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Arie Boomsma of Arie Slob? Arthur heeft het er maar moeilijk mee, en kunnen we deze week alweer naar festivals? Audrey de Ridder en Arthur Vacca bespreken het nieuws rond om vaccinaties en minister Slob.

This week, Niall Moore and Ricardo Acuña dare to dream of a world without Covid and debate the power of religious schools in the Netherlands. Also, have you heard the one about the hyena in the White House?

Breathe. It’s been a tough week. Lottie and Marta are taking the time to heal, to bring each other poems that restore the soul and move the heart to reconsider. This week Marta brought along Stuart Hensons ‘The Price’ from William Siegharts Poetry Pharmacy. Balm for the soul on a double decker bus. Lottie offered us Anne Sextons ‘Yellow’, A hopeful proclamation as we head into the dark winter months. Will they ever turn the sun back on again?

In the early 60s, the world has been shocked by a wave of cultural changes; and firstly, it started with a huge shock in music. In the opening episode of How Did We Get Hear, a podcast series in which we will analyze different music movements from the past and their impact on society and today’s music industry, Anastasia Nullans will talk about a phenomenon called The British Invasion and how it initiated the cultural revolution. Additionally, a lot of songs will be played tonight starting from the Kinks to the Yardbirds, so get comfortable, grab a drink and enjoy listening to some good old classics! Playlist : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ZY7ylHS9o4pV8ddDzTZBb?si=VZZZ8ygRRbaqgMESNu6NeA

This year makes the 50th anniversary of David Mancuso’s ’The Loft’, what has been deemed the most influential party in history. What is it that makes them so important? In short, these parties have come to stand as an inimitable celebration of community and love. Allie sits down with author, professor, and co-founder of Lucky Cloud Sound System and All Our Friends, Tim Lawrence, to discuss the healing power of dancing, David and his principles for what makes a great party, the necessity of change in club culture, and more. This conversation is a special one that will surely instil a feeling of hope as we await those special dance floor connections once again.

Akos Erdosi tells us about smuggling gerbils over the polish border. Benny Zurlo, Diederik Zuurmond and Lara Ricote smuggle their borderline jokes into the studio, bringing breaking news and water-breaking news!

In this episode, Theresa and Elisabeth guide you through the lesser-known and student-friendly streaming platforms to continue to broaden your cinematic horizons during the lockdown. From the big screen to the home screen, we introduce you to directors and programs that we think are a must-see as film enthusiasts. Learn all about Almodovar in this new episode of Roomies at the Movies.

Arthur Vacca en Babette Stolk hadden eigenlijk een podcast voorbereid over de aftermath van de Amerikaanse verkiezingen... die zijn er alleen nog niet. Al improviserend hebben ze het over het kiessysteem in Amerika en een potentiële nieuwe terreurgolf in Europa, luister mee!

How much did the American election cost? Why don’t Western media talk about terrorism in the Middle East? On today’s episode of UVA RADIO NEWS, Michela Grasso and Marlene Bruhl will guide you through these crazy times

Nisa Ceylan and Patrick McCallion have a chat about performing during COVID-19, homesickness and anxieties about the future. McCallion’s upcoming single Millenial Love with the band The New Nostalgia will be out on November 6.

The Donkcast. There is another... episode. That's right folks! It's time for some donkity donking donks. The music has only gotten harder over the summer and our beautiful hosts, Felix Faillace, Adam Tamimi and Rom Dog, spent much of August on a donk retreat in Wroclaw. There they studied the intricate magic of donk music. In this return episode they discuss their findings at great length, leading to rigorous debate around what constitutes a 'true' donk song.

For this episode of the Uva RADIO Theatre Mystery Feature Luc Huijgens puts us in the headspace of a wretched, subterranean creature capable of mimicking the human form perfectly. Tonight, Tom the socialoid, armed with nothing but his flesh-disguise and less-than-extensive knowledge of human behavior, is to hunt the most dangerous game... drunk university students. How does he expect to bring someone back to his nest for consumption? Will the students catch on to his charade in time to save their lives? And to what lengths will the socialoid go to keep himself from drinking alcohol? The single most toxic substance known to his species.

