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"Romeo and Juliet" is one of the most famous love stories of world literature. The reason for the broadcast is the current production of the play 'Juliet and Romeo' with the students of the Herbert-Hoover-School in Berlin. William Shakespeare's tragedy published in 1597 serves as the prototype. In the program presented in three languages we talk about the desire for the forbidden, the arranged marriage, free love and the parts of the young actors. Our studio guests are Naval and Mohammed.

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theakopieeinsThe Ion C. Brătianu Avenue is one of the main routes in the city, leading to the University Square (Piața Universitații). This is one of the places where people demonstrated for freedom in December 1989.
Even nowadays, the University Square is the meeting place for people who want to make their voices heard. Along the avenue there are small shops and backeries where people in a hurry can buy a snack.

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At present the magazine 'Charlie Hebdo' is the center of attention. Art, culture and politics belong together as the latest occurrences in Paris show. That is the reason why our current live radio broadcast of YCBS on 88.4 is about comic, political satire and caricature.
"Comic, satire and caricature are cousins.", says Emmanuel Murzeau. He draws comics and compares the genre comic and it's traditions of Germany and France. The native Frenchman lives in Berlin since 20 years. He still feels love to the comic and brings it close to his readers and students, too.

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Daily talk show by Salome Apkhazishvili.People in Tbllisis streets asking for help.The coming audio story is about people in Tbilisi who stand in the streets day and night and ask for help. 

Reporter from the street:

"Now I’m on the main avenue of the city and I am going to walk from one subway station to another, it’s about 400meter’s walk. I’m sure you see these people, beggars’ every day. I think we should remind our government and society about the people in the streets.

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kinderfestkYCBS is 3 years old
 
The radio network of YCBS becomes bigger and bigger. During our music fiest for the 3rd anniversary of the international youth radio YCBS-Youth Connected By Sounds in Berlin guests from Berlin and Tunis attended our party and they have given interviews and told about their experiences with YCBS.

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"No borders generation" wants to tell stories about people who are living with different languages and cultures. Nicolo, Max and Ezio are from Italy. Nicolo is half Slovenian and half Italian, he is growing up in the border city of Gorizia-Nova Gorica, which were divided during the World War II in two parts: One part of the city belongs to Slovenia, the other to Italy. Max comes from Udine, also a multilingual city, near the border of Slovenia and Austria. Max is the author of the radio features "No borders generation".

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Bridges of friendship
 
Today's program is about geographical, political, social and lingual borders and about overcoming them by traveling, the curiosity for other cultures and the intention to gain new friends despite the mistrust and conflict of interest which seem to rule the world.
 

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„Bridges of friendship“ with music, dance and multi media show

We are celebrating the 3rd anniversary of the international youth radio YCBS-Youth Connected By Sounds in Berlin! We would like to invite you to the YCBS Party with live performances, music, multimedia and dance. Enjoy the great contributions by the dance group of Maria Bartz, the percussion performance by Nico Lippolis and Vito Giacovelli, with the Choir of Boryana Ceretti-Velichkova and also the multimedia show by the DJ Karmell !

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traenenpalast25. anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall
On 9. of November this year the 25. anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall takes place. YCBS used this event as an oportunity to talk about Berlin`s history from an architectural point of view. Our studio guest, architect Katharina Brichetti, draws a vivid picture of some examples of interesting places in Berlin, which she selected from her book "Berlins neue Mitte" and gives us a critical detailed explanation of the town structure and appearance.

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They have decided to live, work and study in the capital city of Germany. And in our multilingual program we had three of them in our studio, who introduced us to some media that treats exactly this topic: Italian culture in Berlin. Andrea D'Addio is one of the organizers of the Italian Film Festival called Tuscia and recently took place in Berlin. We had an interesting interview about how, where and why this special film festival was organized. Andrea also has an online magazine called Berlino Cacio e Pepe.

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