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Space soul, Interstellar RnB, Cosmiccore. Kam Cosmic comes through with unique vibes that require new genre names. This one is dreamy and will bring you somewhere to the edge of the andromeda galaxy.

As Master Yoda always says, "birth leads to football. Football leads to love. Love leads to beating up Feyenoord fans." Join Niall Moore as an ex-Ajax hooligan walks him down the path to football's dark side.

Somewhere in the chaos of creation, our world demands for an all-encompassing artistic response to its necessities. George Rallis dwelves within the multiple folds of Lorenzo de Re's work.

Slim Radio presents Fred Maybe Performing "Convo With Self", "Sick To My Stomach" and "Waterworks" in our studio. This is the second time we have the pleasure to get Fred Maybe in our studio. Both times he brought good vibes and beautiful raps delivered with to us with precision and feeling. Mix By: Luke Fritzmaurits

Fashion has been the driving force for a lot of queer lives, including that of our guests. As Gaga said once, put it all on me. George Rallis, sits down with Hanna Fredsberg and Michael Geertzen to talk about their own sartorial journey.

It’s the end of an era. In the last episode of Brown Town, Justin Yeung, Erandi de Silva, Mohini Rastogi and Yalda Aieni hand out some free tips to students moving to Amsterdam next year. Listen to them close a chapter in radio history. Don’t be sad it’s over, be happy it happened. Can’t live without us? Just listen to our episodes. On repeat.

Liam Pek is an amazing and versatile artist that came to melt the hearts of everyone present in the Slim Radio Live Sessions room. This is one of those sessions that can take you away, so sit down and enjoy the ride.

Roman has made it to dam. Rodam. He joins his close associate Felix in the Slim Radio Studio to discuss the tragedy of Bukayo Saka the Young. Adam comes in with some truly FUEGO donks to lighten the mood, but has a tough time selecting them (classic xd). Join us for the 14th installment of the greatest Donk Podcast in the world. The DONKCAST. (all rights reserved, listening to the donkcast may cause ear bleeding and IBS, slim radio shall not be held liable in such events)

Through the power of alternative current and current affairs we bring you your top topical podcast with hosts Benedetto Zurlo and Diederik Zuurmond who are joined this week by notorious comedian Rami Nima. Against better judgement we discuss Israel, after which we effortfully segue to more light-hearted topics like nihilism, golden showers, ass-to-mouth resuscitation, Italian politics, Kim Bong Un, two girls one cup, Alabama yoga and, of course, NFTs.

Beth Fisher and Ava Ma de Sousa bring you a Minds Matter episode on a very exciting topic: boredom. We promise, it's more interesting than you think! Boredom has been linked to creativity and imagination, but also to depression and self-destructive behaviors. In this episode, we examine what boredom is, and whether we should lean into it or run from it.

Oh how the tables have turned. Simone takes the wheel for this queer chariot, putting George Rallis in the interviewee chair, spelling out their research, backstory and thoughts.

MOOS comes through with energetic indie pop that just makes you wanna move, excited to share their music in our studio they came prepared with mad vibes.

Justin Yeung, Erandi de Silva and Yalda Aieni talk about different beauty standards and how they can have detrimental effects on everyone, especially young teens. From Tik Tok leggings to Instagram sex bots, how are they normalising unattainable body images? Never let the unrealistic standards of others take away your originality and perfect imperfections.

What do a former rock star, a celebrated indie artist, and uh, Allie, have in common? Dis a reggae music! Allie Hatch is joined by Dennis van Leeuwen and Nana Adjoa to talk their mutual loves: reggae and dub. Tune in to hear some stories, some tracks, some history, and some general thoughts about these overlooked genres. 1. Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie 2. Steel Pulse - Handsworth Revolution 3. Linton Kwesi Johnson - Street 66 4. Jimmy Cliff - My Ancestors 5. Rockers Galore…UK Tour (feat. Mikey Dread) - The Clash, Mikey Dread 6. Third World - Tribal War 7. Eek-A-Mouse - Ganja Smuggling 8. Bob Marley & The Wailers - Positive Vibration - Live At The Pavillon De Paris, 1977 9. Alpha Blondy - Brigadier Sabari 10. Israel Vibration - The Same Song 11. Jacob Miller - Who Say Jah No Dread 12. Toots & The Maytals - Time Tough

This cug week Diederik Zuurmond & Benedetto Zurlo welcome back regular esteemed guest Sjoerd Scott. They try a cold open that gets hijacked by Horny Benny who's allegedly been microdosing viagra. Diederik brings audio sketches using exclusively visual gags and Sjoerd judges people for how they fake their own death. Suicidal magicians, Winnie the Peg, and a lot more, get in there cugs!

Tico Mac is an artist that enters the room with a serene calmness to him, but as soon as he begins to lay down his vocals your heart will start pounding heavy. He hits you with emotions and care, always filling your heart with some love. Check out the session of this Dutch artist, that touches spirits universally.

Disco was not just a music genre, it was a whole era of acceptance, joy and freedom. From Saturday Night Fever to Studio 54, the beat of disco music carried an entire generation and became one of the most beloved and remembered genres to this day. In this episode of How Did We Get Hear, Anastasia Nullans will present to you different styles and origins of Disco Music while playing some classics of the genre! Link to the Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6vh9fOjsjj0F60r333K8cJ?si=6a50731843c145e9

Luc Huijgens pulls back the Radio Theatre's "Radio Curtain". In this unscripted, tell-all episode Luc will talk at length about how hosting this podcast series has brought him no end of joy, anxiety, material to include on his CV and, finally, touch on his hopes and worries for the, yet to be released, episode 10.

Jaïr Darnoud & Rens are true showmen that shine in the limelights even before they grace the stage. They elegantly enter a room with duffel bags full of vibes that radiate throughout their performance and conversation. Press the button to be properly entertained.

Does abstract art leave you feeling in awe or annoyed? Art can provoke powerful experiences, making one feel overcome by the experience of beauty. Are there beauty universals based in evolution and biology, or is beauty in the eye of a culturally conditioned beholder? In this episode of Minds Matter, Beth Fisher and Ava Ma de Sousa enter the fray to examine what neuroscience and psychology can add to the debate on aesthetics. Research discussed & further material at https://www.mindsmatterpodcast.com/ep-12-your-mind-on-art