This week death is a cometh in the form of 1930s horror films. In Fährmann Maria, he is particularly inept whilst in The Ninth Guest he puts on a mean spread. Tune in to hear the two dashing B Team heroes George Abbott and Elliot Bloom dissect what make these delectable uncut gems.

We have arrived. D-Day 2020. Trump or Biden shall be the next US president. Felix Faillace and Elmer are back with another episode of Party Roulette to guide you through this intriguing election. Discussion then diverts to debates around potential statehood for Puerto Rico and DC. Felix says aye, Elmer says nay. DING DING DING.

In a dual world, creation and documentation are boiling in the same pot as the neurosoup that creates sublimity. Art is the spoon that mends it all together from our narrative, to a global discourse. George Rallis sits down with artist, Aurelien Lepetit to discuss mediality, artistic practice and the necessity of its non-completion.

Another powerful guest joins us. Let's go deep into what happens when you're trying to study, and get inspiration from an amazing life story. Aramayis Petrosyan and Nathan Ordonez will guide you through the Pit of Fear

On the eve of the US Presidential election, Niall Moore takes a moment with UvA lecturer Penny Sheets Thibaut. To reflect on where America has been over the last few months and, whatever happens, tomorrow, where it goes from here.

Vandaag besprekken Babette Stolk en Audrey de Ridder de protesten in Polen, de machtsmisbruik binnen de belastingsdienst en the looks van Hoekstra... en dat allemaal met een kater. Luister mee!

Right to abortion in Poland, a new constitution in Chile and water on the Moon; you can hear about this and much more (If you are courageous enough to listen to a hilarious Trump ad) on today’s episode of UVA RADIO NEWS with Michela Grasso and Nora O’Dea.

We hope you're hungry. In this Episode Lottie and Marta prepare a poetic meal for you, with an appetiser of metaphors and side salad of groceries. Marta brought along Allen Ginsberg's "A Supermarket in California", a supermarket trip which questions consumerism and philosophises the nuclear family. Lottie offered us Li-Young Lee's "Persimmons", an exploration of identity and cultural assimilation through bright Chinese fruit and childlike innocence. Literally, food for thought.

Maybe we can’t go clubbing for the time being, but this week, Tumbling Dice’s Allison Hatch brings the dance floor to you. For Episode 8, London-based producer and DJ Petals in Sound spices things up with a guest mix of soulful deep house and 4x4 aces. Check out her debut EP, Palace, released last month on Boyanza Records. Tracklist: Petals in Sound — Conure Tonico Pete Dafeet — Vanguard Melody (Nail Remix) Lovebreak — We Love Each Other Scruscru — Teuf De Ouf (feat. Jehan) Bruise — Wildflower Petals in Sound — Buoyancy (Leigh D Oliver Remix) Hidden Spheres — Bill Loves You Omar S — Oops Hurlee — Favorite Jazz RareTwo Inc. — Cum 2Geza Midland — Double Trouble Baltra — Supreme Jon Sable — Grey Paper Moon (Chaos in the CBD Mix) DJ Seinfeld — U Bicep — Aura Petals in Sound — Titahi Bay

In this high-testosterone boys-only episode, Benny Zurlo, Ákos Erdősi and Diederik Zuurmond talk waving at prostitutes, the esoteric rituals of the catholic church, the effect of racism on the economy, getting rick-rolled by Donald Trump, penis-size, long-distance running, gangbangs, Darth Gaydar, tropical communism and pinterest tattoos.

In this weeks episode, Theresa and Elisabeth talk all about adulting. We all know: being an adult is really damn hard sometimes. But don’t worry, you’re not alone, the Roomies send warm wishes and introduce you to their cinematic heroes that will bring you through November safely: We’re Bringing to you an in depth discussion of “The Nest” (Sean Durkin, 2020) and “Rocks” (Sarah Gavron, 2019), as well as a long list of honourable and equally dishonourable mentions.

UVA RADIO interviews takes a psychedelic vibe today and brings you Daan Keiman, a spiritual guide. Are you curious to discover how truffles can make our lives better? Or whether Dean would take hallucinogens with Mark Rutte? Tap to know more!

