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todayDecember 12, 2020
Brisbane-born Michael Brinkworth draws inspiration from Bob Dylan, Neil Young and from the city he now calls home, Berlin, “this weird halfway house that I ended up in.” The 33-year-old traveled the globe before settling down here six years ago.
In the past couple of months, Brinkworth has been releasing tracks from his upcoming album, “Wasted Wonder.” We talk to him about his new music and life in Berlin. (Originally aired July 11, 2020)
Written by: monika.mueller.kroll
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Listen to the second of a special, two-part episode in collaboration where we reflect on our favorite on air moments from the past year and look ahead to 2021.
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