Episodes
"That funny British-French lady on Instagram with the pink hair"
In concert around Switzerland
130 photographs showing the global events of last year, allowing us to take a step back from the fast-moving news cycle and reflect on world events from a fresh perspective
And 65 years from Zurich
It's Pantomime time already!
A scientific explanation
Get expert advice
Through artefacts, personal stories, and an immersive room, we learn about the "unsinkable" ship of 1912
Talking with Jean-Yves Pidoux about boomers and Gen-Z on climate and how these grandparents want to stand up for the planet
Lorraine McDowell runs a biennial science conference on science, technology, engineering and maths for girls aged 11-14
New book explains
Anou Boccasam creates 7-course plant-based gourmet cuisine
Chocolate festival in Neuchatel
Team Captain Noé Anabir and Coach Patrick Pembele join us in the studio
Spread some happiness in Eastern Europe
and a Ceilidh!
Sally is a football expert, Senior Sports Communication Manager and a huge fan
Local student wins major award
1-2 November in Rolle
The world premiere of Bruna Pereira's feature 'Hydrangeas Blood' will launch the first film festival, followed by short films and networking
Using new mathematical model
Les Mis comes to the Geneva Arena this 30th October - 3rd November - in English.
Adam Koniuszewski will travel along the Iron Curtain
Join the safe space hackathon this 1-2 November in Bern. All levels of experience welcome.
Look to the skies this weekend in Switzerland. The comet 'Tsuchinshan Atlas' will be visible shortly after sunset.
Founder Damien O'Brien wants a world where mental health receives the same care and compassion as physical health
Alex Marrable from Tutorsplus explains how they build confidence in this back-to-school period
In St Prex Saturday 5 Oct
Festival Director Sylvie Cachin joins Katt Cullen on the WRS Breakfast Show to tell us what's in store over the next 10 days
Ibsen’s scandalous play “Ghosts” is a scathing commentary on 19th century societal values, but the themes continue today