On this week's show, we covered Basel's vibrant cultural scene, highlighting events such as the madcap musical comedy «Pferd frisst Hut» at the Theater Basel – last performance is on May 11th – as well as the Baselstädtischer Schwingertag
Our guest today, Professor Anna Wirz-Justice, has invested a lot of her academic career into looking into chronobiology - that's the study of biological rhythms. When it's winter and the days are short and dark, some people are strongly affected by winter depression - or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Our first guest tonight was Martin Spedding, production manager for the English Pantomime Group's Dick Whittington. It's the classic Panto story of Boy meets Cat, meets girl, meets rats and becomes Lord Mayor, told in a panto style. This version stars the incomparable Frankie Binatra and his Rat Pack as the villains.
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman is launching a new series on sustainable living - everything you always wanted to know about being planet-friendly. In this segment, Carrie gives tips on where to shop for organic food and how to avoid all the plastic wrapping that seems to come with every single vegetable. She talks about which markets to go to, where to find organic farms, and what Al Natura is.
Our cinema guru Rob Stuart was in the studio this week to talk about Doctor Strange, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Tilda Swinton Chiwetel Ejiofor and Mads Mikkelsen; Inferno with Tom Hanks and Felicity Jones; and Ken Loach's I, Daniel Blake. We also chatted about Girl on a Train with Emily Blunt, and Tim Burton's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
We had Semi-Circle president Sue Newstead and director Stephanie Feddern in the studio to tell us about the theatre group's latest production: two one-act plays to give you the full range from tragedy to comedy, and everything in between, with Edward Albee's "The Zoo Story" and James Saunders' "Alas, poor Fred&q
Our food expert Sue Style came into the studio to talk about Mexican cuisine! Sue lived in Mexico for seven years, wrote The Mexican Cookbook years and years ago (out of print, copies available on the internet), and gives workshops on Mexican (as well as other) cuisines.
Simon Hardy, founder and qualified wine expert at Fitting Wines, shines the spotlight on one of the up and coming wine regions of the world, namely England, where winemakers are rapidly building a great reputation for producing quality sparkling wines.
Our Health Matters expert Dr. Michelle Wright from the correspondents at the BlueBox team gives a reminder to all women about having their cervical smear tests. She talks about why they are important, what may happen if results are abnormal and if a smear test is still needed after the cervical cancer vaccine.
As the days get shorter and the evenings cooler, the autumn stars of the garden begin to shine. Sedums, or stonecrops, are one of the favorite autumn flowering plants of Hester Macdonald, contributing correspondent of the BlueBox team, garden designer and founder of the Swiss Gardening School.
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Our first guest tonight was Martin Spedding, production manager for the English Pantomime Group's 
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman is launching a new series on sustainable living - everything you always wanted to know about being planet-friendly. In this segment, Carrie gives tips on where to shop for organic food and how to avoid all the plastic wrapping that seems to come with every single vegetable. She talks about which markets to go to, where to find organic farms, and what Al Natura is.
Our cinema guru Rob Stuart was in the studio this week to talk about Doctor Strange, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Tilda Swinton Chiwetel Ejiofor and Mads Mikkelsen; Inferno with Tom Hanks and Felicity Jones; and Ken Loach's I, Daniel Blake. We also chatted about Girl on a Train with Emily Blunt, and Tim Burton's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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As the days get shorter and the evenings cooler, the autumn stars of the garden begin to shine. Sedums, or stonecrops, are one of the favorite autumn flowering plants of