While milk banks abounded in the GDR, they're now almost a thing of the past. But recent research on babies' nutritonal needs and a rise in premature births could ensure the survival of the milk bank.
Mar 23, 2012 by Nele Obermuller in Zeitgeist
Berlin is Germany’s HIV capital. But what does it mean to live with AIDS in a time and place in which customised treatments can provide many HIV patients a normal life expectancy?
Oct 26, 2011 by Anne Lena Mösken in Zeitgeist
Aug 25, 2011 in Zeitgeist
"If I were her, I would have sought out one of your mates and fucked him, not some random Russian boy. Lesson learned."
Once again, Seymour is majorly pissed about the German pharmaceutical-industrial complex.
Nov 29, 2011 by Seymour Gris in The Berlin Blog
Gris gives us one more reason to hate shopping at "discounter" supermarkets.
Sep 6, 2011 by Seymour Gris in The Berlin Blog (3 Comments)
German artists are so precious. Jacinta Nandi thinks they should all be forced to work 70 hours a week in McDonald's for a year. Then they'd stop whingeing about Lena and Mario Barth not having enough talent.
Aug 29, 2011 by Jacinta Nandi in The Berlin Blog (5 Comments)
Jacinta thinks her Heimat makes the best crisps in the world. Who cares if they're unhealthy for you? You know what's really unhealthy these days? Cucumbers!
May 29, 2011 by Jacinta Nandi in The Berlin Blog (5 Comments)
You know Club Mate. But the story of real mate starts in Brazil. For a taste of the stuff, Meta Mate Bar is a café and shop that not only sells the drink in several forms but also enlightens customers about the benefits.
Dec 7, 2011 by Irina Makarova in Restaurants (3 Comments)
A Kreuzberger variation on the classic Turkish bath theme, Hamam is always good for a pleasant and genuinely multikulti experience. Scrub yourself red and come out feeling born again.
Apr 11, 2011 by Karen Sofie Egebo in People
A festival to celebrate the glory of that king of gourds, the pumpkin. Farmers present their largest growths, along with a market of crafts, beer and wine stands, as well as a stage with performances geared towards all the little pumpkins out there.
by Daniel Berg
Time to unleash your inner Ganesha: Dechen Thurman offers a free open class before delivering a Puja in honour of a certain elephant-headed deity. Or just come along so you can claim you're only one degree from his famous sister.
by James Lane
If doing yoga in German ties you in knots, then this might be your thing. No translation required for this regular Monday class, which welcomes all levels and provides mats.
by James Lane
After the debauchery/indulgence of the holidays, start 2011 right with an active, vinyasa yoga class, led by renowned San Francisco Bay Area yoga teacher Lily Dwyer at Home Yoga in Mitte. We will sweat out toxins and rejuvenate body, mind and soul.