There's a jungle of self-help advice out there. Nootropics? Temporal thinking styles? Aramayis Petrosyan and Nathan Ordonez will make it clear for you. Oh, and no overdosing please.

The billion-dollar industry of mindfulness promises us reductions in anxiety, knowledge of our true selves, general transcendence and more! This episode, Beth and Ava look at what the science of mindfulness does and doesn't tell us about the brain, cognition, and even the self. Come along for the ride as they breakdown the hype around mindfulness, even venturing into potential dark sides of meditative practices.

This week on UVA RADIO NEWS, Niall Moore and Nora O’Dea are bringing you a first-class world tour, taking off in Bolivias renewed democracy to then fly over Nigeria’s protests and Poland’s new abortion laws, and finally landing in Paris with an “Emily” you might have heard about.

Met demonstraties in Nigeria tegen SARS, een boze lange Frans en een onthoofding in Parijs is er genoeg nieuws om te bespreken deze week. Het probleem: Arthur Vacca is de enige die niet ziek is. Lukt het hem om 17 minuten vol te krijgen

Your favourite Asians dive deep into the controversial sides of Covid-19. Mohini Rastogi, Erandi De Silva, Justin Yeung Wang Ngai and Yald Alieni focus on the situations in their home countries and also touch on their experiences in the Netherlands. Expect some spicy takes on the different opinions and responses to the crisis!

Is this weeks UVA RADIO LIVE SESSION, we are venturing inside the mind of a mysterious artist going by the name of Rockpool Dramas. Usually keeping to himself in his artistic lair, today he spills out heart and soul as he strolls through the questions of Hessel Du Mark, with wits and balls about him.

Viewed from a micro lens, what creates the global spirit of humanity is empathy. Art, creation, and their objects thus would be the actors that let us zoom in and out. Born from this dynamic relationship of collectivity, Meru releases her EP "The Human Experience" and shares a piece of her mind and work with us.

It is 2 weeks until the US presidential election. Biden vs Trump. Dumb vs Dumber. Sleepy Joe is up 10 percent in the polls, mostly due to the states falling apart over the summer and Trump's campaign being weaker than a 25 year old dog. Meanwhile Facebook and Twitter are ramping up their censorship at an alarming rate. Choon in for all this and more on Party Roulette with Felix Faillace.

Monday Motivation did it again. Power, advice, insight and energy from an amazing guest who's done everything. With all of this, you'll be one step closer to your ideal self.

Luc Huijgens is back. This UVA RADIO Theatre Mystery Feature takes place on a small asteroid orbiting a lilac dwarf star. It is here that a lone farmer works night and day to survive in a vast universe overtaken by late-stage capitalism. Who is this farmer? What happened to the rest of his species? And why is it that he's suddenly started hearing voices in his head?

This week from the B Team will be 1930s comedy B films. The chosen contenders are The Lady and The Mob 1939 and The Plot Thickens 1936, each featuring strong female leads. So, tune in to hear them investigated by 2 not so leading males.

Cyborgs? Criminal golden passports in the EU? Police brutality in Nigeria? Was Obama a … stoner? Today on UVA RADIO NEWS, Marlene Bruhl and Michela Grasso will solve all of your doubts, plus a bonus story on how Marlene got banned from Australia.

We kennen hem van uitspraken zoals ‘bek houden’, ‘pleur op’ en een supergaaf land. Inmiddels is Mark Rutte sinds 14 oktober al 10 jaar onze minister-president en wil hij vooral dat wij allemaal normaal blijven doen. Luister mee naar Arthur Vacca en Babette Stolk in deze speciale uitzending van UvA Radio Nieuws!

Behold for the first time ever BROWN TOWN. Podcast virgins Mohini, Justin, Erandi and Yalda talk about all Asian tings. Join us on this whirlwind of laughter and confusion about making sense of the world as crazy Asians.

