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 JANUARY 17
*** The State We're In ***
This week we look at the right to access and mobility for disabled people. Monique Wijnen gets around in a large electric wheelchair. In the Netherlands, laws guarantee her access to educational buildings and her workplace - but services such as restaurants and shops can throw up big obstacles for her. We'll compare Monique's situation with a disabled person in India, where there are no laws enabling access - and to the United States where disability laws guarantee access to all buildings, at least on paper.
This week's theme is human rights and architecture. Buildings and infrastructure greatly influence our well-being and how we interact - so should we have the right to live and work in buildings which make us happier. Graeme Bristol of the Centre for Architecture and Human Rights considers the merits of a slum improvement project in India, homes designed by children in Italy and the legacy of post-war construction in Rotterdam. We also visit the world's first prison designed on human rights principles in Australia.
We end the show with a commentary from Kannan Arunasalam in Sri Lanka. Language is central to the conflict there between the majority Sinhalese ethnic group and the minority Tamils. Tamil, Kannan Arunasalam refused to learn Sinhala for political reason - but a recent meeting with a Sinhalese policeman inspired him to sign up for his first lesson.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1506 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1806 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2006 Southern Africa 7120, West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
2200 Asia
*** Network Europe Week ***
A collaboration by Europe's leading broadcasters
A pan-European team links up across the continent every day to provide a fresh perspective on events and life in Europe. If you missed any editions of Network Europe Week satisfy your needs with this digest of the programme's top stories.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1404 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1600 Benelux 1296
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
1600 Europe
Note that on Saturday we also run repeats of:
Curious Orange:
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Bridges with Africa:
0030 Europe (WRN)
Earthbeat:
1630 Benelux (MW 1296) and Europe (WRN)
SUNDAY 18 January
*** Network Europe Extra ***
Arts and Culture brought to you each Sunday from Europe's widest partnership of international broadcasters.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1404 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1804 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2004 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1600 Europe
2200 Asia
*** Reloaded ***
Another selection of this week's programme highlights presented by Mindy Ran.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1330 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Sunday we also run:
Bridges with Africa:
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1600 Benelux (MW 1296)
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Radio Books:
1530 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1600 Benelux (MW 1296)
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Curious Orange:
0030 Europe (WRN)
MONDAY 19 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
2200 Asia
*** Curious Orange ***
This week on Curious Orange mixed cultures. We hear from Dutch-Moroccan - or is it Moroccan-Dutch? - singer Hind Laroussi about growing up in a bi-cultural family and from a boy who says he's neither Dutch, British, or Belgian, but simply 'European'.
And, speaking of mixed cultures, we find out whether all the 'typical Dutch' things we talk about are actually Dutch at all. Finally, we'll hear music from our Dutch feature artist de Staat.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Monday we also run:
Earthbeat:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Network Europe Extra:
0400 Africa, Asia (WRN)
0500 North America (WRN)
Reloaded:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
TUESDAY 20 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** The State We're In - Midweek Edition ***
This week we look at the right to access and mobility for disabled people. Monique Wijnen gets around in a large electric wheelchair. In the Netherlands, laws guarantee her access to educational buildings and her workplace - but services such as restaurants and shops can throw up big obstacles for her. We'll compare Monique's situation with a disabled person in India, where there are no laws enabling access - and to the United States where disability laws guarantee access to all buildings, at least on paper.
This week's theme is human rights and architecture. Buildings and infrastructure greatly influence our well-being and how we interact - so should we have the right to live and work in buildings which make us happier.
Graeme Bristol of the Centre for Architecture and Human Rights considers the merits of a slum improvement project in India, homes designed by children in Italy and the legacy of post-war construction in Rotterdam. We also visit the world's first prison designed on human rights principles in Australia.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Tuesday we also run:
Bridges with Africa:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Newsline:
0400 Africa, Asia (WRN)
0500 North America (WRN)
Curious Orange:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
WEDNESDAY 21 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** Radio Books ***
'The Coward's Crusade' - by Jan van Aken
Author Jan van Aken has been called 'the Dutch Umberto Eco' because of his elegant, witty and complex historical stories. Since his literary debut in 2000 he has written five novels, the latest being 'King for a Day' set in the 6th century B.C.
