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Features, interviews and talk highlights from BRAM RADIO station. For complete access to all our shows covering what's on, gig lists, interviews and music picks, see the On Demand section on our website, https://broadcastamsterdam.nl/on-demand.Copyright Broadcast Amsterdam Ciencias Sociales
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  • Internationals debate, Amsterdam elections 2026 | Listen back
    Mar 13 2026
    Ahead of the 2026 Amsterdam municipal elections, on 9 March there was an Election Debate in English. BRAM RADIO aka Broadcast Amsterdam went along and made a [rough 😊] recording for anyone that missed it.

    Debate participants: Suleyman Aslami (D66), Marianne Brackel (VVD), Juliet Broersen (Volt), Bastiaan Minderhoud(PvdA), Milka Yemane (Groenlinks)

    Venue: Equals Amsterdam | Organiser: Tom Wouter Bijl (D66) | Host: Greg Shapiro

    This recording will also be aired several times on our streaming radio station in the run up to 18 March. (Disclaimer: minimal use of an AI tool to try to improve the audio quality, and edited for length.)

    About the Amsterdam elections 2026
    Amsterdam will elect a new city council, and district committees, on Wednesday 18 March 2026. Many international residents are eligible to vote (see below), hence an elections debate in English also.

    Quick links
    • amsterdam.nl/en/elections [in English]
    • amsterdam.nl/verkiezingen [in Dutch]
    Choosing who to vote for?
    • AT5 has a tool, the AT5 Kieskompas, to help you decide which party fits your issues, available in both Dutch and English, https://www.at5.nl/artikelen/237137/twijfel-jij-nog-wat-je-moet-stemmen-18-maart-vul-nu-het-at5-kieskompas-in
    • Dutch News website has a round-up of the main local political parties and links here, https://www.dutchnews.nl/2026/02/local-election-watch-housing-and-litter-dominate-in-amsterdam/
    Who can vote?
    • You can vote if all of these apply to you:You are 18 years or older.
      You are registered as a resident of Amsterdam.
      You are an EU citizen, or you have been registered in the Netherlands without interruption for at least 5 years.If you are not sure, you can find out it you are eligible at amsterdam.nl/who-can-vote.
    • If you are eligible, you will automatically receive a stempas, a voting pass, in the post about two weeks before the elections. look out for an envelope with the word, ‘Stem’ in big red letters on the front.
    • Find your local polling booth here, https://stembureaus.amsterdam.nl/map
    • At the polling booth, you’ll need your voting pass (stamps) and proof of identity to be able to vote, eg your passport, ID card, driving license or residence permit.

    What are these elections for?
    • Elections for the city council and the district committees are held every 4 years.
    • For the city council, political parties submit their candidates to sit as councillors in the city council.
    • In addition, each district has its own district committee. Candidates from both political and non-political parties and groups are eligible to stand for election.
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  • A fight for clean air in Amsterdam and the permit for ICL: a message is sent, 20 January 2026
    Jan 25 2026
    A fight for clean air in Amsterdam: on Tuesday 20 January 2026, the local action group Adem Vrij aan het IJ (https://ademvrijaanhetij.nl) again shared their concerns about the emissions of the ICL fertiliser factory in their neighbourhood. They presented Jeroen Olthof, deputy of the province of North Holland, with a New Year's card from about 170 residents, all wishing for stronger measures to deal with the ICL factory. BRAM RADIO's Dominik Kucera was at the event and spoke with various parties to find out what's at the heart of this protest.

    (The province and the environmental service will come up with a new permit for ICL at the end of January, reports AT5.)

    Audio report by Dominik Kucera for BRAM RADIO, the online radio station for Amsterdam, produced by Stichting Broadcast Amsterdam.

    https://broadcastamsterdam.nl
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  • Owning a small boat life in Amsterdam, Jennifer Barnett
    Jun 23 2023
    Jennifer Barnett shares all about being a small boat owner in Amsterdam. From mooring and dock etiquette, dogs on boats, writing on boats and more.

    Jennifer was talking with Dam Daily host, Sarah McCloskey, on 7 June 2023 on BRAM RADIO, the local, online radio station from Broadcast Amsterdam. https://broadcastamsterdam.nl

    The original interview included lively music tracks picked out by the guest/host and is available on our website with her playlist and links, here, https://broadcastamsterdam.nl/podcast/jen-boat-life/

    Podcast editor: Paweł Kierzniewski
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