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Episode 106: Update on getting dual citizenship in Germany – What works and what doesn’t Common Ground Berlin
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KCRW Berlin Presents: Torstraßen Festival performer Tara Nome Doyle sings us a Norwegian lullaby Dina Elsayed
We spoke with performer Tara Nome Doyle ahead of the Torstraßen Festival at the Volksbühne. The 21-year-old Berlin singer-songwriter walks us through her songwriting process and the first song she wrote at the age of 11, the musical impact of growing up in a Norwegian-Irish family, and her first EP, “Milk and Honey” which was released in 2018.
Stick around until the end to hear a special a capella performance of her version of the Norwegian folk song “Till Till Tara.”
Tara Nome Doyle will be playing Torstraßenfest at the Volksbühne on Sept. 7 in Berlin. Find out more on our web page.
Are e-scooters a key step forward in German e-mobility, or are they a passing fad? Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson talks with tour guide Jan Katzmarczyk, American journalist Matthew Schofield and German entrepreneur Florian Walberg.
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