Travel eastwards: humorous discoveries in the fascinating Eastern Europe!

Travel eastwards: humorous discoveries in the fascinating Eastern Europe!

Osteuropa, Europa - Paula Drope and Matthias Lück inspire in their new podcast "eastward - travel between wanderlust and fat. In this entertaining format, the two hosts combine humorous travel reports with deep insights into the cultural peculiarities of Eastern Europe. The two protagonists take the listeners on an honest and unadorned journey, in which they are confronted with language barriers and bizarre encounters. They not only share their experiences, but also address their own fat and surprises that travel brings. The combination of drofes journalistic knowledge and lück's humorous talent ensures lively and appealing stories that encourage the listener to learn more about these often overlooked countries. The podcast thus offers a refreshing perspective on Eastern Europe and can now be found in the ARD audio.

Matthias Lück: From graffiti to social reflection

Matthias Lück, who leads the podcast together with Paula Drope, has a remarkable journey through the world of art. Growing up in the former GDR, shaped by the social upheavals according to the fall of the wall, Lück brings a unique perspective into his work. His experiences with unequal distribution of resources and social inequality influence both its self -reflection and its artistic form of expression. Lück is an integral part of the street art scene and uses his works to address social issues and personal stories. He not only sees art as an expression, but as an opportunity to raise awareness of social problems.

his commitment to the arts extends across borders. Lück plans to transform public spaces into interactive art galleries and thus to integrate art back into the everyday life of people. He sees art as a possible way out of radicalization that many young people are looking for in today's digital world, and is committed to stimulating discussions about important social issues through creative forms of expression. With his vision of transforming the walls of urban spaces into living art, Lück follows an integrative approach that both appeals to both aesthetically and stimulates critical thinking. These perspectives are impressively reflected on in his podcast together with Paula Drope, which makes the listening experience even more urgently, such as Aatonau reports.

The connection between Lück's artistic work and the entertaining content of the podcast shows how diverse and enriching the examination of Eastern Europe can be and creates a platform for important social issues in public space.

For interested parties in this exciting combination of art, journey and social reflection, the Podcast A true enrichment.