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Switch:On On today’s �Switch:On“ we take you to an exhibition that combines film and visual arts. Furthermore, we cross to Munich where the band &uot;LaBrassBanda&uot; is on stage at “Circus Krone”. Plus: We talk about violence on TV. And as usually: We have lots of German music, the German single charts and our gig guide for you. Get ready for “Switch:On” with Pamela and Katharina. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Current Affairs am Sonntag &Schweizer Echo In the Current Affairs on Sundays, Trudi Latour talks to Alex Riedmueller, a European Ethnologist from the university of Bamberg, about the history of immigration in Germany and its transnational nature. After that you’ll hear the Social Calender and then Christian Froelicher with the weekly report about Swiss politics, including segments about a private data scandal in Switzerland and an interview with Moses Iten, Swiss DJ, Music Producer and artist (electronic music). Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Talkback am Montag 60 years ago, the construction of the Snowy River Scheme commenced. Until today, it remains one of the world’s biggest construction projects. Due to its importance, thousands of foreign workers were brought to Australia to finish the 25 year long endeavour on time. Among them were many Germans, Swiss and Austrian citizens. What do you know about the project? Have you been part of it? What were the living conditions like? Talk to us and tell host Oliver Heuthe in today’s “ ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europa Aktuell The coalition agreement between Germany's Christ-Democrats and the Liberals is a done deal. The new government can now start its four-year term. Who is part of the new cabinet, and what plans do they have - we let you know in today’s “Europa Aktuell”. Furthermore, “Germany’s 60th anniversary”: We cast our eye back on the year 1979, when the Cold War was affecting the two German states and its inhabitants. And as usual: The press review, “Servus ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren We present you two productions in Melbourne that are about the Holocaust. The Eagles Nest Theatre in Northcote is playing “The Trial of God” and “The Trial of Adolf Eichmann” - we talk to the director James Adler and one of the stage directors, Wolf Heidecker, about their program. Besides that, we take you to an exhibition combining lights and art. Pamela Rauleder hosts “Feuilleton für die Ohren”. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal What may be fun for some is a very serious ordeal for others - the Australian Productivity Commission is thinking about recommendations to help problem gamblers in Australia. We talk to two German backpackers about their take on the job-market in Australia. And in our series “Wildes Australien” we take stock of some of the most venomous animals in Australia: Snakes. Also: The press review, the “Redaktionsrunde”, the “Lied der Woche” and more. Patrick Wau ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal The Hague saw the beginning of the trial against former Bosnian-Serb leader Radovan Karadzic this week. The program’s in-depth segment looks at the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina today. How is Balkan history taught in Bosnian schools, how do victims of the civil war deal with trauma 15 years on? Also in the program, the report from Germany, news from the Alps, and your feedback to our shows. The Wochenjournal, hosted by Christian Froelicher.
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Im Gespräch: Anno Saul &Wirtschaftsreport In “Im Gespräch” you’ll hear an interview with Anno Saul about his latest Film “Die Tuer”, conducted by Martina Vackova at the Pusan Filmfestival in Korea. In Wolfgang Mueller’s Wirtschaftsreport you’ll hear interviews with Oliver Hartwich from the Centre for Independent Studies about the new government in Germany and with Joachim Mueller, Managing Director of Epuron about a new wind energy project near Broken Hill. In the Jobs for Germans Je ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Profile - Andrea Kleist Our guest in today’s program is Andrea Kleist. The German-born art lover is the City of Melbourne’s Program Manager for Public Art. Listen to the fascinating life story of Andrea Kleist, who came to Australia in 1994, and is married to an English Jew from London, who lost his maternal grandparents in Auschwitz. What is art? Has political correctness gone too far? Does she support illegal graffiti? What does she really think about Melbourne? Christian Froelicher has more.
