"The Culture and The Continent" RSxEAB Season 2: Saving Culture Ep. 4
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"Saving Culture" is Season 2 of 's Collaboration with the EAB - . In Episode four, "The Culture and The Continent" we explore black culture in Europe. Host Daniel Stern and guests look at the evolving needs and roles of artists, cultural leaders, curators, policymakers and individuals. GUESTS: Kate Cheka Day Eve Komet Eiliyas Additional Links: Notes: Recorded live at . Thank you to Manuel, Carolin, Kati and the rest if the team at EAB. Edited and mastered by Additional Editing - Daniel SternEngineering: Co-Produced by Europäische Akademie Berlin's Europe Behind The...
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"What is a Museum? And Why?" RSxEAB Season 2: Saving Culture
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"Saving Culture" is Season 2 of 's Collaboration with the EAB - . In Episode three "What is a Museum? And Why?" we explore how cultural institutions and individuals can or should adapt their behaviors and principles. Host Daniel Stern and guests look at the evolving needs and roles of artists, policymakers and audiences. GUESTS: Michael Soltau, Dr. Wenke Wegner, Lilja-Ruben Vow, Aram Batholl, Additional Links: Notes: Recorded live at . Thank you to Manuel, Carolin, Lucas, Kati and the rest if the team at EAB. Edited and mastered by Event Support -...
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“They’re Our Future" | Certain Futures Episode Four
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A visit to the emergency room illuminates what resilience means through personal experience. What happens when a European demographic research project asks a Berlin podcaster from the United States to explore their findings? Find out in episode four of Certain Futures. The final episode in this series begins with host Daniel Stern visiting the emergency room. He's inspired to reconsider the meaning of resilience. Reflecting on the journey of Certain Futures unveils a few more interesting twists and interesting complexities. Returning to conversations from previous episodes, Dan...
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"All That We Want" | Certain Futures Episode Three
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What happens when a European demographic research project asks a Berlin podcaster from the United States to explore their findings? Find out in Episode three of Certain Futures. Episode three takes host Daniel Stern from the playgrounds of Berlin to the parental policies of Finland, and a conversation with demographer/sociologist , a leading researcher and policy advisor on the topic. Why are we having fewer children? A look at the policies, social cues, personal experiences, economic factors and cultural forces that influence our decisions to try and become parents. This limited-series...
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"Ageing Alla Milanese" | Certain Futures Episode 2
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Rain Clouds and Silver Linings. Certain Futures host Daniel Stern walks through Milan, recording both hope and apprehension in the streets. His conversations with university researchers reveal forecasts and forewarnings that mirror the mood outside the ivory tower. Certain Futures: What happens when a European demographic research project asks a Berlin podcaster from the United States to explore their findings? In this episode Dan's journey into demography takes him to Milan, where he explores working, ageing, and dying with experts at Bocconi University, as well as a...
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"9 Months Per Year" | Certain Futures Episode 1
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What happens when a European demographic research project asks a Berlin podcaster (Dan from the RS team) to explore their findings? We find out in Episode one of Certain Futures: "Nine Months Per Year" Host Daniel Stern begins his journey into demography and takes a peek at what ageing might mean for himself, and for Europe. We find out the origins of demography and look at how the science has evolved. We also see how confronting ageing isn't just policy and percentages - it is also very personal. This limited-series podcast is produced by in collaboration with the . The FutuRes Project...
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RSxEAB: "Everything is Culture!"
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"Saving Culture" is Season 2 of 's Collaboration with the EAB - . In Episode two: "Everything is Culture" we discuss club culture, sports, comics, and video games are part of our cultural world. We reflect on the challenges of preserving diverse cultural spaces, the importance of inclusivity, practical ways to get involved and how expanding our definition of culture also means expanding our understanding of how we support cultural creators, spaces and communities. Host is joined by a fantastic panel exploring the support and protection culture in all its forms, ensuring it remains...
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"Can We Support Subcultures?" RSxEAB Season 2: Saving Culture
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"Saving Culture" is Season 2 of 's Collaboration with the EAB - . In Episode one "Can We Support Subculture?" we look at the needs of independent artists, underground scenes, and freelance creatives. We examine the role of institutions, the state and individuals in ensuring that they survive and thrive and create without constraint. Host Daniel Stern is joined by a fantastic panel exploring the preservation of cultural diversity amidst funding cuts and other challenges. GUESTS: - Project Leader at - Multimedia Artist, Designer & Teacher Manuela Kay - Journalist & Publisher: ,...
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"City of Tomorrow" RSxEAB
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In this episode RSxEAB of (our spinoff series recorded in collaboration with the )we focus on the future of urban living; asking the question, “What is the city of tomorrow?”. Host is joined by architect and author . The conversation begins with Max sharing how skateboarding background influenced his urban design approach, and with Mira reading a passage from their award-winning novel “Neurobiest” describing Berlin of the future topped by green rooftop communities. From there we discuss visions for the future: inclusive, polycentric urban design,...
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Toilets, Sidewalks & Parks - Who Owns Berlin? RSxEAB
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Public space in Berlin is used for private profit. Does that rob or enrich the citizens? From business-run toilets to footpath vehicles and food sales in parks, we share our space with commerce. Can we also use private spaces like empty malls as public property? Radio Spaetkauf partners with the Europäische Akademie Berlin to invite an intelligent panel of activists and politicians to discuss the good and bad uses of public space for commercial gain. Sophie Menzel is a big fan of public toilets. She raises awareness of the need for more and better toilets in Berlin through the...
info_outlineRadio Spaetkauf presents our new series - Rent Freeze. What happens when an entire city of 3.5 million residents stops paying rent increases for the next five years? Welcome to Rent Freeze, a podcast about Berlin’s rental revolution.
Berlin is about to introduce the Mietendeckel, a law that will freeze rents for five years, cap new rental contracts at a maximum price, and allow some tenants to claim a rent reduction. Supporters say it will be the best thing to happen to the city since the fall of the Wall
But investors and landlords are outraged. They say the reforms will scare off businesses, leave houses unbuilt and in disrepair, and feed a grey market for off-the-books rental as desperate Berliners try to find a flat.
On this episode we explain the basics of the law, and talk to Daniel Halmer of Wenigermiete.de about why the existing rent controls haven't worked.
Produced and presented by Joel Dullroy, Maisie Hitchcock, Jöran Mandik and Daniel Stern. Music by Tom Evans and Ducks! Art by Jim Avignon.
Rent Freeze is a production of Radio Spaetkauf and RadioEins.
More at www.radiospaetkauf.com