Dobrica Veselinović, politikolog i aktivista Inicijative “Ne davimo Beograd”, u novom podcastu “Život na srpskom” daje odgovore na neka važna i neka “glupa” pitanja.
U razgovoru s Anom Kalabom, Dobrica Veselinović podseća na to kakav bi čovek trebalo da vodi prestonicu Srbije i čiji je “naš grad”; odgovara na prozivke Gorana Vesića, ali i onih koji kažu da je previše fin za politiku; otkriva kako živi i u čemu uživa kad ne popravlja Beograd.
Pričamo o spomeniku Stefanu Nemanji, o panku, o javnom nadmetanju za kuću na Vračaru, o pivu ispred dragstora, o gradskom prevozu, o bajkama i “komadiću koji nedostaje”.
Izvor: https://nova.rs/podcast/dobrica-veselinovic-panker-koji-voli-da-popravlja-beograd
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