ELBA-Talk mit Hagen Lippe-Weißenfeld

from Radio Wuppertal ELBA-Talk · host Michael Brockordt, Radio Wuppertal

Dr. Hagen Lippe-Weißenfeld ist frisch gewählter Dezernent für Kultur, Sport, Ordnung und Sicherheit. Im ELBA-Talk spricht er über seine ungewöhnliche Karriere: Bankkaufmann, Doppelstudium, Stationen beim Klavierbauer, in der Porzellanmanufaktur, der Kunstsammlung NRW und bei einem Architekturbüro. Was hat er mit Wuppertal vor? Wie steht es um das Pina-Bausch-Zentrum? Warum hält er Wuppertals Kulturszene für vergleichbar mit Berlin? Und was plant er für Sicherheit, Ordnung und den Sport in der Stadt? Außerdem sprechen wir über Konzerte an der Bratsche, seine Leidenschaft fürs Rennradfahren, und was es bedeutet, aus einer Adelsfamilie zu stammen. Diese Folge enthält exklusive Podcast-Bonusfragen, für die in der Live-Sendung keine Zeit war.

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