Lit Cities Radio

on Radio80k

Lit Cities Radio is a live show on Radio80k. Each show is based on a selected book which leads the way to the soundtrack of each episode. It features co-hosts and guest DJs frequently and is produced and hosted by Lukas Kubina.

Los Angeles

Hollywood

Charles Bukowski

From the iconic dirty old man, Hollywood is the fictionalization of Charles Bukowski's experience adapting his novel Barfly into a movie by the same name.

▶️ HOLLYWOOD ▶️

Prepare a bottle of red - the "blood of gods" - and for a trip to tipsy Tinseltown.

Featuring Jean-Luc Godard and Werner Herzog.

Lock in, lock down.

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Mexico City

El gol del siglo

Iconos Argentinos

England versus Argentina. June 22, 1986. 55th minute of the game. Estadio Azteca. 114,580 spectators. Diego Maradona's epic solo took off in his own half. After he rounded six players (Hoddle, Reid, Sansom, Butcher, Fenwick and goalkeeper Shilton), he netted into eternity. El gol del siglo - great flip book.

▶️ EL GOL DEL SIGLO ▶️

"La pelota no se mancha!"

Lit Cities Radio Show 12 pays tribute to „el pipe de oro“ Diego Armando Maradona 💔

featuring Gary Lineker, Eduardo Galeano, Hugo "Turquito" Maradona, Jorge Valdano and D1OS

„Creo que no hay sitio mejor para despedir a Diego que este“ (Jorge Valdano / Maximo Triolo)

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Detroit

Future Shock

Alvin Toffler

In all-time terms: Future Shock is about the present. Future Shock is about what is happening today to people who are overwhelmed by change. Change affects everything - if it was Covid-19, the electoral realities in the U.S. or urban decay like it occurred in Motown. Following that train of thought: Future Shock heavily influenced Detroit Techno. Listen to Lit Cities Radio and enjoy a private dance.

▶️ Future Shock on Lit Cities Radio ▶️

Do you remember the future? Karl Valentin said: "The Future used to better in the past." Alvin Toffler (sort of) replied: “The future always comes too fast and in the wrong order.” Sounds like Detroit, doesn't it? Read and listen!

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Istanbul

Aziyadé

Pierre Loti|French edition

Aziyadé (1879; also known as Constantinople) is a novel by the French author Pierre Loti, which was initially published anonymously and led him rapidly to fame. The book is based on diary notes and a romance by the author, who in 1876 witnessed the struggles for supremacy in the Balkans and the agony of the former great power Turkey.

▶️ High Noon in the Middle East ▶️

Featuring the "Sümmer of Love" Crew Ayzit Bostan, Paul Philipp Hanske and Alex Runte.

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Buenos Aires

Eternauta

Héctor G. Oesterheld

An invasion is taking place in Buenos Aires. The prophetic graphic novel anticipates the military dictatorship of the 1970s, to which the author and his four daughters fell victim.

▶️ Nadie se salva sola! ▶️

Featuring Eugenia Foguel, Tito Rey, Agustín Rivaldo, Fernando Ocaña, Sandra Bejarano, Maria Jao, Renzo Vitale und Maximo Triolo.

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Trieste

Zeno's Conscience

Italo Svevo

Zeno Cosini is the anti-hero of Italo Svevo's "La coscienza di Zeno". In Trieste, the first-person narrator, who feels ill with his environment, writes down his life story after being advised to do so by his psychoanalyst. In a self-ironic narrative, the protagonist always finds a hilarious side in failing.

▶️ Dolce Vita Vibes! ▶️

Mit Zelinda Zanichelli, Renzo Vitale, Jennifer Jacquet, Fernando Ocaña, Giuseppe Conte and Martin Fengel.

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Paris

Vernon Subutex

Virginie Despentes

Who is Vernon Subutex? An urban legend, the last witness to a world of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, who represents an entire generation. These days it doesn't really work out for him. A grandiose moral portrait of our time.

▶️ Paris is for Lovers ▶️

Feat. Tanya Voytko, Ibrahim Camara, Dikla Arinos, Alex Fthenakis, Kill The Tills, Eugenia Foguel et la merveilleuse Julie Fleische

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Rabaul

Imperium

Christian Kracht

A German South Seas ballad: The story of the dropout August Engelhardt, who founds a colony in the South Seas, preaching nudity, closeness to nature and the coconut as exclusive food.

▶️ A Cruise with Sandra Schwittau and Mirko Hecktor. ▶️

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