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Talkback am Montag Eugenics: the self-direction of human evolution: That was the Logo of the International Eugenics conference in 1921. The aim of the eugenics is the selective breeding to expand the positive predispositions in humans. During the Second World War Nazi Germany radicalized genetic selection known as “Rassenhygiene”. German-Australian author Sabine Nielsen discusses that topic in her latest book “Die Stimmen der Villa Blanke Hans”. �Talkback am Montag“ with music ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europa Aktuell The European Union has its new foreign minister: Baroness Catherine Ashton from England. And Belgium’s head of state Herman von Rumpuy ist the new President of the EU. But who are those people? We try to give some answers. We also report on Romania’s former secret service, the Securitate. Its members still work in politics and economy, and they're not meeting with criticism. Plus: the press review and our weekly current affairs in “Servus Austria”. Our host of & ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren In today’s show the word “absolute” plays an important role: The absolute pitch for example. This can be both a blessing and a curse. We talked to musicians about the ability to hear false notes. The absolute voice, Thomas Qausthoff tells us about his life and career so far and we also start with our new series the absolute classical literary works, with Herman Bote’s Till Eulenspiegel. We also have musical poetry by Nina Hagen and the Artemis Quartet new CD: the ta ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal Migrants wanting to stay in Australia permanently have to fulfil certain criteria. Skilled migration is one popular inroad into Australia, but many immigrants often find themselves in a disappointingly difficult job market that doesn't acknowledge their education and skills. Also: German biologist Matthias Hammer tells us about his not-for-profit company Biosphere Expeditions and the concept of scientific holidays. And: The latest press review, the song of the week and much more, in to ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Lokal 03 The show for Victoria — in today’s “Hausbesuch mit Musik” we visit Thomas Stocklinger, publican and chef of an Austrian restaurant in Melbourne. Interesting local news from the papers, another instalment of “Meine kleine Volksmusik”, and the club news — all that in Lokal 03, with Patrick Wauthier. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Switch:On In today’s Switch:On we turn back the time and revisit the moment when the Wall came down. The reunification, the Techno movement and GDR-evergreens. We talk to 3 DJs who just visited Australia as part of the Becks Berlin Sessions and of course we got the German Single charts for you and a party tip you should not miss out on! Switch:On with Kathleen.
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Current Affairs &Schweizer Echo In the Current Affairs segment we’ll hear from Wolfgang Mueller who speaks to Manfred Wutzlhofer, the manager of the building industry fair Bauma, the biggest in the world. The fair takes place every 3 years and is a good indicator for the economy in general.Then you’ll hear the Social Calender and Echo Helvetia with Ursula Schappi. She brings you the weekly current affairs from Switzerland and a report about the country’s new task of chairing the Council of Europe and th ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europa Aktuell In Rome the World Food Summit started with no Western head of government except Italian’s Berlusconi. Another event concerns the EU far more: the election of the first foreign minister of the European Union. We will have a closer look on those events as well as on the 80th birthday of the Russian propaganda radio Radio Moskau. And we remember the year 1994 in our series 60 years in Germany. Plus: Austrian current affairs in “Servus Austria” and the press review. Adrian Pl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren The cultural show, with the following topics: We visit the “Kasseler Musiktage”, a famous culture event in Germany, we celebrate the 50th birthday and hear the fascinating story of Thomas Quasthoff, who defied the odds and his physical impairment to become one of the most celebrated German bariton singers. We go on a tour through the now empty diplomatic residences in Bonn, ten years after the government moved back to Berlin. And we wonder, if art can turn grief into something ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal A historical moment took place in Australia on Monday. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd apologized to the “Forgotten Australians”. In the early 20th century children, mainly from England were taken to Australia to populate the country with white people. But many of the children immigrants were abused or used as workers on farms. Indigenous Australia presents itself in Leipzig with the exhibition �Ozeanien - von Australien bis zur Osterinsel“. We talk to the person in charge an ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Lokal 03 The show for Victorians: today we see Melbourne through the eyes of a newcomer. Gesa explores the city with one of the Tourist buses, and Katharina Kerzdörfer accompanies her. Also, news and events in and around the German language communities, Music in our series “Meine kleine Volksmusik”, and more. Patrick Wauthier hosts today’s “Lokal 03”.
