KCRW Berlin Presents: The Moth International Mainstage – Past Tense, Future Perfect
Enter for a chance to win tickets to this online event from The Moth and hear true stories about small decisions with big implications.
Enter for a chance to win tickets to this online event from The Moth and hear true stories about small decisions with big implications.
Enter for a chance to win tickets to this online event from The Moth and hear true stories about speaking out, doubling down and rising up.
“As a comedian, you get to go on stage with an empty canvas and kind of paint all over it, and the audience helps you paint.” – Russell Howard
We’re pleased to announce our upcoming cooperation with British comedian Russell Howard for his upcoming show for his RESPITE stand up world tour, at Urania Berlin on March 14, 2020.
Ahead of her gig in Berlin, we caught up with Australian musician Nai Palm on her creative upbringing, her battle with breast cancer, and how caring for animals helped her through a difficult time.
For the final part of our series in honor of Berlin Science Week, we paired two finalists from the international forum “Falling Walls Engage,” to talk about what they’re working on. Rackeb Tesfaye lives in Montreal, Canada and is the executive director and founder of Broad Science, Edward Kang lives in Chicago and is the co-founder of The Laboratory Collective.
What do Berlin Science Week participants from different fields who’ve never met before have in common? As part of our ongoing coverage, we paired Fridays for Future activist Lucia Parbel with Luiza Bengtsson, a biochemist turned science communicator at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine.
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.
Today’s match in our scientist meet-ups for Berlin Science Week: biotechnologist-turned-musician Karla Hajman, and Akis Liokatis, a trained biochemist better known as the Greek-chemist-in-the-kitchen.