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❓What is Lex Czarnek and how is a Brazilian sect involved in it? What about Turów coal mine and dispute between Poland, Czech Republic and the EU? ⚡Did anything change in relation to women's rights since our episode, and if, was it for the better or worse?

This episode is about the situation of refugees and migrants in Europe. During this second hour, we will talk about the situation of migrants and refugees in Calais, France. The student-led organization Maastricht Goes to Calais fundraises money for the people in Calais by organizing activities in form of social events, outdoor activities and much more. They also use these events as opportunities to collect clothing and other donations to bring to the NGOs that work locally in Calais and to raise awareness for the situation.

This episode is about the situation of refugees and migrants in Europe. During this first hour we will talk to Dr. Michaella Vanore, a research fellow at the Maastricht Graduate School of Governance, where she works as a researcher and lecturer on migration and development. Moreover, the Maastricht-based organization “Maastricht goes to Calais” will be with us to discuss the fundraising but to also raise awareness in regard to developments in EU migration policies and to further curate an understanding of the challenges faced in Calais in particular.

Environment and climate change are being discussed and argued about everywhere at the moment. Apart from a sustainable lifestyle, today we want to look at the topic from a different perspective. What can I do to get involved politically? Therefore, we will take a closer look at two current protests against environmental destruction. In the studio we will have activists who will tell us why they organize protests and how you can take action yourself.

In this episode we discuss some statements that Lars has come up with; based purely on opinion and a total dis-regard to scientific evidence. Prepare yourselves for an hour full of excitement and drama!

Passports: The holy book that everyone needs to have but can't be bought; and yet, not free! It can be a pain to get and a pain to lose. The document that supposedly lets one travel but could also delay or prevent one from traveling. An idea so prolific that it's trans-species! In this episode we dive deep into the concept of the ubiquitous passport

In this episode we travel back in time to the summer of 4500bc. We are by the banks of lake Inari checkin out a nomadic gathering while comparing settled and nomadic lifestyles. Students of the Irari school of arts and social sciences are raising concerns about forced sedentarisation of nomadic students and campaigning for anti-sedentism

Tim and April share their experiences as musicians as they take us through this cold winter night with cheerful tunes.

Triana y Luca will be playing some of their unreleased music LIVE on Student Radio Maastricht! They have some big announcements to make including recording their debut EP, an artist residency, and several events they are organizing in the coming months. You can listen to some of their demo on their Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/trianayluca , or learn more about them through their platforms: https://linktr.ee/trianayluca Triana y Luca are a Maastricht based music duo making music inspired by the intimate encounter between folklore and storytelling. Their sound is an eclectic mix of Mexican popular music, Flamenco, Bossa nova, and more! Bringing a new perspective to popular music and cultural legends from Iberoamerica, their sound explores ancient knowledge, nature, sorrow, and love. Links: Website: https://trianasegovia.com/Triana-y-Luca-duo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trianayluca Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trianayluca/ Demo: https://soundcloud.com/trianayluca Triana y Luca Demo: https

COP26 and the Glasgow agreement are looked up to as the most influential climate agreements of recent times, however most people are still unaware of its content, failings and consequences which is why Maastricht for Climate (@maastrichtforclimate )activists Jasmijn Hofman and Clémence Pacheco seek to raise awareness about the pressing matter!

COP26 and the Glasgow agreement are looked up to as the most influential climate agreements of recent times, however most people are still unaware of its content, failings and consequences which is why Maastricht for Climate (@maastrichtforclimate )activists Jasmijn Hofman and Clémence Pacheco seek to raise awareness about the pressing matter!

Cancelled due to covid

In this episode we discuss topics of taboo! The 'what-not' the' when-not', the 'how-not' , the 'where-not', the 'who-not' and often, the lack of the ''why' - not' from a socio-cultural perspective. Join us for a musical hour with insightful discussions on topics of taboo!

This week SRM will be discussing the concept of Inburgering / Civic Integration / naturalisation / citizenship tests within the global and local (Dutch) context.

Have you ever seen or imagined a movie without music? The movie would become unfeeling, dull and without suspense! Tune in and travel with us through the realm of film music and composition! From thriller to romance, from famous to unknown… We discuss it all!

Alles is Drama, a Maastricht based student theater group have produced a short piece for the Student Radio Maastricht with their 'Chorus' group. The director of the Chorus introduces their theme and the board of Alles is Drama talks to SRM about the theater group and up coming events / courses.

One love, one life, one vibe, one heat, one time, one place, one planet, one voice, one history, one future, one family, one language, one need, one heart, one blood, one Jah, one jam.

S04E26 Urban Hour 01 Dec 2021 by Student Radio Maastricht

Today we go back in time and talk about the caving crises during the end of the neolithic age when nomadic / hunter-gatherer students came to learn about metal tools and 'modern art' of pottery making! (metal pollution everywhere!). This political satire is by no means to belittle the student housing crisis of the 21st century.

MedicalIdiots introduce themselves as a group of medical students working on podcasts at Maastricht University; breaking down medical jargon into a language we can all understand