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To be on the safe side in Hamburg: Podcast on the crisis between war and peace!
On November 2nd, 2025, the podcast “Security for the sake of security” will discuss hybrid states of war and security policy live from Altona.
To be on the safe side in Hamburg: Podcast on the crisis between war and peace!
On November 2, 2025, an important podcast will be presented in Hamburg-Altona: The 100th episode of “Safety for Safety” will be recorded live in the factory. The podcast deals with the security policy situation in Germany, Europe and the world and offers in-depth insights into the challenges that currently concern us. Eyes straight ahead gets to the point: The panelists, including Ulrike Franke, Frank Sauer and Carlo Masala, will deal with the complex situation between war and peace and shed light on the terms of hybrid war and the spread of disinformation.
What exactly does this security policy landscape look like? The episode will cover current topics ranging from drone overflights and acts of sabotage to airspace violations. A key aspect will be the role of resilience and deterrence in the current situation - there is a lot to clarify and discuss. At the end of each episode, listeners can also expect a security advisory session that points out relevant topics: 35 billion euros are on the horizon for space and there are reports about Russian wonder weapons and US nuclear tests.
News about the podcast
The new support option for the podcast is particularly exciting: a donation account has been set up so that fans can specifically support the podcast. The IBAN for this is DE81 1001 8000 0995 7654 77 with the intended purpose FNOMDEB2Finom. You can also purchase a special T-shirt for the 100th episode in the shop - a must-have for every fan. The episode will also be recorded by Phoenix and broadcast slightly shortened to reach an even wider audience.
The reach and relevance of the podcast are also reflected in the numerous references to studies and articles on hybrid threats and security policy developments. The topics discussed here not only affect Germany, but have global importance. In times when uncertainty and fear often prevail, it is important to promote dialogue on security policy issues and to develop an understanding of the current challenges.
In this sense, it is to be hoped that the discussions in a place like Hamburg will also contribute to political education and encourage listeners to actively think about the topic. The exchange is more important than ever and could help find answers to the pressing questions of our time. Stay tuned because this podcast shows that the topics of “war” and “peace” are never far apart and every voice counts!