Erik Dijkstra and Frank Evenblij are live from community center ‘De Pit’ in Goes. They discuss, among other things, steel slag that is dumped in the Oosterschelde for coastal defense.
Fishermen and conservationists fear the death of lobsters and other marine life. The Goes rescue brigade is sounding the alarm: the rescuers are in danger of losing their accommodation, which would lead to the disappearance of two of the four deployable lifeboats in Zeeland.
Freek de Jonge is our guest. He spent his formative years in Goes and the surrounding area. Why were those ‘rock ‘n roll years’ the happiest of his youth? The ballot box for the Zeeland Top 40, the annual event of Omroep Zeeland, has just opened. Will dialect music still be involved if Danny Vera and BLØF dominate the list? About a thousand purebred dogs are featured during the annual dog show in Goes. In Ter Plekke, judge Marij Mestrom gives a preview.
Annie MG Schmidt went to high school in Goes and once received a 2 for Dutch. How would she become a literary great? In the section ‘More Woman on the Street’ a plea from editor Els Knaapen for a special woman who deserves a street name in Goes. De Toegift provides the live music and Jan J. Pieterse pays tribute to Goes.
‘Dijkstra & Evenblij’, Sunday April 28 between 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM at BNNVARA on NPO Radio 1.
