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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 12m. Bisher sind 308 Folge(n) erschienen. Dies ist ein wöchentlich erscheinender Podcast.

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A traveller without arms or legs


Despite being born without arms or legs, Janis McDavid tries to lead a normal life – including being able to vacation abroad. He's travelling to Cuba, not known as a barrier-free travel destination.


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 September 10, 2016  12m
 
 

A traveller without arms or legs


Despite being born without arms or legs, Janis McDavid tries to lead a normal life – including being able to vacation abroad. He's travelling to Cuba, not known as a barrier-free travel destination.


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 September 10, 2016  12m
 
 

Helping refugees in Germany


Hostility towards refugees in Eastern Germany is widespread. Volunteers also face stiff opposition.


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 September 3, 2016  12m
 
 

Helping refugees in Germany


Hostility towards refugees in Eastern Germany is widespread. Volunteers also face stiff opposition.


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 September 3, 2016  12m
 
 

“We can do this!” Merkel and the Refugees


Chancellor Merkel’s promise “We can do this!” was a rallying call to Germans. Now she is facing growing pressure, especially from the right-wing AfD party, which is stirring up opposition to refugees and Merkel’s policy. “We can do this!” – a slogan that may one day come to stand for Angela Merkel’s political legacy. In a gesture praised around the world, one year ago she opened her country’s borders for tens of thousands of refugees stranded in Hungary...


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 August 27, 2016  12m
 
 

“We can do this!” Merkel and the Refugees


Chancellor Merkel’s promise “We can do this!” was a rallying call to Germans. Now she is facing growing pressure, especially from the right-wing AfD party, which is stirring up opposition to refugees and Merkel’s policy. “We can do this!” – a slogan that may one day come to stand for Angela Merkel’s political legacy. In a gesture praised around the world, one year ago she opened her country’s borders for tens of thousands of refugees stranded in Hungary...


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 August 27, 2016  12m
 
 

“We can do this!” Merkel and the Refugees


Chancellor Merkel’s promise “We can do this!” was a rallying call to Germans. Now she is facing growing pressure, especially from the right-wing AfD party, which is stirring up opposition to refugees and Merkel’s policy. “We can do this!” – a slogan that may one day come to stand for Angela Merkel’s political legacy. In a gesture praised around the world, one year ago she opened her country’s borders for tens of thousands of refugees stranded in Hungary...


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 August 27, 2016  12m
 
 

Chile's Fishing Industry Who Owns the Seas? Report by Carolina Machhaus


. A controversial fishing law was passed in Chile in December 2012, making life for ordinary fishermen a lot harder. Under the law thousands of kilometers of the country's coastline have been leased to a handful of powerful families for life. These rights can even be passed on to their children. The 80,000 or so small-scale fishermen are now restricted to fishing a 1.5km strip of sea off the coast. Their livelihoods are under threat. Sergio Mayorga is fighting for the law to be revised...


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 August 20, 2016  12m
 
 

Chile's Fishing Industry Who Owns the Seas? Report by Carolina Machhaus


. A controversial fishing law was passed in Chile in December 2012, making life for ordinary fishermen a lot harder. Under the law thousands of kilometers of the country's coastline have been leased to a handful of powerful families for life. These rights can even be passed on to their children. The 80,000 or so small-scale fishermen are now restricted to fishing a 1.5km strip of sea off the coast. Their livelihoods are under threat. Sergio Mayorga is fighting for the law to be revised...


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 August 20, 2016  12m
 
 

Monster hunting in Germany / A report by Gönna Ketels


Pokémon Go is breaking download records all over the world. Players hunt down virtual monsters in the real world. The principle behind Pokémon Go is very easy – the app uses a smartphone’s GPS to indicate whether there are currently monsters to be found in a player’s surroundings. Then, they just need to be caught. Peter Esser is 23 years old and has been playing since the outset. He plays whenever gets a free minute and his life has changed.


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 August 13, 2016  12m