dasding.de
German public radio programme with pop, hip-hop and electronic music, podcasts and regional news for four federal states
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About dasding.de
DASDING is a German radio programme that plays pop, hip-hop, electronic music and current chart songs. It also publishes podcasts, offers a playlist search and a smartphone app, and runs festival events such as the DASDING Festival-Sommer.
The audience is radio and podcast listeners in Germany. Regional news editions cover Baden-Württemberg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Hessen and the Saarland.
DASDING is part of ARD, the German public broadcasting network, and co-produces the ARD podcast aniDEEP with Bremen NEXT. Its content includes video versions of podcasts and a recommendation section for funk formats.
Product: Radio programme with music playlists, podcasts, a smartphone app and regional news editions for four German states.
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