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30.09.2014 DW Typisch Deutsch Claus Hipp

Talking Germany - Claus Hipp, Entrepreneur 15.06.2015 | 33:35 mins.

Claus Hipp is a familiar face in Germany, not least because he personally appears in the commercials for his baby food company. On Talking Germany he'll be talking about jars of cereal, organic farming and good manners.
25.06.2014 DW Typisch Deutsch Alexandra Kalle

Talking Germany - Alexandra Kalle, Fragrance Developer 08.06.2015 | 31:01 mins.

Alexandra Kalle discovered her olfactory talent in her late twenties and gave up her career as a marketing expert. Today she works for a fragrance company that makes the world famous brand 4711 Original Eau de Cologne. On Talking Germany, Alexandra Kalle speaks about her sensory relationship to her work.
30.05.2014 DW typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Amir Kabbani

Talking Germany - Amir Kabbani, Professional Mountain Biker 01.06.2015 | 34:30 mins.

Amir Kabbani is one of Germany's best dirt bikers. On hazardous circuits he jumps over earth mounds and other obstacles on his mountain bike, and catapults down steep slopes and ramps. Amir Kabbani is 24 and grew up in Boppard on the Rhine. He practices in the forests around the wine-growing town. On Talking Germany he talks about renown and risks in his extreme sport.
15.09.2014 DW Typisch deutsch Constanze Kurz

Talking Germany - Constanze Kurz, Author and Hacker 25.05.2015 | 36:36 mins.

Constanze Kurz is spokesperson for the Chaos Computer Club. On Talking Germany, the IT expert discusses how robotics are changing our lives and why she encrypts all her digital communication.
27.08.2014 DW Typisch Deutsch Vorankündigung Walter Möbius

Talking Germany - Walter Möbius, Doctor and Author 18.05.2015 | 32:40 mins.

Walter Möbius spent decades as head doctor at the Johanniter Hospital in Bonn. One of his patients was former Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who became a good friend. Now 77, he's retired but still a keen photographer. On Talking Germany, he talks about the lessons he learned from his years in the medical profession.
Vom Neonazi zum Pastor

Talking Germany - Johannes Kneifel, Former neo-Nazi - Present Day Pastor 11.05.2015 | 31:40 mins.

Johannes Kneifel was a neo-Nazi who was convicted of assault and battery resulting in death. Now, 32 Kneifel says he found God when he was in prison. Today, he has become a pastor and say that everyone deserves a second chance. Join "Talking Germany," for when Kneifel relates the events that caused his conversion from a batterer to a Baptist Minister.
Carolin Emcke

Talking Germany - Carolin Emcke, War Correspondent and Philosopher 04.05.2015 | 38:02 mins.

As a journalist Carolin Emcke pushes things to the limit. She often trades in her usual blazer for a bullet-proof vest to report from war zones and crisis areas the world over. She also writes about existential questions in her reports, books and essays. On Talking Germany, we speak to Carolin Emcke about life and death, tolerance and teamwork.
28.04.2014 DW Typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Jens Weidner

Talking Germany - Jens Weidner, Aggression Researcher and Author 27.04.2015 | 37:18 mins.

Jens Weidner is familiar with aggressive behavior. As a criminologist, he was a therapist to violent adolescents; as a career coach, he advises people who are too nice at work. On “Talking Germany,” Jens Weidner talks about rage, recidivists and rambling on mud flats.
30.05.2014 DW typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Angelika Taschen

Talking Germany - Guest: Publisher Angelika Taschen 20.04.2015 | 30:11 mins.

Angelika Taschen and her former husband produced books for millions at Taschen art books publishers. In fact, originally she wanted to become a ballerina. On Talking Germany, the art historian talks about why she felt the need to found a new publishing company after separating from her husband, despite a crisis in publishing. She also tells us what makes Berlin style distinctive.
28.03.2014 DW Typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Martin Hoffmann

Talking Germany - Martin Hoffmann, Berlin Philharmonic 14.04.2015 | 35:51 mins.

Martin Hoffmann has been general manager of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra since 2010. Before that, the fifty-four-year-old was managing director at the commercial broadcaster Sat.1 and CEO of a television production company.
08.07.2014 DW typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Katja de B.

Talking Germany - Katja de Bragança, Human Biologist 06.04.2015 | 32:40 mins.

16 years ago, Katja de Bragança founded "Ohrenkuss," a magazine made entirely by people with Down's syndrome. For that, the 55-year-old biologist was awarded the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. On Talking Germany, Katja de Bragança speaks about her German-Indian roots, her youth in Goa, and the writing styles of people with Down's syndrome.

Talking Germany 30.03.2015 | 31:40 mins.

Dieter Overath founded the non-profit organization TransFair in 1992. The organization supports fair trade with developing counties and awards the Fair Trade seal in Germany. The organization's founder says Germany is still a developing country when it comes to fair trade. On Talking Germany, Dieter Overath talks about his ideas on how to get Germans to abandon their "greed is good" mentalility.
Produzent Nico Hoffmann

Talking Germany 23.03.2015 | 32:16 mins.

