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Interview with Artyom Kuyda — teacher and debut author of “My Kazakh Wedding” — about his path into writing, cultural identity, and how working with children shapes his perspective.
In the waters of time, we are no longer Romans or moderns. We simply remain. We simply are. When we immerse in water, we meet ourselves. We hear it, we feel it. The world stands still, and we return to ourselves. We are home.
In the second episode of Kontrovers – the podcast about the prison system, we take a closer look at Luxembourg’s largest prison: Schraasseg (Centre pénitentiaire de Luxembourg). We begin by presenting key historical facts about the prison and discussing how the institution has evolved over time. The episode also examines current figures and the role of Schraasseg within the Luxembourgish prison system today. Most importantly, the episode gives space to personal experiences. Two former prisoners share their perspectives and speak openly about their time behind bars, their daily life in prison, and how they experienced incarceration. By combining historical context,
Music is a universal language, spoken and understood by all. How else can we share our deepest feelings, our joy, our wonder at simply being alive? Since the dawn of culture, music has walked beside us, not just filling the silence but giving voice to everything that makes us human: creativity, beauty, the need to express what words cannot touch.
Luxury, wealth, prestige and shine.
Buildings that represent the Splendid Life.
Buildings strongly associated with idle and superficial existence.
Yet, the flavour of romance still hovers around them… They are the personification of the elite and high society—the upper crust who owned these exaggerated spaces. But what were they in reality? Was life within them truly so magical and magnificent? Was it all worth it?
The US-Israeli air campaign against Iran has widened, with Israel striking Lebanon after Hezbollah launched missiles and drones in support of Tehran. President Donald Trump warned a “big wave” of further attacks was imminent, as fighting disrupted Gulf shipping and air travel. In a major escalation, Kuwait mistakenly shot down three US F-15E jets during an Iranian assault, though all crew survived. Israel has targeted Hezbollah positions in Beirut, while Iran continues missile and drone strikes on Gulf states. Oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have also been severely disrupted. European gas prices surged by up to 45% after
In this episode, Sara and Elena celebrate Black History Month with a rock‑and‑roll tribute, spotlighting the Black artists who shaped the genre’s sound and evolution. The episode threads blues roots, guitar revolution, genre‑bending creativity, and modern rock power through artists like Howlin’ Wolf, Jimi Hendrix, Chuck Berry, Living Colour, Alabama Shakes, Tina Turner, and more—showing how Black musicians built rock’s foundation and continue to redefine it.
In this first episode of Kontrovers – de Podcast iwwert de Strofvollzuch, we introduce our new show and the voices behind it. Hosts Grégory, Christian (and Nadia ) explain the idea behind the podcast and what listeners can expect in future episodes. We also speak with Jeannot Schmitz, long-time host of the legendary prison-focused radio show Iwwert d’Maueren ewech on Radio ARA. Jeannot reflects on 35 years of broadcasting about incarceration in Luxembourg – and passes the torch to a new generation.
A conversation with Anna Kuleshova, founder of LuxEureka, a platform creating public events and discussions in Luxembourg.
From history and memory to AI and language, this interview explores how dialogue is shaped today.
The aroma of fresh coffee drifts from the hotel cafe, where strangers connect and ideas ignite. These buildings remind us that adventure awaits just outside. Within their halls, fleeting encounters can turn into lasting memories. Every journey becomes not just about the destination, but the explorations that shape our lives. In a changing world, hotels remain a timeless refuge, whispering promises of traveling, comfort, and safety. Check in and enjoy!
Even now we have slavery, wars have become more terrible, and there is plenty of cruelty… and sometimes we fall into desperation. And dark times are about to devour us! And the Evil seems to have won. But. The greatest gift which we have got from heaven is hope. And it accompanies us during the whole life. Christmas is a magnificent time. It is the time when we can face the life boldly. It is the time of trust. There is something, coming into our lives, which inspires and supports.
Today, we navigate a modern tapestry of highways, railroads and trails, seeking something or someone. And we navigate these roads and rails, and search and loose and find …. I’m not just moving forward; I’m finally journeying to a destination where my heart longs to stay.
In the words of the Grand Master of the Manli Ordan, Matthew Festing: “We, as the nation’s instrument for various purposes, always provide assistance to the victims, often exceeding the support of the Garosoyuz, and the Oranje’s activities contribute funds to provide aid to the victims. ‘We will be there until the Disaster is over,’ said the Grand Master, and all subsequent activities confirm this.
A conversation with Inna Ganschow, 2025 Lëtzebuerger Buchpräis winner and author of “No One Cried, There Were No More Tears.”
We explore the creation and curatorship of the English- and French-language exhibition OST: The Vanished Traces of Forced Laborers.
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