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Ein kurzer Blick auf den Kinderwunschbaum im Foyer des Rathauses Der Kinderwunschbaum ist zum zweiten Mal im Stuttgarter Rathaus aufgestellt worden. An ihm h ngen 500 Wunschzettel von bed rftigen Kindern. Du kannst dir einen oder mehrere Wunschzettel vom Baum nehmen und das aufgeschriebene Geschenk besorgen. Bis zum 15. Dezember ist es dann im Kinderb ro im Rathaus abzugeben, damit die Kinder rechtzeitig ihr Geschenk bekommen. ;-) Aber auch andere brauchen Deine Unterst tzung, wie etwa das Kinderhospiz oder die Olg le-Stiftung f r das kranke Kind e.V. Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (6,4 MB, 6:39 Minuten)

K nigsstra e 43, Geburtshaus von Johann Friedrich Cotta Heute vor 350 Jahren wurde in T bingen durch die Heirat der Witwe des akademischen Buchf hrers Philibert Brunn und Johann Georg Cotta die J. G. Cotta'sche Buchhandlung gegr ndet. 1761 kaufte die Familie Cotta das Haus in der K nigstra e 43 in Stuttgart und nutzte dieses als Wohn- und Druckereigeb ude. Drei Jahre sp ter wurde dort Johann Friedrich Cotta geboren. Er bernahm 1787 mit 23 Jahren den Verlag und machte ihn zu dem Verlag der deutschen Klassiker; dazu geh rten unter anderem:SchillerGoethevon HumboldtH lderinBeim gr ten Teil dieser Verlagsgeschichte und Geschichten liefen die F den in Stuttgart zusammen. Hier noch der Link zu den monatlich erscheinenden zwei Kapiteln als Leseprobe aus der Biographie von Peter Kaeding ber Johann Friedrich Cotta "Die Hand ber der ganzen Welt". Am 23. November 2009 um 19:00 Uhr findet im Stuttgarter Rathaus ein Empfang zu Ehren des Verlagsjubil ums statt. Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (14,2 MB, 14:44 Minuten)

Seitliches Treppenhaus des Kolleggeb ude (K1) der Universit t Stuttgart Nach dem 2. Weltkrieg wurden an der Stelle des zerst rten Universit tsgeb udes, zwei neue Kollegsgeb ude als Hochh user gebaut. Sie werden als K1 und K2 bezeichnet und sind in den letzen Jahren aufw ndig renoviert worden. Im K1 ist die Falult t Architektur und Stadtplanung im K2 sind die Philosophisch-Historische Fakult t und Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften untergebracht. Beide Geb ude sind zug nglich und bieten von der Dachterrasse einen fantastischen Ausblick ber Stuttgart. ;-) Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (14,4 MB, 14:56 Minuten)

Schillerplatz in Stuttgart bei Nacht Im Jahre 2005 wurde f r Stuttgart ein "Lichtmasterplan Stuttgart Innenstadt" erstellt, der die allgemeinen Prinzipien f r die Verwendung von Licht im Stuttgarter Kerngebiet herausgearbeitet hat. Ortsspezifische Besonderheiten und typische Merkmale sollen dabei durch Licht unterstrichen werden. Es wird im Lichtmasterplan das Plangebiet festgelegt und 3 Leittehmen aufgestellt, die den Cityring, die Stuttgarter Meilen und Sprungbretter umfassen. Eine erste umgesetzte Ma nahme ist der Schillerplatz und die Verbindung zwischen sterreichischem Platz und Roteb hlplatz. Weitere Informationen mit vielen Beispielen und den Lichtmasterplan selber findest Du auf der Seite der Stadt Stuttgart. Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (16,3 MB, 16:57 Minuten)

