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Bourgmeisterin’s mission is to help people rediscover their sense of self by sharing captivating stories from and about Luxembourg that forge a deep emotional connection with the places they now call home: regardless whether it’s always been the case, or they moved here recently. #makehistoryhipagain

Bourgmeisterin’s mission is to help people rediscover their sense of self by sharing captivating stories from and about Luxembourg that forge a deep emotional connection with the places they now call home: regardless whether it’s always been the case, or they moved here recently. #makehistoryhipagain

Bourgmeisterin’s mission is to help people rediscover their sense of self by sharing captivating stories from and about Luxembourg that forge a deep emotional connection with the places they now call home: regardless whether it’s always been the case, or they moved here recently. #makehistoryhipagain

Bourgmeisterin’s mission is to help people rediscover their sense of self by sharing captivating stories from and about Luxembourg that forge a deep emotional connection with the places they now call home: regardless whether it’s always been the case, or they moved here recently. #makehistoryhipagain

Hold on tight, folks, because we're about to embark on a joyride through the quirky and fascinating world of Gëlle Fra (Luxembourgish for "Golden Lady"), lovingly nicknamed Monument of Remembrance, in the heart of Luxembourg City

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Violence as a means of communication is used when words are not available. At the service Riicht Eraus of the Red Cross, psychologist Daniela Cabete tries to prevent men from using violence against their family members. In our interview, she calls for a rethinking of boys' education.

On Local Matters this week, we dive into the topic of men’s tears. Upon growing up, young men learn to mask their emotions to be masculine. Often this impacts mental health, fosters depression and internalised stress. With the local association Infomann, men and boys can seek help.

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Iryna Sagaidak in her life has made several transitions. She went from being a scientist to teaching mindful movement. On Voices Matter, she explains how she has progressed during this journey and what mindfulness means to her.

On Local Matters this week, we talk about the risk of radicalization. As public discourse gets more polarized, the path towards a personal radicalization seems to be more accessible. Especially in online discourse, the danger seems to be inherent. For our interview today, Mira Sorrentino has joined us to talk about the digital means of radicalisation. Mira works with the association respect.lu, to keep people from pursuing radical ideologies.

With the latest escalation in Middle East, public debate is more polarised than ever. Doors wide open for more extreme opinions and radicalisation. On today's Local Matters, Carine Weyer and Peter Kagerer explain how they avoid people from getting more radicalised with the Asbl respect.lu Photo: ju5ti via flickr

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Interview with Catherine Kontz, artistic director of Rainy Days 2023, a festival of new music in the Philharmonie, kicking off on 16 November 2023.

Six years ago, Stéphanie Ravat's daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Since this day, the disease has dominated the daily live of the family as her daughter needed constant care. On Voices Matter, Stéphanie explains why she sees the urgent need for more leave for parents of sick children.

Artist Frank Jons and What Water member Axelle Salvage joined Simon on the Breakfast Show. What Water ASBL is an organization that bridges the gap between European and Central African artists to provide clean water access to vulnerable populations. What Water ASBL is dedicated to realizing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, with a mission to provide clean water to 8 million people by 2030. On December 1st and 2nd, 2023, What Water ASBL will hold the Melusin'art Humanitarian Exhibition at Casino Luxembourg. The purpose of the exhibition is to raise awareness about the global water crisis and generate funds to facilitate clean water access in Central Africa. Among the featured artists are Barthelemy Togo, recognized as a UNESCO artist for peace, and Jean-Marie Biwer, a prominent figure in the Luxembourg art scene for over 40 years. Their contributions, along with those of their fellow artists, promise to make Melusin'art an exceptional showcase of talent and commitment to the cause. (The work