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After various calls to England, Scotland and even all the way Down Under, it wasn't even that much of a long distance call to reach Long Distance Calling in another part of Germany. Jan Hoffmann, bass player of Germany's premier instrumental band, told us everything about the band's seventh album "How Do We Want To Live?", the special release concert in a car cinema next week and how the development of technologies is shaping the future of humankind. All that and more, only on Episode 062 of the Progcast!
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