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Hello and welcome to
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It's a digression. Where I go every now and then
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The subject of digression. I'm Sascha Markmann and say hello! Yes, this is the contemplative
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from the topic, oh no, actually always from
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Closing podcast for 2025 and there I wanted to do a little bit of the year so in general times
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Let me review and also my thoughts on the current contemplative holiday mood
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Make it so clear to me. At this point, I would like to first of all be quite cordial for
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thank all supporters who, however, support the project "Lautfunk" Publication Cartel
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Keep them alive with their active support. And I am always overwhelmed by it,
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How helpful people are. It doesn't matter if it's a small thing or an unexpected one.
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Books, I would like to say thank you very much. I never thought that what
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I do here or also in the rehearsal podcast with the two colleagues, with Tobi and Thomas, that the people
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They offer such added value that they are ready to support us or support me.
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Yes, thank you very much! Yes, this year was a bit awful eventful. So,
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Of a private nature, there were many ups and downs also of a health nature. I have this year
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Really flat that I haven't had it in a long time. Then I had
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Several times so much pain that I sometimes spend a day in bed in embryo positions
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I've spent. And with my weight loss project, it didn't go that way either.
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There was a lot of progress in the middle of the year and then there was a lot of progress.
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Smaller backsliding. But by and large, I'm in health this year.
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better than the last few years. I just remember the situation completely.
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at the beginning of the corona pandemic, where I spent three months in the hospital and several
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Surgery on my foot after my middle nephew fell on my foot with his knee
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and then a hematoma formed, which became inflamed and I think that was twelve
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He had operations to get a handle on this halfway. It's tough. Otherwise, it is socially
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We have turned everything back to the worse. When I look at what hatred and what
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for a resentment among men prevails, that is always kicked down and quasi
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the weakest in our society and nothing is allowed to happen.
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And what good things were done at the beginning of the legislature,
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so apeu-apeu is withdrawn that even the citizen's money is now sometimes worse,
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It was like Hartz IV. I think that's really worrisome. I feel this way in our society.
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A deep dissatisfaction. Clearly, the Ukraine conflict – ah, this is a war – is
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Prices in various areas have exploded so much. At the end of the pandemic, yes.
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It's gotten worse. Gas prices have exploded and so have other energy prices.
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I had to pay so much for heating one year, it was unbelievable. In addition to the
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increased property tax and you haven't seen it. Food prices are more expensive
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become. At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic
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cost Döner, Lammertschu, Dürum
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Almost half of what they do today.
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cost. And that's really hard. If:
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I'm going shopping now, I mean, this
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I don't do it often because the listeners
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Listening to me for a long time, know that I
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I had a serious stroke in 2016.
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Since then, the house has not
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can leave
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In other words, only under the greatest
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Effort, I'll go once in the
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Shopping for a week to stop this
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Again, I have a reference to reality.
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And not just a virtual one.
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I live in my apartment and on the internet. When I go shopping for a week
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I pay half the price of wine that I paid a few years ago.
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I have, that's really bad. I mean, by being retired early, I don't have much
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Money. I am at the level of a citizen benefit recipient and have real job opportunities.
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too tight. If I could put an average of hundreds aside in the past, I can do that.
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Not at all anymore. This is really drastic and I can understand when people
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Go to work and then
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Proportionately, the same thing happens that
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There really is total frustration.
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It's just a pity that this is also the case
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Completely in life, in all
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areas in such a way. I mean, me
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I've noticed, but I've already
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In other podcast episodes
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The issue is that the
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Culture of discussion before the coronavirus
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It was broken. During Corona she was
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really badly broken and that's
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Unfortunately not improved. It will always,
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still only his own opinion
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enforced and no other
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More about them, even if they only
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percentage differs in the Pico range,
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knocked down.
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I don't even know that. I was
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Yesterday, so talk on Friday, I was
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It's not a podcast, but it's a podcast.
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Because it's kind of a podcast.
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It was a livestream on YouTube.
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by Mr. Havok.
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Greetings at this point, Alex.
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That was really great.
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I had a lot of fun.
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And that's how we do it on social media.
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And how that has changed,
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Spoken over time, also
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Hatred for content creators
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or even alone, if you just look different from others,
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That you are immediately vulnerable, because, yes, because, somehow, totally sad.