For Radio Books, van Aken brings us back to the European Middle Ages: a time of crusades, Holy Wars and - in this case - a forbidden love affair between a lowly Master of Arms and a beautiful Countess.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Wednesday we also run:
Curious Orange:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1530 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
The State We're In - Midweek Edition:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
THURSDAY 22 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** Earthbeat ***
This week on Earthbeat look at the future of the world's energy supplies. Joining us will be James Woudhuysen, political energy expert and author of a new book 'Energise', which argues that we shouldn't feel guilty about our carbon footprint. He claims the solution lies not with the small steps of the individual, but with governments and industry. No more guilt about leaving the television on stand-by!
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Thursday we also run:
Network Europe Extra:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Radio Books:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
FRIDAY 23 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** Bridges with Africa ***
Lively discussion and thought-provoking reports about and from the African continent.
We're giving the microphone to Diaspora groups in Europe and linking up with stations in Africa. The show goes beyond the clichés of starving children and war-ridden countries and seeks to bring you genuine voices from a vibrant continent.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Friday we also run:
Radio Books:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Earthbeat:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
SATURDAY JANUARY 17
*** The State We're In ***
This week we look at the right to access and mobility for disabled people. Monique Wijnen gets around in a large electric wheelchair. In the Netherlands, laws guarantee her access to educational buildings and her workplace - but services such as restaurants and shops can throw up big obstacles for her. We'll compare Monique's situation with a disabled person in India, where there are no laws enabling access - and to the United States where disability laws guarantee access to all buildings, at least on paper.
This week's theme is human rights and architecture. Buildings and infrastructure greatly influence our well-being and how we interact - so should we have the right to live and work in buildings which make us happier. Graeme Bristol of the Centre for Architecture and Human Rights considers the merits of a slum improvement project in India, homes designed by children in Italy and the legacy of post-war construction in Rotterdam. We also visit the world's first prison designed on human rights principles in Australia.
We end the show with a commentary from Kannan Arunasalam in Sri Lanka. Language is central to the conflict there between the majority Sinhalese ethnic group and the minority Tamils. Tamil, Kannan Arunasalam refused to learn Sinhala for political reason - but a recent meeting with a Sinhalese policeman inspired him to sign up for his first lesson.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1506 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1806 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2006 Southern Africa 7120, West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
2200 Asia
*** Network Europe Week ***
A collaboration by Europe's leading broadcasters
A pan-European team links up across the continent every day to provide a fresh perspective on events and life in Europe. If you missed any editions of Network Europe Week satisfy your needs with this digest of the programme's top stories.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1404 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1600 Benelux 1296
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
1600 Europe
Note that on Saturday we also run repeats of:
Curious Orange:
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Bridges with Africa:
0030 Europe (WRN)
Earthbeat:
1630 Benelux (MW 1296) and Europe (WRN)
SUNDAY 18 January
*** Network Europe Extra ***
Arts and Culture brought to you each Sunday from Europe's widest partnership of international broadcasters.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1404 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1804 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2004 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1600 Europe
2200 Asia
*** Reloaded ***
Another selection of this week's programme highlights presented by Mindy Ran.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1330 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Sunday we also run:
Bridges with Africa:
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1600 Benelux (MW 1296)
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Radio Books:
1530 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1600 Benelux (MW 1296)
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Curious Orange:
0030 Europe (WRN)
MONDAY 19 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
2200 Asia
*** Curious Orange ***
This week on Curious Orange mixed cultures. We hear from Dutch-Moroccan - or is it Moroccan-Dutch? - singer Hind Laroussi about growing up in a bi-cultural family and from a boy who says he's neither Dutch, British, or Belgian, but simply 'European'.
