Lage der Föderation: Star Trek Picard – “Et in Arcadia Ego - Part 1” (S01/E09)

from Discovery Panel - Discover Star Trek · host Andreas Dohm und Sebastian Sonntag

Herzlich Willkommen zur Masterclass "Symbolistik". Hier spricht Robert Langdon. Bitte halten Sie Ihre Lektüren von ETA Hoffmann, Maurice Maeterlink und natürlich Sören Kierkegaard bereit, wenn wir uns auf wilde Fahrt begeben. Nächster Halt: Coppelius. Das DISCOVERY PANEL erörtert die “Lage der Föderation” in der neue Serie “Star Trek: Picard”. Wir freuen uns über eure Meinung: www.discoverypanel.de Oder auf Social Media: Twitter: @PanelDiscovery Instagram: @DiscoveryPanel Facebook: @DiscoveryPodcast Email: [email protected] Oder ruft uns an oder schickt uns Nachrichten auf WhatsApp unter: 02291/UKTAUK2 https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/discovery-panel/id1287128600

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