She provokes, she polarizes and says what “one can still say”: Is that why “Bild” journalist Nena Schink is so well received by many? a meeting.
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Aurelie von Blazekovic
Traditionally, hate is a negative emotion. For example, this sentence: “For me, the Greens are still a ban party, and that’s why I hate them.” When read, it sounds like an abysmal aversion, like a person who lies awake at night with resentment. But anyone who says it and looks like someone who is having a great time must have a different understanding of a word like hate. Nena Schink, author, Instagrammer, and moderator of the picture-talk show Quarter past eight is such a Not a woman of soft words, more of a playful volume. And a master at keeping up the conversation.