Angle Radio: Episode Nine
Welcome to episode nine of Angle Radio, hosted by Mohammed Kafina and Yana Georgieva. Today we are going to talk about a very special topic: rebirth. Continue reading Angle Radio: Episode Nine
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Angle Radio: Episode Seven
Welcome to episode seven of Angle Radio, hosted by Cheyenne van Dreumel and Sharon Verhoeks. Today’s show it’s all about closure. It’s a heavy topic worth talking about since everyone has a personal story about closing a chapter in their lives. On this episode will talk about dealing with death, moving on from a relationship or even the need for closure among other things. Continue reading Angle Radio: Episode Seven
Angle Radio: Episode Six
Welcome to episode six of Angle Radio, hosted by Evanne Mientjes and Josefien Gravendeel. On today’s show, we will talk about the well being and mental health issues during Covid-19. It has a big impact on everybody’s life and many people search for solutions to make things easier. Continue reading Angle Radio: Episode Six
Angle Radio: Episode Three
This week we discuss food matters. We look at how food can bring people together or form a source of conflict. We are excited to share this episode with you, a warning: could trigger extreme cravings… Continue reading Angle Radio: Episode Three
Living a VANtastic life
Daphne Gakes (34) has been living in her campervan ‘Bartje’ in Amsterdam for three years now. Moving from one place to another, she experiences a feeling of freedom and danger at the same time. Text by Lisanne van ‘t Riet and Julia Pulm, photos by Lisanne van ‘t Riet Stepping out at Station ‘Verrijn Stuartweg’, a ten minute walk leads you through a business area towards … Continue reading Living a VANtastic life
OFF-LIFE
What happens when a student doesn’t have any technical devices or internet for a whole weekend? Ronny Taferner tried it himself. Text by Ronny Taferner I hardly ever have a look at the statistics of the screen time on my phone, because I know the results are shocking. Apparently I spend six hours and 13 minutes looking at my phone, activate it more than a … Continue reading OFF-LIFE
Life changing events: winning, not gaining
Winning over a hundred thousand euros and then giving it all away, is probably not what most of us will do. But for Frans Harinck (81) that decision wasn’t even a question. Text by Thirza de Raad Frans Harinck has lived in the small town of Vrouwenpolder for over 30 years. Five years ago, he got called by his housekeeper, who told him the town … Continue reading Life changing events: winning, not gaining
Back to the 30’s
Mark Davids is not like every other 47-year-old living in Amsterdam. He lives in the 30’s. Text and photos by Ingrid Godager Davids always dresses like a gentleman and never goes out without wearing a hat. His house looks like a museum, furnished like houses were in the beginning of the 1900s. It’s packed with paintings, newspapers, books and furniture from the 20s and 30s, … Continue reading Back to the 30’s
Finding my father – with twelve others
Thea Agnethe Eriksen grew up in Norway with her mother. She never met her dad. Over the years, this started to bother her. What was he like? Does she look like him? Do they laugh at the same jokes? She decided to find out more about him, and herself, by attending a Family Constellation session. Text by Thea Agnethe Eriksen “I think we can continue with … Continue reading Finding my father – with twelve others
Sex on demand
Lyle Muns (25) is a political science student and sexworker. When he is working, he has to change his mindset to have sex with guys he normally would never have sex with. Text by Ronny Taferner, Illustration by Jonas Armbruster It’s Wednesday, 19.23 and suddenly Lyle Muns’ phone rings – an unknown number. It’s a man who wants sex. A couple of minutes later, Lyle jumps … Continue reading Sex on demand