In der 17. Folge #nextgeneration trifft Hamzi Ismail auf die Rapperin Sookee.  Die Feministin fordert: »Raus aus der Komfortzone!«, und meint damit den Umgang mit Diversität. 

Gefördert von der Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien.

Folge 17 mit Sookee

Burning Man 2015, 

What a week. What a challenge. What a breeze. What a great time. What an awful time. At times, I wished it wouldn't end. At times, I wanted to go home...REAL home.

This was my 6th burn, and what I walked away with was largely a reinforcement of what I learned the year before: Burning Man is complicated. There are lots of ups and downs. It's unpredictable.

Is this conclusion I've reached the same conclusion all experienced burners eventually come to? Or did I happen to have 2 challenging years in a row? Will I ever have an Innocent Burn just like my first one where everything was amazing all the time? I would like to.

This is my set from the Kalliope art car, recorded Wednesday night at 2am. The Kalliope crew was nice enough to let me host my own night and invite my dear friends to play on their amazing bus, which was a new and exciting thing for me to do that I'm super grateful for. One thing that was consistently awesome in my experience was the crew's unwavering positivity, enthusiasm, and humility - it was inspiring to work with them.

The night was blisteringly cold: my fingers, ears, feet, and nipples nearly froze off, so you'll hear some rawness (sloppiness) in this recording...but it does have its moments too. I suppose the ups and downs you'll hear in the recording are a metaphor for the ups and downs I experienced at the burn. So from that perspective, this is the perfect way for me to communicate my personal experience to you. I hope you enjoy it, and hope to see you in 2016.

Thanks to Emma Trim for the photo.

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atish - [056] - live @ burning man 2015 kalliope art car

Journalist und Moderator Hamzi Ismail trifft in jeder Folge auf spannende Persönlichkeiten aus dem Kultursektor. Seine Gäste sind jung und visionär – und sie leiten ein Theater, ein Schauspiel, ein Museum oder ein großes Festival.

Hamzi will wissen: Wie klappt Kultur in Zeiten von Klima- und Coronakrise? Wie werden verstaubte Strukturen besser und digitaler? Warum ist eine diverse Belegschaft gut für Programm und Publikum? Und wie kann die Politik bei diesem Kulturwandel helfen? Hamzi hakt interessiert nach und sorgt ganz nebenbei für unterhaltsame Momente. 

Gefördert von der Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien.

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Folge 17 mit Sookee

NEXT GENERATION

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