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Žan Serčič may have many years of musical performances but in the last 12 months he has become one of the most popular names on the Slovenian music scene. Performing his own compositions as well as songs by many other artists, his audiences are large and totally committed to having a great time. This conversation reveals just how he has become comfortable on the stage and how much he respects the love he feels from the audience.
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Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Žan Serčič may have many years of musical performances but in the last 12 months he has become one of the most popular names on the Slovenian music scene. Performing his own compositions as well as songs by many other artists, his audiences are large and totally committed to having a great time. This conversation reveals just how he has become comfortable on the stage and how much he respects the love he feels from the audience.
Aljaž Pengov Bitenc is co-owner of Kaos Radio, a DJ, an enthusiastic commentator on Twitter and the author of the blog Pengovski.com, which is surprisingly written in English! There is a lot to discover about the why's and wherefore's and his take on many things Slovene.
Ever thought of fully restoring a classic car? Well Aleš Zorko is doing just that and he says it is a big job. It's not just time it's an expensive process too. Listen to the show to discover just what is involved and you'll find some great music too!
Having been awarded Slovene Marketing Director of 2014 Luka Grilc joins me to talk about his motivation to market the best possible products for Slovenia's largest company, Elan. It is impossible not to be impressed by his appraoch to his work and his life in general, and he brings some great music. Sunday 29th June at 1100 and Thursday 3rd July at 2100.
Diplomatic relationships between countries are an important issue so the opportunity to have an extended conversation with a country's ambassador is always interesting. His Excellency Shegemi Jomori has much to say, not only about diplomacy but also Japan, Slovenia, Europe, and the arts. He has some wonderful music to accompany the discussion, so don't miss this show. Sunday 15th at 1100am and Thursday 19th at 2100.
Its hard not to be fascinated by the art of Magician and Entertainer Sam Sebastian. Already with a love of magic as a chiild, after studying philosophy he decided to make a career out of it. This conversation explores his reasons and life as a travelling entertainer. Prepare to be surprised, its a tricky business!
Education is the most important of subjects in any country and Slovenia offers several choices. The new principle of the British International School in Ljubljana has some important points to make when it comes to how education needs to be organised for the benefit of students and the future of the country. David Cooksey can be heard on Sunday 18th May at 11:00am and Thursday 22nd at 9:00pm
Do you really eat well? Do you understand good food and great flavours? Uros Mencinger thinks most people are missing quite a lot. In this show he explains a lot about the reality of eating good healthy food and why going out to eat means a bit of research. There is some great quality out there but you need to find it, maybe you need to spend a little more too.
The ethics behind many in Slovenia may not be best practice. Dr Miro Cerar has inherited a great number of positive beliefs from a mother who gave much of her life to the importance of clear legal values and a father who whilst being a great lawyer also became a Slovene icon in his athletic abilities. This conversation illustrates the very best of Slovene values clearly explained by Dr Cerar but at the same time is uncomfortable listening. We all have much to undersatnd and learn to bring Slovenia to its full strength.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
It is always a pleasure to talk with an artist from a far away country and this programme offers that opportunity. The guest is a composer and pianist who visited Maribor to spend some time here in a workshop meeting other people and using a new location as her inspiration. Ji Eun Moon comes originally from South Korea and is currently working in America. She has some interesting views on all three countries and also has strong religeous motives in her life. Her choices of music are fascinating mixing rock. jazz and classics and also introduces some Korean rock! Ji Eun Moon can be heard on Sunday 23rd March at 1100 and Thursday 27th at 2100
If you ever felt like seeing the world with young children this show may surprise you. The Bračko family have being travelling together for many years. From South America to the Far East they have visited countries and met their people far and wide and have many tales of exciting and touching moments. Their story can be heard on Sunday 9th March at 11.00 and Thursday 13th at 21.00
Do you really know the background and traditions of Ptui carnival? What is the meaning of the masks and costumes? President of the Organising Committee, Branko Brumen, has these traditions in his soul. This fascinating man will not only explain the background but also surprise you with the huge number of participants and events that make up this year's Ptui Carnival season. Sunday 23rd February at 09:00 and Thursday 27th at 21:00.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Simona Vrevc has recently become the Deputy Secretary of the Alpine Convention. This is a demanding and important position and it's a great credit to her that she has been chosen for this role. With her feet firmly on the ground she explains the purpose of this Convention which includes all of the countries of the Alpine region. Further she chooses some great music to accompany her explanation.
Do we really understand the real motives behind our actions? How can we make judgements about those who manage our lives particularly in the world of politics. This discussion with theoretical psychoanalist Roman Vodeb makes many points that are not easy listening. Our upbringing and parental example are of paramount importance. The show is prepared by Chris Wherry. Listen on Sunday 19th at 1100am and Thursday 23rd at 0900pm
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
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