Walrus & the Bear (Archive): Recent Episodes
Berlin Podcast by Wouter Bernhardt
Walrus takes on the intricate and wildly fascinating city that is Berlin. An exquisite adventure through one of the most exciting cities of the 21st century.
“So, does that mean this is a serious podcast?” Oh yes, very serious. Walrus is no jester. He has round glasses and wears matching socks. Luckily, the show also has giggly guests, edgy editing and telling tales. All topped off with a down to earth, self-deprecating voice-over.
“Now Walrus (is your name really Walrus?), another question please; what am I going to listen to in these half hour episodes? Will I be entertained, will you entertain me Walrus?” Yes, my sirupy sweetheart, you will be entertained. Walrus will caress those beautiful ears of yours with fascinating stories from the pulsating heart of Germany.
"Ok ok, enough already with your vague nonsense Walrus, you silly beast. I will listen to your tales already, your interviews, your exploration of Berlin, your soundbites and your overall manifestation as a flippered beast. Chill out Walrus, lie down a little. Let me do the listening. Sssht, ssssssht."
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On the podcasting community in Berlin.
Thanks to: http://berlinbelly.com/ https://soundcloud.com/radio-spaetkauf http://www.thisweekingermany.de/ https://soundcloud.com/hipsterandhack http://castronauten.com/
Music by: Denis Wouters Mark Schilders
Your Christmas Walrus! Going up the Reichstag with Jimmy, or wait...what happened...where are we going?
Tackling an architectural utopia in the heart of Berlin with Ysanne Choksey. Also, stripclubs..
Writings by Ysanne can be find on the excellent monumentmusing.blogspot.de
Music by Mark Schilders, soundtrack by Denis Wouters.
Geoffrey and I visit the Soviet War Memorial in Treptower Park. The nazi's invade the Soviet Union in 1941, how do you deal with memorials from the Soviet era, and Walrus finds love.
Tracks and bits, including the soundtrack, are produced by Denis Wouters, with the help of Melvin van Gent, Sjoerd Bartlema, Valentin Noiret, Casper van der Lans & Domenico Mangione.
A palace not far from Berlin used to be the summer residence of a man who would grow out to become the most famous of royal Prussian families, Frederick the Great. Carrie and I go to Potsdam and discuss its impressiveness of detail. And monkey´s, there´s monkey´s too.
Music: C.P.E. Bach - Berlin Symphonies J.S. Bach - The Musical Offering Johann Joachim Quantz - Flute Concertos
All other tracks and bits, including the soundtrack, are produced by Denis Wouters, with the help of Melvin van Gent, Sjoerd Bartlema, Valentin Noiret, Casper van der Lans & Domenico Mangione.