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Im Gespräch — Alex Riedmüller &Wirtschaftsreport In “Im Gespräch mit Trudi Latour” we’ll hear from Alexander Riedmüller who is writing his dissertation about the Greek Island Kythera and the questions if the internet allows for a more connected global community and how modern technology affects identity. In the “Wirtschaftsreport” Wolfgang Mueller speaks to Michael Sauermost about soccer, the world cup and the financial aspects of this sport. At the end of the program Jessica from Polyglot gives u ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal More than one billion people suffer from having barely anything to eat. This is the highest rate ever. Over a thousand delegates at the World Summit on Food Security in Rome discussed the problem. One decision was made: poor countries need to be trained in taking agriculture back into their own hands. But this won't be an easy task. Experts explain different possibilities. We also have the press review, the “Deutschlandreport” and the latest news from Switzerland and Austri ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europa Aktuell Exactly 20 years ago, a dream came true for many Germans: the border of the German Democratic Republic was opened. It was the beginning of a process of reunification. We cross to the celebrations in Germany, and look back on 20 years of rebuilding, rejoining and reinventing a new Germany. We remember the year 1989 as one of many endings and beginnings, n our series 60 years in Germany. Plus: Austrian current affairs in &uot;Servus Austria&uot; and the press review. Patrick Wauthier ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren Our studio guest today is Hans Henkell, and he tells us about the 2010 German-Australian Opera Grant and its upcoming finals. We hear another story from the fall of the wall: Chinese student Erning Schu tells us, how she experienced the 9th of November 1989. We take in some of the atmosphere and musical performances from Berlin on the 20th anniversary of the reunion. Christian Froelicher hosts the Feuillton für die Ohren.
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Australienjournal Australia remembers its fallen soldiers of the First World War, on this Remembrance Day. Up until today, Australian soldiers have been sent to multiple battles across the globe. More than a thousand of them are currently on the ground in Afghanistan, as part of a campaign, that has become harder to fight and is looking more difficult to win than ever. The life of Heinrich Mann, brother of Thomas Mann, is the subject of a prize-winning book by author Evelyn Juers, we look back on the Goethe ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Lokal 03 The show for Victorians. We talk about new regulations and road rules in the Garden State. Oliver Heuthe visits Fred Glasbrenner, cyclist and abalone diver. As usual we've found some interesting events in the German language communities, topped of with some nice Music and our series “Meine kleine Volksmusik”. Patrick Wauthier hosts today's &uot;Lokal 03&uot;.
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Im Gespräch — Eva in Indonesia &Wirtschaftsreport In “Im Gespräch mit Trudi Latour” we’ll hear an update from Eva Haas who has by now arrived in Indonesia with her bicycle. We also hear from her and her partner Berti about the ecological politic of bicycling. In the “Wirtschaftsreport” Wolfgang Mueller speaks to Klaus Wiegel about the share price and to Klaus Becker from the German-American Chamber of Commerce about the first year of the Obama administration. Last not least, Jessica from Polyglot gives u ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Agricultural food production is straining the globes natural resources, but the problems are likely to increase with warming average temperatures and a growing world population. Will we have to get used to the idea of genetically modified food, for the good of all? We spoke to two German experts, who believe that we should. Also: The press review, a letter from Germany, a report on the naxalite struggle in India, our listeners’ feedback and more. Patrick Wauthier hosts the program.
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Pfiffikus Today we have a look at a fire station and how it is to be a firewoman or fireman. What do you want to be when you are grown up? We also celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street! And of curse there's the kids news and music. Have fun in Pfiffikus, with Kathleen Waechter and guest Katharina Bengsch.
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