights are debated again. A couple of weeks ago, the left party Déi Lenk submitted a law proposal asking for abortion rights to be enshrined in Luxembourg's constitution. On European level in the meantime, activists are collecting signatures to achieve access to safe abortions for all women in the EU. Responses from Luxembourg however have…
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What's right: Bob Dylan to give no-phone concerts
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Bob Dylan has announced that his shows will be phone-free. All visitors will be asked to put their phones in a special pouch which closes automatically inside the phone-free area. People will remain in possession of their phones, but only able to access their phones once outside the phone-free area.By ARA City Radio
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13 athletes are going to represent Luxembourg at the Olympics starting next week. Our sports reporter Marco Pezzetti is all excited about it. Marco came on the breakfast show to present the Luxembourg athletes and to tell us who to follow specifically this summer. Listen to the entire interview here.…
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What's right: new cycle path between Arlon and Luxembourg.
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The organization behind the cycling path aims to obtain the 'Express label' for it, meaning that the path will be suitable for a speed of 25 km/hour. According to a study, it should lead to a decrease in pollution and fewer traffic jams, which will result in greater productivity.By ARA City Radio
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