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Yes, and with me in the family there were also a lot of changes and also strife and stress.
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This has cost me all of my Christmas spirit this year.
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My girlfriend, my partner, has tried to work against it, because this is always a very difficult time for her,
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The family relationship isn't the best either.
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But she tried to work against it. She brought a gingerbread house, so far we have
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Not yet assembled and I'm recording this here on Saturday. We had everything
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bought for cookies, we haven't done that yet. Maybe I'll get tomorrow
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That's it, and that I'll at least bake one kind of cake. No, that family thing that
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It burdens me so much. And I've already said it somewhere else, that it's just a topic in
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To the family is what has been going on for 31 years like such a red thread. Since my 16th.
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The year of life is like a red thread. And for me it is such a
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burden that now from one side
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there is such impulsive behavior and
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Nor in any way a reflection.
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When I say something that doesn't
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It is pleasant, then it is immediately with
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blockages or deletions of the
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Profiles respond to all social channels. Messages are written in the brass, which
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then shortly thereafter be deleted or withdrawn and not understood at all,
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that the behavior from this side is highly problematic and also other behaviors really
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Extremely pulling other people with passions. That's it again and that's it again
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It's gotten stronger and that even leads me to stay away from family celebrations. Pure from
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Self-protection. It is not only that the way from apartment to apartment is relatively short,
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A healthy person can do it in five minutes. It takes me over 20 minutes. To the
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It's because I'm walking so slowly and because I have to take a break. And when I get there,
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I'm physically ready. No one comes up with the idea, even though there are vehicles,
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Driving me. Especially when I've sat there for hours and then come back,
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The road is so exhausting that it took me 40 minutes the last time and after that I was
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It was so bad that I barely managed to do it in my apartment. And after that I undressed
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I or my partner had to help me. Then I went to bed and
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I slept deeply and firmly until the next morning before exhaustion. And this is not seen,
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but it is demanded that I open up there. And when I say, no, I'm doing it now
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If not, then emotional blackmail is used. And this is taken for granted
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Totally logically explained. Yes, I haven't found a way for myself yet,
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Dealing with it. I only know that my partner also has big problems with it,
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as well as ex-partners of mine, two pieces have all this on the whole yes
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Participated. I was with one for a little over three years, with the other for a good ten years.
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And they did it all back then. And if I'm with one of them today
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She's just as shocked by the behavior as she was then. Yes,
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Yes, so as you can see, this is a very big point at the moment with me, which keeps me in the mood
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Totally pulling down. With the project "Lautfunk" and everything that hangs on it, so the rehearsal podcast,
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The music project "Raumwelle" has gone so far this year. It actually came
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really once a week a publication, so every two weeks a blog post and then
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Next week, we'll have a podcast with exciting guests. Thinking
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I'm just looking forward to the great interview with Kallinko, a content creator who makes podcasts herself,
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also blogs and also shares generous photos on Onlyfans. Not really pornographic.
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But already very free. And that was a great interview, a very exciting conversation. Then the
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The series from the jungle camp in Australia and also later in Africa were also very great
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This is because we reacted relatively quickly to the consequences.
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So we looked at the evening, then before the publication almost a
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Podcast recorded and then almost shortly after the broadcast on linear television
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then published. So we looked at them on RTL Plus, you could always get one day before
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watch the episode, which will then be broadcast the next day on RTL. And it also has
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Really well received. There were a lot of downloads, but no comments or anything.
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Interaction is a very difficult thing in the podcast world. Only great podcasts with
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Thousands of subscribers have some comments. Not many, but some.
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Yes, the blog posts I am currently writing are mainly psychological in nature and the
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It's going wonderfully, I have more than 30 visitors every day who just read the posts.
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Some read only one post, others several.
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It's borderline and relationship.
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Depression is also good, whatever keeps popping up are the posts about Borderline
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and dissuative conditions. I was also surprised that this happened all of a sudden. me
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I have always blocked a lot before, so private things, so my thoughts,
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which I couldn't or didn't want to use as a podcast, but rather in written form,
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helpful articles about experiences and such and also psychological topics. But
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Since a Google update, visitors are coming and I'm really happy because that gives me of course
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And, of course, a feeling that I'm there.
