Gstaad - Mirka Czybik, GM of Hotel Huus by WRS

Gstaad - Stephan Post, GM of Park Gstaad by WRS

What: Mai-Thu Perret Retrospective

Where: MAMCO (Musée d'Art moderne et contemporain)

10, rue des Vieux-Grenadiers, CH-1205 Geneva

www.mamco.ch

When: Now - Until February 3, 2019

Opening times: Tuesday - Friday from 12:00 - 18:00

First Wednesday of the month: until 21:00

Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 - 18:00

Admission fees: Regular: CHF 15 - Reduced admission (students, seniors etc.) CHF 10. Groups: CHF 5

Antonio Gambardella is the Director of FONGIT, an invaluable foundation based in the thriving commune of Plan-les-Ouates in Geneva.

FONGIT provides support for the important start-up sector in the canton.

Start-ups are vitally important to the Geneva economy. In this show, Antonio Gambardella talks to Michael McKay about the foundation and its challenges and the vital role entrepreneurs have.

Solothurn Film Days is arguably the most important festival for Swiss films. Starting in 1966, it's grown to include conversations about the Swiss film industry as a whole, as well as presenting the crème de la crème of Swiss cinematography each year.

For more information or to find out about this year's Film Days, go to www.solothurnerfilmtage.ch

As part of a new year-long series, this is the first of our shows about Swiss Gardens, to tie in with my new book "Swiss Gardens" which will be published in April by Bergli Books. Caspar Bijleveld, the Director of Pailiorama in canton Fribourg, talks about the plants in one of their big biodomes.

Did you know that sperm donation (or assisted reproduction) in Switzerland is only available to married couples? Or that a donor can be expected to make between 20 and 40 donations? Or that the child has the right to information about their biological father but not the other way round? Find out all these things and more on today's episode of Swiss Up!

Melissa Fleming is the head of communications for the UNHCR and produces the podcast Awake at Night, which you can also hear on WRS.

Melissa has also written a book which tells the harrowing story of a woman fleeing the war in Syria who was involved in a ship wreck in the Mediterranean and watched hundreds around her drown. The book is called 'A Hope More Powerful than the Sea' and is now being produced as a movie by Steven Spielberg and JJ Abrams.

She speaks to Mark Butcher about how stories have far more effects on people than statistics.

Switzerland is famous for building nuclear bunkers all over the country - but can it defend against 'invisible' attacks online? Find out on today's episode just how good (or not so good) Switzerland's cyber security is.

The Women's March is a an all-volunteer effort to promote and defend women’s rights as human rights, affiliated with more than 100 other global grassroots chapters throughout the world.

We speak to Doreen Akiyo Yomoah who explains what the Women's March is all about and why she personally marches. She'll give us the practical details for marching in Zurich this Saturday 19th January.

Benjamin Zumbühl also talks to us about the importance of male allies in this cause and how and why men should support equality for women.

More information can be found at womensmarchglobal.org and the Swiss groups can be found through womensmarchgeneva.org and womensmarchzurich.org

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