Best Belgique Podcasts (2025)

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HUNTER FALLS talks about recording AIN'T NO LOVE! (And participation in The Voice Belgique) 32:28

4y ago32:28

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Season 1 / Episode 7: Belgian singer and songwriter HUNTER FALLS talks about how he recorded his song AIN'T NO LOVE. He and his producer invited more than 40 people of a choir to the studio for the recordings. HUNTER FALLS also speaks about his participation in The Voice Belgique, his latest single FAME and his future projects and plans for live sh…

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Mit Joachim Witt und Peter Heppner im Studio / SONIC MINDS (Lüdenscheid, Germany) 1:08:23

4y ago1:08:23

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Season 1 / Episode 6: Jens (sonic minds) speaks about how he started with music. As a child he had piano lessons. In the 80s he started to create music on an Atari ST Computer which had the novel MIDI Port and Steinberg Cubase music production software. In the 90s Jens produced first songs on a Windows-PC. A friend of him took over the singing. Als…

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Concerts in australia after lockdown / Alex Smith (Brisbane, Australia) 38:19

4y ago38:19

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Season 1 / Episode 5: Alex Smith speaks about the situation for musicians after lockdown in australia. Clubs are open again and live music and concerts are possible again. Alex is in the band "Your Man Alex Smith" and also is doning live gigs again. He speaks about what is the difference to the time before corona and about the safety measures for g…

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From climate concern to action with Mariana Castaño 37:50

4y ago37:50

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Climate communicators have long grappled with the question of how to move people from being concerned about climate change to doing something about it. In this episode Macarena Aguilar talks to journalist and climate communicator, Mariana Castaño, about her experience on the UN communications team for the landmark 2015 Paris COP, which saw people m…

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How to record short song ideas / Nara Arnaux (Brasilia,Brazil) 30:34

4y ago30:34

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The Music Talk (Artists, Singers and Bands interviewed by Summer Dance Project) / Today: Nara Arnaux (Brasilia, Brazil) speaks about how she started with music. She is a singer. She speaks about working with her producers. She is making music for five years and released four singles. Nara often has got song ideas in her dreams during sleeping and w…

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How to Prepare for a Live Show / Pistacho Beats (Monterrey, Mexico) 33:03

4y ago33:03

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The Music Talk (Artists, Singers and Bands interviewed by Summer Dance Project) / Today: Pistacho Beats (Monterrey, Mexico) speaks about how he started with music. He is a guitar player. He speaks about his live gig on a festival in italy he was invited to. He explained also how he prepared for the concert. Pistacho presents his acoustic guitar whi…

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How to start a band as a teenager / STEEVM (Vienna, Austria) 42:46

4y ago42:46

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The Music Talk / Today: STEEVM (Vienna, Austria) speaks about how he programmed first music on an Amstrad/Schneider CPC 464 PC as a child, how he started a band as a teenager, how he began with creating his own music. STEEVM presents his home studio and his guitar collection. He speaks about his musical background. Also available as PODCAST: https:…

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Experiences with music collaborations / NORTH (Seattle, USA) 23:09

4y ago23:09

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The Music Talk / Today: Kayla NORTH (Seattle) speaks about her experiences with music collaborations, how she started with creating her own music. Kayla presents her home studio and her cats. She speaks about her musical background and her instruments. She is a drummer. Also available as PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/summerdanceproject Guest Today: N…

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Moving the money with Blair Palese 26:00

4y ago26:00

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Blair Palese has been an environmental campaigner and writer for almost 30 years, working at the heart of some of the world’s biggest and most impactful campaigns for climate action. She started her career – “bottom of rung” – at Greenpeace in the United States, but quickly became the head of communications globally for the organization. In 2009, s…

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Connecting the Dots with Esmeralda de Belgique 32:15

4+ y ago32:15

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Climate change is not just about what’s happening to our planet, but about how it’s affecting our economies, health and every aspect of our lives. Most of us know that now. But for too long climate stories were framed as an environmental issue only, missing the connection to our everyday lives. In this episode Macarena Aguilar talks to veteran jour…

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Reporting from the Climate Change Frontlines with Sue Stephenson 33:25

4+ y ago33:25

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In Australia, there is a disconnect between those who experience climate change in rural areas and how it is reported in national newsrooms. In this episode Rebecca talks to award winning Australian journalist Sue Stephenson about why firsthand rural perspectives and solutions are so important for changing the climate conversation. As a young, ambi…

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Cooling the Climate Conversation with Rebecca Huntley 32:21

5y ago32:21

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The message that we need to act now on climate change is falling flat, even in the face of extreme climate-driven crises like the recent Australian bushfires. We explore why with leading social researcher, Rebecca Huntley, who has spent the past 15 years listening to people from all walks of life and their views on climate change.…

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Teaser 2:10

5y ago2:10

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After experiencing climate change firsthand when the recent Australian bush fires ripped through our community, we're on a mission to find out why this issue is still so divisive, stifling urgently-needed action. We're asking leading thinkers, scientists, experts, activists and optimists how communicators can help change the climate conversation an…