DutchBuzz is an English radio programme of news, views and interviews that tells you what’s happening in this buzzing city of ours. The international team of presenters and reporters are from many different continents, but view The Hague as their home!
On Dutchbuzz this week…
We look back at Remembrance and Liberation days
Find out what The Hague Humanity Hub can do for you
Learn more about the AI For Good – Young AI Leaders Community
Visit a new Greek café, and
Focus on the Beautiful Unseen project in The Hague
The Hague’s Pearls – listen to previous recordings
The podcasts below are devoted to members of the international community who have made a special contribution to the City of The Hague.
The DutchBuzz team takes pleasure in inviting and interviewing the city’s many ‘pearls’. Many of them have been featured in our programmes over the years because they reflect our rich and diverse international community.
Newsmakers, writers, local politicians, entertainers, innovators, entrepreneurs, experts in their field, and colourful personalities, they all make The Hague a better place to live and work in.
All the interviews have been broadcast, but we enjoyed them so much that we are now sharing them with you as special, celebratory podcasts.
Listen live on Tuesday 15 April at 9pm on Den Haag FM, or listen to the recording later. Both links below:
• Share your talent as a volunteer in The Hague • Climate change accelerates in Europe • The changing face of international tourism, and • A money wellness coach tells us how to face our tax returns
After a winter hibernation, DutchBuzz bursts back for the spring, with weekly news in English.
Listen live on Den Haag FM on Tuesday evenings at 8pm, or online afterwards
On Dutchbuzz this week:
While the city is gearing up for the NATO Summit, Dutchbuzz looks at a local peace initiative, speaks to the Haagse Stadspartij, visits the historic Villa Ockenburgh, and finds out about Momma Luv, a special charity that links Dutch and African mothers-to-be.
Birth photography was new to The Hague when Natalie Carstens joined the international community in this city two decades ago. She calls herself a sentimental photographer of maternity, birth and family occasions and has run her business in Scheveningen for the past 16 years. She chats to Dutchbuzz Editor, Lily-Anne Stroobach
In Dutchbuzz tonight, we take you to our coast and find out about:
• A human chain on our beaches to call for action against climate change
• The arrival of the new herring
• Ockenburgh estate wins a European heritage award, and
• Catch up with our gay community,
• And find out about TransitieCinema
After a break during the May holidays, Dutchbuzz is back with news about:
• The Hague’s Natural Health Centre
• Indonesian food and its history in the Netherlands
• Bringing the voice of Latin America to The Hague,
• And, Celebrating breastfeeding
