
We are going to leave Trondheim tomorrow but we thank everyone for welcoming us here and for letting us stay here! Goodbye, Big Challenge Festival!
This is our last day here in Trondheim (don't worry, we'll continue to do episodes!) and we ask if the ices melt what we can do and what we unavoidably will have to do to save ourselves. Do you have any ideas? Listen to us to know ours!
Do ever ask how it could be to feel and move like an old person? We tried it and we explain it in this episode, but this is not everything. We interviewed Roberto Verganti, Italian teacher, we've been at the Patti Smith concert (my mother is so jealous!), actually, we're doing a lot of things! Stay tuned to know everything about what we did!
Listen to the episode to find out!
Good morning guyss! This is our third day at The Big Challenge Festival in Trondheim. As you might already have read, yesterday we tried to eat some...WORMS!
At first it was quite disgusting (as you can see in the photo below), but you know what? It seems like they are one of the only options for our future. So in our first episode of the day we explained how they taste and why they are a good option. We also had a cooking competition worms and make fantastic dish, listen to us!
Today in the second episode of the day we interviewed a student from a group that built up a Formula car in just 8 months! It's really great, every time we pass through the avenue we see this beautiful car they're exposing!
If you want to know more, listen to the episode!
We made an episode asking our Norwegian friends why they do the things they do, I mean, given that we came here, we already noticed some things that upset us! They eat very early and they have different colors for license plates!
Let's carefully observe the first human beings to test the fast food of the future!!
We made it to the second day of the Big Challenge Festival! The first topic of the day is nanotechnologies! We tried to understand what those are, but most importantly, what can they do for us?
Did you know that nanotechnology could turn our body sweat into energy? Or that it could cure cancer before even it spreads?
This is a huge topic and if you want to know more just listen to the episode!
Then, going around the city we discovered a stand that taught people how to dress in a sustainable way. Did you know that the clothing industry is the second most polluting industry in the world? In this episode, you can find some tips on how to dress without harming the planet!
Hey people! We landed in Trondheim! The Big Challenge Festival starts today and we are really excited!
We actually arrived yesterday in the afternoon and we took a look around the city. It's really typical, with all the houses facing the sea and the bridges almost everywhere, we love it!
Anyways, we made an episode this morning complaining about this, but most importantly, explaining what we're gonna do here and the program of the Festival! Listen to it!
We will tell you all about everything that happens in the next episode at 15.00!
We will tell you all about what happens, don't worry. But if you want to be more into the Big Challenge Festival, the whole thing is being live streamed! You can follow everything here!
Hey guys! A little update for you all.
Tomorrow we are leaving for Trondheim (Norway) for the Big Challenge Festival, a huge science event organized by NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology).
We are pretty excited because there will be a lot of interesting things to do but most importantly to tell! Yes, because we will be broadcasting live through all the duration of the event, from the 16th to the 19th of June!
If you want to know what's going on there, you can listen to our episodes!
We will try our best to make you feel like you were packed inside one of our luggage and landed in Trondheim with us!
Here are the times of our shows!
11:00 What if... - We're constantly gonna be in contact with scientists, inventors and people that will tell us what great things could be part of our future (robots, etc..), in this show we will try to imagine what would really happen if those things are actually put in our daily life
15:00 On our Cargo Lab we will go around Trondheim to tell all the events in the city
17:00 when concerts are about to start we are ready to interview all the guests at the Festival
There is the Cargo Lab, which you can see in the photo above, which is literally a bicycle that allows us to go live while on the move. This is really cool to do and even to see, I bet.
And then there's Lucy's Desk, which is a stable station that we will leave in the hall of the Olavshallen, the auditorium where the main program of the Big Challenge Festival takes place.
There are several things happening all at the same time, there is the main program and there's a city program. If you want to know more about it you can visit the website of the Festival!
Stay tuned because we will be updating our trip! You can follow everything here on the website!
From the 16th to the 19th of June, Radioimmaginaria will partecipate to The Big Challenge Festival, the science festival organised by NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). This year it's the first edition and it will take place in Trondheim, Norway.
We will be there to broadcast live, make interviews and we also have a slot on the main stage of the event (what we're going to do is still a surprise). We're really looking forward to it!
There will be lots of activities, conferences, workshops dealing with environmental issues, science, innovation and a long list of amazing guests such as Edward Snowden, Donna Zuckerberg and some veeeery famous artists like STING!
So guys, just stay tuned and follow us during our new adventure!