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This week our 2 handsome detectives George Abbott and Elliot Bloom are in way over their heads, investigating the case of 1940s Noir B movies. George is stuck with the tricky case of Cat people, bringing back memories of the crime of the summer the Cats film.

While Elliot is working on the case of the stranger on the 3rd floor, the first of the film noirs. Which raises the tricky questions on the morality of feeding dogs hamburgers.

We did it guys! Joe Biden! We can all go back to brunch now because Trump is out and racism is over! **SMACK** WRONG SON.

We have just replaced a steaming turd with a wet fart. Yes an improvement, but satisfactory? not by a long shot.

Felix Faillace is joined by Lewis Grace (Bagsman) to discuss the future of the progressive and Trumpian movement on this weeks episode of Party Roulette.

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.

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