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Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Tracy Heindrichs spoke with Fokus’ Frank Engel about what a new party can bring to a government and ambitions for the future.

Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Tracy Heindrichs spoke with the ADR party’s Fernand Kartheiser about lessons learned and ambitions for the future.

The Mobbing asbl offres to all persons who are employed to fight against moral harassment and stress at work.

President of the the One People ASBL - Madeleine Yougye - joined Simon and the Breakfast Show team to talk about Black History Month which takes place throughout October. Black History Month is dedicated to celebrating, recognizing and commemorating the history, culture, achievements and contributions of black people around the world. Black History Month aims to raise awareness of the black experience, highlighting the challenges they have overcome and those they still face, the struggles for equality and civil rights, and their contributions in various fields such as arts, sciences, politics, sports, literature, music, and many others. More details can be found at www.onepeople.lu

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President of the FFCEL Delphine de Clerck came to the ACR studio to talk with Tracy Heindrichs about changing career paths several times and picking up work after taking a 20-year break to look after her household.

Ever wondered how pensions in Luxembourg even work? What system is in place for people who have worked in several countries? That’s what our journalist Tracy Heindrichs wondered about in this week's episode of No Stupid Question. Alain Reuter, president of the national pension insurance fund CNAP, provided an insight into the system.

ALAN Maladies RARE helps fostering an environment for people living with a rare disease to realize their full potential through recognition, equal opportunities and improved quality of life.

This week on Eco Talks, Tracy Heindrichs was joined by Marcel Gengler, founder of the EIS BEIEN association, an association that takes care of bees, harvests their honey and educates members about the pollinator. Our guest talked about why he started his association and how beekeeping activities must adapt to climate change.

The first edition of the women's bouldering festival takes place on 30 September. On the breakfast show, Tabitha from the Boulder Klub Luxembourg joined Franziska to explain all about the festival program and why we need to empower women in bouldering. The festival is of course open for all genders. All profits will be donated to Europa Donna to support breastcancer research.

The podcast "Mei wei sex" enters the sixth season. In our interview on Local Matters, Joël Adami, one of the creators, explains how the podcast has evolved over the past years and which topics are the most important.

With their project "Let's talk about sex", the CESAS reference centre for sexual health aims to make high quality sexual education for everyone in Luxembourg. In our interview, Christa Brömmel and Camille Soudeyns explain how.

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These are the climate news for August 2023 with Tracy Heindrichs.

What's been happening in the world of climate, environment and nature the past few weeks? Here are a few news you might have missed!

If you live or work in Luxembourg City and its surroundings, you too might have thought a plane was crashing down on you…and you wouldn’t be alone: noise pollution caused by the planes taking off and landing at the Findel airport last year alone earned the airport 3,000 complaints from residents and associations. So why do planes fly at such a low altitude over Luxembourg City and what solutions are there to ease the burden on those who circulate in the area? Ara City Radio talked to Enora Hiernaux of the grand duchy’s air navigation administration ANA to discuss this in this week’s episode of Zoom on Luxembourg.

Social media have a proven impact on climate change mitigation efforts--is it a positive or negative impact? Between information overload, climate change deniers and unchecked claims, there is a lot to navigate for those who aren't sure where to start and what to believe. Sustainability-focused social media app Greenworlder met up with our journalist Tracy Heindrichs to talk about social media and how they hope to change it.

Nicole From De Gudde Wellen joined Tom in the studio this morning to talk about their reopening party that is happening this weekend and the upcoming program of concerts and club nights that people can enjoy there over the coming months. For those that don't know, De Gudde Wellen is a 100 capacity music venue in Luxembourg city that plays host to live music and club nights alongside quizzes, standup comedy and a host of other events to keep people busy on almost any day of the week. During the summer they move from their venue to the beautiful excellently named De Gudde Weather Terrace that overlooks the grund valley. Its now time for them to move back inside for the fall though and their celebrating the return to the venue with a massive party on Saturday 16th of September. Tukan will play live alongside DJ sets by Katy De Jesus, Nuria and Chook. For more information go to: https://deguddewellen.lu/

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Cesar from Clean Something for Nothing was Tom's second guest of the morning today on the Breakfast Show. He stopped by the studios to talk about the app which he has built to support litter picking communities all over the world and how people can get involved in world clean up day this Saturday in Luxembourg. Cesar was inspired to create Clean Something For Nothing whilst traveling around Europe in a camper van where he experienced that even a small amount of litter picking can go a long way. what started as a viral instagram profile has now developed into an engaging and inspiring app which is building a global community. Users of clean something for nothing can log their trash clean ups and post photos in a similar way to instagram as well as building communities of litter pickers in their local area. This Saturday Clean Something For Nothing have partnered up with Serve the City to organize an open clean up in Luxembourg for anyone who would like to participate for world Clean Up day. On this day