“Listen to DW's 30-minute science show. In this episode, how your blood type could affect COVID-19, info in the age of influencers, Germans on their country's coronavirus response, your FAQs, and introducing Sam…” Listen here.
Read More“In this episode, we take a look back at what we've learned about COVID-19 in the past six months. We also talk to an obstetrician about what expecting parents should expect during the pandemic and we hear some confessions from Germans of how they've broken the rules…” Listen here.
Read More“Listen to DW's 30-minute science show. In this episode, how your blood type could affect COVID-19, info in the age of influencers, Germans on their country's coronavirus response, your FAQs, and introducing Sam…” Listen here.
Read More“Today on the show, we’re exploring ideas of wilderness, what rights nature has and how difficult it is to separate people from our concept of the natural world, and why doing so can be harmful. We also hear about some hungry wild animals who are missing humans during the coronavirus pandemic…” Listen here.
Read More“Every day, I walk home past little brass Stolpersteine or "stumbling stones" that bear the names of Jews ripped from their homes by Nazis. When I walk by them, I think about complicity. I wonder about the people who let their neighbors be stripped of their dignity and led away to their deaths. What were they thinking as they witnessed this happening? How did they justify their inaction?” Read more.
Read More“Today on the show we examine personal choice in relation to CO2 emissions and other environmental issues. What changes have we made in our homes and lives to reduce our impacts on the Earth? And how much do these decisions actually matter amidst the global realities of climate change?” Listen here.
Read More“Like many industries, the art world is dealing with a forced migration online for the foreseeable future. While large galleries, museums and art fairs have set up virtual exhibits in light of stay-at-home orders, the results have not always been remarkable. Even before the current crisis, many corners of the art world were slow to meet audiences on the devices we spend so much of our time staring at – our computers, tablets, and phones…” Read more.
Read More“As parts of the world begin to carefully navigate their way out of the crisis, a few surprising consequences of the COVID-19 shutdown are coming to light. From a clear reduction in air pollution levels to reigniting important discussions about the future of renewable energy amid the oil price crash, the environmental effects of the pandemic will be felt for years to come…” Listen here.
Read More“The world is reeling from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic — and that goes for our environment, too. From the importance of getting out into nature in times of social distancing to concerns around maintaining food supply chains, we explore how this virus is changing the way we interact with the world around us — and maybe pointing to some needed changes…” Listen here.
Read More“Arriving at London's St. Pancras International train station via the Eurostar from Brussels or Paris, visitors and Brits returning home are greeted by Tracy Emin's neon text, "I want my time with you". With the emotions of a lover nearing a breakup, Emin's work reminds us that this international relationship is coming to an end...” Read more.
Read More“Creating and designing the future of fashion and the arts…” Read more.
Read More“The designers, models, chefs, artists, poet and dancer who comprise the 2020 Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe Art & Culture prove that you can build a creative business that betters society…” Read more.
Read More“Overwhelmed by news about the novel coronavirus?! We break down what you need to know.”
Read More“What happens to zoo animals caught in the crossfire of violent conflict? A veterinarian who works in war zones around the world tells DW about some of his most difficult missions…” Read more.
Read More“This week on the show, we take a look at lithium-ion batteries — how they are both necessary to ending our dependence on fossil fuels and how our increased demand for lithium is affecting communities on either side of the globe. We also hear about how the UK is using a citizens' assembly to find the best solutions to address climate change…” Listen here.
Read More“This week we have stories of activists. In one case, fighting against hydropower, despite the fact that it has helped Montenegro reduce its dependence on coal. We hear how environmental activists in certain parts of the world often face much more perilous consequences for their work. We'll also look at threats faced by journalists covering the environment.” Listen here.
Read More“Arriving at London's St. Pancras International train station via the Eurostar from Brussels or Paris, visitors and Brits returning home are greeted by Tracy Emin's neon text, "I want my time with you". With the emotions of a lover nearing a breakup, Emin's work reminds us that this international relationship is coming to an end...” Read more.
Read More“Active war zones don't just leave scars on the people involved in them or civilians in their path, conflict also affects the land people depend on for their livelihoods, as well as the wildlife that inhabits it. What impact does war have on the environment? How do environmental problems increase the likelihood of conflicts flaring up? And how is wildlife affected by human combat?”
Read MoreWe break down how campaigns are allowed to spend money on digital ads, what disclaimers are required, and the problems with the current system.
Read MorePoint recently spoke with David Carroll – Associate Professor of Media Design at the New School and a starring figure in the Netflix documentary, The Great Hack – about how we as social media users should think about our data and the ways it's used.
Read MoreEnvironment, Science, Healthcare, Politics, Education, History, War & Conflict, Humanitarian Efforts, Women’s Issues, Sustainable Development, Technology, Food Systems, Fisheries, Contemporary Art, Outdoor Activities, Travel
English, B1 Spanish, B1 German, studied French in university
