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28.11.2025
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18. Apr.
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14.10.2022
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17. APR.

Mental Health in Kids/Teens, 17/04/2026

Patricia is the wife to a very understanding husband and proud mom to an energetic 8-year-old. Originally from South Africa, now happily rooted in Luxembourg. She's an educator, psychologist and works as the Assistant Principal for Students at the International School of Luxembourg. She ‘balances’ motherhood, work and life by rotating crises and is fueled by strong coffee, good humour and cake. Beth is a parent to two teen daughters and wife while loving her work as an Academic Leader and School Psychologist at the International School of Luxembourg. She is originally from the United States and has lived and worked across the world. She most recently spent 4 years in India. Prior to working in the schools, she worked in clinical practice with families. Outside of work, she enjoys coaching and playing sports and cheering on her family in their various activities. The resources mentioned in the show include: Serivice Impuls https://www.solina.lu/fr/facilities/impuls/ Office national de l’enfance (ONE) https://www.officenationalenfance.lu/ Service national de psychiatrie juvénile (SNPJ) https://www.hopitauxschuman.lu/fr/specialites-maladies-traitements/service-national-de-psychiatrie-juvenile Société Luxembourgeoise de Psychologie https://www.slp.lu/en/ Service National de Psychiatrie Infantile déménage de la Kannerklinik: https://kannerklinik.chl.lu/fr/service/pedopsychiatrie

17. Apr.

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50 Min.
17. APR.

Charities, 17/04/2026

Who are the people who work in the charity sector? How do they help others? And how has their business changed after the increases in cost of living over the past few years? In this week’s episode of Office Hours, Adam is joined by Myriam Jacoby, Strategy Quality and Innovation Manager from at the Red Cross, and Esther Leick, Director of Communication and fundraising at Medecins Sans Frontieres Luxembourg. Together, they answer these questions, and more. Contact: Red Cross: www.croix-rouge.lu/en/ MSF: www.msf.lu/en References: https://www.forbes.com/real-time-billionaires/ https://www.worldgivingreport.org/donor-insights

17. Apr.

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31 Min.
10. APR.

From Happy Hour to Golden Hour: Birth & The 4th Trimester in Luxembourg, 10/04/2026

Polina is a mother of two, both born in Luxembourg, a postpartum doula, and an avid birth enthusiast. With a background in marketing, her own transition into motherhood led her to focus on supporting mothers locally. For the past four years, she has been running birth circles and mama meets in Luxembourg. To learn more about Polina, please check her out on Instagram @mama.leopard. Below are some of the books she mentions on the show: Safe Infant Sleep: Expert Answers, The First Forty Days, Hunt, Gather, Parent, The Fourth Trimester

10. Apr.

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35 Min.
VOR 20 STD.

Lithuania's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kęstutis Budrys, 24/04/2026

"I never felt that Lithuania is a soft target. I saw Brussels always as the softest target of all." Lithuania's Foreign Minister, Kęstutis Budrys, passionately lays out why Europe must wake up to the war already being waged against it in this interview. "If we are not doing this, there will be a huge price. And believe me, that price will be much higher than 5% of GDP." Drawing on more than 20 years in national security and intelligence, Budrys described a country witnessing sustained hybrid attack: drones crashing in Lithuanian territory, fighter jets violating airspace, undersea cables sabotaged, civil aviation disrupted by GPS jamming, and assassination plots targeting opposition figures. However, his sharpest message was aimed at Brussels. "I never felt that Lithuania is a soft target. I saw Brussels always as the softest target of all." Budrys recounted how Lithuania spent decades purging Russian influence from its energy, transport, and financial sectors; work he believes much of Europe has yet to begin. He pointed to ongoing purchases of Russian LNG and the continued presence of Rosatom in European nuclear projects as evidence of dangerous complacency. "When we criticise the United States, they point to our numbers and say: you are buying Russian gas that finances their war machine. And they are right." On Ukraine, the minister expressed cautious optimism. He noted that Ukrainian forces have halted Russian advances and are inflicting unsustainable losses: over 30,000 Russian soldiers killed per month by drones alone. A strategic turning point, he suggested, could come within the next year if Europe maintains political and financial pressure. But he refused to entertain territorial concessions. "We will never recognise the occupation of Ukrainian territory, neither de jure nor de facto." Looking ahead to Lithuania's EU Council presidency in January 2027, Budrys outlined a security-first agenda: accelerating EU enlargement for Ukraine and Moldova, building economic defences against hostile actors, and finally treating the bloc as a geopolitical force rather than a collection of national interests. His closing message was unambiguous: Europe's survival depends on shedding its illusions about Russia, about its own vulnerabilities, and about the cost of inaction.

