Flossie Draper is a music scholar from Oxford College with a background in linguistics and ancient history. She is also the great-granddaughter of philosopher Walter Benjamin.  

In this episode, we talk about the value of preserving a family's legacy, the love for books and figs.  

Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present, and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios´ bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Miron Zownir is a photographer, writer, and film director. He has A very strongly recognizable style that influenced the aesthetics of several decades and that“raises more questions than answers.”

In this episode, we talk about the power and versatility of photography, different styles of censorship, and the street-zeitgeist of the 80´s portrayed by his camera.

Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present, and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Katrin Richter aka Kat Kat Tat is a german Dj, music journalist, and photographer. In this episode, we talk about raving since 15, world-nomad life, and how she "missed the flight" in Buenos Aires and ended up staying for a decade to revolutionize the underground scene.   

She is currently living in Berlin and running state-funded projects to expose inequalities in the representation and rights of LGBTQ and migrant communities in club culture.   

Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present, and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Victor Gounel is a French visual artist and architect with a knack for initiating collaborative projects including computing, dance, and music. Currently, he focuses on his paintings: portraits, land and seascapes that arise as a result of a need to explore figuration from the perspective of spirituality.

In this episode, he tells us about his studies in architecture, his doubts about "true" sustainability, and meditation as part of his creative process.

Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Phillipp Virus is a west-german music-video director and pioneer Vj. He has produced around 100 Videoclips, working with bands like Atari Teenage Riot, Alec Empire, and Dinosaur JR. His punk attitude took him on tour with these bands to portrait special moments in music history—as seen in his new documentary film Freakscene, The Story Of Dinosaur Jr. As a Vj, he presented his live visual set alongside iconic musicians like Techno Animal and Dj Spooky.

In this episode, he shares some 90´s backstage anecdotes and his personal view on independent producing and the music and video industry.

Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Ioannis Savvidis is a greek berliner visual artist and conservator whose works have been exhibited in art institutions worldwide. His love for working with reinterpretations of history resulted from living in a city with many historical breaks and fractures. 

In this episode, he tells us about his childhood by the Berlin Wall — how to fight the inner demons and stop thinking so analytically.

Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Pablo welcomes his personal friend, the sound artist Wild Anima, to talk about "the journey", the healing power of the synth/heart, and sound ecologies from today and tomorrow.

In this episode, our host Pablo Denegri welcomes our guest and friend Khan of Finland for a relaxed conversation about life in New York and Berlin, the music industry, and belief systems in club culture.