During this episode of the Gadget Guru, Ian takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the challenges of growing old and the technologies available to help with aging. Ian reminded us of what used to be called "Geezer Mail", the endless flow of advertisements that would crowd your physical mailbox or late-night television for products and services targeting an aging population.
Ian 'The Gadget Guru' Ellery gave us the lowdown on all our gadgety needs for Christmas. In this week's segment, the last for 2021, Ian laments that he won't have a robot that will chop and stack his wood... all...
It's festival time of year, and our guest this week has something fun and gastronomical on offer. Our friend Vasco Benito Garcia from Portuguese restaurant ...
American artist and sculptor Larry McLaughlin lives and works in France and the United States and has strong ties to Switzerland, often exhibiting in various parts of...
The Semi-Circle theatre group have a new autumn production coming up: «Twosomes», a series of short performances that explore relationships. The plays...
Ask anyone on the streets of Basel, or anywhere in the world for that matter, what they think of when they're asked about industry and commerce in our fair city - the common reply would be Life Sciences or Pharmaceuticals. But did you know...
Ian the Gadget Guru talks about the newest operating system from Microsoft. You may have heard that Windows 11 is the next great thing, but even if you’re keen to install it, will you be able to - and do...
12 Swiss artists, 12 Swiss photographers, 12 months of live music - that's the tagline for this week's guest. The last 1,5 years have wreaked havoc on the live music scene, so one record label in Basel has produced a concert calendar for...
This month on the Gadget Guru, Ian finally goes electric. Hear how the experience is going and why you may have already bought your last carbon fuel car.
During this episode of the Gadget Guru, Ian takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the challenges of growing old and the technologies available to help with aging. Ian reminded us of what used to be called "Geezer Mail", the endless flow of advertisements that would crowd your physical mailbox or late-night television for products and services targeting an aging population.