Announcements

Participate in our music quiz this Wednesday! Think you know your music trivia ? Buvette hands over the aux cord to Rotondes’ sound-savvy neighbours from Radio ARA for a Music Quiz Night that hits all the right notes. Get ready for a joyful mash‑up of brain‑teasing trivia, ear‑tickling sound rounds, eye‑catching visual challenges, and mystery music snippets just waiting to be named and claimed. Bonus treat ! Before and after the quiz, our quiz masters spin tracks straight from their collection – because warming up and cooling down should always be done to great music. Bring your pals, your ears, and your brains. Let’s see who […]

Radio Rāʾi   Radio Rāʾi is a new programme created for and with the Eritrean community in Luxembourg. It provides reliable information on social, cultural, and civic life, helping listeners navigate daily challenges while staying connected to their roots. Guests including professionals, activists, artists, and people with migration experience discuss language, work, education, legal questions, and identity. Tune in every other Wednesday at 1pm!

New on Radio ARA: Kontrovers – A Fresh Perspective on the Prison System “Kontrovers – de Podcast iwwert de Strofvollzuch” explores the prison system in Luxembourg and the realities behind it. From incarceration and rehabilitation to addiction, migration, poverty and social exclusion, this podcast opens up conversations that are often kept in the shadows. Without sensationalism, but with clarity and nuance, Kontrovers looks at how the system works, who it affects, and what alternatives could look like. Following the legacy of Radio ARA’s historic programme “Iwwert d’Maueren ewech!”, this new format brings the topic of prison and justice back to

Thank you for joining us at Festival des Migrations! Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Radio ARA stand at the Festival des Migrations on 21 and 22 March. It was great to see so many visitors joining our live shows, conversations and activities over the weekend at Luxexpo. Throughout the two days, Radio ARA broadcast live, welcoming guests for short interviews and spontaneous discussions about culture, community life and social issues in Luxembourg. Many festival visitors also took the opportunity to step up to the microphone and share their perspectives. One highlight of the weekend was the public