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What's your Story

  • Feb 21, 2021 LATEST EPISODE
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Trace ton cercle - Teken je hart

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2021


Vraagt u zich af wie die mensen zijn op ‘de plek’ in Hoegaarden? Met die cirkels? Luister naar deze podcasts. Dit zijn geen complotdenkers. Gewoon mensen die hun mening willen geven... onze junior reporter : Manon was daar voor deze interviews !

De l'homodeus à la crise du COVID en passant par le projet Neuralink d'Elon Musk : quels rapports pour Anis Bedda ?

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 11, 2020


Anis Bedda est un citoyen qui a fui, en son temps, la dictature de son pays pour venir vivre chez nous en quête de démocratie et du droit de pouvoir s'exprimer librement. S'il nous partage ses craintes aujourd'hui, on peut donc dire qu'elles ne sont pas basées sur des idées théoriques ou seulement un postulat mais bien de par son expérience, son vécu...et certains signes l'inquiètent grandement. Anis est aussi un passionné d'innovations technologiques (infotech et biotech), extrêmement curieux il se documente et suit toute l'actualité. Dans ce podcast il va nous expliquer pourquoi il est si inquiet face à ce qui se passe dans cette gestion de la crise du COVID...que ce soit en Belgique ou dans le monde.

Hugo Hoffmeister Filho | Using skateboard as an educational tool to inspire , transform and change lifes

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2020


We interviewed Hugo Hoffmeister, founder of SK8ROOTS,a project in Iceland with free skate lessons for kids, teenagers and young people with special needs.

Robert Roselli | Conspiracy Expert and Corona Crisis

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 6, 2020 40:00


We had an interview with Robert Roselli, a Conspiracy expert from the United States. We talk about the Corona crisis, that the world is experiencing at this moment and how Trump and his delegation are handling this situation.

Joni Bovill | How to get away with murder and big families

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2020 37:00


We talk to Joni Bovill, about growing up in a big family of 12 children and her growth into an acting career.

KiVo | Bad Chick and stealing snacks from Madonnica

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2019 26:00


About 2 years ago, we interviewed this amazing woman, with a poppy sound and crazy about unicorns. What has happened to the innocense of KiVo? We try and find out!

Adi Nouriel | Getting women into High Tech

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 13, 2019 33:00


Adi Nouriel talks about her past experiences and how her experience in technology inspired her to get women into High Tech. Her classes make you quickly realize, you can go further than you have ever imagined.

Ed Asner | Changes in show business with disruption of Netflix, Amazon and Youtube

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2019 25:00


I had an interview with 88 year old Ed Asner while he was touring the States for his one man show "A man and his prostate". Ed is an American actor who won several Emmys and the Lifetime Achievement Award for his amazing career. The older generation might know him as Lou Grant (Mary Tyler Moore Show), younger generation by the voice-over he did for the movie "Up!".

Trine Christensen | From stunts to running butt naked after Jeff Daniels

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2018 40:00


Trine Christensen grew up in Denmark, but moved to LA to become an actress. From doing stunts, to running butt naked after Jeff Daniels in Godless, overcoming her fears is a challenge she loves to take!

Audrey Walters | From Pancake Mom to Madame in Big Kill

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2018 40:00


We had a lovely chat with Audrey Walters, talking about the stay at home mom who became an actress. With lots of giggles and laughs, this is an interview I really enjoyed doing!

Ali Agirnas | From Godless to Space Force

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 16, 2018 58:00


Ali Agirnas was born in Turkey, and ended up in the States. We're talking about his acting, a little politics, but also his future plans. We discover some good advice from Jeff Daniels.

Lili Bordán | From the Paris of the East to children with Autism

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 11, 2018 29:00


We had a lovely chat with Lili Bordán, a talented actress and producer, but most importantly, just an amazing personality to talk to. We had a lot of laughs while we talked about her passion for film and children with Autism.

Scott Takeda | The Man in the High Castle and corporate films

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 2, 2018 18:41


Scott Takeda started out in journalism and photography, but soon found his passion in acting. Storytelling is his middle name. Time to question him about his experiences.

James Kennedy | Starting a revolution from his garden in the countryside

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 23, 2018 21:32


James Kennedy, a singer songwriter, part of the Kyshera band, but also owner of Konic Records and a writer, talks about the movement, a non alcoholic beer and his plans to take over the world.

Vincent De Waele | Reinventing Brussels and life

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2018 22:37


We live in an ever changing world. People change, and so do priorities. It's time to Reinvent Brussels. Join the Kick Off event, on September 26th, and be prepared to start the movement for a Brussels of Tomorrow.

