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Our newest retro gadget...

This elbow cassette player plays all your retro sounds and clips onto your pocket.

Photo: facebook.com/elbowcp

Kerre Cole is a wonder woman and she's talking about the film of the same name. Wonder Woman, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the mighty Amazonian princess, is looking pretty exciting.

We start with a classic origin story following Diana, princess of the Amazon Warriors, when she discovers that she has powers far superior to the other amazon warriors.

Kerre's seen it once. She's going back.

Also, we take a look at Swiss-made documentary about the two, sometimes conflicting, identities of being both black and Swiss. It follows the daily life of five individuals with very different profiles, but who have this one thing in common.

It’s a French language film with a few bursts in English. Also vibrant music and scenes in both Switzerland and from the African continent.

Dr Michelle gives us an update on developments with the Echo112 Pocket Lifesaver mobile phone App. She also describes a new App launched by the same company: the Echo112 First Responder App. This new App helps to locate available First Responders in the vicinity and get them to the scene of an emergency as quickly as possible. For more information, visit www.echo112.com

It's the first week of the month, and we have a question from Mandy, a yoga teacher, with a question about a tricky area, under the "saut de loup" in their basement. Are there any plants that will grow there, or is fake the only solution?

This week Amanda travels to the bay of Figari in Corsica.

Amanda goes to France's second city, renowned for its cuisine and architecture - Lyon.

Have you ever wondered about the measures that airport staff and cabin crew take to keep little critters sneaking on the planes that we're travelling on?

"Disinsection" is the proper term. Chaitan explains...

ART SEEN - Towering sculptures and irises in bloom at the Château de Vullierens by WRS

This week's FILM NUT takes a look at the new release Churchill. The British Prime Minister from the 40s and 50s did once say

History will be kind to me for I intend to write it.

We ask, has film been kind to Churchill?

This film follows the particular period a few days before the Battle of Normandy in June 1944. It paints a picture of Churchill as a reflective figure who doesn't want to be known as the “architect of carnage”. He is no longer the same brash and assuming character who resisted Hitler in the Blitzkrieg.