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This July 8-11, AI for Good is taking over Palexpo in Geneva for four packed days of innovation, insight, and impact. Organized by the ITU - the UN’s specialized agency for digital technologies - this global summit brings together some of the most cutting-edge applications of artificial intelligence aimed at solving humanity’s biggest challenges.

From hands-on workshops and tech showcases to policy-shaping discussions, AI for Good is where technology experts, leaders, and curious minds converge. Whether you're an AI expert or just AI-curious, there's something for you.

On this morning's Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen spoke with Fred Werner, Chief of Strategy and Operations for AI for Good at ITU, who gives us an inside look at what to expect. 

Places will be limited so it's strongly encouraged to register in advance. VIP tickets are also available for purchase for access the high-level talks, fast-track access, guaranteed priority seating, and all food & drink throughout. 

Join us for a sneak peek at one of the most important AI events of the year - and why you should be paying attention.

This episode explores the best summer festivals and cultural events in the Lake Geneva region - all through a kid-friendly lens.

From free music in the streets to spectacular fireworks and farm brunches, we highlight family-friendly traditions international families won’t want to miss.

Perfect for planning a fun, culturally rich summer with children in Geneva, Lausanne, Annecy, and beyond.

Tune in for tips, dates, and can’t-miss moments that will delight kids and parents alike and visit kids-zone.ch for more

Dara Evans, Head of Primary at the British School of Geneva (BSG), joins Katt Cullen in the WRS studio for the Breakfast Show. With over a decade of experience at BSG, Dara shares insights into the school's evolution, the brand new primary half-day programme (launched in April 2025) and highlights the exciting opportunities available to secondary and Sixth Form students beyond academics. These include the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, student leadership programme, work experience placements, and the Student Wellbeing Ambassador Programme (SWAP).

With over 300 students representing around 65 nationalities, Dara speaks passionately about BSG’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and tailoring education to meet each child’s individual needs. They also explore how BSG builds a strong school community through parent workshops and support systems.

Dara offers a thoughtful and compassionate response to concerns within the international community around recent political instability and funding uncertainty. 

Whether you're a current parent, a prospective family, or just curious about life at BSG, this episode offers an authentic look at how the school supports and celebrates its students.

Find out more about the school, the year-round admissions or organise a tour at britishschoolgeneva.ch,

Les Genevoix is a vibrant gay men's choir based in Geneva, Switzerland, known for its inclusive spirit and diverse musical repertoire. Through performances and community events, the group promotes visibility, acceptance, and celebration of LGBTQ+ identities.

Led by a professional conductor, the singers of different levels and backgrounds sing a varied pop repertoire, with 4-part arrangements known as TTBB; Tenors 1, Tenors 2, Baritones, Basses.

Andoni Santamaria from Les Genevoix joins us in the studio to tell us more about the upcoming performances and the weekly rehearsals throughout the year. 

They have their end of year concert coming up at two different venues. 

"DREAMS" - end of year concert 

Saturday 14 June 2025, 19:30 - Collège Voltaire, Geneva

You can also see a shorter version of the show on Sunday 22 June at 12:30 as part of the upcoming Fête de la Musique festivities at the Parc des Bastions in Geneva. 

Auditions to join the choir will be held in September. 

Tamara from Kids-Zone.ch joined Katt Cullen live in the WRS studio to talk all about kid-friendly museums in Switzerland. From chocolate-making and castle exploring to Olympic feats and movie magic, Tamara shared her top picks for museums that keep kids entertained - and learning - for hours.

She highlighted Maison Cailler in Broc for its delicious chocolate journey (with free samples!), Château de Chillon for a real-life medieval castle experience on Lake Geneva, and Chaplin’s World in Corsier-sur-Vevey, where families can step into Charlie Chaplin’s life and films. Tamara also raved about the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, packed with athlete stories and hands-on activities, and saved the best for last - the Museum of Communication in Bern, a truly interactive favourite filled with surprises for kids and adults alike.

Whether you’re looking to entertain visiting family or just want an exciting day out, these museums combine fun and education in the best way.

Tamara’s tips include where to snack, what ages each spot suits best, and the must-see moments at each location.

Plus, don’t forget to check for SBB or BCV card discounts before heading off!

Ron Banks from the American International Club tells Mark what they've got lined up for June. Chech out the website - amclub.ch

The Caves Ouvertes event in Vaud returns this year, offering wine lovers the perfect opportunity to explore the region’s diverse vineyards and cellars. Held over 7 - 8 June 2025, visitors can meet local winemakers, taste a wide variety of wines, and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere that defines Swiss wine culture. With charming countryside settings, and food stalls, Caves Ouvertes is more than just a wine tasting, it's a celebration of tradition, community, and the art of winemaking.

Jean-Daniel Heiniger, President of Nyon Wines, is helping lead the local celebrations in Nyon. His wife Alexandra shared details about a special event on the castle square at the Château de Nyon. This picturesque spot will be transformed into a hub where guests can sample both food and wine in one convenient location. It’s also the perfect place to collect your Caves Ouvertes essentials: a glass, glass-holder, bracelet, and a CHF 20.- wine voucher valid throughout the weekend.

For more information, visit mescavesouvertes.ch.

On Friday 6 June, the Fara Quartet - featuring classically trained musicians from the Conservatoire de Musique de Genève and Trinity College London (now Trinity Laben) will perform at Holy Trinity Church near Cornavin station at 7.30pm.

Violist Stephen Winfield, also a local music teacher, tells us about the group and their upcoming performance.

Expect an evening of beautiful chamber music from Mozart and Haydn in a historic setting. The concert is free and open to all, with donations welcomed at the end.

Tune in to discover more about the ensemble and their passion for sharing music with the Geneva community.

This morning on the WRS Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen spoke with Director Duncan Lally and advanced dancer Joanita Kalibala about the upcoming GAOS performance of this bold rock opera. 

They discussed Duncan’s vision, including the show’s strong symbolism and how it subverts the traditional Bible narrative as told from the perspective of Judas. 

Joanita shared insights into the diverse characters within the ensemble cast and the powerful themes explored through dance, as well as the professional nature of the choreography - with shout-outs to some of those involved. 

Watch Andrew Lloyd Webber’s second musical from the 1970s, adapted by GAOS. This production remains subversive, promoting messages of peace and reflection. Recommended for ages 14+. 

Don’t miss this striking performance in Nyon, 29 May–1 June. Tickets available now at GAOS.ch.

To celebrate the launch of the latest Kids-Zone Summer Magazine, Tamara joins Katt Cullen on the Breakfast Show on WRS with top summer camp recommendations for kids across Geneva and Vaud!

From professional football camps with InterSoccer and West Ham, to creative workshops at C Si Simple, outdoor adventures with the Young Explorers Club, and options for toddlers at Bubbles Kids Clubs and Stepping Up in Nyon - there’s something for every age and interest.

Whether you're planning full-day fun or half-day activities, don’t miss these highlights and check out the full guide at Kids-Zone.ch!