Sam Medina | Always the villain, never the good guy (in films)

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 19, 2018 44:26


Sam Medina is nothing like you see on screen. He plays the villain in almost every movie, but deep in his heart, he's a funny, gentle guy, passionate about films. We'll be able to see him opposite Mark Wahlberg in "Mile 22", being eaten in "Venom", but also in his first directing debut "Code name The Dragon".

Nathan Segal | Silencing the noisy mind

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2018 36:14


Nathan Segal talks about life after PTSD. How he copes with Amnesia and self sabotage. An intimate view into his life. We discuss the trauma's and how he handled them with different techniques. From the darkness, into the light.

Trials | Motley Crue scared the shit out of him

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2018 22:21


Mark Sugar, the guitarist and vocalist from Trials, a heavy metal band from Chicago, USA, took some time off to be able to do an interview for What's your Story. Motley Crue scared the shit out of Mark, but it did got him interested in the metal scene. He started picking up the guitar from there, first trying out acoustic, but later on, he was showing up in heavier bands.

Burning Table | Inspiration from Romania

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2018 20:04


The story of Burning Table began in November 2011. After a long career in last 25 years in different projects, the band united around the core Zsolt Szabo, Levi Molnar (Survolaj) and Bogy Nagy (Crossroads), and decide to name the project Burning Table.

Knaan Shabtay | Don't believe everything you hear on the news

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2018 16:37


Knaan Shabtay doesn't like to think about what genre his music is, he just goes with the flow, and improvises, as he gets along. He started playing classical guitar when he was 12. After he got into jazz a bit, but that didn't go anywhere. About 2 years ago, he started songwriting, and upto know he still searching that specific sound in music, his style. He's had a few gigs, where he really enjoyed the crowd, and it's reaction to his music.

Annika Mattsson | Taking on poverty

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2018 20:31


When Annika was a child, she watched the news and saw all those children suffering, and the only thing she knew well, was to sing. So she wanted to earn millions and millions of dollars, and give it to all those suffering children. Annika still has that good side in her, and she really wants to help out people where she can. She's still as ambitious as she was when she was younger, and that defines her, that shy redheaded girl, with her incredible music.

Kabaka Pyramid | Reggae music is king of the Island

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2018 16:50


In the land of Bob Marley, reggae music is king of the Island. But there are a lot of artists that are trying to go the same pad. Kabaka "Pebble Rock" Pyramid, a Jamaican singer-songwriter, started writing music in Hip Hop style. Naturally he got influenced by the reggae, but Hip Hop comes more naturally.

Leave Scars | From Redbull Bedroom Jam to Graspop

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2018 21:11


Dizzy Drums, aka Kristof, singer of Leave Scars talked with What's your Story, about their past, present and future. They were the winners of the Redbull Bedroom Jam, and were able to play on Graspop 2013. All the band members have different idols, a big variety, but that just gives a surplus to their music!

King Hiss | Masters of the Universe

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2018 19:48


King Hiss, a Belgian Metal band, was present for this interview with What's your Story. The name King Hiss comes from their childhood, they played "Master of the Universe", where King Hiss is a villain. They've been together since 2011, but of course they've all played in other bands before, and all started music at a younger age.

Warckon | War and Convict

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2018 19:56


Warckon, a metal band from Belgium, got the name through the association of "War" and "Convict". They've been together since the summer of 2009. They've been writing a lot of songs, releasing albums, and especially performing on a lot of gigs. They came to visit at The Plaza Hotel in Brussels, to give it a metal touch, but most of all, about all their future plans!

Will Samson | Songwriting in the Himalayas

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2018 24:59


Will Samson, born in the Himalayas, provides the world with an exclusive view on music he brings a very personal touch to everyone. To infinity and beyond! He started his home recordings at the age of 16, and it all started from there. He's been touring quite a lot, and he has a fond for Belgium's audience and shows. There's been things that surprised Will at concerts, but he hasn't been shocked yet.

Kate Borthwick | Singer songwriter and pianist from South Africa

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2018 20:32


Kate Borthwick is a singer, songwriter and pianist from Johannesburg South Africa. She is a bachelor of music graduate (cum laude) from the University of Pretoria, where she studied classical piano under professor Joseph Stanford and jazz piano under Charl du Plessis.

Charlie Leavy | writing songs with guitar and keyboard

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2018 19:38


I'm Charlotte, but EVERYONE calls me Charlie! Born in 1996, I split my time between Hook Norton (nr Banbury), Oxfordshire & Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire in the UK. I've been writing & singing my own songs since about 14 yo. I love writing with my acoustic guitar, but I also occasionally write with my keyboard. I occasionally play in a band as the bassist or guitarist and sing lead vocals. I am now self learning a beautiful tenor ukulele.

