Radiotag 2021
Ausgabe 2021
Auch in diesem Jahr ist Radio X ein Teil vom Tag der Berufsbildung. Dieser wird auch Radiotag genannt, denn 28 Radiostationen der Schweiz sind dabei und widmen sich einen Tag lang diesem Thema. In diesem Jahr schauen wir uns die Lehrstellensituation in Zeiten von Corona, und den Berufswahlprozess, genauer an.
OnAir
Mittwoch 5. Mai 2021
08:00 Grusswort der Bildungsdirektoren beider Basel: Conradin Cramer und Monica Gschwind
08:30 Wie sieht die Lehrstellensituation in den beiden Basel aus?
10:00 Portrait über den Lehrling des Jahres 2020: Alessio Schnell
10:30 Wie gingen die Lehrbetriebe in der Gastro Branche mit der Pandemie um?
11:00 Interview mit der Fleischfachfrau Annina Jenzer
12:00 Bundespräsident Guy Parmelin zur aktuellen Lehrstellensituation
13:00 Wie geht es den Jugendlichen während der Berufswahl?
13:30 Wie können Eltern ihre Kinder während der Berufswahl optimal unterstützen?
14:00 Schnupperlehre während einer Pandemie
15:00 Handwerker in der Pandemie: Leonhardt Spenglerei AG ermöglicht Einblicke
16:00 Next Generation 2021: Virtuelle Übungskonzerte
16:30 Regierungsrat Conradin Cramer (BS) und Regierungsrätin Monica Gschwind (BL) über die Berufsbildung in der Region Basel
18:00 – 19:00 The Y xperienZ: Die Jugendsendung nimmt drei spannende Berufe unter die Lupe: Gamedesigner:in, Stuntperformer:in, Foley Artist
Kontakt
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Auch 27 weitere Radiostationen sind Teil des Radiotags 2021.
In Zusammenarbeit mit den Kantonen BL und BS und mit der Unterstützung von Berufsbildungplus.ch
When Creativity Meets Chaos: Insights into the Uncompressed Music Scene in Kampala
Episode 15 of the TIMEZONES podcast series, co-initiated and co-produced by Norient and the Goethe-Institut. This episode offers insight into the uncompressed music scene in Kampala, Uganda. It looks into the evolution of (underground) club culture and shows how house parties contributed so much to create the roots of feeling safe and a support system in the music community. von Danielle Bürgin
When Creativity Meets Chaos: Kampala
When Creativity Meets Chaos: Insights into the Uncompressed Music Scene in Kampala
This episode further discusses the importance of the Nyege Nyege label and festival that has gained massive international attention lately.
Many thriving DJs and producers have come out of Kampala’s underground music scene in the past few years. In this podcast episode, we invite our fellow music producers and DJs to share their processes of music production and explain how the city inspires their creativity.
Kampala is a beautiful city surrounded by Lake Victoria and its nature that brings a certain level of peace amidst chaos. We recorded the podcast in the city, relating to the sounds in our surroundings, and how each of the artists connect to different aspects of the city, such as noise, the people, and its environment.
Uganda is a socially conservative, majority Christian and Muslim country. To see the momentum of artists expressing themselves in a free create form is very impressive. We look into the growth of Kampala in the past decade. There’s a lot more light on the music scene now than before. The momentum comes from the multiple cultures that bring along unique sounds that evolve in this creativity space, and there’s a lot of room to be inspired and learn.
Over the years, Kampala has become a global incubator of sounds. We see artists from the diaspora and East African community gaining interest in exploring the city and doing residencies at Nyege Nyege studios (Villa) which has harbored collaborations among artists.
It’s such a beautiful opportunity to bring you into our evolving music scene in East Africa. We hope you enjoy it.
QUOTES
«I see Kampala skyrocketing in a couple of years. There’s so much knowledge musically here and it’s all super organic. All we need, or everyone needs, is just the resource capital, in a way.» Nsasi
«The first software was Fruity Loops.» Rey Sapienz
«It limits the way you view yourself as an achiever when you don’t see a certain kind of people winning in music.» Turkana
«In a couple of years Kampala music is going to be hardcore insane. It’s really crazy and amazing right now.» DJ Flo
CREDITS
A podcast byTurkana - initiated and co-produced by Norient and the Goethe-Institut by supported by the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia.
Featuring:
Authentically Plastic
DJ Flo
Martin Kanja
Nsasi
Rey Sapienz