Mike Litt about the podcast year 2021

How's it going, Düsseldorf?

OurAll Rhinepodcast for culture in times of Corona. What Mike Litt wants to know: How did the talk guests perceive the surreal times? What has changed for you? What projects are they working on now?
In Episode 31, Mike talks about his guests from 2021.

In the second Corona year, the movers and shakers of Düsseldorf's cultural scene have once again found creative ways to realize particularly radiant projects. In eleven exciting conversations for our podcast, they told us how they have made art and culture possible under sometimes difficult conditions, but always with great enthusiasm. The magnificent exhibition celebrating the 100th birthday of the artist of the century Joseph Beuys (curated by Dr. Catherine Nichols, among others) inspired many people, as did the AR Biennale with digital sculptures initiated by Alain Bieber. And there were also new festivals in 2021 that can be expected to be fixed and celebrated dates in the cultural calendar of the city of Düsseldorf in the years to come. In this review, host Mike Litt remembers his guests, and the special moments in conversations with them.

Our host

Mike Litt was born in the US state of Virginia and lived in Bochum for many years. The globetrotter usually works in Cologne but lives with his family in the beautiful Düsseltal district of Düsseldorf. He is a radio presenter (1Live, WDR 2, DLF Nova), a DJ with Mayday festival experience and an author (‘The loneliest DJ in the world’). For our podcast, he holds fascinating conversations with other people from Düsseldorf’s cultural scene.

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Cover: Julia Pohle; U. Erensmann / @uepress; Katja Illner; Albrecht Fuchs; Dr. Catherine Nichols; Petra W. Barathowa; Guido Schiefer; Thomas Stelzmann; Markus Luigs; Steve Antonin; Susanne Diesner
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