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Europa Aktuell It's been a long and rocky road for fans of a more united Europe: Now everything depends on the “Treaty of Lisbon”. 26 of the 27 member states have already signed the contract - the missing signature is that of Czech President Václav Klaus. What will and what won't the “Treaty of Lisbon” do for Europe? What if the Czech Republic refuses to sign? Furthermore: A portrait of Germany’s fifth chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, and we cast an eye back to the y ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren Today's FFO is all about books: This week the “Deutsche Buchpreis” and the Nobel Prize in Literature was announced. Herta Mueller, a German-Rumanian author, received this award from Scandinavia. Furthermore, we talk about Johann Strauss and Johann Strauss II in “Komponisten im Gespräch”. Oliver Heuthe hosts �Feuilleton für die Ohren“. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal King Island is a small and still quite unknown island between the Australian mainland and Tasmania - an insiders tip. We talk to one of the residents about his homeland. We also report about Brisbane’s Oktoberfest and an exhibition of sand sculptures in Sydney. Our last series of our intercultural behaviour guide will be followed by part one of a new series called “Wild Australia”. This and more on today’s “Australienjournal” with Kathleen Wächter. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Lokal 03 All you need to know about Victoria in �Lokal 03“. You will get the complete picture. Our guest today: Film director Roman Meyer. He just completed a documentary about the Swiss Club of Victoria. We also have the club news, cast an eye on the pages of the regional press and present a new episode of our series “Meine kleine Volksmusik”. Pamela Rauleder hosts the program. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Im Gespräch — Holger Scholz 1 &Wirtschaft In �Im Gespräch mit Trudi Latour&uot; you’ll hear the first part of the adventurous life story of Holger Scholz, who saw the bombing of Dresden as a 4 year old, fled the GDR in 1961 and has been living in Australia, PNG and Indonesia since 1962. In the &uot;Wirtschaftsreport&uot; with Wolfgang Mueller you’ll hear his interviews with Olde Lorenzen, CEO of Fröbel Kindergartens and with Thomas de Vogt, who gives us his impressions of the results of the GFC ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal It’s the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in a few weeks. One way to celebrate this event is to focus on East German cinema: The Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Melbourne takes a look back at 45 years of East German cinema. We let you know what the �Focus on East German Cinema“ is about. China is the guest of honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2009. Reason enough to take a look at the Chinese book sector. Also on the program: The press review, the R ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Switch:On Switch:On goes Arts and Culture — we talk to the artistic director of the “Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg” about their theatre play “Pornography”, currently to bee seen at the Melbourne International Arts Festival. And we chat to a young journalist from Germany about work between ratings and media ethics. Also on the program: The German single charts, music and more. Patrick Wauthier hosts Switch:On. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Current Affairs am Sonntag &Schweizer Echo In the Current Affairs on Sundays, Trudi Latour brings you a report about the difficulties of Aboriginal Australians to get compensation for their stolen wages from decades ago and a short report about coalition discussions in Germany. After the Social Calender Christian Froelicher brings you the weekly report about Swiss politics, including segments about an anti minaret initiative, the rise of the pension age in Switzerland and an interview with Roman Meyer, a Swiss film maker in Melbou ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Talkback am Montag Today we talk about a very serious and controversial topic: Australia’s border protection and asylum policy. What do you think of the current policy? Does Australia need more restrictions? Talk to us and tell host Oliver Heuthe in “Talkback am Montag”. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europa Aktuell The Frankfurt Book Fair ended on Sunday. It was a big success: 300.000 visitors came to experience the world’s biggest book fair — we take stock. Furthermore: A portrait of Germany’s sixth chancellor, Helmut Kohl, who was in power from 1982 to 1998. Beside that, we cast an eye back to the year 1974 — when Germany won the soccer world championship and unemployment figures soared. And as usual: The press review, “Servus Austria”, and more. Christian Froeli ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren Today’s � Feuilleton für die Ohren “ is all about Richard Strauss and Ludwig van Beethoven. In our last series of “Komponisten im Gespräch” we talk about Richard Strauss’ life. Besides that, we talk about a new film about Ludwig van Beethoven. Jazz is also part of the program: We talk to musician Niko Schäuble about his new CD. Pamela Rauleder hosts the program. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
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