Skraeckoedlan | Mix of Swedish Hard rock and American Alternative metal

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2018 16:10


Skraeckoedlan is an old Swedish word for dinosaur, found in old horror movies and Godzilla. There are 4 members in the group. They started in the fall of 2009, and you could describe their music as a hybrid between old Swedish hard rock, and a little bit of American alternative metal sound. Skraeckoedlan, a rock band from Sweden, ready to take you right into Asgard, with their instrumental power and deception. One to follow!

Judy Black Band | Taking a walk down memory lane

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2018 29:47


Ricardo Basilio Coke and Thomas Gryce, both members from Judy Black Band, straight out of New Jersey, United States, talking about a little music history, and a lot of experience! Mr. Gryce shares a lot of his history in music, an 84 year old Saxophone player. The Judy Black band is in fact a band with a couple of his students. An extraordinary interview, with amazing people!

Ilario Schanzer | A true italian writing about love

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2018 24:14


Ilario Schanzer lives in Rome, and can be considered our biggest fan. He plays different genres of music: Pop, Jazz, instrumental. His idol is Paul Mccartney. His father had bought a guitar, but it was meant for his brother. Ilario writes a lot about love, as a true Italian. His charms and a lot of getting to know Ilario, in this interview.

Reluctant Dragon | Ratty and The Mole in an Irish pub

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2018 34:14


Reluctant Dragon, referring to themselves as Ratty and the Mole, started out in an Irish pub. Claire was watching a football match, and she was screaming quite loud because they were losing. Kev didn't know where the sound came from, while he was hiding under the table. The first practices were in a basement, in between the garbage, but they started climbing up, and got to do nice gigs in pubs and bars, and on concerts. They had a 6 hour drive ahead of them, but they were in time at The Plaza Hotel Brussels, to do an interview for us.

Felix da Housecat | Birth of Dance Music

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2018 26:48


Felix da Housecat needs no introduction. With his smashing dancehits, starting from the 90s, he's a well known music producer / DJ, and he talks about his new residence, and how it all started. In a world obsessed with labeling an ever-evolving genre, Felix da Housecat is dedicated to making the people dance. He is one of those rare, charisma-oozing characters, whose musical and mental eccentricity come from a genuine place. He’s never afraid to take a risk to reach new ground. The devil’s loss is the world’s gain: Felix is back in a big way, brimming with hunger and passion for music once again, and some incredibly hot new material.

Love and a .38 | Fueled by instinct and driven by desire

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2018 33:41


Love and a .38 is not to be trusted. This four piece hard rock band from Los Angeles has given rock- starved fans something to get excited about. They've crafted a sound that is both familiar yet fresh, blending growling guitars with catchy, emotionally powered vocals. Fueled by instinct and driven by desire, they have written songs that fans from across the rock spectrum can get behind. Their social media interaction is second to none, which continues to generate a global mass of not just followers, but dedicated fans that find themselves interacting with band members on a daily basis. With devoted fans on five different continents, the band has been featured in film, radio and television.

Kirby Howarth | Acoustic laid back new wave punk indie folk

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2018 26:44


Acoustic laid back new wave punk indie folk with a sprinkle of deep meaningful day to day observations on how the world goes round and round and round and sometimes Kirby actually notices this happening and decide it’s worthy enough to write a song about. It all began when he was 15. His brother was always into music, and he was inspired by him. They started jamming together and he was off in the wonderous world of music. He loves the style of 10cc, the way they wrote, they told a story. Kirby doesn't want to get to political in his music, he writes about the real things happening. People can relate to his music. Get to know this amazing artist, and music, inspired by his partner.

Alexi Musnitsky | An American pianist in Paris

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2018 21:47


Alexi Musnitsky was born in the USA, but nowadays lives in Paris, France. He's a pianist, and is starting to compose his own music. He started playing the piano, at the age of 4. When he's composing music, it all comes naturally. He just plays note by note, and at the end, a song comes out. Alex Musnitsky, An american Pianist in Paris. Wonderful sounds emerge from his piano at full moon.

Cyra Morgan | Music is essential

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2018 34:40


Music has been essential to Cyra for as long as she can remember, singing, writing, and performing is all she's ever wanted to do with her life. It's never been a choice but a driving force, so living life as the struggling artist has been pretty much a norm for her but she wouldn't change a thing because it's all part of a beautiful journey.

Dan Pundak | Don't believe everything you see on the news

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2018 28:08


Dan Pundak is a singer songwriter, born and raised in Israel, 29 years old. He plays accordion, guitar, and piano. He lived in Germany for a while, but nowadays he's working on an album while residing in Tel Aviv. There are many bars and pubs, to perform on gigs. It's a nice country, don't believe everything you hear and see on the news.

Bluscreen | Next stop Tomorrowland

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2018 20:09


Bluscreen ft Shane Hofman Drums, a combination of 2 deejays and an electronic drummer. An experience to watch. They started a couple of years ago, but in this formation it's quite recently. They have big plans for the year 2014, so you better watch out!

