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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2023 · 45 MIN

Was liest eigentlich... Christoph Hanser?

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Im Interview mit Christoph Hanser, Gründer der Trufi-App 02:15 Wie kam es zu deinem Engagement im Bereich des öffentlichen Nahverkehrs? 12:20 Was genau ist denn nun die Trufi App? 19:00 Wie muss man sich die Umsetzung vorstellen? Woher weiß man, wann und wo welcher Trufi fährt? 24:00 Du hast erzählt, solche Apps gibt es nun auch in Deutschland. Was ist der Unterschied zu herkömmlichen Verkehrs-Apps? 30:00 Wie wird entschieden für welche Städte das Konzept umgesetzt wird? 32:30 Ihr seid aber grundsätzlich auf Spenden und ehrenamtliche Hilfe angewiesen, richtig? Müsst ihr in der Regel vor Ort sein, um die App in neuen Städten zu launchen? 39:25 Wenn man mit dem öffentlichen Verkehr statt dem Auto unterwegs ist, kann man die Zeit auch gut nutzen, um zu lesen – Hast du Empfehlungen für uns? Links zur Episode:Trufi App: Zur App Spenden für Bolivien: Christoph Hanser anschreiben Via Linkedin Spenden für Trufi: Via Donorbox Christoph Hansers Empfehlungen: Shane Claiborne: Ich muss verrückt sein, so zu lebenZum Buch William MacAskill: Doing Good Better Zum Buch Hoololio Podcast: Zum Podcast Und zum Abschluss unser Bookbeat-Rabatt für euch:Zu BookbeatMit dem Code: buchplausch erhaltet ihr 1 Gratis Monat Bookbeat Viel Spaß beim Hören! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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