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Burnt Out in Biscuit Land is coming to the Grütli Theatre in Geneva on the 16 and 17 May. Created by Jess Thom - an artist, writer and activist, this performance challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about disability through her various works. Jess has Tourette’s syndrome herself. She co-founded Touretteshero in the UK in 2010; a project that c…
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Just over one year on, Dr Michelle speaks with Matthias Herren who helped set up Heart2Heart, the English-language service of the Dargebotene Hand. You can find a listening ear by calling 0800 143 000 any day from 6pm-11pm, anonymously and free of charge.SwissVille Broadcasting
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Learn about the events each week at the United Nations with Margaux Creagh and Katt Cullen. Margaux works within the Press and External Relations Team at the United Nations Information Service in Geneva. She is responsible for drafting press releases for the media, diplomatic representations, non-governmental organizations, and the public, on key m…
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Why is a sense of belonging so important? Why should we make sure we take a moment to celebrate our wins, big or small? And how do doing both of these things together build our resilience? Alessandra Patti explains...SwissVille Broadcasting
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This week’s Health Matters is delving into a subject many dog owners may not have considered: when and how to give Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) to their four-legged friends. Listen in to learn some skills that could make all the difference.SwissVille Broadcasting
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Previously known as ESCA CancerSupport, Tara Miller explains the name change ahead of their biggest annual fundraiser each year; Steps for Cancer Support. Register now. Whether you have been diagnosed with cancer or are dealing with a loved one’s illness, Cancer Support Switzerland is here to support you. All their services are free and in English.…
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Ever wanted to sound more confident when speaking? Here's a trick to use at home and at work. Communication Coach Amy Carroll talks about the power of downward inflection and why we need to shed the habit of using the word "but". For more on this series from Amy, visit her YouTube channel or carrollcoaching.com…
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Charley's Aunt is a farce that first graced the stages in London in 1892, and moved to Broadway and Paris in 1893. The story centres around a Charley and Jack who want to date young ladies. In order to do so respectfully they require a chaperone and they convince their friend Lord Fancourt Babberley a.k.a. Babbs, to impersonate Charley's aunt in or…
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Increased self-esteem can help with your professional career, mental health, and even physical health. Here's how... Alessandra Patti is the founder of FindYourWay Coaching, she is a professional trainer and consultant for mental wellbeing and communication at the workplace.SwissVille Broadcasting
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The Fribourg International Film Festival aims to promote understanding between cultures - through film. It shines a light on different cultures, traditions, and reveals new talents within the film industry. The 38th edition will feature 100 films, but also Q&As, panel discussions, exhibitions, and parties! Festival Director Thierry Jobin joined Kat…
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TEDx Lausanne takes place this year at L’Octogone, Théâtre de Pully this Thursday 14 March 17:30 - 21:30. All talks will be in English. It's the first edition in 5 years. Curator Damien Gaulthier joins us to explain what's new. TEDx Lausanne Curator Damien Gaulthier in the WRS studio The TEDxLausanne stage will welcome talks on AI, art, economy of …
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Genève Volley hasn't been the most successful in the past decade, but they're finally turning heads this year. They're ranked 6th/10th with a chance to move up give the results of their last few games. This year was the first time the club reached the semi-finals. Originally from the US, and measuring 185cm, Jody Larson has been with Genève Volley …
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Geneva English School has been delivering the British Curriculum to children in Geneva for over 60 years. There are around 350 children at the school and around 180 of those at Primary. They have a massive outdoor space available for students, including a full sports pitch and a view of the lake. They’re particularly proud of having happy, engaged …
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The US presidential election affects the world. US citizens who live outside the country have the opportunity to vote, but not just in the General Election – but in the Primaries that are going on right now. Mark Butcher spoke to Tory Mallett, who’s chair of Democrats Abroad Switzerland, and asked if the Democrats are unique in holding Primaries ou…
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Powermeals deliver freshly made food direct to you every week. Itp's ideal if you don't have enough time to cook, or you always struggle to find something tasty for lunch in the office. Powermeals make all tnheir meals fresh with local produce and the menus reflect what's in season. Isabel Acland from Powermeals came into the studio to speak with M…
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Do you run your own business? Are you an entrepreneur ? FONGIT (The Fondation Genevoise pour l'Innovation Technologique), based in Geneva, support entrepreneurs with the expertise, resources and financing they need to transform innovative ideas into sustainable companies. How do they do this? And why do they do this? We talk to Fongit Director Anto…
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Tetanus is the topic up for discussion in this week’s Health Matters: what symptoms can it cause and when, and how often, should you be vaccinated? Dr Michelle explains all. Find more information about tetanus here and the full Swiss Vaccination schedule here.SwissVille Broadcasting
