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Doo wop, folkiness, and glam-pop Australians: Schmutz is back with February’s unmissable gig guide Dina Elsayed
Which shows shouldn’t you miss in February in Berlin?
Well – just ask our friends from Schmutz.
Gabe Dunn and Francisco Parisi stopped by the studio to share their gig guide for February. They recommend among many more: an Australian band with the catchy name, “U-Bahn,” “Twin Temple,” a doo-wop duo with a twist, and folk, rock and country band, “The Felice Brothers.”
It's been almost a year since the German parliament voted to amend Paragraph 219a, regarding the advertisement of abortion services, in the country's criminal code. Host Sylvia Cunningham takes a closer look at what abortion rights activists and opponents are calling for next in 2020.
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