And, speaking of mixed cultures, we find out whether all the 'typical Dutch' things we talk about are actually Dutch at all. Finally, we'll hear music from our Dutch feature artist de Staat.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Monday we also run:
Earthbeat:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Network Europe Extra:
0400 Africa, Asia (WRN)
0500 North America (WRN)
Reloaded:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
TUESDAY 20 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** The State We're In - Midweek Edition ***
This week we look at the right to access and mobility for disabled people. Monique Wijnen gets around in a large electric wheelchair. In the Netherlands, laws guarantee her access to educational buildings and her workplace - but services such as restaurants and shops can throw up big obstacles for her. We'll compare Monique's situation with a disabled person in India, where there are no laws enabling access - and to the United States where disability laws guarantee access to all buildings, at least on paper.
This week's theme is human rights and architecture. Buildings and infrastructure greatly influence our well-being and how we interact - so should we have the right to live and work in buildings which make us happier.
Graeme Bristol of the Centre for Architecture and Human Rights considers the merits of a slum improvement project in India, homes designed by children in Italy and the legacy of post-war construction in Rotterdam. We also visit the world's first prison designed on human rights principles in Australia.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Tuesday we also run:
Bridges with Africa:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Newsline:
0400 Africa, Asia (WRN)
0500 North America (WRN)
Curious Orange:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
WEDNESDAY 21 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** Radio Books ***
'The Coward's Crusade' - by Jan van Aken
Author Jan van Aken has been called 'the Dutch Umberto Eco' because of his elegant, witty and complex historical stories. Since his literary debut in 2000 he has written five novels, the latest being 'King for a Day' set in the 6th century B.C.
For Radio Books, van Aken brings us back to the European Middle Ages: a time of crusades, Holy Wars and - in this case - a forbidden love affair between a lowly Master of Arms and a beautiful Countess.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Wednesday we also run:
Curious Orange:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1530 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
The State We're In - Midweek Edition:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
THURSDAY 22 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** Earthbeat ***
This week on Earthbeat look at the future of the world's energy supplies. Joining us will be James Woudhuysen, political energy expert and author of a new book 'Energise', which argues that we shouldn't feel guilty about our carbon footprint. He claims the solution lies not with the small steps of the individual, but with governments and industry. No more guilt about leaving the television on stand-by!
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Thursday we also run:
Network Europe Extra:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Radio Books:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
FRIDAY 23 January
*** Newsline ***
The latest world news and current affairs.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1400 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1530 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1800 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 11655, 15535
1904 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
2000 West Africa 17810, 11655
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
2300 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
0400 Africa, Asia
0500 North America
2200 Asia
*** Bridges with Africa ***
Lively discussion and thought-provoking reports about and from the African continent.
We're giving the microphone to Diaspora groups in Europe and linking up with stations in Africa. The show goes beyond the clichés of starving children and war-ridden countries and seeks to bring you genuine voices from a vibrant continent.
Broadcast times on SW (UTC):
1000 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1430 South Asia 11520, 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1830 Southern Africa 6020, East/Central Africa 15535
2030 West Africa 17810, East Africa 5905, Southern Africa 7425
Broadcast times on MW (UTC):
1630 Benelux 1296
2330 South Asia 1548
Broadcast times on WRN UTC:
1300 North America
1630 Europe
2230 Asia
Note that on Friday we also run:
Radio Books:
1030 East Asia 6040, Southeast Asia 12065, East Asia/China 9720
1330 North America (WRN)
1500 South Asia 12080, 5825, 15595, 9345
1930 East Africa 12045, East/Central Africa 11655, West Africa 11805, Central/Southern Africa 7120
Network Europe live:
1600 Benelux (MW)
Earthbeat:
0030 Europe (WRN)
0530 North America (WRN)
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