Nico Hofmann ranks among Germany’s most successful film producers, and is known for his obsession with German history. His production company, teamworx, has produced more than 300 films to date.
27.02.20114 DW Typisch deutsch Antje von Dewitz

Talking Germany - Antje von Dewitz, Managing director, Vaude 09.03.2015 | 33:02 mins.

Antje von Dewitz has been at the helm of the Vaude company since 2009. She’s on a mission to make it Europe's most sustainable outdoor equipment brand. On Talking Germany the cultural/business studies graduate and mother-of-four explains why profits and sustainability to not have to me mutually exclusive, and how she manages to get home early twice a week despite her busy schedule.
Talking Germany

Talking Germany 02.03.2015 | 37:45 mins.

Sascha Lobo is a kind of classroom spokesman for the German blogosphere.

Talking Germany 23.02.2015 | 37:02 mins.

Johannes Ebert has served as secretary general of the Goethe Institute since March, 2011. He first started with the Goethe Institute in 1991 after completing his studies of political science and Islamic studies. He's been called a "pragmatic visionary", and on Talking Germany, he tells us about his plans for keeping interest in the German language alive and growing worldwide.
Leben mit Kinderlähmung

Talking Germany - Dergin Tokmak, Dancer and Acrobat 16.02.2015 | 31:45 mins.

Dergin Tokmak caught polio as a very young boy. The disease could not slow him down forever, though. His crutches are an integral part of his acrobatic performances. Joining the Cirque du Soleil propelled him to global stardom. As he says himself: "I may not be able to walk, but I have at least learned to fly a bit".
28.03.2014 DW Typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Utz Claassen

Talking Germany - Utz Claassen, Writer and former executive 09.02.2015 | 30:35 mins.

Writer Utz Claassen has a reputation for being a tough corporate reformer, but also an eloquent speaker and lateral thinker who defies categorization. On Talking Germany the former executive discusses his new book about uncomfortable truths in the business world, and explains why it’s good to swim against the current. We also talk to him about his political ambitions and the soccer industry.
28.03.2014 DW Typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Matthias Politycki

Talking Germany - Matthias Politycki, Writer 26.01.2015 | 31:16 mins.

Matthias Politycki is often called the "world traveler” among German literati. Whether as a low-budget backpacker or as the on-board author of a luxury cruise line, his journeys have taken him far and wide.
28.03.2014 DW Typisch deutsch Vorankündigung Rolf Sachs

Talking Germany - Artist and Designer Rolf Sachs 19.01.2015 | 35:19 mins.

In his work and in his private life, Rolf Sachs moves between the provincial and the cosmopolitan with ease. As the son of legendary bon vivant Gunter Sachs, he's always felt at home on the wider stage. More recently, though, he embarked on an artistic exploration of German mentality and culture. On this edition of Talking Germany, he speaks with us about identity, ideals and idyllic fantasies.
20.01.2014 DW Typisch Deutsch Günther Reitz

Talking Germany - Günther Reitz, Radiation Expert 12.01.2015 | 35:10 mins.

Curiosity is a car-sized robotic rover exploring Mars as part of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission. Also part of the mission is German radiation expert Günther Reitz. On Talking Germany, he talks about the challenges of outer space.
01.01.2014 DW TYPISCH DEUTSCH Vorankündigung Domscheidt Berg

Talking Germany - Anke und Daniel Domscheit-Berg, Internet Activists 05.01.2015 | 33:32 mins.

Internet activists Anke and Daniel Domscheit-Berg campaign for greater social and political transparency and against state surveillance. The couple come from very different backgrounds and are now both members of the Pirate Party. She's a former manager and he's the former spokesman of Wikileaks and co-founder of openleaks. Anke and Daniel Domscheit-Berg are this week's guests on Talking Germany.
27.02.20114 DW Typisch deutsch Walter Krämer

Talking Germany - Walter Krämer, Economic Scientist 29.12.2014 | 34:22 mins.

It is sometimes said only believe in statistics that you have doctored yourself. That's a motto that Walter Krämer, Professor for economic and social statistics, would certainly sign up to as well. Another one of his hobby horses is making sure that the German language doesn't become irrecognizable through too many anglicisms.
27.01.14 DW TV Typisch Deutsch Manfred Spitzer 01

Talking Germany - Manfred Spitzer, Neuroscientist 15.12.2014 | 33:07 mins.

Manfred Spitzer is one of the best-known brain researchers in Germany. His recent book "Digital Dementia" unleashed a heated debate about the adverse effects of Internet use. On ‘Talking Germany’ Manfred Spitzer discusses why too much screen time is dumbing down society; why he doesn’t watch TV and why it’s worth keeping the brain active as we get older.
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