Florian Schwinn

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Florian Schwinn in the broadcasting studio of "Der Tag"

Florian Schwinn (* 1954 in Frankfurt am Main ) is a German journalist , radio presenter and author .

Life

Florian Schwinn grew up in Königstein im Taunus and Dietzenbach and studied German and politics in Frankfurt am Main. During his studies he began to work as a journalist at the information service for disseminating missing news iD , the news service of the alternative press and the forerunner of the taz . At the same time, the first radio reports were made for the Hessian broadcasting company . He then worked as a location manager and production manager , among others, for the television production company of Karl Schedereit and ZDF . Florian Schwinn has been a permanent freelancer at the hr since 1981 - as a reporter, editor and presenter , first at the radio wave hr3, then at hr1 and finally at hr-iNFO and hr2 kultur . There he moderates the program “Der Tag” . He also writes and produces radio features , often on environmental and energy policy, climate protection and agriculture, and is a non-fiction author.

During martial law in Poland in the early 1980s, Florian Schwinn was often on the road in the communist country - as a driver of aid transports, but also as a non-accredited journalist and smuggler of electronic components for the pirate radio station of Radio Solidarność. He conducted interviews with the underground leaders of Solidarność , including the founder of Solidarność Walcząca (Fighting Solidarity), Kornel Morawiecki . The tapes of the interviews were smuggled into the West and published on the radio - in radio features under a pseudonym - and, for example, in stern . Part of the fee went to the Solidarność offices abroad.

In 1997 Florian Schwinn founded the broadcast magazine CUT together with the specialist media publishers Hans Oberauer and Annette Milz , of which he was editor-in-chief until 2008. Since 2004 he has been part of the organizational team of the Tutzinger Radio Days, organized by the Federal Agency for Political Education and the Bavarian Academy for Political Education .

Awards

Works

  • Report from the hour dream. Stories, Langewiesche-Brandt, Ebenhausen 1976, ISBN 978-3-7846-0093-2
  • Until the end of the rainbow. Portrait of the environmental organization Greenpeace. Radio feature, hr 1987 and audio edition, Network Medienkooperative, Frankfurt 1988
  • Fences everywhere. Wackersdorf - a lesson. Radio feature. Coproduction SFB, WDR 1988
  • Chain reactions. Long-term studies on the "political psychology" of atomic conflict management. With Christoph Potting and Annette Weweler, Network Medienkooperative, Frankfurt 1989
  • Knowledge is power: on the political and economic importance of databases. With Jörg Becker and Susanne Bickel, State Center for Political Education North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf 1990
  • The extract. From the end of a home. Radio feature. With Monika Held , coproduction mdr, SFB, NDR, SDR 1993
  • Frankfurt, a German city remembers. With Monika Held and Inge Kurtz , radio play documentary in CD box, Hessischer Rundfunk, Pool Documentation, Frankfurt / Main, Berlin 1994
  • The rivers of the world: The Nile. Acoustic portraits of the world's largest rivers, three-hour radio feature, hr 2002
  • Deadly friendship. What we owe to animals and why we cannot live without them. Non-fiction book, Westend, Frankfurt am Main 2017, ISBN 978-3-86489-143-4
  • Save the ground! Why we must fight for life under our feet. Non-fiction book, Westend, Frankfurt am Main 2019, ISBN 978-3-86489-242-4

literature

  • Udo Zindel, Wolfgang Rein (ed.): The radio feature. Incl. CD with audio samples. 2nd Edition. UVK, Konstanz 2007, ISBN 978-3-89669-499-7 ; Extract (PDF)
  • Barbara Cöllen: Poland Aid - Pomoc dla Polski: As a smuggler for Poland on the way - Zostali przemytnikami dla Polaków. Neisse Verlag, Dresden 2012, ISBN 978-3-86276-035-0

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Deutsche Umwelthilfe e. V .: 2017. Accessed November 1, 2019 .
  2. Excerpts from the book. Telepolis , January 22, 2017; accessed on October 4, 2018.