About this Episode
Alan Randresy from the Comite de Liaison des Associations d’Etrangers (CLAE) joins Wendy on air to talk about this year’s festival, coming up at LuxExpo on 15 and 16 March. The Festival des Migrations, des Cultures et de la Citoyennete is a vibrant cultural crossroads where people meet to discuss and learn, to grow and create a fair future for everyone. Also in the studio is filmmaker Vessela Vencheva, whose ‘cinema bus’ project is now an integral part of the festival, and Sahil Goel, who will take part as a member of the Indian Association in Luxembourg.
And as the show aired on the eve before International Women’s Day, the music pays tribute to women, and we’ll hear inspiring words towards the beginning of the show by two poets, Maya Angelou and Lynn Aprill. Poetry is also part of the festival – Writers Who Talk is hosting a Word Tonic project where people can find poetical remedies for some of life’s woes, and Happy Hour host Wendy Winn will be in the book section, with several books and time to talk! Radio ARA – the radio station for All Voices – is the festival’s media partner and will also be there throughout the weekend.
