Les Congés Annulés is Back at Rotondes!
Charles and Jon were joined by Marc Hauser from Rotondes to discuss their upcoming summer concert agenda, the Luxembourgish cultural institution that is Congés Annulés.
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Be Human ASBL: The Cost of Chronic Illness in Luxembourg
We spoke to Nadia Kendall, the director of Be Human ASBL, on the Breakfast Show about the cost of chronic illness in Luxembourg.
ENGLBRT: EP Release Party and Live On Air Perfomance
We were joined by George Goerens, one half of ENGLBRT, to talk about their brand new EP entitled SONG(E)S. We talked about the upcoming release party and we were lucky enough to witness a live performance of one of their pieces. Tune in to hear it and find out more about the project!
Follow-up: Cycling Across Asia With Sanran Gulsen
Back in October 2025 we spoke to Sanran Gulsen, a Luxembourg-based activist who was about to embark on an exciting and ambitious journey, cycling across Asia. We managed to catch up with Sanran on his return to Europe to hear all about the adventure and the reasons behind it.
The Night FM: Electronic Music / Sound & Visual Artist
We were joined on the Breakfast Show by Yliana Paolini, the artist behind The Night FM ahead of her concert at Rotondes on the 26th of June. We talked about her compositions, collaborations, and future events. Tune in to find out more!
Macondo asbl: Colombian Community, Celebrations, and Social Initiatives
We were joined by Mariana Infante, president of Macondo asbl to discuss the organisation, upcoming Independence Day celebrations and the Eich Fête de la Musique.
Kolrabi: Micro-farm and Community Space
We were joined by Anastasia Arend to talk about Kolrabi, the agroecological micro-farm and community space in Useldange. Tune in to hear more about the project and it’s variety of activities.
Alternative Pop: Marcy on the Breakfast Show
We were lucky enough to welcome Luxembourgish Alternative Pop musician Marcy on to the Breakfast show. We talked about her recent releases, upcoming gigs and listened to a couple of her tracks!
Local Music: Viktoria on the Breakfast Show
We were joined by Benoit Soleilhavoup from local punk band Viktoria to discuss the group’s journey so far, the songwriting process, and upcoming gigs. Tune in to the full interview to find out more!
UA Days in Luxembourg 2026
We spoke to Inna Yaremenko, the Vice President of LUkraine ASBL about the upcoming UA days in Luxembourg. Tune in to find out more about all the events planned for the festival.
LuxAz ASBL: Opening of the LuxAz Center
We welcomed Sevinj Omarli and Seymur Ahmadov from LuxAz ASBL, the Luxembourg-Azerbaijan Friendship Association onto the Breakfast Show to talk about the opening of the new LuxAz Center!
Artist Interview: Strange Traffic
Alex was joined for the first hour of the show by singer/songwriter Strange Traffic.
We talked about the songwriting process, influences and listened to a few tracks from his upcoming album Side by Side.
Koll an Aktioun: The Festival for Everyone
We spoke to Tanja Duprez and Georges Goerens about the upcoming Koll an Aktioun festival. Set in the Musée de l’Ardoise in Haut-Martelange, this three-day festival promises to have something for everyone – from live music and exhibitions to workshops and creators markets.
Multilingualism – a blessing or a curse? with MUDAM
Ioanna Madenoglu of MUDAM talks about their language cafés in collaboration with RYSE
Celebrating world bee day with bee libre
Fernanda Herrera-Mesías, wild bee specialist talks about the Bee libre project and wild bees in Luxembourg
Cultural Agenda: Casino Forum d’Art Contemporain Luxembourg
We were joined by Véronique Kesseler from Casino Forum d’Art Contemporain Luxembourg to discuss their current and future exhibitions. Tune in the full interview to find out more!
