Today’s match in our scientist meet-ups for Berlin Science Week: Monika Fuchs, a professor of Clothing Technology at HTW Berlin University of Applied Sciences and Christian Ulrichs, head of the division of Urban Plant Ecophysiology at Humboldt University.
“Today we take it for granted that Berlin is a hub for science and research, but that wasn’t always the case,” said Berlin’s Governing Mayor Michael Müller.
Do you believe in karma? For this week’s edition of Wednesday 3 p.m., writer Jess Sweetman poses the question: “Are your unruly offspring really just your penance for every annoying thing you’ve ever done?”
It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time to catch a glimpse of someone else’s life: a memory, a worry, a funny encounter or an observation. Our latest story in the Wednesday 3 p.m. series is titled “Miezi” by Susannah Edelbaum.
Nai Palm of Hiatus Kaiyote played at Silent Green on November 17.
“Isn’t capitalism bad enough without making it lame?” asks Omnified contributor Eleanor Cantor while trying to pay for lunch in Kreuzberg with a credit card.
Stanley Nelson is recognized as one of the foremost chroniclers of the African-American experience in film. We caught up with the award-winning director while he’s in town for Dokuarts and the screening of his latest film, “Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool.”
Tune into our half-hour special on Internationales Literaturfestival Berlin #AboutSex. We talk about robot sex, how to write a good sex scene, coming of age stories, and more with Sophie Wennerscheid, John Danaher, Katy Derbyshire, Florian Duijsens, Eileen Myles, and Saskia Vogel.
Autumn has arrived and for some of us it’s a time of contemplation. Our Wednesday 3 p.m. story by Jess Sweetman deals with new beginnings and glorious plans.
Wednesday 3 p.m. is a series of short stories — observations, brief memories, scenes from a life — recorded by writers in Berlin and around the world. This Wednesday, we…