Nonprofit storytelling organization The Moth has a simple little podcast story for Halloween that, while not in the slightest bit explicitly violent or gory, manages to be scary. Scary in that way that makes the little hairs on the back of the neck stand up, you know? Writer and performer Joan Juliet Buck tells the story of the days as an American in Paris, and her beautiful and creepily haunted apartment in the Rue Jacob. She conjures no graphic images, just uses her narrative to conjure up the suggestion that, perhaps, some unseen malevolent force is lurking. The episode is brief, and a little unsettling. Definitely worth a listen. The Ghost of the Rue Jacob episode is one of a podcast series of performances put on by The Moth, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the art of storytelling. The group has eight different kinds of programs, but many follow the example of their mainstage program, in which five or six storytellers who tell a ten-minute story. The stories are true stories from the storytellers lives and they must be told live, without notes. The feed for the full podcast series is here.

Striking back like the empire, it s the long awaited 7th episode in the epic season 3 saga of the Anime Genesis Podcast! We have a great line up of co-hosts for this episode which include Jimmy Blocksom freelance blogger at GosuGamers, Anime Vice, Orange Lounge Radio, and Project Lore, Johnny (a.k.a. Hontaiyo), Sean Russell of Anime 3000, and last but not least your host as always Benu! We run through some news and we take on the topics of Anime Music Being A Novelty, The Use Of The Word Otaku, and Hayate no Gotoku!

Der Wasserhahn des Berger Urquell im Foyer des Mineral-Bad Berg Die zweite Quelle auf der Stuttgarter W sserletour bringt uns zum Berger Urquell. Neben dem Berger Urquell gibt es noch die Berger Mittelquelle, Nordquelle, Ostquelle, S dquelle 2 und die Westquelle. Sie sch tten t glich 5 Millionen Liter kohlens urehaltiges Mineralwasser in die vier gro en Innen- und Au enbecken des Mineral-Bad Berg. F r die Spinnerei und F rberei der Firma Karl Bockshammer wurde diese Quelle 1831/32 in 60 Metern Tiefe erbohrt. Das Mineralwasser des Berger Urquell schmeckt etwas metallisch; von der vielen Kohlens ure schmeckt man nichts. ;-) Die Lage im Stadtplan Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (9,8 MB, 10:11 Minuten)

Mittagsruhe im Saufang Die vierte Etappe auf dem 18 + 7 km langen Stuttgarter Wanderweg geht von der Stroheiche bis zum B renschl ssle (5,0 km). Haltepunkte dieser Etappe:Steinstr leForsthaus SolitudeRot- und SchwarzwildparkSaufangGlemsbrunnenK nigswegB renschl ssleAuf dem Wanderweg, der vom Versch nerungsverein der Stadt Stuttgart e.V. 1993 eingerichtet wurde, wird es im Laufe des Jahres durch die unterschiedlichen Landschaftstypen rund um Stuttgart gehen. Hier die Karte zur Tour. Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (19,3 MB, 20:07 Minuten)

Stammsitz der Firma HERMA in Stuttgart Wangen Die Firma HERMA wurde 1906 von Heinrich Hermann in Stuttgart Wangen gegr ndet. Sein Erfinderreichtum und sein Gesp r f r Innovationen bescherten seiner Firma HERMA stetes Wachtum. Die Firma hat ihren Firmensitz nach ber 100 Jahren im Jahr 2008 nach Filderstadt-Bonlanden verlegt, so dass die Geb ude in Wangen zur Zeit neue Nutzer suchen. Die von HERMA entwickelten Transparol Fotoecken sind heute immer noch im Sortiement und werden auch im Zeitalter der Digiatlfotografie f r Scrapbooking (Ablum-Tuning) gerne benutzt. Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (15,5 MB, 16:07 Minuten)

