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Bruno Baumann knew in his early teens that he was looking for a lifestyle that involved travel and adventure. From the very start he was fascinated by people from far away lands and wanted to learn how far he could take himself. His story is rich with the cultures he has grown to love and respect; the music is also full of human emotion and respect.
What better guest for Christmas than someone who deals with the care and emotions of many varied people who are in need of support. Robert Friskovec is a prison priest and obviously has to listen to and confront many problems. He has many experiences from which we can learn and perhaps see some weaknesses in ourselves. He also offers a fascinating range of music, each with a seasonal message.
At this time of the year the Slovene skiing team is already training and competing. I was very pleased when Peter Pen agreed to join me in the studio and discuss what he felt about the responsibility of training and managing the everyday requirements of this great group of athletes as they travel around the world. He chooses some great music too!
When I saw the illustrations that Manica Musil had made using various fabrics I had to discover more. Her interesting journey through architecture to writer is fascinating and her love of creating something special for children is something very beautiful, whether you are a child of 3 or one of 67. Take a look at www.manicamusil.com to see what we are discussing.
This week I talked to an Irish writer who was visting Maribor for 8 weeks to write stories in his home language of Gaelic. Cathal Portier has worked as a writer, poet and broadcaster and the show includes many amusing stories about Ireland and the music that has originated there.
This week I talked to an Irish writer who was visting Maribor for 8 weeks to write stories in his home language of Gaelic. Cathal Portier has worked as a writer, poet and broadcaster and the show includes many amusing stories about Ireland and the music that has originated there.
Robert Pešut was such fun to be with recording this show.....Magnifico of course ...... his ideas for songs are clearly illustrated though some of his music inspirations and the conversation covers many areas of his work. Plenty of surprises can be heard on Sunday 30th October at 100 and Thursday 3rd of November at 2100.
If you have ever wondered about just how guitars have moved from the original classically sweet acoustic sound to today's aggressive distorted versions of electric guitars then listen to Matej. He not only agreed to come to the studio to discuss this evolution but also brought his beloved Fender Stratocaster so he could demonstrate too. He's a really fantastic guitarist and offers some great inspirational music as well. Sunday 16th October at 1100 and Thursday 20th at 2100.
Srecko Trglec has had many roles and a lot of experiences with RTV. For me the most interesting is his role as Senior Editor for RadioSi. He tells a great story of how it all came to pass and chooses some great music from the 70's onwards.
With Slovenia's Rio Olympics successes fresh in our minds I sought a behind the scenes opinion from the Olympics General Secretary Dr Edvard Kolar. He is fascinating and clearly totally dedicated to making our athletes reach great heights. I also discovered there ismuch more than I realised behind this success. He likes rock music too!
Do you really think about the security of the internet? Renato Ulh says you should. Listen to what he has to say about those who are planning to iupset your life!
Barja Drnovšek and Kristian Kolman are committed to the idea that all of us can benefit from learning music and that means an approach to teaching needs to be not too academic, at least not to start with. I met up with them running a workshop with Bojan Cvetrežnik in Laško, aimed at young children of a wide range of ages and experience and all managed to produce some great performances with an hour concert at the end of the five days. There is much to learn about the value of music!
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
Today’s journalism rarely offers a chance to get behind the face of many people in our society. My Life, My Music offers conversations that allow time to understand how the guest has reached their goals and what is important to them. Along with 8 tracks of music chosen by the guest the programme takes a journey though many different personal philosophies with inspirational guests from all walks of life.
This week the guest is a man with a very clear outlook on life. Like all good dads his son plays a significant role in his life and his experiences in music, photography, journalism and life in general have given him a very clear view of what is important. Iztok also offers a good understanding of the background of Slovenia's independence and he sees many things that others might miss. He also offer some great music!
The mayor of a town need to have the respect of it's inhabitants. This was something that Peter Bossman had already achieved though helping the community, well before some of them asked him to stand as mayor. That respect means that he is really a friend of the people of the town; when he accepted my invitation to be a guest on My Life My Music I knew I had to record the show in Piran. Walking through the streets as we spoke I discovered that they really want him to feel at home in the community.
Markus Meurer plays the didgeridoo, but he's a very special player as he has spent time with indiginous tribes in Australia learning it's histroy and seeing how they live and make the instuments. Now he not only plays but he teaches too. Lots to learn from this show and some great didgeridoo and classic rock to hear.
Artist Bianca Baldi was invited to Slovenia by the Ethnographic Museum in Ljubljana so I was very interested to go along and find out what she had to say about Slovenia and also South Africa. She brought some great music too!
Ivan Dvoršak was well known as a graphic artist and photographer. As a member of the Fotoklub Maribor he was much respected for his images of the city and it's people, but in imaginative ways. Reflective water, everyday structures and even the effect of the people who changed the image but never even appeared in them. Through the eyes of Andreja Borin, curator at the Maribor Art Gallery we hear a story uncovered by 2 years of research with his friends and family and of course a deep understanding of his many images. An exhibition of the work of Ivan Dvoršak can be seen at the Ljubljana gallery of Modern Art until 22nd of May 2016
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