CityLab Berlin is a new space for startups, scientists and civil society to create digital projects for the city. We spoke with Nicolas Zimmer from Technologiestiftung Berlin, Carolin Silbernagl from Betterplace Lab, and Berlin’s Governing Mayor Michael Müller to learn about the initiative.
Host and opera singer Fredrika Brillembourg speaks with Berlin-based couple Alexander Polzin and Sommer Ulrickson about their collaborations in the world of opera, theater and dance.
For this week’s Amplified, we spoke with soprano Christina Harslem to learn more about the rewards and challenges of performing as a street musician.
On June 6, music collective African Acid Is The Future will feature Tuareg musician Moctar Mdou in a show at Volksbuehne. We talked with founder Maryama Luccioni about the collective’s origin stories, plus a glimpse into Moctar’s music ahead of the show.
For 23 euros, you can pay the Berlin nonprofit Atmosfair to offset one metric ton of carbon emitted by your flight. But can carbon offsetting give you a “clean conscience” when flying? We looked into the issue to find out.
KCRW Berlin contributor Ella Joyner was looking for a more supportive workout environment. In this audio essay, she turns to her flatmate and Femme Fitness founder, Anisha Müller, for her body positive, feminist take on fitness.
For our “Leitmotifs” series on classical music, opera singer Fredrika Brillembourg speaks with Jamie Bernstein about her film, memoir and famous father.
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New rules in Görlitzer Park, a less commercialized MyFest and more: How is the city prepping for May Day? We talked to Sara Lühmann, a spokeswoman for the Bezirksamt Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, to find out.
“Deutsche Wohnen & Co Enteignen” has made headlines around the world with a radical proposal: Expropriation. Flora Adamian spoke to campaigners and experts to learn more.