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What's positive is that I'm doing something
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give back to society, because after my
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I had so much free time
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and either I have this free time
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used and have important projects for me
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completed,
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Degrees I've always wanted to have but never really had the time because, like me,
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This means training and
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I worked as a nurse and paramedic in his spare time.
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He was in the ambulance service on the weekend. And yes, what can I say about that? I just had
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No time for that. And after my stroke and how I got over it, I have the time
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I did a lot of things for myself and started blogging.
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So two years later. So I started blogging again. I've had before
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It started in 2007/2008. I have continued to do so in the meantime, but not so
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so seriously and since the stroke and the many free time I have all this more seriously
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And it's nice that it's bearing fruit now, because, as I just said,
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I feel like I'm giving back to society with my productions. And
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If I'm just giving people 20 minutes, 30 minutes of their thoughts on a podcast
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brought. So I am the – no, that is the wrong wording – that I have a suggestion for
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It was her thoughts. Yes, yes. Yesterday, where I was the guest in the livestream, had also been the topic,
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My YouTube videos. And I really don't know if I should start again,
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after having had such a bad experience last year with such a
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small hater community that had formed there and I then with so many negative comments
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When I was confronted, I put all my videos on private or on non-listed.
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And what can I say, that was not a big loss now, whether I start this again,
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25? I really don't know. It can be, it can't be. We'll be surprised.
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What else was important to me for this issue? Yes, more prospects for the future.
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No, we wanted to talk about the rehearsal podcast again, the second big project here. The
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The rehearsal podcast went down extremely this year as well.
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We had great, super great guests.
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The Peter of Dorsum was there this year, I think twice, no, even three times.
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We had Stefan Schmidt, formerly co-founder or founder of Novation Instruments.
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We had the Wolf Wörthers by Waldorf Music for the second time.
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We had Robert Henke, so really great people.
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We also had other manufacturers, small German synthesizer manufacturers.
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And it's just great that this hobby project also appeals to large, well-known companies.
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I think people are excited about the concept behind it.
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That this is just a nice conversation from the rehearsal room, how does musician friends there quite
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sit loosely together, maybe stop at the cold drink of your choice and then next to technical
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Innovations and also or software, hardware talk about which other topics are music relevant or
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They are also socially relevant. At the moment, a huge topic is artificial intelligence and
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It also has an impact on the hobby of music. It's great that this has grown as well.
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is. And then there is the music project Raumwelle, where for some time now also
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My girlfriend, or rather fiancé, has already joined because she has always been
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was someone who has a super talent musically, but never dared to
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To do something and somehow you lacked the technical prerequisites. Not,
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that she is afraid to sit down from computers, but you have to get in quite a bit
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In other words, in the operation of the software. And yes, that's where she sat down this year and
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We started texting, making raps for ourselves, which we recorded together.
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One part we have published, then we have done other projects,
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Other songs together. We've released entire albums or EPs.
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So to find everywhere, where under a space wave, no matter where there is music.
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I think this is pretty much listed in all the home and stores. Yeah, that's when I started,
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That was already the beginning of the year, because I had set up a home server last year,
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here such a small economical computer, power economical computer with various services and
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I started playing around with artificial intelligence and there's a
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This is an open source project by Zuno, which also has a music generation AI.
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And there is a language model, which you can also let sing,
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when you read in a documentation, not just text-to-speech,
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so that text is translated into natural-sounding language,
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But also if you send metadata that you can also let it sing.
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And there I have as a very old software developer, who I was once in my previous life,
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I sat down and then started programming there and created it with an environment,
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in which, of course, I have texts sung by Sarah and myself, which I then have to edit because we both
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are not singers, then translate into control data, along with all the chords and notes, into
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this language model with the text and so we get in different voices and
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Various styles, as you like, our vocal tracks from it. That's great,
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That's how it turned out. But it is always very difficult, because the preparations for it
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It's long and rendering. Due to the fact that I don't have a living room full of
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Graphics cards have what it could be rendered on, of course that's all a bit
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lengthy. But that's possible. We now have some publications and with more possibilities. And
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Even if you eliminate the mistakes, the sound quality of the vocal voices is also essential
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It's gotten better. Before I always had to put a lot of effects on it and now that's the case,
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It's pretty clean without any effects. The musical, that is,
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Of course, everything that is instrumental comes from my hand, inspired by Sarah's ideas.
