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Jan 25, 2023 51 min

Was lesen eigentlich... Alisa und Stefanie?

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Im Interview mit Alisa und Stefanie, Gründerinnen von "A-Gain" 01:30 Ihr betreibt die Plattform "A-Gain" – Das ist aber nicht das Einzige, das ihr macht, richtig? 04:20 Ihr habt euch im Studium kennengelernt, gab es hier einen Auslöser für eure Idee? 13:00 Wie werden Designer:innen und Geschäfte in den Guide aufgenommen? 18:00 So ein Projekt kostet natürlich auch viel Geld. Ihr wurdet hier auch gefördert, wie kam es dazu? Und wie finanziert sich das Projekt heute? 21:55 Wie seid ihr das Projekt technisch angegangen? 23:25 Der A-Gain Guide ist erstmal abgeschlossen. Habt ihr trotzdem noch weitere Pläne? 39:00 Das klingt alles super spannend, aber auch sehr zeitintensiv. Bleibt noch Zeit für Hobbies, wie lesen? Hier geht es zu A-Gain:Zu InstagramZur Website Alisas und Stefanies Buchempfehlungen:Thomas Piketty: Der Sozialismus der Zukunft:Zum Buch Podcast von Sophie Valentin: „Fotografie für nachhaltige Mode“ Zum Podcast Siri Hustvedt: Die Illusion der GewissheitZum Buch Frank R. Wilson: Die Hand – Geniestreich der EvolutionZum Buch Michail Bulgakow: Der Meister und MargaritaZum Buch Bertrand Russel: Unpopuläre BetrachtungenZum Buch Aja Barber: Consumed – The Need for Collective Change; Colonialism, Climate Change & ConsumerismZum Hörbuch Und zum Abschluss unser Bookbeat-Rabatt für euch:Zu BookbeatMit dem Code: buchplausch erhaltet ihr 1 Gratis Monat Bookbeat Viel Spaß beim Hören!

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