MIDDAY HOUR ⟩ Estonia 200 has buried all hopes regarding its future
Journalists Ainar Ruussaar and Hindrek Riikoja commented on Kuku radio's "Keskpäevatund" that recent news about Estonia 200 indicates a complete loss of hope among party members regarding its future.
WEEKLY BOOK ⟩ Jacob Mikanowski tells about Eastern Europe from the bottom up
The current book feature on Kuku Radio highlights Jacob Mikanowski's 'Goodbye Eastern Europe', which is presented by Marek Strandberg and includes a discussion with the book's translator Erkki Bahovski.
KUKU: Songwriter of the Year Emily J: There are certain formulas in songwriting
Emily J, the Songwriter of the Year for the second consecutive year, shares insights on songwriting formulas developed over her nine years of experience.
BOOK OF THE WEEK: Genes Do Not Determine Everything, or Why a Clone is Never an Exact Copy of the Original
This week's featured book on Kuku Radio explores the complexity of cells and emphasizes that understanding living organisms requires more than just knowledge of DNA.
MIDDAY HOUR ⟩ Strandberg: We need to think about how to build even stranger competition models
Journalists discuss the revelations of the human development report regarding education issues in Estonia.
WEEKLY BOOK ⟩ Does a herring wrapped around the neck help with angina?
This week's book from Kuku Radio discusses medical myths and their scientific explanations, highlighting humorous and dangerous treatment suggestions.
KUKU › Koort: see, who turns over, is on the Iceland square
Security expert Erkki Koort commented on 'Kuku Morning Radio' about the inappropriate confrontation between Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna and President Alar Karis regarding direct talks with Russia.
KUKU ⟩ Complying with the rules: the Saaremaa-Hiiumaa ice road broke down in two days
Recent discussions in Kuku morning radio highlighted the fleeting operation of the ice road between Hiiumaa and Saaremaa, which was last opened in 2018 and has faced challenges due to changing ice and water conditions.
KUKU ⟩ Head of the Food Union: Estonian food is not expensive
Sirje Potisepp, head of the Food Industry Union, highlighted on Kuku Radio that the prices of Estonian food are comparable to those of imported products, despite rising raw material and electricity costs.