Wednesday 3 p.m. ‘Waiting’ by Monika Müller-Kroll and ‘Plush’ by Jocko Weyland
Introducing Wednesday 3 p.m. This week's offerings are "Waiting" by Monika Müller-Kroll and "Plush" by Jocko Weyland.
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Episode 24: A Shot In The Arm -- Should immigrants living in Germany fly home for their COVID-19 vaccine? Common Ground
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Episode 23: Agree to disagree? The U.S. and German do-si-do on China Common Ground
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Episode 22: Wir Schaffen Das -- Except in the Bundestag? Common Ground
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Episode 21: Time to reboot - Germany’s rocky road to the digital age Common Ground
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Episode 20: No roof over our heads -- A look at Germany’s growing housing shortage Common Ground
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Episode 19: Climate Change -- A Reality Check Common Ground
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Episode 18: Fighting Fake News - Is it censorship or necessary to preserve democracy? Common Ground
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Episode 17: Rollout Roulette - When will we get our COVID-19 shots? Common Ground
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Episode 16: “Lockdown Leiden” - Are Germany’s virtual schools during the pandemic failing? Common Ground
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Episode 15: Can German automakers survive Tesla? Common Ground
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Episode 10: Is Germany ready for the new, transatlantic realities? Common Ground
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Podcast 9: Becoming German - Should religion count? Common Ground
The Bear on KCRW Berlin: Stories of regret
Each month, The Bear storytelling hosts an event where people are invited to share stories centered around a certain theme. And each month, we’ll bring you some of our favorite stories from the evening.
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The Bear on KCRW Berlin: Stories of regret Dina Elsayed
These true, personal stories were recorded live at The Bear on May 16 at Ballhaus Berlin in Mitte. The theme of the evening was stories about regret: if I could turn back time. What you would change if you could, and maybe what you wouldn’t.
The storytellers featured in this show are Bear founder Dyane Neiman, David Mouriquand, Eva Göllner, Anna Bolster, Stephanie Liao, and Renko Pauwels. Illay Chester performed cello live. Our show’s theme is “I Need Love,” remixed by D.J. Spector.
The Bear was created by Dyane Neiman and inspired by The Moth. If you would like to tell a story or attend the next Bear storytelling evening, check out our show page.
By the way – If you love our content, please consider donating to KCRW Berlin. We are a listener-funded public radio station, driven by supporters like you. Your donation supports our programming and events, feeding a flourishing English language community with local news, information and ideas.
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