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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2026 · 1H 10M

Wer ist eigentlich - Carl Heinz Daube?

from NBS-CampusCAST · host Sebastian Paul

In dieser Podcastfolge stellt sich Prof. Carl Heinz Daube vor. Carl Heinz hatte ein sehr bewegtes Leben. Wir nehmen euch in diesem Podcast mit auf eine Zeitreise. Wie ist Carl Heinz an unserer Hochschule Dozent geworden, was hat er in seiner Karriere vorher erlebt? Was ihn ausmacht, was ihn geprägt hat und welche Wege er im Leben genommen hat - All das und vieles Weitere wird dieser Podcast auflösen. Hier sind garantiert Infos und Insights dabei, die man so noch nicht gehört hat.

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