Die Nesenbachtalbr cke in Richtung Vaihingen Als sch nste und leichtetste der Nesenbachtalbr cken windet sie sich von sterfeld in einem sanften Schwung nach Vaihingen. 1999 vom B ro Schlaich, Bergermann und Partner entworfen und gebaut, zeigt sie mit ihren Baumst tzen aus Stahl, wie leicht eine Br ckenkonstruktion sein kann. Nicht nur die Autofahrer haben etwas von dieser offenen Konstruktion sondern vor allem die Fu g nger und Fahrradfahrer. Sie haben eine herrlichen Blick ins Kaltental und den Fehrsehturm am Horizont. Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (12,1 MB, 12:35 Minuten)

Blick ber die Johannesstra e zum Feuersee K nig Wilhelm I. lie um 1870 die Johannesstra e nach dem Vorbild der franz sischen Boulevards anlegen: breit und mit Lindenb umen bepflanzt. So diente sie den Stuttgarter B rgern zum Flanieren au erhalb der engen Innenstadt. Das Besondere an der Johannesstrae ist die Trennung der Fahrwege: B rgersteig Reitweg Fahrbahn Reitweg B rgersteig Heutzutage sind nur noch die Lindenb ume als Trennung und an enigen Stellen im Stra enbelag auch die Fahrwege sichbar. Hier sollte einmal ein Gesamtkonzept der Achse und dem Viertel neues Leben einhauchen. Diese Episode von soundseeing-stuttgart.de kannst du dir hier anh ren: MP3 Version (17,1 MB, 18:38 Minuten)

The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #26 – Top Ten Moments at the Edinburgh Fringe – (MP3 23.2 mb 25 minutes 12 seconds) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. And now, the end is near, and just a few memories to shift through before the Edinburgh Fringe podcast comes to an end for 2009. Normally I end the Fringe run with The Stage awards, but something has been bubbling in my mind throughout August. This is the result. It’s my top ten moments of the Fringe. Some of them are things I’ve seen and heard around Edinburgh; some of them are moments from interviews I’ve done and may have edited around or out of the broadcast version; and some are from shows themselves (and thanks go out to those that did some a cappella tracks or allowed me to take a bootleg of their gigs). Think of this as a final 25 minutes of everything you love about Edinburgh and you won’t go wrong. No matter what happens next, I hope you enjoyed the journey through this year’s Edinburgh Fringe with the podcast. I’d love to hear your views on what you liked, didn’t like, and think needs changed, Drop me an email, ewanspence@gmail.com and let me know. ‘Till next year! My Top Ten Moments at the Edinburgh Fringe 2009 Moose Dies The emotional death scene of an inflatable Moose head in a deserted hut in the arctic A Fistful of Snow. Rhod Gilbert’s Posters Right from the first day The Cat That Looked Like Nicholas Lyndhurst taunted you with it’s “sold out Fringe run” splashes. He might have been in Edinburgh, but unless you planned it in June, you were never going to see Rhod Gilbert. Rhod Gilbert and The Cat That Looked Like Nicholas Lyndhurst. The Persuaders! Award winning porn-star and producer Ben Dover in a timely interruption reveals his ringtone is the theme tune to the Persuaders, and his love of Tony Curtis. Ben Dover: Innocent Until Proven Filthy. Back in the D.i.n.burgh The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre had a fantastic Fringe with more buzz, more seats sold, and an incredibly funny show. When asked on the street what to see, this was one of a handful of shows I would always recommend. The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre Goes to Hollywood. The EdTwinge Comedy Event and the best joke at the Fringe During the Fringe I was invited to be the compere for the first EdTwinge comedy gig, and it was a great gig (if a rather quiet). It also threw up my favourite joke of the Fringe, which amazingly wasn’t at the Pleasance, but from Tony Cowards. Tony Cowards’ Everyman. Tinkerbell’s Song There’s something nicely subversive about this Australlian show, which takes the Disney Princesses (and the honorary princess that is Tinkerbell) and wondering what they’re like outside the cookie cutter world of Walt? A wonderfully inventive mix of cabaret, comedy and music. The Princess Cabaret. 29th April 1942 It doesn’t matter where the show goes on, but there are moments in theatre that just create an emotional impact. This is one of those moments Stalag Happy. Spanish Bird Plane The Axis of Awesome’s difficult second show at Edinburgh proved to be a classic with a bigger venue, larger audiences and just a hint of their old material in perfect balance. But their encore, a cover version of their cover version of Bird Plane brought the house down. Infinity Rock Explosion. Sarah Millican’s Laminated Postcard Sometimes you just know that an interview is (a) sailing close to the wind (b) is going really well or (c) is really fun. My interview with last year’s Best Newcomer Sarah Millican was all three. Typical Woman. Bruce Forsythe Some jokes need a huge build-up, some become catch-phrases, some are just very brief moments. I have a feeling that Mannish’s impression of Bruce Forsythe is going to be a running joke in my family for many years. Frisky and Mannish s School of Pop. To make sure you always get the latest podcasts from the Edinburgh Fringe, why not subscribe to the Fringe Podcast in iTunes, or copy the RSS File into your favourite RSS application. (*) Although I am half tempted to re-edit some of the interviews back to their much longer lengths some of the ten minute spots on the show ran to over thirty minutes during August, so perhaps some DVD Extra Scenes are called for.

