[Neuromancer Teil 6] Gespräch mit Jiré Gözen und 'Abreise und Ankunft'

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Endlich zurück im Sprawl. Nach dem Showdown in der Villa Straylight sind wir nach einem Abstecher nach Night City auf ein letztes Bier im Chat wieder auf dem Heimweg. Und wir haben nichtmal den Shuriken gebraucht...In dieser vollgepackten Folge sprechen wir zunächst mit der Cyberpunk-Expertin und Professorin für Medienwissenschaft Jiré Gözen. Anschließend über den letzten Teil von Neuromancer. Obendrauf bekommt ihr noch unser Fazit und einen Bonus über den Neuromancer Film. Bis der Ono-Sendai glüht. Steckt ein - Sprawl Radio

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