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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

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

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’.

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.