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Food Scout: Greibi cake
Thursday, 2 September, 2010Amy Eber visits the charming wood carving town of Brienz to hunt down a man who still bakes the traditional cake made by poor pig farmers.
Thursday, 2 September, 2010Amy Eber visits the charming wood carving town of Brienz to hunt down a man who still bakes the traditional cake made by poor pig farmers.
Style File: Zurich vs. Geneva, styles and looks
Thursday, 2 September, 2010
Thursday, 2 September, 2010
Hansine Johnston talks to regular contributor Celeste Duvoisin about street looks, trends and why the two cities have such different fahion personalities. Special guests Beatrice Hirt, editor in chief of Zurich sur la Terre, and Claudia Torrequadra, head of PR for Bon Genie for Switzerland, also join the conversation.
Business Report: Burger King's on the block
Thursday, 2 September, 2010Henk Potts talks about yesterday’s strong markets and how investors are still putting their money into precious metals, especially gold. (Henk makes clear he’s not buying gold at $12,000 an ounce!) And French media giant Vivendi gets good profit news. And finally, a whopper of a story— Burger King’s on the block.
Thursday, 2 September, 2010Henk Potts talks about yesterday’s strong markets and how investors are still putting their money into precious metals, especially gold. (Henk makes clear he’s not buying gold at $12,000 an ounce!) And French media giant Vivendi gets good profit news. And finally, a whopper of a story— Burger King’s on the block.
Swiss By Design: Surfaces and sacred spaces
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010Jennifer Davies looks at the link between body image and product design. She also explores architecture, looking at Mario Botta’s Ticino masterpiece Chapel of Santa Maria degli Angeli and previews the best upcoming cultural events from around the country this week.
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010Jennifer Davies looks at the link between body image and product design. She also explores architecture, looking at Mario Botta’s Ticino masterpiece Chapel of Santa Maria degli Angeli and previews the best upcoming cultural events from around the country this week.
Movie Week: The 67th Venice Film Festival
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010The sixty-seventh edition of the Venice International Film Festival opens today (September first) and runs until September eleven at the Venice Lido. Susan Flory speaks to Marco Müller who is the artistic director of the sixty-seventh edition and has been heading the Venice Biennale’s Cinema section since 2004.
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010The sixty-seventh edition of the Venice International Film Festival opens today (September first) and runs until September eleven at the Venice Lido. Susan Flory speaks to Marco Müller who is the artistic director of the sixty-seventh edition and has been heading the Venice Biennale’s Cinema section since 2004.
The Traveller: Ticino hotel chic
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010Celeste Duvoisin is on a mission to find boutique hotel chic in Ticino. Mission accomplished she assures:
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010Celeste Duvoisin is on a mission to find boutique hotel chic in Ticino. Mission accomplished she assures:
Lunch with WRS: Philip Jaffé
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010Professor Philip Jaffé is a forensic psychologist trained in Switzerland, New York, and at Harvard University. Born in Trinidad to a mixed European and North American family, he’s worked, traveled and trained on both sides of the Atlantic. For 15 years he taught at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences at the University of Geneva, but these days he works at the University Institute Kurt Bösch in Sion where he’s the director of Children’s Rights Teaching. Mark Butcher sits down with Philip Jaffé.
Wednesday, 1 September, 2010Professor Philip Jaffé is a forensic psychologist trained in Switzerland, New York, and at Harvard University. Born in Trinidad to a mixed European and North American family, he’s worked, traveled and trained on both sides of the Atlantic. For 15 years he taught at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences at the University of Geneva, but these days he works at the University Institute Kurt Bösch in Sion where he’s the director of Children’s Rights Teaching. Mark Butcher sits down with Philip Jaffé.
