All Things; A Story: Recent Episodes
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"All things; a story" is an audio journal about everything fascinating that ranges from portraits of nature to literature, from snippets of history to Homo Deus. From Koudelka's image that captured the invasion of Prague to the portrayal of urban isolation by an Indian writer in 1960's .
From Kafka to Godard From Nietzsche to Dostoyevsky. All things a story .
Recitation of selected poems and stories under the title "A glass of Bukowski for people in pain"
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“A scene from the 1974 German film "Johannes Kepler" depicts the great astronomer with his mother, Katharina, who was on trial for witchcraft.”
The story is dedicated to one of the most fascinating astronomers, Johannes Kepler
His life, his resilience and his mother's witchcraft trial
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Listen now | listen to the latest episode of All things; A story, ep-5 where the wild things are! Remembering the great storyteller, illustrator and wonderful human being Maurice Sendak .
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Listen now | Listen to the extra-ordinary story of Ümmiye Koçak, A 60-year-old Turkish woman who wants to bring changes in the society with her stories.
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Ever heard of a historical episode where people danced themselves to death!
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Where do stories live? My journal helped me find the answer.
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A mediatation on a fleeting thought : "All art essentially comes from a very sad place that exists inside all of us." Complemented by Bukwoski's "what do I do?" from the poetry collection "shifting through the madness for the word, the line, the way"
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