Wednesday 3 p.m. ‘Leisepark’ by Bernadette Geyer and ‘Self Portrait’ by Monika Müller-Kroll
Wednesday 3 p.m. is our new series of audio essays from around the world.
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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
KCRW Berlin Presents: Torstraßen Festival performers The Chap talk concept albums, midlife crises and political rock
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KCRW Berlin Presents: Torstraßen Festival performers The Chap talk concept albums, midlife crises and political rock Dina Elsayed
We spoke with Keith Duncan and Johannes von Weizsäcker, two members of The Chap, ahead of their upcoming performance at the Torstraßen Festival.
The band, who has challenged themselves in recent years to release a series of concept albums which push them beyond their comfort zone, shares some thoughts on their tenure together.
The Chap will be playing Torstraßenfest at the Volksbühne on Sept. 7 in Berlin. Find out more on our web page.
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