Tiers-lieu Eich: Activities in Your Local Community
We were joined in the studio by Dalila Kamunga from ASTI to talk about a recently-opened Tiers-lieu in Eich, a ‘third place’ away from work and home that serves as a space for local people to organise and participate in activities with the aim of sharing knowledge and building community.
Investing basics with Gregory Guilmin
This episode of Money Talks deals with the fundamentals of long-term investing with guest Gregory Guilmin, financial educator and author.
Kulturfabrik: Opening of Summer Bar and More
Georges Goerens joined us in the studio to talk about the opening night of the KuFa summer bar.
multilingualism – a blessing or a curse? as a migrant mom
Patricia Abdelnour talks about her struggles and wins with multilingualism in Luxembourg
on.perfekt is looking for your traditional recipes
Estelle Flammang of on.perfekt talks about their ongoing call for traditional recipes
Scene.lu – Discover the Sounds of Luxembourg
Adam Walder about a brand new platform for local music-lovers, as well as artists creating music in the Grand Duchy.
Being Queer in Luxembourg – hate speech
Nada Negraoui about the different forms of hate speech and the psychological effect it can have on LGBTQIA+ youth
Marche pour la terre
Anna and Inara attended the Earth Day march and asked people about their motivations for attending.
multilingualism – a blessing or a curse? in theatre
Tara Klassen, actress and committee member at artist collective Maskénada, talks about multilingualism in theatre
demystifying local politics in Arlon
Politics For All and CIEP invited citizens to local political institutions in the city of Arlon to discuss local politics
Ghosts of the Villa: Radio Luxembourg Immersive Experience
Dominique Santana about the immersive sound experience at the Villa Louvigny documenting the history of Radio Luxembourg.
déi aner zine launch party
Clara and Jacquie of déi aner talk about their upocoming zine launch party
The cost of inaction: learning, questioning, building freedom
Did you know that delaying investment decisions can be really expensive? Alfi speaks to Romain Lucas, founder of Smart Money Growth, about the cost of inaction.
Luxcon – Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention
Anna talks with Gérard Kraus and Dave Leuenberger about the upcoming Science-Fiction and Fantasy Convention.
Being Queer in Luxembourg – Education
Anna sat down with Dr. Erik Schneider to talk about the importance of education on LGBTQIA+ topics.
multilingualism – a blessing or a curse? at INLL
Maisy Gorza, director of the INLL talks about the ways inequalities are present in the language learning process.
World Autism Awareness Day
What should you know about autism? That’s the topic on World Autism Awareness Day. Anna speaks to FAL’s Patrick Simon.
Being Queer in Luxembourg – The Art of Drag
Anna sat down with one of Luxembourg’s very own Drag Queens, Medusa Venom, to talk about the Drag scene in Luxembourg.
(re)discovering culinary heritage with (on)perfekt
With “Traditioun (on)perfekt”, teaches the social and culinary traditions of Luxembourg to museum visitors of all backgrounds.
multilingualism – a blessing or a curse? with ASTI
In “multilingualism – a blessing or a curse?” Vanessa and Jean-Marie of ASTI’s language cafés, and a participant find the blessings in multilingualism
Journalism and financial education
How to translate complex economic developments to stories people can understand: Mihaela Mercier speaks to journalists Cordula Schnuer and Raymond Frenken.
From That Small Island
Anna sat down with the producer Briona Nic Dhiarmada to talk about the documentary “From That Small Island”.
Festival des Migrations: Healing of Memories
Paul Chahine and Patrick Byrne of Healing of Memories Luxembourg talk about their ciné-rencontre at Festival des Migrations
Being Queer in Luxembourg – LGBTIQ+ Panel
Anna speaks to Dr. Sandy Artuso about the results of the study “Luxembourg LGBTIQ+ Panel” on the situation of LGBTQIA+ people in Luxembourg.
Who are you going to see this week?
Featuring a Viking electro folk band, the return of Sprints and also our very own Breakfast Show host Charles aka The Agitator!
