Mid Morning Mix: Saga des Géants - Margot Courtault steps down from a little Giant's right foot by WRS

Mid Morning Mix: GEDS - Of Mice & Men by WRS

Paul Bristow explains how to wipe a hard-drive securely so none of the data can ever be retrieved. Ever.

Cast your mind back to 1994...

Champion Irish dancers Michael Flatley and Jean Butler starred in the 7 minute show that would become the full show 'Riverdance' that we know today. Written by Bill Whelan for the Eurovision Song Contest to fill time between the songs and the announcements; giving time to count the votes.

Whelan would go on to win a grammy for Riverdance 3 years later, in 1997.

Bill Wheelan spoke to WRS' Katt Cullen about the show and the simple beginnings. Here he talks about the early days of a 7 minute show and the worldwide tour that is happening today, 23 years later.

Catch Riverdance in Geneva & Zurich this October.

Theatre du Leman in Geneva

October 16 – October 18, 2017

Samsung Hall in Zurich

October 19 – October 20, 2017

Tune in to WRS to win tickets.

The Blues Association of Geneva put on around 2 gigs a month. Next up, it's the Icebreakers Blues Band on the Thursday 28th September.

Head along to the Brasseur des Grottes at 9pm this Thursday.

Tickets CHF 15 - for non-members

Full info at www.bagblues.ch

Michael's guest today is someone who, through radio has built a unique reputation and following in a country we have seen repeatedly on our TV news programmes for the past 6 years or more. A country with a long and proud history. But a country all too sadly wracked, recently, by civil conflict. I am talking about Syria.

Honey Al-Sayed is visiting Geneva from Washington, D.C. and we are having this radio conversation at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy where she is an Associate Fellow.

Grasses with coloured stems are becoming more common and there are plenty available already.

It's International Nanny Recognition Week coming up!

The newly formed Swiss Nanny Association have an event planned for nannies in Geneva on Saturday 30th September. It's an opportunity to meet, learn new skills, socialise, have fun, catch a movie and maybe most importantly, to build networks and a sense of community amongst nannies in Switzerland.

International Nanny Recognition week focuses on the positive, quality aspects that nannies bring to their charges and jobs every day; and for parents and agencies to thank-you to their caregivers.

Joana and Kelly set up the Swiss Nannies Association. They tell us why they felt it was important to have such an association in place...

Kerre Cole joins us for FILM NUT to give us another weekly installment of all the best movies out, in time for their release dates in Switzerland.

Zoe Ombler from the new airline - Powdair