New perspectives on history and literature
Radio Darmstadt, known as a radar, brings an exciting examination of the life and work of the famous writer Georg Büchner with the new “Büchner World” series. The first episode runs on Thursday, February 27, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. on FM 103.4 MHz, DAB+ and in the live stream. After that, the shipment is regularly broadcast every second and fourth Thursday of the month from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Büchner's world - insights into life, work and effect
The show is moderated by Luise and Peter Brunner , who are immersed in the fascinating world of Georg Büchner. It is not just about his works and revolutionary ideas, but also about his family, his environment and the numerous relationships that extend to the present.
Peter Brunner, head of the Büchnerhaus in Riedstadt-Goddelau, has been dealing intensively with the Büchner family for decades. He is a co-author of the family biography "The Büchner or the attempt to change the world" and co-founder of the Luise Büchner-Gesellschaft . Together with his daughter Luise Brunner , sociologist and union secretary, he investigates open questions in every broadcast - from the political and historical backgrounds to literary analyzes to the modern references of Büchner's topics.
More than a historical view
The program not only illuminates Büchner's work and work , but also the diverse relationships within the family. father-daughter dynamics between the moderators, which enables a personal perspective on the topic, are particularly exciting
Radio Darmstadt: Diversity in the program
With “Büchner's World”, Radio Darmstadt its program with a culturally and historically significant series. The free local transmitter, , is supported by over 200 committed volunteers and offers a diverse program of music, culture, politics to international programs .
Radio Darmstadt you receive in Darmstadt and the surrounding area:
- FM: 103.4 MHz
- South Hesse across DAB+
- Livestream: Listen here
- Program overview: To the program
- Radar+7 Mediathek: Shipments can be heard up to seven days after the broadcast.
