Pop's sounding wonder world

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Pops sounding wonderland was a two-hour radio show that since 1987 by Radio Bremen produced. The moderator was Joachim Deicke . On September 25, 2011, the program was broadcast for the last time after 24 years with a four-hour special edition.

The program contained bizarre stories, remarks on everyday life and music from the fields of rock , pop and world music with a focus on lesser-known artists .

In addition to the moderator, the fictional protagonist Paul Eduard Poplinski, also known as "Paul E. Pop" for short, played an important role, whose letters were read in the second hour of the program. By the end of the broadcast in September 2011, more than 90 adventures by Paul E. Pop had appeared on the radio.

The program was broadcast in the first few years on Radio Bremen Vier , from October 1, 1995 on Radio Bremen Eins (until 2001: Hansawelle ). With a few exceptions, the program was regularly broadcast weekly (1990: bi-weekly). The 1000th program ran on October 14, 2007.

The broadcast was also (temporarily) taken over by other radio programs: Funkhaus Europa from Westdeutscher Rundfunk (1999–2000), DT64 (1992–1993), MDR Sputnik (1993–1999), Radiomultikulti from Sender Freies Berlin (1994–2005), radio 3-fold (2001) and Radio Lotte (2001-2004).

Pop Ins

The listeners of the program have spread around the whole planet and heard the program largely via satellite or had radio recordings broadcast. The very lively contact between the listeners takes place via the Internet, in addition to “pop ins”, the meeting of three or more “pop friends”. There is also a mailing list, which has over 350 members, and a webring that brings together the various websites of the listeners.

  • The biggest "Pop In" took place annually from 2000 to 2006 in Rotenburg an der Wümme , where up to 400 pop comrades met for a Caribbean party ("Knatterparty").
  • In August 2002 a "Pop In" took place in Dresden on the banks of the Elbe.
  • On April 30, 2008, a “Pop In” was held in Weimar to mark the opening of the pop exhibition.
  • The first "Pop In" after the program was discontinued took place on the 25th anniversary of the first broadcast about one year after the last broadcast on October 6, 2012 in Bremen.
  • On the 30th anniversary of the first broadcast, around 20 pop comrades met on October 8, 2017 for a "pop-in" in Bremen.

Pop adventure

In the adventures of Paul E. Pop, 15–20 one-hour stories were presented, but earlier stories were in part significantly shorter. Each about three-minute narrative sections alternated with background or action-accompanying music.

The adventures sent were:

  • 89. The world is enough (March 2011 - September 2011)
  • 88th Home of the Brave (November 2010 - March 2011)
  • 87 Storm Crow (July 2010 - November 2010)
  • 86. Under suspicion (January 2010 - June 2010)
  • 85. In other minds (September 2009 - January 2010)
  • 84. The bestselling author (May 2009 - September 2009)
  • 83rd Planet of the Others (December 2008 - April 2009)
  • Candles on the Coral Reef - A Caribbean Christmas Story (December 2008, in continuation of the series of Caribbean Christmas stories on Deutschlandradio Berlin)
  • 82. Physics and Madness (July 2008 - November 2008)
  • 81. The family reunion (April 2008 - June 2008)
  • 80. On your own doorstep (December 2007 - April 2008)
  • 79. The Man in the Cap (September 2007 - December 2007)
  • 78. The roller coaster of time (May 2007 - August 2007)
  • 77. Fives and Zeros (April 2007, the story was a birthday present from listeners to the presenter and was not broadcast on the radio)
  • 76. The last safari (December 2006 - April 2007)
  • 75th Sunday child (June 2006 - November 2006)
  • 74. Mr. Galle (February 2006 - June 2006)
  • Inset: About Paul (February 2006)
  • 73rd Permafrost (September 2005 - January 2006)
  • 72. A demon on board (May 2005 - September 2005)
  • 71. The Calypso Detective (January 2005)
  • 70. The hurricane in a water glass (August 2004)
  • 69th Pop on the Palm (May 2004)
  • 68. My best vacation experience (January 2004)
  • 67. The snowshoes of Rimsky-Korsakov (September 2003)
  • 66. Forgotten Dreams (March 2003)
  • 65. The Gottwald Theory (December 2002)
  • 64. The new flute of the Bärenreiter (September 2002)
  • 63. The gates of the underworld (June 2002)
  • 62nd Court (February 2002)
  • 61.Schrippen for a six (September 2001)
  • 60th Stoppage Time II / The Black House of Cards (June 2001)
  • 59th Kassensturz / stoppage time I (February 2001)
  • 58. The thin plasterboard of time (October 2000)
  • 57. Mutiny behind the counter (July 2000)
  • 56 Leagues Under the Sea (March 2000)
  • 55. The Two From This Side (November 1999)
  • 54. The Man from This World (September 1999)
  • 53. The Lost Island (May 1999)
  • 52. The wonders of geometry (December 1998)
  • 51. Infinite Expanse (July 1998)
  • 50. Back to Lapland (April 1998)
  • 49. The end of the rainy days (October 1997)
  • 48. The professor from the ice (July 1997)
  • 47. The Revenge of the Sanchez Brothers (March 1997)
  • 46. ​​The Nameless City (November 1996)
  • 45.Silent Conversations (May 1996)
  • 44.Snarchnase and Gernegroß (December 1995)
  • 43. The Kaiser hacker (September 1995)
  • 42. The discovery of Europe (July 1995)
  • 41. The Pirate Bar (May 1995)
  • 40. The Jade Belt (February 1995)
  • 39. The Black Lagoon (November 1994)
  • 38. The Albatross Trail (August 1994)
  • 37. The World of the Forgotten (June 1994)
  • 36. Headfirst to Nirvana (March 1994)
  • 35. Two Little Italians (December 1993)
  • 34. The Trojan War (October 1993)
  • 33. Shadows of the Past (August 1993)
  • 32. Feathered Friends (June 1993)
  • 31. The Duppies Ship (April 1993)
  • 30. The Tower at World's End (February 1993)
  • 29. On the Run (December 1992)
  • 28.Four false detectives (November 1992)
  • 27.Vagabonds of the Between World (October 1992)
  • 26. Ship overboard (August 1992)
  • 25. Good Money for Good Work (May 1992)
  • 24. The Rio Patuca Gang (March 1992)
  • 23. Almaquah Garden (November 1991)
  • 22. The Leak in Logic (September 1991)
  • 21. The Stones of Hunahpu (June 1991)
  • 20. The Karapo Beetle War (May 1991)
  • 19. The odyssey of the MS Cumberland (January 1991)
  • 18. The Santa Ana Conspiracy (September 1990)
  • 17. The horror in Borneo (August 1990)
  • 16. The Pink Tycoon (July 1990)
  • 15. Gold in the Chaco Austral (April 1990)
  • 14. Adventure in Belize (December 1989)
  • 13. At the wheel of the Dakota (November 1989)
  • 12. Sign from Sirius (October 1989)
  • 11. Dreams on the Ylang (August 1989)
  • 10. Titanium ore in Africa (July 1989)
  • 09. On the hunt for the doppelganger (June 1989)
  • 08. In the monastery of Tremo-La (May 1989)
  • 07. The Cybele cult (March 1989)
  • 06. the sun cannon (February 1989)
  • 05. Adventure in Finland (December 1988)
  • 04. The Global Slide (October 1988)
  • 03. Quiet days on Cayo Coco (August 1988)
  • 02. The Atlas Project (July 1988)
  • 01. the flute of the Bärenreiter (May 1988)
  • 00. Early broadcasts (September / October 1987 - April 1988)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Report on the program's website
  2. ↑ Report to Radio Bremen  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.radiobremen.de  
  3. ↑ “POP - EXHIBITION”: Stories, pictures and installations from 20 years of pop's sounding wonder world, Galerie Markt 21, Weimar , April 30th - May 29th, 2008
  4. ↑ Joachim Deicke: All pop stories from the sounding wonder world. In: www.popwelt.de. September 28, 2011, accessed November 1, 2015 .

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