Festival des Migrations: Clara Moraru of Politics For All
Inara talked to Clara Moraru of Politics For All about their upcoming event at Festival des Migrations on Saturday 21st of March.
Who eats Who – Zombies as a political metaphor
In the interview with Anna, Jacques Molitor talks about his conference “Who eats Who – Zombies as a political metaphor”.
multilingualism – a blessing or a curse? in music
In “multilingualism – a blessing or a curse?”, folk artist Martina talks about her multilingualism in writing and performing music
march signs – where creativity and protest mingle
Signs are essential to all protests. The same counted at Luxembourg’s feminist march on Sunday the 8th of March.
multilingualism – a blessing or a curse? in interpreting
In “Multilingualism – a blessing or a curse?” interpreter Jessica Domingues Mouro talks about the ups and downs of multilingualism
Being Queer in Luxembourg – Queer History
Anna got an insight into the archive of Rosa Lëtzebuerg and talked with Andy Maar about the queer history of Luxembourg.
Feminist art at MUDAM – “La Marche des Femmes”
“La Marche des Femmes” by Berthe Lutgen, a feminist artwork, is currently on display at the contemporary art museum MUDAM
Pirate Productions are looking for actors, singers, and dancers
Pirate productions are looking for adult actors, singers, and dancers for their show The Sorceress. Auditions will be taking place in March and the show it set to go on stage in November. Tune in to find out more about the production.
Exploring the Baby Blues with Danielle Federspiel-Haag
What is the baby blues ? How frequent is it ? What measures can be done to prevent it or treat it ? A lot of unanswered questions that Danielle Federspiel-Haag, a midwife specialised on the issue tackles on this new edition of Mom Actually.
Josh Island: New Music and Release Party
Josh Island joined Charles on the Breakfast Show to talk about the release of his up-coming album Imaginary Borders.
David Sundorn on the Breakfast Show
We were joined by Luxembourg-based songwriter David Sundorn for an interview and a performance of a couple of his songs. He will be releasing his new album on the 7th of March at MK Bar in Belval.
Tackling a rare child’s disease, with Vicky Wishof
How do you handle motherhood when your child is diagnosed post-partum with an extremely rare disease? A battle that Vickw Wishof comes to share with us in this very emotional episode of Mom Actually. A tribute to the fighting spirits of all mothers out there!
Mother of 4 Cécile Wiese shares her insights
Cecile Wiese is not only a mother of four, but she also has twins. Add to that that she is a teacher and spends all her days with kids, and you have a particularly packed schedule revolving around the young ones. With a lot of humor, she dives in the various challenges this brings to her, and how she approaches all the tasks at hand!
Emilie Le Guernic shares it all
Social media specialist and with a very strong following on various platforms, Emilie le Guernic joins us for a new episode of Mom Actually, where she shares the challenges of her new life as a mother. Unsolicited advice, the balance between work and home, post-partum depression: Emilie shares it all in this powerful interview.
Mom Actually with Delphine Schrepfer, Entrepreneur
First guest of our new show Mom Actually, Delphine Schrepfer comes to us to share the constant and delicate juggle between professional life and motherhood in Luxembourg. A never-ending challenge, especially when you are the boss of your own company… Her decision to become an entrepreneur after the birth of her first child, how motherhood has impacted her views on worklife, and her overall insight as a working mother in Luxembourg: Delphine shares it all!
A stroll at the new Kuebebierg neighbourhood
On Local Matters, we have a visit to the north-eastern end of the city of Luxembourg, to the neighbourhood of Kuebebierg. So far, it is only green fields and a few trees. Once finished, the Kuebebierg neighborhood will house 3000 families.
Protesting nuclear reactor extension in Cattenom
Last Saturday, a crowd of protesters gathered in the town of Cattenom, close to the nuclear power plant. Anti-nuclear energy organizsations from France, Germany and Luxembourg gathered next to the sports hall to then march to the gates of the reactors together.
