Who does Germany belong to? In eight podcast episodes, Max Czollek and his guests shed light on different perspectives and concepts of belonging in a plural society. The dialogue creates an archive of home and resistance, reminding us that these discussions are not new and that strategies have already been found in the past that can be taken further today.

In episode 2, Max Czollek talks to Sergej Prokopkin, legal trainee and anti-discrimination trainer, about the Post-Ost concept he helped to develop: about Post-Ost as a space for empowerment, but also as a platform for progressive forces in the Post-Ost communities. Who can take part in Post-Ost and how can the plurality of communities be brought together without being homogenized? What is anti-Slavism and what alternative does Post-Ost propose? And how does Post-Ost take up existing models of anti-discrimination—and develop them further into an urgently needed progressive political practice?