Welcome to our weekly guide to Radio Netherlands Worldwide's English Service - a list of the new programmes coming up on Radio Netherlands Worldwide this week, beginning on Saturday.
SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER
*** The State We're In ***
This week on The State We're In, the show about human rights and human wrongs:
We discuss 'size matters'. Very tall man Edwin van der Laar tells of the woes and joys of being extremely tall, while bioethicist Dr Tom Shakespeare tells tales of life at 4 foot 5, or 137 cm.
And speaking of size, we meet the photo model who is fighting the need to be size zero, while a Nigerian husband explains why his wife's obesity is beautiful.
And speaking of love, we visit The Museum of Broken Relationships in Berlin.
And that's The State We're In, this weekend on Radio Netherlands Worldwide.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1004 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1204 (Eastern N America 11675)
1804 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2004 (West Africa 11655)
Note that on Saturday we also run repeats of:
Reloaded on SW: 1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
Curious Orange: 1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
Earthbeat and Amsterdam Forum: 1900 and 1930 respectively (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
SUNDAY 11 NOVEMBER
*** Amsterdam Forum ***
There are many ugly sides to war, but the involvement of children is perhaps one of the worst. According to the United Nations Children's Fund, an estimated 250,000 children remain active in the world serving as soldiers, both for rebel groups and governmental forces.
Newton Aduaka's fiction film 'Ezra' is the story of a child in the decade-long civil war in Sierra Leone. Often drunken and drugged he finds he's capable of truly terrible crimes. He is brought before the country's Truth and Reconciliation Commission which asks him to piece together one particularly devastating attack he committed.
Our panel of experts discusses the questions the film raises. Can child soldiers ever be rehabilitated and should they be punished for their crimes?
*** Reloaded ***
Here's your chance to catch up with some of the highlights from recent programmes; the best, the most interesting or newsworthy, or sometimes the funniest, chosen by our producers and presented by Mindy Ran.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
2000 (West Africa 11655)
Repeated: Saturday 1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
MONDAY 12 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Curious Orange ***
This week on Curious Orange:
We look at dog poop ... Yes, dog poop - and what it says about the Dutch!
We'll also hear from a famous art forger about a 'new' Rembrandt that may - or may not - be genuine, and from a curator who tells us he can identify the year of a painting by the fashion worn by the subjects on the canvas.
Of course, we'll also have your weekly Dutch music fix - this ain't on your grandma's ipod!
And, on top of ALL THAT, we'll start off a new series of listener 'lost in translation' stories. Tune in for your chance to be on the air!
Don't miss this week of Curious Orange.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1830 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
2000 (West Africa 11655)
Repeated:
Wednesday
1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Saturday
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
TUESDAY 13 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** The State We're In, Midweek Report ***
This week on The State We're In - Midweek Edition, the show about human rights and human wrongs:
We discuss 'size matters'. Very tall man Edwin van der Laar tells of the woes and joys of being extremely tall, while bioethicist Dr Tom Shakespeare tells tales of life at 4 foot 5, or 137 cm.
And speaking of size, we meet the photo model who is fighting the need to be size zero, while a Nigerian husband explains why his wife's obesity is beautiful.
These stories in the next edition of the State We're In - Midweek Edition.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
WEDNESDAY 14 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Radio Books ***
'Al Galidi - February in Schiphol'
This edition of Radio Books features an Iraqi-born writer who has lived in The Netherlands since 1998 and now writes in Dutch. Al Galidi started writing poetry as a child before studying engineering in Iraq.
His short story 'February in Schiphol' is a hard-hitting look at what happens when an asylum seeker arrives at the Amsterdam airport - and is based on his own experience.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Repeated:
Friday 1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Earthbeat ***
Have you ever thought about all the stuff that we come across in our daily lives - the computer screens, circuit breakers, Barbie dolls, irons, kid's plastic beads... The list could go on forever. We are a consumer society, but do we know where our consumables come from? How they're made? Where they go after we've finished with them?
These are the questions raised by the epic photographs of award-winning photographer Edward Burtynsky. The film 'Manufactured Landscapes' follows him to China where most of our consumer items come from and where they return after they die. In Earthbeat this week we hear from Burtynsky how he transforms ugliness into beauty and from film maker Jennifer Baichwal why it is important to realise what our hunger for things is doing to the planet.
And we hear of a Dutch project that is trying to harness our hunger for consumables to more sustainable, kinder methods. A Dutch actress uses her celebrity to get people to buy items made by small producers in the developing world without the middleman.
Also - is the Zepplin airship about to make a comeback? And if so, is it really a sustainable alternative to planes?
All that on Earthbeat - hosted by Dheera Sujan for Radio Netherlands Worldwide.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Repeated:
Monday
1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Saturday
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
FRIDAY 16 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Network Europe ***
A Pan European team links up across the continent each week to provide a fresh perspective on events and life in Europe.
The programme is a unique example of European co-operation, produced by the continent's leading international broadcasters, it reflects the diversity of European society and voices. Each week we drop in on specialists around Europe and catch up with our extensive network of correspondents for their unique take on the events shaping the week.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Repeated:
Monday
1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Saturday
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
(R Netherlands)
SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER
*** The State We're In ***
This week on The State We're In, the show about human rights and human wrongs:
We discuss 'size matters'. Very tall man Edwin van der Laar tells of the woes and joys of being extremely tall, while bioethicist Dr Tom Shakespeare tells tales of life at 4 foot 5, or 137 cm.