The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #25 – You Win Again – (MP3 33.9 mb 36 minutes 58 seconds) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. Almost at the end of the Fringe, it’s the last day of August and the last day of the Fringe. There’s a lot to go over from the weekend, not least all the awards to catch up on including The Stage’s Awards for Acting Excellence. We have exclusive coverage from the ceremony after spending some time with Chief Executive of the Fringe Society, Kath Mainland. And in previous years this is when I would bring this year’s Fringe casts to an end, but there’s one final slice of Fringe fun coming up tomorrow will see my Top Ten Moments of The Fringe. Will your favourite show be there? You’ll have to listen to find out. The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #25 – You Win Again Kath Mainland Chief Executive, Edinburgh Fringe Society www.edfringe.com The Stage Awards for Acting Excellence hosted by Bill McEvoy and Duska Radosavljevic www.thestage.co.uk Today’s recommended shows: Zeitgeist and Normality. Also featured: Dance Base, Tim Key, Jonny Sweet, Peter Buckley-Hill, Abracadabra German Humour Goes Global, Everything Must Go (Or The Voluntary Attempt To Overcome Unnecessary Obstacles), 6:0: How Heap And Pebble Took On The World And Won, Heroni(e) For Breakfast and Iago. To make sure you always get the latest podcasts from the Edinburgh Fringe, why not subscribe to the Fringe Podcast in iTunes, or copy the RSS File into your favourite RSS application.

The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #24 – So You Think You’re Funny? – (MP3 28.6 mb 31 minutes 4 second) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. Another Sunday Special as the Fringe draws to a close. The yearly competition for the new comic award, So You Think You’re Funny, took place at The Gilded Balloon. The Edinburgh Fringe podcast had access backstage and to the event, so let’s go behind the stage to find out what went on… The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #24 – So You Think You’re Funny? So You Think You’re Funny – 2009 Final Featuring Lee Mack and Tim Vine www.gildedballoon.co.uk Never miss any of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe podcasts by subscribing to the Fringe Podcast in iTunes, or using the RSS File to subscribe in your favourite RSS application.

