University Radio Budapest / EPER / English radio programs about the Hungarians (magyars) and Budapest


	University Radio Budapest / EPER / English radio programs about the Hungarians (magyars) and Budapest Welcome to the First University Radio of the city of Pest (EPER)! EPER is a non-profit small power community station in downtown Budapest. We broadcast from the buildings of the Eötvös Loránd University. Our staff is students and teachers of the University or of other institutions of higher education. Listen to our programs daily - university lectures (in Hungarian, for your perfect pronounciation) You can receive us on 97 FM or listen to the live stream - click to "Élő adás" in the right corner of the screen. Write us to radio-at-emc.elte.hu Read more about us FEATURING: Day in Budapest Language barriers in Budapest Timeline (episodes in English and Hungarian) A German Erasmus student in Budapest Brigitta Kienberger - Moritz Hagen Waschbüsch Irish Guide to Budapest The Irish Guide to Budapest is the definite guide for 20 something students visiting Budapest... The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Magyars If you want to understand Hungarians... it may or may not help you Radio University lectures: Jeremy Leggett: Half Gone: Oil, Gas, Hot Air and the Global Energy Crisis Richard Lohmann: Measuring size and distance in Astronomy Zekye Dogan: Modernization of Turkey and the press Other feature presentations in English Irish Music Hour Irish Music Hour charts the development of Irish music through the last 60 years.. Turkish Reflections A program about Turkish music, culture and life. Made by the students of Anadolu University, Eskisehir, Turkey. 2005. dec. Rock music in communist Romania (mp3) An insider's view of the history of Romanian rock music. By Mara Rotarus. Romania, the country and the people (mp3) by Mara Rotarus Portrait: Mark Milstein photojournalist. A program by Jörg Zeipelt and Lena Mörsch (2008) On to Mars! Spend 2 weeks on Mars - with Mars Society (Ed. Henrik Hargitai) 2006.03. SOUNDSCAPES Solar Sytem Nomenclature. Hungarian Tree of Life Sonic Mediterranian. An acustic travel from Egypt to Athens. (2006, H. Hargitai) OTHER PROGRAMS Tunguska Explosion - a reconstruction Bioacustics. Birdsongs of Hungary.