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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
Unlike a lot of people who are able to work from home during this crisis, Victoria Houriet is outside on her bike most days, delivering food. In today’s Coronavirus Chronicle - Houriet, 20, from Argentina says she feels her job puts her in danger. This piece originally aired on April 9, 2020.
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