Podcasts 4 Brainport, featured by Radio 4 Brainport, 747AM and DAB+

Does coffee make you social? Are you curious about the difference between Ristretto and Lungo? Let’s know more about the third most consumed beverage in the world, branding, product positioning from Jeroen Veldkamp, two-time winner of Dutch Barista Championship, who has used years of experience in the hospitality industry and business to inspire others in the field of coffee. It is Coffee O’clock this Friday at 8 pm at “Tea-Talk with K&S.”

Eindhoven has a rapidly growing economy, and our city is becoming more and more international. But are we ready for this change?

Joining us is a distinguished guest Dr. Miriam Frosi, Madam councilor CDA who combines her economics and politics background with her passion for social causes to work on revolutionary ideas to tackle humanity’s most significant challenges. She strongly believes in empowering others and giving “voice to the voiceless,” resonating in her actions & support for others.

An engaging conversation with Miriam Frosi about the internationalization of the city, creating bridges between locals and internationals, labor exploitation, women empowerment, and much more, only on Tea-talk with Karishma and Supriya on Radio 4 Brainport. 

GLOW@TU/e was live on Radio 4 Brainport. Lotte Sap Noortje van Velzen, Elke den Ouden are guests in a live radio program, presented by Jean-Paul Linnartz. Noortje visits installations on the university campus. She interviews Milou Weerts of Hypar Collective and Tom Kafoe at the Cycle of Light and of course her Team Ignite. 

Lotte’s podcasts are daily on-air at 7:30 PM, but today she gives a live update on visitor reactions. Elke reflects on the track record of light installations from ILI and on the enthusiastic participation of many students.

A light beams that comes to meet you and then invites you to dance. To some extent it is an extension of Philips Ross' Gibson installation on the Stadhuisplein, but this time, Team Ignite goes much further. The light beam is really interactive and predictive it anticipates your moves and at the same time leads you into a dance. Is it the rotation of the light? Is it the light-footed motion of the swirling beam?

What intrigued our reporter Jean-Paul Linnartz most is that there is in fact a fundamental mathematical concept behind it, one that is notoriously hard to explain to students. It is known as a Kalman filter. Boring or hard to grasp in math classes, but at GLOW it is taken a little “out of control” with a setting that are suddenly is inviting to dance.

Jean-Paul Linnartz interviewed Tim de Jong during a review of the installation.

Growth: It starts with chaos. When get closer you see structure building up. In fact, the installation interactively responds to what visistors do and grows its patterns. We interviewed Thijs de Koning of Hypar Collective during their try-out at the TU/e campus.      

On its 65th anniversary, Eindhoven University of Technology participates at multiple locations of Dutch Design Week. Lucas Asselbergs is curator of the TU/e presence and coordinates Heroes Like You and Drivers of Change. Besides exhibitions, TU/e also hosts performances, workshops, music and more.  

An interview by Jean-Paul Linnartz for Radio 4 Brainport         

An exciting and energetic story about how she found her way in the Eindhoven Brainport region. Olivia van den Broek is a driving force behind the Expat Center South. She way Karihma and Supriya's guest in Tea Talk on radio 4 Brainport. 

""To qualify as a dad, you have to had the experience of starting your own venture yourself""

Pre-Corona GLOW attracted 750,000 visitors. Philips Ross is one of the leading designers of installations. Particularly, of installations that are interactive and that engage visitors. Jean-Paul Linnartz of Radio 4 Brainport had the opportunity to look forward to the 2021 edition.      

Henk Kuiten recollects the stories of his father Marinus Kuiten (1923) who was detained in the Scheveningen gevangenis during World War II, and escaped from forced labor in Germany. Shortly after the liberation of Eindhoven, he joined the Brits in Operation Market Garden and ended up in the battles of the Ardennes Offensive. What shaped him personally, what made him decide to take the risks of escaping from forced labor, to wander through occupied territory, to hide in Eindhoven, and to join the fighting army voluntarily?   

Jean-Paul Linnartz hosted Henk Kuiten at Radio 4 Brainport