Studio 9. Der Tag mit mit Alice Schwarzer. Deutschlandfunk Kultur – live aus dem Humboldt Forum

A pretzel, a word. Deutschlandfunk Kultur invites you to a live radio show from the Humboldt Forum in Berlin. Join us as we welcome a prominent guest from the worlds of culture, science, media or politics to the Mechanical Arena. Have an engaging conversation together about the issues of our time. Chat, argue or think out loud together.

Here you can experience radio up close, watch and join in the discussion. An engaging conversation about the issues of the day, broadcast throughout Germany, held in the new old center of Berlin, in the rebuilt City Palace.

To this day, Alice Schwarzer is both revered and hostile. Since the 1970s, the journalist has been the face of the women's movement in Germany. She initiated the cover story "We had abortions" in STERN, founded EMMA and has written over 40 books to date, including biographies of Romy Schneider and Marion Dönhoff. Pure feminism. 99 words is the title of Alice Schwarzer's latest book. It deals with topics such as abortion, gendering and sexism. There is also a chapter on handbags. What does this have to do with feminism? There should be "something loose" in the book. She also owns "a conspicuous number of handbags".

Further information:

- free of charge

- Interview

- Duration: 70 min

- Language: German

- Location: Mechanical arena in the foyer

- Part of: Studio 9 The day with ...