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Katt Cullen speaks with Gill Whitty-Collins, author of Why Men Win at Work and The How to Win at Work Book : An empowering career guide for today's working women about the persistent challenges facing women in their careers. Drawing on years of research and experience, Gill explains why gender inequality remains deeply embedded in workplace culture and leadership structures worldwide. She introduc...

With IB results day approaching, students and families across Switzerland are preparing for one of the most important moments in the university admissions journey. On 6 July, IB candidates will discover whether they’ve secured their place at their chosen university - or whether they need to consider alternative options. University Admissions Consultant Dr Daniele Labriola of Tutors Plus joins the...

Finding enough space at home can be a challenge, whether you're preparing for a new baby, creating a home office, renovating, downsizing, or simply trying to declutter. We speak to Edouard Deriaz, manager of Parabox Storage in Geneva, on the WRS Breakfast show to discuss flexible storage solutions designed to help residents make the most of their living space. Located in the heart of the city, jus...

With exam season underway, students at Geneva English School are increasingly focused on what comes next and the pathways that will shape their futures beyond the classroom. The school’s new University and Careers Counsellor, Sabine Hutcheson, outlines how GES supports students in making informed choices about higher education and future careers. She explains the academic programme taught at secon...

WRS' Breakfast Show host Katt Cullen spoke to Sophia Hatfield-Giraux, Head of Sixth Form at the British School of Geneva, about what makes the school stand out in the region's competitive international education landscape. Sophia discusses how BSG combines the strengths of the British curriculum with a personalised approach that helps students achieve academic excellence while developing the confi...

Les Genevoix, Geneva’s gay men’s choir and the only gay men’s choir in French-speaking Switzerland, are preparing for their upcoming concert “Rise Up – Sois Toi-Même.” Formed in 2020 at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic with just ten singers meeting online, the choir has since grown into a vibrant community of around 50 amateur voices representing more than 20 nationalities from every continent....

David Ashtam-Kar founded Star Sports more than two decades ago, and what began as a handful of football camps has grown into a programme that has welcomed over 17,000 young participants and now offers more than 40 activities each year. In this interview, David explains how Star Sports caters for players of different ages and abilities, from beginners taking their first steps in the game to ambitio...

This week, head to CERN for the 15th edition of CineGlobe, taking place 5-7 June 2026. Blending film, science, art, culture and education, the free festival offers something for all ages, from workshops and immersive experiences to award-winning films and family activities. WRS's Katt Cullen spoke with one of the organisers this year, Mel Reyes, about this year’s theme and some of the standout eve...

Steel Magnolias arrives in Basel from 11-14 June, bringing Robert Harling’s beloved story of friendship, resilience and community to the stage. On the WRS Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen speaks with co-directors Scott Holland and Carrie Aikman, alongside cast member Lara Jekke, who plays Anelle. They discuss the challenges and rewards of bringing this moving and often hilarious play to life, the theme...

Geneva-based psychologist and career transition specialist Marion Aufseesser has just released her second book, To Pee Or Not To Pee, a photography collection dedicated entirely to restroom doors and bathroom entrances from around the world. Featuring images of men’s, women’s and unisex bathrooms - alongside symbols ranging from cows to abstract figures - the book explores the many creative, humor...

This 7-10 July 2026, the AI for Good Global Summit returns to Palexpo in Geneva for four days dedicated to the future of artificial intelligence and its real-world impact. Hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations agency for digital technologies, the event brings together innovators, policymakers, researchers, artists, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders from ar...

Joëlle Bertossa, Administrative Councillor in charge of Culture and Digital Transition for the City of Geneva, speaks with WRS Breakfast Show host Katt Cullen about Nuit des Musées taking place this Saturday, 30 May. This year's theme is On Your Marks, Get Set, Go... Twenty-eight cultural institutions across Geneva will open from 6pm to midnight for a cultural marathon featuring exhibitions, dance...

Ahead of the CERN Croquet and Bowls Club Open Day on Sunday 3 1May from 11:00, WRS explores three unique precision sports played on the Prévessin-Moëns CERN site. Katt Cullen speaks with Peter Payne and Ann Silverman about the differences between croquet, bowls, pétanque and gateball - the Japanese sport inspired by croquet that’s growing internationally. They also discuss the club’s welcoming soc...