And speaking of size, we meet the photo model who is fighting the need to be size zero, while a Nigerian husband explains why his wife's obesity is beautiful.
And speaking of love, we visit The Museum of Broken Relationships in Berlin.
And that's The State We're In, this weekend on Radio Netherlands Worldwide.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1004 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1204 (Eastern N America 11675)
1804 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2004 (West Africa 11655)
Note that on Saturday we also run repeats of:
Reloaded on SW: 1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
Curious Orange: 1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
Earthbeat and Amsterdam Forum: 1900 and 1930 respectively (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
SUNDAY 11 NOVEMBER
*** Amsterdam Forum ***
There are many ugly sides to war, but the involvement of children is perhaps one of the worst. According to the United Nations Children's Fund, an estimated 250,000 children remain active in the world serving as soldiers, both for rebel groups and governmental forces.
Newton Aduaka's fiction film 'Ezra' is the story of a child in the decade-long civil war in Sierra Leone. Often drunken and drugged he finds he's capable of truly terrible crimes. He is brought before the country's Truth and Reconciliation Commission which asks him to piece together one particularly devastating attack he committed.
Our panel of experts discusses the questions the film raises. Can child soldiers ever be rehabilitated and should they be punished for their crimes?
*** Reloaded ***
Here's your chance to catch up with some of the highlights from recent programmes; the best, the most interesting or newsworthy, or sometimes the funniest, chosen by our producers and presented by Mindy Ran.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
2000 (West Africa 11655)
Repeated: Saturday 1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
MONDAY 12 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Curious Orange ***
This week on Curious Orange:
We look at dog poop ... Yes, dog poop - and what it says about the Dutch!
We'll also hear from a famous art forger about a 'new' Rembrandt that may - or may not - be genuine, and from a curator who tells us he can identify the year of a painting by the fashion worn by the subjects on the canvas.
Of course, we'll also have your weekly Dutch music fix - this ain't on your grandma's ipod!
And, on top of ALL THAT, we'll start off a new series of listener 'lost in translation' stories. Tune in for your chance to be on the air!
Don't miss this week of Curious Orange.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1830 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120, Eastern N America 15525, Central N America 15315)
2000 (West Africa 11655)
Repeated:
Wednesday
1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Saturday
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
TUESDAY 13 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** The State We're In, Midweek Report ***
This week on The State We're In - Midweek Edition, the show about human rights and human wrongs:
We discuss 'size matters'. Very tall man Edwin van der Laar tells of the woes and joys of being extremely tall, while bioethicist Dr Tom Shakespeare tells tales of life at 4 foot 5, or 137 cm.
And speaking of size, we meet the photo model who is fighting the need to be size zero, while a Nigerian husband explains why his wife's obesity is beautiful.
These stories in the next edition of the State We're In - Midweek Edition.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
WEDNESDAY 14 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Radio Books ***
'Al Galidi - February in Schiphol'
This edition of Radio Books features an Iraqi-born writer who has lived in The Netherlands since 1998 and now writes in Dutch. Al Galidi started writing poetry as a child before studying engineering in Iraq.
His short story 'February in Schiphol' is a hard-hitting look at what happens when an asylum seeker arrives at the Amsterdam airport - and is based on his own experience.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Repeated:
Friday 1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Earthbeat ***
Have you ever thought about all the stuff that we come across in our daily lives - the computer screens, circuit breakers, Barbie dolls, irons, kid's plastic beads... The list could go on forever. We are a consumer society, but do we know where our consumables come from? How they're made? Where they go after we've finished with them?
These are the questions raised by the epic photographs of award-winning photographer Edward Burtynsky. The film 'Manufactured Landscapes' follows him to China where most of our consumer items come from and where they return after they die. In Earthbeat this week we hear from Burtynsky how he transforms ugliness into beauty and from film maker Jennifer Baichwal why it is important to realise what our hunger for things is doing to the planet.
And we hear of a Dutch project that is trying to harness our hunger for consumables to more sustainable, kinder methods. A Dutch actress uses her celebrity to get people to buy items made by small producers in the developing world without the middleman.
Also - is the Zepplin airship about to make a comeback? And if so, is it really a sustainable alternative to planes?
All that on Earthbeat - hosted by Dheera Sujan for Radio Netherlands Worldwide.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Repeated:
Monday
1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Saturday
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
FRIDAY 16 NOVEMBER
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0500 (Western N America 6165)
1000 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1200 (Eastern N America 11675)
1400 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1530 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1800 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
1930 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
2030 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 11655, 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
0000 (Eastern N America 6165)
0100 (Central N America 6165)
*** Network Europe ***
A Pan European team links up across the continent each week to provide a fresh perspective on events and life in Europe.
The programme is a unique example of European co-operation, produced by the continent's leading international broadcasters, it reflects the diversity of European society and voices. Each week we drop in on specialists around Europe and catch up with our extensive network of correspondents for their unique take on the events shaping the week.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
0030 (Eastern N America 6165)
0130 (Central N America 6165)
0530 (Western N America 6165)
1030 (East/Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia 9795, Far East 6040)
1230 (Eastern N America 11675)
1430 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1830 (Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 12050)
2000 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Repeated:
Monday
1500 (South Asia 9345, 12080, 15595)
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
Saturday
1900 (East Africa 11805, 12050, West Africa 17810, Central/Southern Africa 7120)
(R Netherlands)
