Children and Books Lubina Hajduk und Branko Hajduk

What does it mean to have an important job and at the same time have a child or as in Elisa's case even two or more children. How do you manage to get two full-time jobs into a 7-day week, so to speak, and what's fun about it?

Elisa tells us something about her job as a scientist at the University of Leipzig and her experience of combining it with being a mother.

She gives us insights into her world and tells us what she wishes should go better.

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Jennifer Kurth is a passionate photographer for children and families. Especially there, of course, she regularly sees how quickly a family develops and how quickly children grow up.

Today we're talking about how quickly kids grow up and how best to track and document this process.

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Today we talk with Marie Luise about translating. For millennia we have been trying to communicate as humans and again and again people have tried to make it easier by making the hurdles of communication smaller through translators, for example.

Now there is the development towards artificial intelligences and non-human translation. This naturally raises the question: should we still learn languages? How important is the profession of a translator and what makes it possible to reproduce the content of texts in other languages really well?

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Writing a book - Then the best children's book there is?! What a claim!
Today, Lena tells us how this thought came to her and what her experience with writing was like.

She talks about writer's block, letters, wonderful stories and why she chose such a great and unique format in the end- The Letter Stories.

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Today Lubina and Branko talk about minimalism and possessions. But what is the best way to deal with all the stuff and what does it mean in the future?

Minimalism, or even just a certain kind of limitations to the most important things, logically leads to more order and less responsibility. In the process, today we're talking about home decor, lifestyles, and how that evolved for Lubina when Branko was a child to when he moved out.

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Petra was born in the 40s, Lubina and Rachel in the 60s/70s and Branko in the 2000s. Aren't those completely different childhoods? How did it feel growing up and what were the differences. That's exactly what we're talking about today with Petra Reategui.

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