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52 Min.
27. MÄRZ

Is it stress, fatigue or something else?, 27/03/2026

Why you might be in Perimenopause and What to do about it with Dr. Folschette, Founder of LetzMenopause Susanne Folschette-Tomaszewski is a GP, certified menopause coach, mother of two and just recently finished her specialisation in Menopause Medicine at the University of South Wales (UK) . She is convinced that understanding hormonal changes is key and that women must actively engage in their own care, working in partnership with their doctor to find the best solutions. Her own perimenopausal experience, along with seeing how hormones impact women, led her to deepen her knowledge in menopause medicine. As President of the Luxembourg Menopause Society, Lëtz Menopause, she and her team are contributing to raising awareness about the menopausal transition across Luxembourg, hoping to improve women’s healthcare during this important phase of life. To learn more, please visit: LetzMenopause.lu or visit her on Instagram @letzmenopause Dr. Folschette also reccomends: The Balance App, The New Menopause Book, Estrogen Matters Book, The Menopause Brain

27. März

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37 Min.
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The Anthony Bourdain of Strassen: Victoria Wells, 24/04/2026

Victoria Wells-Wei, is a Strassen resident and passionate foodie who turned the daily "mission" of toddler mealtime into a vibrant community celebration. Like many parents, Victoria found that despite her love for cooking, putting healthy meals on the table for a three-year-old was a constant challenge. This sparked a simple but powerful question: What are other families cooking, and how can we share those ideas? Victoria Wells-Wei, a Strassen resident and passionate foodie who turned the daily "mission" of toddler mealtime into a vibrant community celebration. Like many parents, Victoria found that despite her love for cooking, putting healthy meals on the table for a three-year-old was a constant challenge. This sparked a simple but powerful question: What are other families cooking, and how can we share those ideas? What started as a personal curiosity blossomed into a major community initiative through the Strassen Commune’s Budget Participatif Initiative. After winning a grant in early 2025, Victoria launched a project to collect family recipes and transform them into a kid-friendly cookbook. Drawing on her 20 years of media experience, she teamed up with Ti Photography to go beyond the page—venturing into the homes of 10 local families to film their cooking processes and capture the beautiful stories behind their favorite dishes. This project is a true "by mums, for mums" collaboration. Victoria is joined by two talented friends and fellow Strassen residents: Karla Stauffer, an art teacher and designer who managed recipe collection and book layout, and Liza Escudero, a social media expert and early childhood educator who brought the project to life online. While the cookbook is currently in production, with an exciting launch planned for Mother’s Day 2026, you can get a taste of the magic right now. Head over to Instagram and follow @strassenrecipes to watch the video series and find your next family favorite meal.

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30 Min.
28.11.2025

Episode 8: Childhood Sexual Abuse in Luxembourg

Four adults share their childhood sexual abuse stories with DNA.

28.11.2025

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18 Min.
VOR 1 TAG

Space industry, 24/04/2026

How do you do business in the ‘final frontier’? Who are the people who work in the space industry? Why is Luxembourg a space hub? In this week’s episode of Office Hours, Adam is joined by the Jordan Vannitsen (CEO of Odysseus Space), Javier Stober (Lead Mechnical Engineer at Lunar Outpost) and Sabrina Alam (CEO of Matter Space and Defence and Space Lead at Uni.lu). Together, they answer these questions, and more. Guest contact: Jordan Vannitsen: www.linkedin.com/in/jordanvannitsen/ Javier Stober: www.linkedin.com/in/javier-stober/ Sabrina Alam: www.linkedin.com/in/sabrina-alam-451779b2/

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31 Min.
VOR 5 TAGEN

Letz Talk Sport #384, 19/04/2026

Edge of your seat moments James, Hannah, and Sam dive into the weekend’s sporting drama, breaking down the Premier League—who’s rising, who’s falling, and the high-stakes battle at the top. With a live match playing in the background, it’s proper nail-biting stuff as Hannah reacts to Arsenal dropping points—you’ll hear the frustration. Sam piles on the pressure with the big question: which matters more this season, the Champions League or the Premier League? They also spotlight a landmark moment in football, as Marie-Louise Eta leads her first training session as head coach of 1. FC Union Berlin—a significant step into one of Europe’s top leagues, and a powerful moment for representation in elite football. The focus then shifts to the Boston Marathon, with James unpacking those infamous hills and why athletes target certain races, all ahead of his own crack at the London Marathon next weekend. Plus, birthday shoutouts to athletes celebrating today and, as always, a dose of 384 stats to round things off.

vor 5 Tagen

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1 Std.
19.12.2025

“A Very Luxembourgish Christmas” with Sally Wagner, 19/12/2025

Spending Christmas at home in Luxembourg this year? For the season finale of Mom Life in Luxembourg, Hayley sits down with local creator Sally Wagner to explore how Luxembourgish families really do the holidays and why it’s often calmer, simpler, and far less consumer-driven than the traditions many of us grew up with.

19.12.2025

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29 Min.

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