Berlin years
Beat Boss meets Glitter Chief is an essay by Wolf Wondratschek from 1975. He imagines a brilliant conversation between William S. Burroughs and David Bowie (SWR 2, Sunday, 11:03 p.m.). Speaking of Bowie: in 1979 – two years before Uli Edel’s film hit the cinemas – Jörg Jannings Christiane F. − We children from Bahnhof Zoo staged for the Rias. The three-part radio series draws on the tape protocols on which the biographical book is based (DLF Kultur, Sundays, 6:30 p.m.). A completely different view of Berlin One was left about the Wannsee Conference and the discovery of the secret file “Final Solution” (RBB Kultur, Saturday, 2 p.m.).
Crisis! What crisis?
Tom Schimmeck describes in Greta fixes the worldhow much the climate debate focuses on the young woman (NDR Info, Sunday, 11.05 a.m.). Dead rivers, German steel – dam failures in Brazil asks to what extent there are those responsible for South American disasters in Germany (SWR 2, Friday, 3:05 p.m.). Barbara Eisenmann summarizes in AIR. A requiem for world creation look further. It’s about the multiplication of crises and the helplessness to react appropriately to them (DLF Kultur, Saturday, 6:05 p.m.).
Extraordinary Events
Some radio programs trace extraordinary paths in life: Fallada. A life of intoxication is a three-part radio play series about the author (RBB Kultur, Fridays, 7 p.m.). Sailors for Erez Israel portrays a family of captains who saved Jews from the Nazis (DLF, Tuesday, 7:15 p.m.). It’s about a mysterious murder in the Urals The Djatlov massacre (1 live, Thursdays, 11pm). Robert Schoen lets in Heidi home Refugees retell the story of Johanna Spyri – which adds exciting facets to the concept of home (Bayern 2, Friday, 9:05 p.m.). Particularly wacky: The Third Civilization by Arkadij and Boris Strugatsky (Bayern 2, Wednesday, 8:05 p.m.) and Anna Livia Plurabelle by James Joyce (RBB Kultur, Sunday, 2 p.m.).