The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #23 – The Godfathers of the Fringe – (MP3 41.7 mb 45 minutes 26 second) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. Into the final weekend, and if you’re up at The Fringe to do some star spotting, you’ve only got a few days left or you could just listen to the podcast, where we’ve got a fantastic line-up. First up is comedian Arnold Brown. While not doing any performing at the Fringe (beyond helping out John Smeaton), his view on comedy and the new performers reflects well on over thirty years in the business. Over from LA (maybe) is The A-Team with another musical based on a famous 80’s property. Then it’s back to the Scottish shores with Bruce Fummey. By day a teacher, by night a stand-up who loves to educate his audiences. And we finish with music from the team behind Barbershopera, who become The Bodega Brothers for their afternoon delight of a show. The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #23 – The Godfather Arnold Brown www.arnoldbrown.me.uk A-Team The Musical …from Scratch Book tickets online The Reduced Edinburgh Fringe Improv Show …from Scratch Book tickets online Bruce Fummey About the Scots Book tickets online The Bodega Brothers Afternoon Delight Book tickets online Today’s recommended shows: A Stroke of Genius and Pappy’s Fun Club World Record Attempt. Also featuring: Lewis Schaffer, Little Gem, Lilly Through the Dark, Everything Must Go, Foot-washing for the Sole, Under Glass, My Name is Sue and Rachael Sage. If you want to make sure you always get the latest Edinburgh Fringe podcasts, you can subscribe to the Fringe Podcast in iTunes, or copy the RSS File into your favourite RSS application.

The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #22 – Take a Chance on the Fringe – (MP3 41.7 mb 45 minutes 26 second) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. A delightfully varied bag today from the podcast with Two Left Hands taking about their return to the Edinburgh Arts Trade Show, or the Fringe as everyone else calls it. Ben Dover is one of the great British actors but as his films are in the porn industry, he’s not the household name that someone like Michael Caine is, yet his life is just as interesting – even more so when you consider a evening of tales from his life is his Fringe debut! And the show finishes with chat and music from Death Ooompa band The Tiger Lillies, fresh from a long haul flight from the other side of the world just to be on the podcast – and then head out to their show! The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #22 – Take a Chance on the Fringe Charlotte Hudson and Leila Hackett Two Left Hands – Another Mouthful Book tickets online Ben Dover Innocent Until Proven Filthy Book tickets online The Tiger Lillies The Songs of Shockheaded Peter and other Gory Verses Book tickets online Today’s recommended shows: Crime of the Century and Showstopper! The Improvised Musical. Also featuring: Palace of the End, Barflies, A Life in Three Acts, The 14th Tale, White Tea and The Party. To make sure you always get the latest podcasts from the Edinburgh Fringe, why not subscribe to the Fringe Podcast in iTunes, or copy the RSS File into your favourite RSS application.

The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #21 – (MP3 45.5 mb 49 minutes 34 second) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. Today is a little bit different, as I turn the microphone around and go into some places which wouldn’t normally get coverage in the media. First up is Mervyn Stutter, since 1992 he hosts a daily showcase of acts at the Fringe that wouldn’t normally get press coverage. It’s a great resource for the performers, and a brilliant show for the audiences. Mel Brown runs Impressive PR and handles a number of acts at the Fringe, is the need for PR at the Fringe a myth? Not surprisingly Mel disagrees with that view. Finally it’s time to answer the question “where do comedians practice?” The answer is at the Old Rope Comedy nights. Phil Nichol and Tiffany Stephenson talk me through the night where experienced hands try out new material or they ask a podcast host to take to the stage and try it himself. And yes, I use the term Gonzo Podcasting in the show. The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2009 #21 – Behind Closed Doors Mervyn Stutter Mervyn Stutter’s Pick of the Fringe Book tickets online Mel Brown Impressive PR www.impressivepr.com Phil Nichol and Tiffany Stephenson Old Rope Comedy Book tickets online Today’s recommended shows: Heroin(e) for Breakfast and Lily Through The Dark. Also featuring: The Really Terrible Orchestra, Princess Cabaret, Ricky Gervais, Idiots of Ants, John Bishop, Jon Richardson, Russell Kane, Tim Key, Tom Wrigglesworth, Carl Donnelly, Jack Whitehall, Jonny Sweet, Kevin Bridges and Pete Johansson. To make sure you always get the latest podcasts from the Edinburgh Fringe, why not subscribe to the Fringe Podcast in iTunes, or copy the RSS File into your favourite RSS application.

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