"We have no immediate say on house prices, except for public affordable housing" says Mike Mathias, Premier Conseiller for Deputee Henri Kox

Speaking with Sandrine de Vuyst from ING Bank, Lisa continues her housing mini-series.

Peter Kleijnenburg and Karin Waringo talk about the loss of Luxembourg's architectural heritage.

Jacques Vandivinit, Director of Fonds du Logement, one of the largest social housing initiatives in Luxembourg talks about who can apply & what they offer.

Continuing our series on housing, here we discuss the net return to the investor after all the costs and taxes have been considered.

We've seen house prices suddenly hike year on year since 2018. Why? Will this trend continue? What are the effects of COVID on the housing market?

Tackling one of the most topical subjects in Luxembourg - the housing market. In my first podcast of this mini-series, we discuss how to buy a home.

Pia Libicka-Regulska, Martyna Adamska and Gosia Kramer join Lisa to celebrate the centenary of formal relations between Poland and Luxembourg.

Esmée Chengapen, Sophie Seale + Drew Puxty lend their expert thoughts to the roots of addiction, necessary compassion for healing + lack of support in Lux

Professor Dr Ulf Nehrbass, CEO of the Luxembourg Institute of Health, discusses new ways of thinking about disease and medical research.

David Bernstein, Elisabeth Bloxam & Caroline Mirkes were all recent Fulbright alumnae to / from Luxembourg. They share their transformative experiences.

LuxAI, a spin-off company from the University of Luxembourg, design social robots to help families with autistic children.

Sacred Heart University Luxembourg opened in 1991. Offering part-time evening classes and full-time MBAs with internships.

Aged between 12 + 18? Have an idea you want to share with the world? TEDxLuxembourgCity is launching an Education arm and wants one special speaker!

Dr Salima Aarab talks about the family's role in eating disorders, why they're starting earlier and how Luxembourg is growing to support these concerns.

The global pandemic has seen a rise in eating disorders being diagnosed and there's no clinic in Luxembourg to treat people.

We discuss the European Baccalaureate and Lycee Michel Lucius.

Rare disease affects more people than cancer and AIDS combined - 300 million people worldwide, 30,000 in Luxembourg.

Lisa explores the difference between 'A' levels and the IB diploma programme, plus the years leading up to that.

With so many organisations to join, why consider joining the British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg?

CEO of Maison Moderne, Geraldine Knudson, talks to Lisa about the importance of independent media & how important English media has become in Luxembourg.

And other stories from Cécile Somers-Lee: translator, voice-over artist, writer and poet.

Lawyer Vincent Wellens talks to Lisa about 'Accidental Americans' and how it fits into a bigger picture of differences in data protection between countries

Lynn Frank takes us through the winter armed with five 'Ts' to help our mental and physical well-being: individually, as a family and a community.

A tease to tomorrow's podcast with Lynn Frank of passage.lu. Her wonderful laugh is like audio sunshine to help brighten these chilly days.

The National Young Scientists (Jonk Fuerscher) competition is now open (ages 11-21) so get your entries in before 12 February!

CEO of Luxembourg For Finance, Nicolas Mackel, chats to Lisa Burke about the importance of the financial sector here.

Florence Lemeer-Wintgens and Solveig Ellefsen are two ladies who dared to career hop 'mid-life.

"Don't leave it too late!" advises British Ambassador to Luxembourg, John Marshall.

Jean-Claude Juncker's Luxembourg office overlooks the Gelle Fra war memorial and the city's silhouette beyond.

Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish, nominated five times for the Nobel Peace Prize, lost three daughters & his niece just four months after he lost his wife.

Alain Kinsch, the outgoing Managing Partner of EY Luxembourg, reflects on life at the top, ambition and legacy.

Niharica Raizada was raised in Luxembourg to Indian parents. She runs her acting ambitions in parallel with her translational medicine life.

How much money do I need to secure a rental property? Can I put pictures on my wall?

Want to learn more about what links Luxembourg to the UK? John Marshall has dedicated a lot of tenure to collating these stories.

Luc Frieden served in Jean-Claude Junker's government for 15 years until his party, CSV, were ousted from power.

Sophie Margue lives a parallel life: professional photographer and champion athlete. Talking to Lisa she discusses future aims and how she fits it all in.

Discussing plastics, recycling & a circular economy, Lisa Burke is joined by social impact entrepreneurs Leslie Maliepaard and Bernard Merkx.

UK Universities remain a popular choice for Luxembourg students. However, costs will hike in the next academic year due to Brexit for some EU students.

Marc Lauer helps to dissect the world of insurance for people living in Luxembourg, with Lisa Burke

Prof Catherine Leglu arrived at the University of Luxembourg in 2019. Her first year as Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs saw the challenges of COVID-19.

Native New Yorker, ex-military, Paul Schonenberg has made Luxembourg his home for the last 28 years.

Sergio Coronado of the Luxembourg Tech School, and Nathan Summers, a student of cognitive science at UCLA talk to Lisa Burke about digital ethics today.

Creating their start-up through COVID, Daniel Klemetz & Nigel Bergstra discuss 'No Big Deal' - the app which rewards customer well-being with discounts.

Fons Jacques is the manager of the LEADER project for 'Atert-Wark' - the part of Luxembourg which encorporates Saeul to Rambrouch.

Artist Jean-Marie Biwer is currently exhibiting in MUDAM. Here, he talks to Lisa Burke about his work with the Director of MUDAM, Suzanne Cotter.