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Today we have Alessandra Patti with us again. She is the founder of FindYourWay Coaching, Communication Trainer and Mental Wellbeing Consultant. She designs unconventional educational programs for companies to open up taboos in a safe way. And today indeed there is a kind of a taboo, which is the recent “restructuring” we keep hearing of..…
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January is cervical cancer awareness month in many countries: an opportunity to raise awareness about the fourth most common cancer in women globally, as well as vaccination against human papillomavirus, which causes over 95% of cervical cancers. Dr Michelle explains the importance of HPV vaccination and regular cervical screening, as well as WHO’s…
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Dr Michelle brings the final part in the series on post-natal depression, continuing her conversation with Sophie from the Post-partum Depression Switzerland Association. This time learning more about the work of the Association and the support services they have available.SwissVille Broadcasting
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Swiss Press Photo 23 showcases the best Swiss photo journalism from 2022. The photos give a glimpse behind the headlines with some 130 photos of current events, such as the war in Ukraine and climate protests, everyday scenes from the hot summer of 2022, mesmerising portraits and gripping moments from the sporting year. The exhibit is on now and co…
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The WRS Breakfast Show welcomed Lance Thompson on-air to tell us more about Les Genevoix - the gay men's choir in Geneva. They have upcoming concerts in Geneva and Lausanne and are about to hold open auditions to join the group. All levels of experience welcome! TIckets for their upcoming shows available at lesgenevoix.ch…
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Today musician Max Haft and WRS' Katt Cullen take a look at 90's early 2000's indie rock for the Offbeat! 1. Slowdive - performing on Saturday 2 February at the Alhambra Theatre in Geneva as part of Antigel Festival. 2. The Notwist - performing at Rote Fabrik in Zurich on Saturday 27 JanuarySwissVille Broadcasting
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Geneva English School's Head Teacher Matt Williams joins Katt Cullen on the Breakfast Show to explain the advantages of GCSEs and A-levels for International Students. We look at whether it's easy to change system if students are already on track for the IB or Swiss Maturité, and the best timing to switch system. Aside from academics, we also take a…
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Gisela Schmidt-Martin and Larry Wagner join us in the studio to talk about the upcoming GAOS production of Pinocchio. We talk about the origins of pantomime, the fun they've been having with their characters, and touch on the extremely dedicated cast and crew behind such a production. Pinocchio - set in the sixth town of Cinque Terre in Italy - com…
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Santa shared some of the ways he says "Merry Christmas" as he travels around the world, but another important word we learnt today was “poronkusemaa” - the distance a reindeer can travel without stopping to urinate. We also ask Santa how he'll be relaxing when all his hard work is done.SwissVille Broadcasting
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Christelle Millo, Product Manager at Fleuriot, tells us about what's on trend in the world of beautiful bouquets for this festive period. Find Fleuriot stores at Corraterie (flagship store), Cornavin Station, O-Vives or Geneva Airport; as well as in Manor Geneva, Chavannes and Vevey. They're online at fleuriot.ch…
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As you explore the charming streets of Carouge, discover the new artistic illuminations, drink a vin chaud and head towards the Christmas Market this Friday 15 - Sunday 17 December. Ioana Siebold is part of the committee who organise Carouge Magique. She joined us on the WRS Breakfast Show this morning...…
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The power to lead – are we born with it or can we learn it? A Professor in Leadership, Thomas Frankl, lectures at universities across Europe. He has a new book out, Subliminal Leadership, which highlights how we can influence people subliminally – and be a leader.SwissVille Broadcasting
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notebynote, founded by Sue lake, will host the annual Christmas Sing-a-long this year on Saturday 9 December at the Salle Communale in Chéserex. The singing starts at 2pm and will go on for around an hour. Mulled wine and mince pies will be available after the singing. It's a great opportunity to get into the holiday spirit at this family friendly …
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This year, WRS has started to air more local music to showcase some of the fantastic talent around Switzerland. Felix de Leon sent in his track "Don't Go" and we loved it so much we decided to find out more about the Zurich based artist, just ahead of his 19th birthday. Felix de Leon joined Katt Cullen on the WRS Breakfast Show... View this post on…
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MyPrivate family office software is secure solution for better book-keeping for the home and family. The interface allows you to have just one place that tracks the family's finances; payments, statements, mortgage, taxing and budget, and so much more. Within the same platform it can also deal with succession planning, health records, vehicle-relat…
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Prangins Castle has an interesting history in itself, but it’s the people that have passed through it that fascinate our Breakfast Show host, Katt Cullen. The first record of the domain is from 1096, and the current building dates from 1732 - so there have been a fair few people pass through the doors. If you, like us, want to find out more about t…
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Last month, our Mental Wellbeing Consultant Alessandra Patti encouraged us to get some rest and take a pyjama day. While it might feel like that's impossible to do as we hear full force into the month of December, Alessandra reminds us that we all have our limits and that we need to shed this feeling of pre-Christmas guilt we may feel around the in…
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