Ronan Kearney | Ex girlfriends included

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2018 21:30


Ronan Kearney was introduced to music at the age of 6, when his dad got him a walk-man with all Michael Jackson songs, and the musical of "War of the Worlds", but it wasn't before the age of 15-16, under the influence of Kurt Cobain, that he picked up a guitar to play music.

Hear Hear (a cheer) | Pissing away their lives

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2018 21:29


Hear, hear! (a cheer) = Tomas Verheyen and some other wannabe musicians pissing away their lives while pursuing a respectable listening audience so they can become frustrated about their music being misunderstood.

Ondine | Fuzzy guitars and timeless pop songs

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2018 17:54


Ondine is a Belgian band that combines fuzzy guitars with timeless pop songs. They've just released their LP, called Washes Over, which is available on vinyl. They've had some incredible press reviews, when they released their first EP. They were called "best Belgian shoegaze ever", which is kinda funny, because there aren't a lot of shoegaze bands of course.

Jonathan Jeremiah | Working night shifts

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2018 14:54


Imagine a young London born singer songwriter working night-shifts for seven years to get the money together to hire legendary brass players, soulful string orchestras, and Questlove, one of music’s most influential figures to drum on five of the tracks, and record them in a little studio in Dollis Hill.

Big Buji | Rapping at clubs from the age of 13

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2018 25:47


Big Buji is an urban producer from North Carolina, United States. His lifelong dream was to be an artist, to live his passion. When he was 13, he started rapping in small clubs, getting used to the crowd, to the visibility.

Orange Goblin | A Eulogy for the damned

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2018 24:42


Orange Goblin has been rocking stages since 1995. Their stoner rock career took a huge change, last year, with the release of their 7th album, called "A Eulogy for the damned". After 18 years in the business, combining their job, social life, and of course wife and kids, with the music, they had the chance to do this, full time. And we, the fans, are so thankful they decided to take on this once in a lifetime opportunity, to take the leap of faith.

Metal Church | Changes in the music business

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2018 20:41


Metal Church first popped up in 1984 and are now celebrating their 30th anniversary. Although the band had split up in 2009, they always knew they would come back together eventually. They've released their 10th album, 22nd of october 2013, and are now ready to overtake all international stages.

Massa Nobu | Moody & unpredictable

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 19, 2018 22:58


Their music is moody and unpredictable: shifting between electronics, hip-hop breaks, heavy baselines, rock-guitars and melancholic lyrics. Massa Nobu combines individual influences to create an own sound which could be described somewhere between Indie rock and Trip hop.

False Heads | Changing line up and University

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 19, 2018 19:52


False-Heads have been around for some time now. They've had some changing line-up, but the idea behind the band remained. References to The Pixies are well appreciated, but above all, they've already had some very nice airplay with their EP. Straight-up from the corners of Essex, currently in university, but doing everything they can, to give the audience the performance they're longing for, the performance they've waited for. What's your Story had a chat with Luke Griffiths, about the band's past, present and future. And we can already tell you, 2014, will be the year to remember!

Jeni Wren | Jazz and music appreciation

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 19, 2018 28:49


Jeni Wren, a soulful, jazzy singer-songwriter from Portland, United States, took the time to talk with What's your Story about her ambitions in music. Since Christmas she changed the way she handles Social Media, and we're one of those first contacts internationally. There was a big issue in the States for the art funding, but Jeni was lucky to be in a community, where they are really supportive for arts. We talk about the difference for music appreciation in the States and in Europe, but also where inspiration comes from, who her idols are. We were both chatty, so be prepared, relax, and take some time to get to know Jeni, this wonderful woman!

Darling Serpents | Unique way of creating music

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 19, 2018 27:46


What's your Story had a chat with Eric Peterson, from the band Darling Serpents. Their unique way of creating music, is definitely a step towards the new nowadays society, where Social Media, has a huge impact. With the enormous help of Rick Riederer as their producer, they are able to do what other normal bands struggle with. They create music, without even having met each other in person. Find out how Darling Serpents is created, what the ambitions are, and definitely find out their unique way of working. But shh.. don't tell the other songs!

Double Pleasure | From Studio to Tomorrowland

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 19, 2018 27:59


True to their two-fold prowess, Belgian breakouts Double Pleasure have proven two of Antwerp’s fastest rising newcomers to challenge the ranks of EDM. The collaborative identity of childhood friends Marijn Heylen and Sam Bombeeck, this mutual unification of talent, passion and a fearless industry appetite has made 2013 one of the most definitive years for this fast ascending duo that dares to different in the face of dance music’s universal heyday. It's not a secret that Double Pleasure are regular visitors on the stages of Tomorrowland and Laundry Day ... but what have they got for us this year? Check it out!

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