His parents came as diplomats from Tanzania to the former federal capital of Bonn, where Joe was born. Interest in democratic processes grew Joe Chialo almost in the cradle. He himself can look back on experience as a singer in a crossover band, but is now trying to bring a breath of fresh air into German politics. Dominik Bloh will talk about how he does it and what we can all do about it.Īs a music manager, he is responsible for the successes of Alvaro Soler, Ben Zucker and Santiano, and making music is also a passion for him. One reason why it is important to him today to make people without a permanent home visible, to point out their needs and worries. He’ll never forget how it felt not to be seen. But the time without a roof over his head shaped him. Today has Dominik Bloh left the road behind, helping other people in need. For years he lived without a fixed abode, sometimes here, sometimes there, slept on park benches or in doorways. He was still a teenager when his story began on the streets of Hamburg. “As a pubescent girl, it was hard for me!” But after she was discovered by Dominik Graf, her career in female roles picked up speed! Rosalie Thomass is now in the fortunate position of being able to choose the roles! At school, on the other hand, they were always forced into male roles because of their size and the lack of boys. In it she embodies a chaotic woman and mother who cannot get her life under control and slips from one blunder to the next. She just celebrated an acclaimed premiere with her new film “Jagdsaison”. She is one of the most versatile actresses in Germany and has won many awards.
In the Kölner Treff we talk about her role models, about the musical collaboration with her son Max and look back on a brilliant career. At the age of 14, she made it to the top through a talent competition and kept reinventing herself: chanson, jazz, disco or as a jury member for Deutschland sucht den Superstar. Because the young Marianne Rosenberg grew up with six siblings in modest circumstances. With evergreens like “He belongs to me” or “Marleen” she made herself immortal. She is considered the most successful singer of the 1970s and enjoys the status of a cult star. And after the Henning Krautmacher announced his impending departure after 37 years, his designated successor is increasingly taking over Patrick Luck the position as frontman and with it a great deal of responsibility: what “the new one” brings with him and what Henning Krautmacher wants to do after the time in the “Höhnerstall” is what the two talk about in the Kölner Treff. For half a century now, they have not only inspired the people of Cologne with their music, but also far beyond the borders of the cathedral city. The “Höhnern” are more associated with a sense of home, tolerance, and a love of fast food and sports. Because their style of music is actually different. They recently caused a stir with a rather unusual performance for the band, at the Hard Rock Festival in Wacken of all places. Andrea Sawatzki tells the Kölner Treff how difficult it was to remember and how it feels now that everything has been written down. A childhood in the 1970s with a sick father and an often overwhelmed mother. With “Brunnenstraße” the actress and bestselling author has now presented her most personal book – fearlessly and questioningly approaches Andrea Sawatzki in her own childhood.
But she has also long since made a name for herself as an author, and her “Bundschuh family” has now achieved cult status. She is one of the top actresses in Germany. These are the topics of the “Kölner Treff” on August 26th:
These are the guests of the “Kölner Treff” on August 26th: We will give you all the information about the next issue and reveal who will be our guest and which topics will be discussed.Īt the 26th of August will feature a new episode at WDR Susanna Link and Micky Beisenherz from 10:00 p.m. After a break, the new edition has been available on WDR since 2006. The first issue of Kölner Treff was broadcast as early as January 1976.
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