This weekend, the vineyards of Vaud are throwing open their doors for the annual Caves Ouvertes Vaudoises - and with one CHF 40 pass, wine lovers can explore more than 250 wineries across the canton. From Lavaux to La Côte, Chablais, Côtes-de-l'Orbe, Bonvillars and Vully, visitors can taste their way through some of Switzerland’s finest wine regions. The ticket includes a tasting glass, official w...

On the WRS Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen speaks with Laura Vila from Verbier International School about their boutique alpine summer camps in the heart of Verbier, Switzerland. Designed for 7 - 17 year olds looking for more than just a holiday, the camps combine leadership workshops, cultural experiences, and adrenaline-filled outdoor adventures in a unique alpine setting.  From tree climbing, splas...

Award-winning Irish novelist John Boyne joins Katt Cullen on the WRS Breakfast Show to discuss his powerful new novel The Elements - a sweeping literary saga exploring guilt, trauma, complicity, and redemption through four interconnected narratives. Best known internationally for The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, Boyne is the author of sixteen novels for adults, alongside books for younger readers,...

On WRS Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen speaks with photographer and filmmaker Richard Wainwright about his powerful new documentary exploring the role of therapy dogs in Uganda. The 30-minute film follows the work of charity “The Big Fix” which, in the aftermath of the brutal 20-year conflict in Northern Uganda, pairs former child soldiers abducted by the Lord’s Resistance Army and living with severe...

On this morning's Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen steps into the dazzling world of Kinky Boots with special guests Jessica Chan, director of the upcoming GAOS production in Nyon, and Doryan, who takes on the iconic role of Lola. Ahead of performances from 28–31 May, they discuss the heart, humour, and high heels behind this Tony Award-winning musical. Kinky Boots tells the uplifting story of Charlie P...

Pint of Science is back - and it’s bringing cutting-edge research out of the lab and into the pub! On the WRS Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen spoke to Dr Emily Schafer and Dr Julika Radecke, the Geneva coordinators of the science festival Pint of Science. The idea is simple: grab a drink, pull up a chair, and hear directly from scientists about the fascinating work they’re doing - in a way that’s desi...

Fraternal Compagnia presents Dedalus and Icarus, written by Nobel Prize-winning playwright Dario Fo and newly adapted in English to celebrate the centenary of the Italian master’s birth, promoted by the Franca Rame and Dario Fo Foundation. Reimagining the ancient myth for a modern audience, this powerful production challenges the familiar image of Icarus as merely reckless and arrogant. Instead, F...

Jim's British Market celebrates 30 years (the same as WRS!) This Saturday you can join in the festivities at their shop in Gland - and sample a new rabge of beers specifically brewed for Jim's. Mark Butcher (who's a little annoyed he didn't think of a WRS beer) spoke to Chris Anderson about the inspiration for the beer and what's happening on Saturday.

Big news! World Radio Switzerland now has new owners, Cedra Ventures. WRS Breakfast Show hosts Mark and Katt welcomed them on-air to discuss their vision, respect for the brand’s legacy, and what inspired the takeover - while Nelson Harris shared his lifelong connection as a listener. Hear the conversation on the Breakfast Show podcast. Read the full press release at www.worldradio.ch/more/press-r...

Is your teenager feeling the heat of exam season? Here's how to make it a little easier for everyone... Parents know how intense it can get when our teens tackle the IB diploma, IGCSEs, or A levels. The pressure can feel like a pressure cooker at home! So, what can you do? Start by getting a revision schedule in place. Make sure they have the exam dates front and centre, and help them plan their r...

On this morning’s Breakfast Show, Laurent Menetrier joined Katt Cullen to talk about an exciting new chapter for Ecole Mosaic in Champel - the launch of their brand new secondary school opening in August 2026. Florent Menetrier, Head of the new Secondary School and Head of Administration, brings a wealth of international experience and returns to Geneva to lead this important expansion. He shared...

Why are so many people feeling lonely in a world that promises constant connection? On this morning's WRS Breakfast Show, Dr Sylvia Kalicinski, a Geneva-based therapist and Lonely AF author, explores the modern loneliness epidemic and what truly helps us feel connected. Drawing on her clinical experience, she unpacks the hidden challenges faced by internationals, the impact of digital life and dem...