The Europeans · Europe (Language: English)
Episode: “How feminist economics could change Europe.” A discussion on how European leaders could redefine value by prioritising wellbeing and community over capital. The episode analyzes the transition from generating wealth to supporting the lives of citizens.
LibreOffice · Europe
If you are still using Microsoft Office, you might want to consider LibreOffice. It is free, open source, and developed by a European foundation based in Berlin. It reads and writes all the same file formats, and the development process is entirely transparent.
Mastodon · Germany
If you are trying Bluesky and Twitter X no longer feels right, you might consider Mastodon. It is open source, free from algorithmic feeds, and built around real communities. Founded in Germany and now run through independent servers across the world, operated by individuals.
The Europeans · Europe
A weekly show that covers European politics and culture in a way that is actually entertaining. Hosted by Katy Lee in Paris and Dominic Kraemer in Amsterdam, it highlights the stories that often stay hidden behind national borders.
The Europeans is a necessary project for anyone who wants to feel part of a shared public space. It avoids the dry language of Brussels and focuses on the people, the movements and the cultural shifts that are defining the continent today.
By moving beyond national headlines, the show builds a bridge between different European realities. It is essential listening for those who want to understand the complexities of our neighborhood with a touch of wit and a high level of journalistic integrity.
The European Skeptics Podcast (The ESP) · Europe
A podcast that examines misinformation across Europe using evidence and scientific reasoning. Each episode focuses on specific cases and local contexts, showing how false claims circulate between countries and how they can be addressed. (Language: English)