Born in sunny Maidenhead, Phoebe studied Journalism and then graduated with a BA in Media and Cultural Studies from London College of Communication is 2004. Since 2003 she has had her own show on Total Rock, an online radio station based in London. Throughout her five years at Total Rock Phoebe has made the show her own by creating many original features. This is of course is exactly what a Breakfast Show needs.

Sitting pretty in central London Phoebe has also had the good fortune to interview numerous bands live in the studio, including Funeral For A Friend and Gary Numan.  When bands haven’t been able to make it to the studio she has been known to do live phone-ins.  Her easy-going and friendly interview style has on a number of occasion lent itself to amusing and revealing comments from the interviewees; she has called up band member¹s parents, had karaoke sing-a-longs and bands have performed acoustic sets. It is only to be hoped that Rockhal and Atelier will continue to provide Luxembourg with live acts of  the great calibre in order to keep Phoebe and other music lovers on their toes.

Whether a bruiser on the rugby pitch, a scribe at a desk, a Dj in Luxembourg’s night scene or a voice on the airwaves, the persona of Stephen “Steps” Lowe is hard to pin down. Ducking and diving through the Luxembourg community the man has made a profession of not being pinned down to one task. Catching his school’s Career Councillor’s advice “do what you love “ as easily as he would catch a rugby ball, young Steps took this advice and has been running with it ever since. His career at Ara City really took off in early 2007 when he took over the mid morning show, making it his own with a mix of great music. He combines this day job, with yes his day job, at the English language magazine 352, Ara City’s partner in crime when it comes to keeping the international community informed of what’s going on in the Burgh. Listen in to Steps on Mon, Wed and Friday’s between 9am and 11am

Ben has been with ARA City Radio on and off since it first began in 2000 and initially hosted the Brunchtime Show between 10am and 2pm. In 2001, he decided to move to London and follow a Bachelor’s Degree in Film. However, he did not cut his ties with the station completely, providing cover for the other DJs whenever he was back on holiday in Luxembourg. At completing his degree in 2004 there was a six month gap before Ben was due to begin his MA in Film Art and Production in Sydney, Australia.

This time gap allowed Ben to rejoin ARA City, this time co-hosting the breakfast show with Simon Gibbons until the end of 2004. After completing his studies Down Under in 2006, Ben decided on a move back to Luxembourg in a bid to get funding for his film scripts through the Luxembourg Film Fund. This is an ongoing process and one that enabled him to rejoin ARA City on a permanent basis at the beginning of 2007 as lunchtime DJ and head of production. He continues to balance his radio and film work during the week, whilst holding a residency on Friday nights at The Tube in addition to various other DJ work. For more about what Ben gets up to after his show has finished visit his pages here