#225 - Van Dis Ongefilterd - documentaire

Adriaan Van Dis vertelt over boeken die hij aanraadt, over politiek, over zijn leven en het leven in het algemeen. In deze aflevering die we selecteerden voor Parel spreekt Van Dis over het verlies van zijn grote liefde. Daarbij belanden we ook bij Kletsrijmers, Antjie Krog, de deugd van af en toe een pets krijgen. En dat alles in de mooiste taal denkbaar. De podcast 'Van Dis Ongefilterd' vind je twee-wekelijks op zaterdag in je podcast feed. In Parel hoor je #6. Parel Radio Podcast brengt twee-wekelijks de mooiste verzamelde radioverhalen. Host: Stef Visjager. Laat je reactie of sterren achter in je podcast app. Mailadres: [email protected].

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