This week, Lottie and Marta brace the subject of Goodbyes. Bittersweet and agonising, until we meet again or the final farewell. We explored what saying goodbye means through the poems that were there when we said it. Lottie brought along Natalie Diaz’s ‘Grief Work’, a heart wrenching wrestle with grief - a slow hug. Marta brought along Paul Éluard’s 'Négation de la poésie’, an elegy to his late wife - a meditation on time overflowing. Don’t worry, we’re not going anywhere.

Tumbling Dice’s Allison Hatch is back with an ambient guest mix from the Cairo-based DJ, Sabrout. With the world seemingly falling apart, this mix offers a welcomed respite to drift away in. Sabrout is a part of Delayed, the underground electronic music platform. Tracklist Terre Thaemlitz — A City On Springs nthng — A Souls Search Jordan GCZ — Bol Lawrence — Horses Lost Souls of Saturn — Bint El Khandaq Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement — Beyond the Yellow-Spotted Bamboo Tora Vinter — Sheherazade (Johanna Knutsson Rymdskogen Remix) Ólafur Arnalds, Nils Frahm — 00:26 Apparat — Caronte (Radio Slave Remix) Julie Byrne & Eric Littmann — Spain Soela — Unnamed And Uninvited John Beltran — Street Lights Mathew Jonson — When Love Feels Like Crying The xx — Reunion

In this episode, Elisabeth and Theresa give you their September cinematic highlights and guide you through what not to miss out on in Amsterdam's movie sphere this October. As supporters of women in front of and behind the camera, they introduce you to three extraordinary films by discussing power relations in Josephine Deckers ‘Shirley’ obsessing over Shannon Murphy’s ‘Babyteeth’ and diving into the persona of Imelda Marcos in Lauren Greenfield’s ‘The kingmaker’.

Manpreet en Marije spreken met redacteur Pascal over de dubbelzinnigheid van ‘klantvriendelijkheid’. Is het gezegde ‘klant is koning’ aan herziening toe? Ook worden er schijnwerpers gezet op de term ‘leefbaarheid’. Wanneer wordt een wijk of buurt als ‘leefbaar’ gezien en voor wie eigenlijk? Intromuziek: @tychoonderstijn

We had the pleasure of inviting Noa Kremer in for our latest live session. Her passport says 17 but her songs scream timeless. Hailing from the lands of Israel and Brazil, we see lyrics full of pain and melodies brimming with hope. Beth Jamison is on hand once more to steady the interview. CHOON IN.

Deze week praten Arthur Vacca en Audrey... uh? over het conflict tussen Armenië en Azerbeidzjan, Cavia’s in Zwitserland en vragen ze Elise Schaap om een keer langs te komen. Benieuwd naar deze gezellige chaos? Luister nu!

This week on UVA RADIO NEWS, Michela Grasso and Ricardo Acuña are telling you the secret word to win scrubble, together with the latest news on the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, the protests in Kyrgyzstan and how the Amazon is turning into a Savannah; plus a bonus story on a hacked sex toy.

Tonight’s UVA RADIO Theatre Mystery Feature is a courtroom drama featuring two ancient celestials acting as rival attorneys with the subject of debate being none other than the continued existence of humanity. Who are these celestials in question? What might happen if humanity loses? And most importantly of all, what do celestials think of wine gums?

QQ is back from the summer holidays but still burning. Now to introduce the issue at hand, she can't help that people hate her, it's not her fault that she's popular. It's our old frenemy, toxic masculinity. In this episode, we'll go on a personal journey about her particular spectrum of abuse.

Do summer days motivate you? What can you do when you've worked an hour and a half and feel like giving up? What's the advantage of B-2 Bombers over the competition? Listen to find out.

Deze week maken Audrey de Ridder en Babette Stolk grappen over Belgen en hun poging om een kabinet te vormen. Ook bespreken ze het migratiebeleid van de EU, verder wil Babette geen koffie en Merkel geen honden. Luister mee!

Today Niall Moore and Nora O'Dea are taking you into the warzone of Nagorno-Karabakh, and to a scientific lab to debate the ethics of a new dwarfism treatment, and the mystery of Trump's coronavirus infection. Stick to the end to discover which pet haunts Angela Merkel.