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Or just me and that's cool. That's really cool that this is going on. Has, of course, so
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Good as no listeners, because that competes with all the other things and I do also
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No promo. So why should I do promo? That's all just for fun and if anyone
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find and listen and make a thumbs up or something or write a comment or
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Starlet or what you haven't seen, what you can do somewhere and I can see that,
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Then, of course, I'm happy about it. These were the thoughts at the end of the
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year. So the year goes on for a few more days. We now have 21.12. I don't know,
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What else is happening. Maybe somewhere else is the big event. I win a lotto or
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I found a suitcase full of money. Or I'll become Chancellor. I don't know,
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what the remaining few days of this year will bring. If I look, there are ten more.
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When the podcast is published, there are only five or six days left. I know
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It's not what happens next. Yes, the conclusion of this episode. I haven't strayed at all,
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I explained a lot and didn't really explain because I just didn't do some things.
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I want to be so open. But by and large, I'm not big. me
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I don't live up to the format.
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We need to wander more.
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Thank you for listening and I look forward to seeing you next time.
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Output of the digression or another format would be included.
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And hard-working downloads.
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Say goodbye, your Sasha.
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description:
The year is coming to an end, and with it come thoughts, memories and all the unforgettable moments that shape life. In this episode, Sascha Markmann not only looks back at the ups and downs of an eventful year, but also shares his own personal insights into what moves us all – be it the change in society, the impact of global crises or the small, unexpected gestures that make life brighter. But it would not be a digression if Sascha did not delve deeply into topics that are sometimes thoughtful, sometimes refreshingly honest.
Find out how Sascha faced his challenges, which projects were particularly close to his heart and why 2024 was not only a year of hurdles, but also one of hope. With stories of family tensions, social observations and a touch of technical innovation, this episode offers a glimpse behind the scenes of life – and shows that even in difficult times, the joy of creative projects and the support of a community can be bright spots.
Turn on and get inspired, surprised and maybe even a little thought-provoking.
Topics Outline:
introduction
- Welcome to the listeners.
- Presentation of the "deviation" format.
- Thanks to supporters of the ‘Lautfunk’ project.
Personal annual conclusion
- Review of health challenges (pain, progress in recovery, review of the coronavirus pandemic).
- Reflection on personal goals and successes (weight reduction).
Social observations
- Criticism of social change (hatred, resentment, problems of the culture of discussion).
- Effects of inflation and energy crises on everyday life.
- Personal experience with rising cost of living.
Family conflicts
- Challenges caused by family tensions.
- Emotional stress and impact on the Christmas mood.
- Withdrawal from family obligations as self-protection.
Projects and creative work
- Development of the "Lautfunk" project: regular publications, blog posts, and podcasts.
- Mention of special guests (e.g. Kallinko, interviews on social media and content creation).
- Success of the ‘trial podcast’ with exciting guests from the music scene.
Technical innovations and music projects
- Use of artificial intelligence (music generation and text-to-speech).
- Joint music projects with her partner (texts, raps, publications).
- Challenges and advances in the use of AI for music production.
Final thoughts
- Reflection on the meaning and significance of creative work.
- Joy about growing resonance on blog and podcast content.
- Outlook on the remaining days of the year and possible surprises.
Closing word
- Finally, thanks to the listeners.
- Invitation to listen to more episodes.
Links to the issue:
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Welcome to the rehearsal podcast - rehearsal podcast
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Welcome to the Space Wave page - Space Wave Music
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Space Wave on Spotify
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Playing time: 0:30:56
Date of admission: 21.12.24
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Author: Sascha Markmann
Sascha Markmann is a creative mind with a moving biography – and a person who has rediscovered life after a stroke. After working as a paramedic and elderly caregiver, Sascha found his way into creative expression. As a blogger, podcaster, musician and visual storyteller, he brings together things that just don't fit at first glance: He combines his keen enthusiasm for technology – from self-hosted servers to electronic music production – with emotional depth and an oblique sense of humor. His contributions are somewhere between borderline, acid basslines and assistance – honestly, directly and with a wink. Guiding principle: “Audio-visual dullness with no usefulness – but perhaps that's why it's so valuable.” View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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