Episode 83 South Florida roots rocker Monty Warren in an ArTEEtude talk with Detlef Schlich about Warren´s youth in West Palm Beach Florida Part I. We listen to Trailer Park Angel and reveal the hidden secrets of these lyrics.

Episode 143 In this Arteetude podcast, Detlef Schlich performs his campfire version of God Save the Queen on behalf of John Lydon, the former Sex Pistols frontman.

#ARTEETUDE 308 – Detlef Schlich dives deep into creativity, myth, and the elemental spirit of Hapi — the force behind WAW´s story of The Niles Bittersweet Song, last week’s Number One on The Cork Playlist.. The episode ends with "Hapi in the between". A brand-new track by Los Inorgánicos.

#Arteetude 307 – Detlef Schlich and the Nippes Years: Between Rain and Resonance. This week, Schlich walks back through the creative chaos of Cologne-Nippes in the 1980s — a district full of rain, rhythm, and raw beginnings. At the end we listen to his song "Wir stehen im Regen."

#Arteetude 306 – Farewell to Vladi: D. Schlich pays tribute to his long-time friend and fellow musician Vladimir “Vladi” Nowakowski, whose calm groove and deep warmth shaped countless lives and songs. The episode concludes with an unreleased Zikato track, “Hold High”, featuring Vladi on bass — a gift from Dirk to the Arteetude community.

#Arteetude 305 – Schlich & Schlömer in a WAW Zoom Talk Part 2: Perfection, Promotion & the Power of Collaboration. The episode concludes with a live version of The Niles Bittersweet Song recorded in Ballydehob — a raw, heartfelt performance capturing the living pulse of their collaboration.

#Arteetude 304 Schlich & Schlömer about WAW and the making of "The Niles Bittersweet Song". The episode ends — of course — with the full track.

#Arteetude 303 – Q&A Special: Detlef Schlich and Sophia in a global Q&A journey. From Cairo to Vancouver, Buenos Aires to Berlin — you asked, we answered. At the end you can listen to "The Niles bittersweet song" by WAW

#Arteetude 302 – Schlich shares the story behind WAW’s official debut single, created together with Dirk Schlömer. At the End we listen to "The Niles Bittersweet Song"

#Arteetude 301 – Detlef and Sophia step into the uncertain future of art and creativity. What happens when AI floods the world with endless music, paintings, and films? At the end we listen to a song by Los InOrganicos.

#Arteetude 300 - Detlef Schlich reflects on the fragility of performance and the resistance against mass production — and Sophia, our AI co-host, returns with her poetic echoes and playful reflections. ✨ It’s short, raw, and honest — a ritual more than an episode. Three Hundred Breaths: Fragments, Rituals & Resistance

#Arteetude 299 - Schlich and his AI co-host Sophia discuss the formative years that shaped his practice.

#Arteetude 298 — Detlef Schlich in a philosophical reflection with his AI Co-host Sophia about the latest WAW-Tour in West Cork. The episode culminates in the premiere of Three Hats, One Road by Los Inorgánicos, a song inspired directly by the tour itself.

#Arteetude 297 - In this third and final tour talk episode of 2025, Detlef and Dirk aka WAW reflect on their unforgettable week along the Wild Atlantic Way with their road manager, Hannah. This episode closes with a live version of their upcoming single, Bittersweet Song — recorded in Ballydehob at the Oasis Arts Café.

#Arteetude 296 – In this second tour talk part, Schlich and Schlömer (together as WAW) reflect on the challenges and triumphs of grassroots music touring in rural Ireland. 🎵 This Episode ends with LOTUS a live extract from that magic night in Kilcrohane.

#Arteetude 295 Schlich and Schlömer unpack the sweat, laughter, and sheer willpower behind the *WAW Pass the Hat Tour 2025*.Plus, hear the live energy of WAW’s after-session — the reason they hit the road in the first place.

#Arteetude 294 In the final part of this powerful trilogy, Gregg Turner and Detlef Schlich explore the literary dimensions of rebellion. Franz Kafka, absurdism, melancholic creativity—and why punk never dies, it only transforms. The episode ends intimately with Gregg Turner singing “Franz Kafka” — a haunting, personal ode to existential honesty.

#Arteetude 293 In this second episode, Gregg Turner and Schlich speak about growing older without giving in and more. The episode ends with “Four Winds Bar” by the Gregg Turner Group—melodic, rich, reflective, but never tame.

Arteetude 292 – In this raw and reflective first of three episodes, Detlef Schlich got the great pleasure of speaking with punk rock legend Gregg Turner, co-founder of the Angry Samoans. They spoke about Punk, Pogo & Poetry.We close the episode with “My Old Man’s a Fatso” — a timeless rebel anthem by the Angry Samoans.

#Arteetude 291 – Schlich reflect on an often-overlooked sonic phenomenon: the collective eruption of dog barking. Together with his AI co-host Sophia they explore the neuroscience of acoustic entrainment. The episode concludes with a collaborative song—The Bark Between the Lines—co-composed with Los Inorgánicos & Sophia, transforming irritation into rhythm, and noise into presence.