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Conversations from the 2080 Showroom — about society, art and technology.
Leipzig painter Tobias Lehner on spillover moments, learning from mistakes and painting as an analogue alternative to the world around him.
“I would have chosen art again — for the sake of freedom.” — Tobias Lehner · translated from German
Paul Tonini, General Manager Electra Germany, on persistent misconceptions, political U-turns and what a good charging experience actually takes.
“If we say we’re driving electric, the rest of Europe drives electric.” — Paul Tonini · translated from German
Michael Knoll, Head of Urban Transformation at GASAG, on how European cities are changing and what that means for how we live, the climate and our energy supply.
“The city of tomorrow will be a better one.” — Michael Knoll · translated from German
For once, it’s just us: what 2080 is about, the questions we care about and what you can expect from the podcast.
“2080 is about the future. Solutions. Fun. Europe. Exchanging ideas. Learning.” — André & Jens · translated from German
Recorded and being edited. We’ll add the release date here once it’s confirmed.
Soon German Dr. Anita Puppe on AI in medicine, detecting dementia early and shifting the focus from treating illness to supporting health.
“I’m stubborn, and I believe in Germany as a place to do business.” — Dr. Anita Puppe · translated from German
Soon English Canadian painter David Nicholson on his work, the Berlin art scene, the unregulated art market — and why it is still Berlin and not New York.
“The art market is one of the only fully unregulated markets in the world.” — David Nicholson
Soon German Johannes Angebauer, mathematician and AI expert, on Europe’s place between the US and China, the US CLOUD Act and the energy demand of large AI models.
“Putting Europe first also means going through the growing pains.” — Johannes Angebauer · translated from German
Soon German Sculptor and installation artist Wolfgang Flad on choosing art without a plan B, life in the studio and money as a means rather than an end.
“Everything I do for myself in the studio is only half the work.” — Wolfgang Flad · translated from German
Soon German Paul Tonini, General Manager Electra Germany, on charging prices, cable theft and autonomous cars, as the market grows and the public debate struggles to keep up.
“I’m finding fewer reasons to justify not driving an electric car.” — Paul Tonini · translated from German
