Sadiq's Berlin

Music | Jul 12, 2010
Berlin Without Walls
"This could only happen in Berlin!"

Sadiq Bey is a poet and musician. Three years ago he moved from New York City to Berlin, where his career exploded. He published two books of poetry and is now recording a CD with a renowned opera singer and other world-class musicians. For WNYC, he posts a three-part sonic diary of his explorations in Berlin. Join Sadiq Bey on a tour through the city's famous and ever-changing nightlife, take a walk with him through the colorful and vibrant neighborhood of Berlin-Kreuzberg and hear him transform his poetry into music.

"Berlin Without Walls" is supported, in part, by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

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