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Kristina and Kati use their strong professional backgrounds to take us behind the scenes of the Silicon Valley world in their German-language podcast: Kristina, Kati, Kalifornia. Moving to the area from Germany, both women found success in a variety of startups. Like many entrepreneurs, Kristina and Kati were attracted by the innovative culture in Silicon Valley. You can listen to Fernweh and Home here: The special guests examine political and social topics with an eagerness to uncover the differences and similarities between their home and host countries. Fernweh and Home is a collection of stories that illustrate the value of German-American exchanges. In each episode, the hosts discuss their experiences in their new countries and the multicultural opportunities they found there. The University of Wisconsin’s radio station highlights students from Freiburg, Germany and Madison, Wisconsin, USA in a student-run podcast series.
All are connected by an interest in transatlantic topics that link Germany and the US.ĭiscover the similarities and differences between Germany and the USA by finding the episodes that speak to you.
The Big Pond features episodes produced by American and German journalists from leading news outlets, including both experienced contributors to well-known podcasts such as NPR’s This American Life and All Things Considered as well as producers who participated in the USA program of the Rias Berlin Commission. Are German-style apprenticeships spreading in the United States? How popular is baseball in Germany? Why do German motorcyclists love the American Southwest (and what would Immanuel Kant say about it)? The Big Pond addresses the questions about German-American culture you didn’t know you had. Topics range from immigration to John Lennon. With both German and American broadcasters, the podcast presents a variety of perspectives, emphasizing the depth and diversity of German-American experiences. Each episode of embraces a different element of the German-American relationship. The Big Pond is Wunderbar Together’s signature podcast. The country's network of public broadcasters failed to win an increase in the mandatory monthly fee earlier this year, putting immense pressure on broadcasters to reel in their budgets.This year, our projects are taking place in all 50 states, but did you know you can also take Wunderbar Together with you on the go by downloading one of our partner podcasts? Each episode provides a new perspective on German-American Friendship in culture, business, politics, and more! Check out the descriptions below to find the right podcast for you. If there is a reasonable fear that online-only radio would attract fewer listeners, they couldn't become internet-only.īut there is likely to be pressure to move RBB online on a larger scale than today. The Rundfunkrat, or advisory board, would have to approve it and the broadcaster would have to prove that the stations would have the same impact without being broadcast on the airwaves. However, RBB can't just shove its radio stations' programmes over onto the Internet. Only RBB 88.8 and Antenne Brandenburg would be guaranteed a spot on the FM dial. Paragraph 2.4 has five of its seven radio stations "broadcast exclusively via the internet or replaced by comparable services on the internet". The changes proposed in Section 4, which regulates the distribution of RBB stations on the airwaves, are remarkable.
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