Can you cancel all those planned bookings with those great artists? No dude! That's what they must have thought at Radio Radio. Something along the lines of: 'there must be a way in which we can continue the planning smoothly'. The answer is the birth of a new streaming service. With the help of sponsors such as Kornuit and Abslout, et voila, you are there. You listen to a line-up with bookings that Radio Radio already had in the coming weeks, such as: carista, Elias Mazian, Moody Mehran, Vic Crezee and some foreign special guests (exciting!). For the next two weeks, streaming will take place from the studio or living room of DJs, artists and speakers, so this will also follow the guidelines.

Anyway, in the end you just want to listen to how this sounds. You will find the streams not only on Facebook but also on your own platform. You are also on this platform to donate to a good cause and/or to Radio Radio. This way you, the community, can contribute to the dance scene but also the Red Cross of UNHCR, the refugee organization United Nations. And that's why we'll mention it again, Radio Radio is one of thousands. Go listen to the radio!

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The name of the podcast alone is reason enough to give it a listen. Be warned because after one listen you will be hooked My Father is a Chinese Takeaway. It's so much fun and literally wonderful to listen to. In the podcast, Felicia Alberding investigates all kinds of delicious things the world has to offer. And in particular world dishes from far beyond what Dutch cuisine knows. What you then learn is, for example, the answer to how it is possible that a döner kebab sandwich is mainly eaten late at night as drunken food. Let Felicia talk about things you didn't know you wanted to know in her three-part podcasts.

My Father is a Chinese Takeaway