KW1305 – A Soundseeing Tour of Brussels
Oct 10
This week Knightwise talks about cutting the cable and some thoughts about what this could mean for not just your pocketbook, but also your sanity. There are tons of places you can get content that you source and curate yourself. Come join us to hear about a few.
Producer’s note: Originally recorded in 2017, but not originally aired in KW Season 12.
Links
- Apple Store at the Guldenvlieslaan
- Matonge District
- René Magritte
- Musee des Instruments
- Victor Horta
- Belgian Waffles: 2 kinds
- He who saves the world in Shindlers list [YouTube]
- Central Station [Google Maps]
- Knightwise.com Facebook Group
Credits
- Episode produced by Keith Murray
- Image credit: “Bruxelles – Gare du Nord” by Fred Romero on Flickr
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