New political talk “Caren Miosga”
Host finds new studio “ideal”
Caren Miosga in her new studio.
© [M] NDR/Philipp Rathmer
“Caren Miosga” starts on January 21st in a new studio – the host of the Sunday night political talk is enthusiastic.
The “Caren Miosga” talk show host obviously likes her new working environment: “I would like to have longer, more in-depth conversations with our guests whenever possible. This studio offers ideal conditions for that,” Miosga enthuses to NDR.
There will also be an audience on site; the studio in Berlin Adlershof can accommodate up to 90 audience guests. “And the audience in the studio is a resonance chamber for what is being said,” comments the journalist.
“Caren Miosga” promises a colorful mix of political talk
The new political talk show “Caren Miosga” follows “Anne Will” (2007-2023). It starts on January 21st and is broadcast 30 times a year on Sundays – after “Tatort” or “Polizeiruf 110” – at 9:45 p.m. on Erste. The program will then be available in the ARD media library.
On the show, Caren Miosga will have one-on-one conversations with prominent personalities from politics, business, society and culture. In addition, according to the broadcaster’s announcement, there will be “informative explanatory pieces, short reports and discussions with other guests.”
The aim of the political conversation program is to give viewers a deep and comprehensive insight into the current topic of the week.
“Caren Miosga” is produced jointly by ARD and the production company MIO media on behalf of NDR.