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.