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Video podcast
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25 episodes
since Aug. 28, 2013
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Our guest today is a musician originally from Washington State. Ian Hooper is a member of The Mighty Oaks whose first album Howl went straight into the German top ten. Ian dropped by the studio to talk about the hard work that goes into an "overnight success", to explain how he became an intern in …

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Musician and record producer Mark Reeder, who moved to Berlin in 1978, reflects on a career in the city's underground music scene. He pioneered electronic music and guided the early career of DJ Paul Van Dyke. He's just released his third studio album Collaborator.
Musician and record producer Mark Reeder, who moved to Berlin in 1978, reflects on a career in the city's underground music scene. He pioneered electronic music and guided the early career of DJ Paul Van Dyke. He's just released his third studio album Collaborator.
Our flamboyant guest in this edition is the first organist ever to be nominated for a Grammy and famous for taking the organ out of the church and into the concert hall.
Our flamboyant guest in this edition is the first organist ever to be nominated for a Grammy and famous for taking the organ out of the church and into the concert hall.
Mitslal Kifleyesus Matschie helped set up the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the OPCW, back in the 1990s. This organisation recently received the Nobel Peace Prize. She is originally from Ethiopia and now lives in Jena in the German state of Thüringen. She’s a political scien…
Mitslal Kifleyesus Matschie helped set up the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the OPCW, back in the 1990s. This organisation recently received the Nobel Peace Prize. She is originally from Ethiopia and now lives in Jena in the German state of Thüringen. She’s a political scien…
Giovanni Frazzetto from the Italian island of Sicily first came to Germany to study for a PhD in Heidelberg. He has done extensive work on the relationship between science, society and culture and is author of the popular science book "How We Feel?". He now lives in Berlin where he works at the In…
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