Salvador Oberhaus: Punk, Politk und Wuppertal

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

Im ELBA-Talk spricht Salvador Oberhaus, Linken-Fraktionsvize im Wuppertaler Stadtrat und Historiker, über die Wahl in Sachsen-Anhalt und die Brandmauer zur AfD. Es geht um kostenlosen ÖPNV, autofreie Innenstädte, die umstrittene Bundesgartenschau 2031 und die Wuppertals Kulturszene. Privat verrät er seinen Lieblingssong,wie er seine Frau kennengelernt hat und wie er seinen Look kreiert hat (Glatze, Brille, Bart). Ein ehrliches, pointiertes Gespräch über Politik und Wuppertal.

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