Signs are essential to all protests. The same counted at Luxembourg’s feminist march on Sunday the 8th of March. Anna and Inara went ahead and attended a sign making workshop at MUDAM on Saturday and the march on Sunday to talk to participants about their slogans and what they’re fighting for.
We were joined in the studio by Fatima Rougi from Planning Familial about the recent governmental vote to enshrine abortion freedom into the Luxembourgish constitution. She tells us about the reasons behind the push for this vote and what is next on the agenda for the organisation.
We spoke to Mathieu Viau-Courville from CLAE who is the coordinator for the Festival des Migrations. The 43rd edition of this annual festival takes place at LUXEXPO-THEBOX on the 21st and 22nd of March. Listen to the full interview to find out what’s in store for this year’s edition.
Timelord joined Charles in the studio to talk about his upcoming release party for his album 4RENT happening at De Gudde Wëllen on the 13th of March. Tune in to find out more about the record, his approach to making music and what to expect from a Timelord show.
“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 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.
Josh Island joined Charles on the Breakfast Show to talk about the release of his up-coming album Imaginary Borders. The album is set to be released on the 6th of March, followed by a concert to mark the release on the 7th of March at the Rockhal. Tune in to find out more about what to expect from his new music!
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.
A new petition calls for tighter controls on organised begging involving animals. Supporters cite welfare concerns, while social groups warn of stigmatising the group of beggars.
We spoke to Mariana Infante and Clémence Vaquier from the Eich Neighbours Group, a newly-formed citizens initiative focussing on improving life for the community in the neighbourhood of Eich. Tune in to the interview to hear more about their objectives and what they have planned for the future!
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