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Slate NewsWhat Next | Can Zionism Survive This War?After 20 months of war, with violence erupting far from the Middle East, where is the future of Zionism headed?
Guest: Isaac Saul, Tangle executive editor and author of “I think I’m leaving Zionism, or Zionism is leaving me.”
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2025-06-0435 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisGeorge Floyd Square, Five Years LaterFive years after George Floyd’s murder sparked nationwide protests, the legacy of that movement is still being written in Minneapolis and America writ large—even as some attempt to erase it.
Guest:
Marcia Howard, president of the teacher chapter of Minneapolis Federation of Teachers
Brandt Williams, senior editor covering race, class and communities for MPR News.
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2025-06-0336 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Can the U.S. Learn from the U.K.'s Post-Brexit Mess?Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: voter discontentment at the two major parties is creating an opening for a far-right populist with an anti-immigration, protectionist agenda that economic experts warn would be devastating.
With a Trump trade deal in hand, can Keir Starmer and Labour give British voters something to vote for, rather than just against?
Guest: Anand Menon, professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs at Kings College London.
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2025-06-0231 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisCan the U.S. Learn from the U.K.'s Post-Brexit Mess?Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: voter discontentment at the two major parties is creating an opening for a far-right populist with an anti-immigration, protectionist agenda that economic experts warn would be devastating.
With a Trump trade deal in hand, can Keir Starmer and Labour give British voters something to vote for, rather than just against?
Guest: Anand Menon, professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs at Kings College London.
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2025-06-0231 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisLegally Dead—And PregnantAdriana Smith was nine weeks pregnant when she was declared brain dead in February—far enough along that her fetus showed cardiac activity. The hospital then refused to let her family decide whether or not they want to keep Smith on life support long enough for the fetus to be delivered.
Guests:
Imani Gandy, Editor-at-Large for Rewire News Group, covering law and courts and co-host of the podcast “Boom! Lawyered.”
Mary Ziegler, law professor at UC Davis, author of Personhood: The New Civil War Over Reproduction.
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2025-05-2931 min
Slate Race and IdentityWhat Next | Legally Dead—And PregnantAdriana Smith was nine weeks pregnant when she was declared brain dead in February—far enough along that her fetus showed cardiac activity. The hospital then refused to let her family decide whether or not they want to keep Smith on life support long enough for the fetus to be delivered.
Guests:
Imani Gandy, Editor-at-Large for Rewire News Group, covering law and courts and co-host of the podcast “Boom! Lawyered.”
Mary Ziegler, law professor at UC Davis, author of Personhood: The New Civil War Over Reproduction.
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2025-05-2928 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | Legally Dead—And PregnantAdriana Smith was nine weeks pregnant when she was declared brain dead in February—far enough along that her fetus showed cardiac activity. The hospital then refused to let her family decide whether or not they want to keep Smith on life support long enough for the fetus to be delivered.
Guests:
Imani Gandy, Editor-at-Large for Rewire News Group, covering law and courts and co-host of the podcast “Boom! Lawyered.”
Mary Ziegler, law professor at UC Davis, author of Personhood: The New Civil War Over Reproduction.
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2025-05-2931 min
Slate Gender and SocietyWhat Next | Legally Dead—And PregnantAdriana Smith was nine weeks pregnant when she was declared brain dead in February—far enough along that her fetus showed cardiac activity. The hospital then refused to let her family decide whether or not they want to keep Smith on life support long enough for the fetus to be delivered.
Guests:
Imani Gandy, Editor-at-Large for Rewire News Group, covering law and courts and co-host of the podcast “Boom! Lawyered.”
Mary Ziegler, law professor at UC Davis, author of Personhood: The New Civil War Over Reproduction.
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2025-05-2928 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Legally Dead—And PregnantAdriana Smith was nine weeks pregnant when she was declared brain dead in February—far enough along that her fetus showed cardiac activity. The hospital then refused to let her family decide whether or not they want to keep Smith on life support long enough for the fetus to be delivered.
Guests:
Imani Gandy, Editor-at-Large for Rewire News Group, covering law and courts and co-host of the podcast “Boom! Lawyered.”
Mary Ziegler, law professor at UC Davis, author of Personhood: The New Civil War Over Reproduction.
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2025-05-2931 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Does Gavin Newsom Have It All Figured Out?Everyone assumes the reason Gavin Newsom has had right-wingers like Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon on his podcast is to burnish his credentials for an imminent presidential run. But no podcast episode is going to make Republican voters forget that he’s a California Democrat.
Guest: Marisa Lagos, political correspondent for KQED and co-host of the Political Breakdown podcast.
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2025-05-2832 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | Does Gavin Newsom Have It All Figured Out?Everyone assumes the reason Gavin Newsom has had right-wingers like Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon on his podcast is to burnish his credentials for an imminent presidential run. But no podcast episode is going to make Republican voters forget that he’s a California Democrat.
Guest: Marisa Lagos, political correspondent for KQED and co-host of the Political Breakdown podcast.
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2025-05-2832 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisDoes Gavin Newsom Have It All Figured Out?Everyone assumes the reason Gavin Newsom has had right-wingers like Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon on his podcast is to burnish his credentials for an imminent presidential run. But no podcast episode is going to make Republican voters forget that he’s a California Democrat.
Guest: Marisa Lagos, political correspondent for KQED and co-host of the Political Breakdown podcast.
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2025-05-2832 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | What Would You Pay to Stay Alive?A Revlimid pill costs about 25 cents to make, and about a thousand dollars to buy—but it’s keeping him alive, so what choice does he have?
Guest: David Armstrong, investigates healthcare at ProPublica, author of “The Price of Remission.”
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2025-05-2731 min
Slate HealthWhat Next | What Would You Pay to Stay Alive?A Revlimid pill costs about 25 cents to make, and about a thousand dollars to buy—but it’s keeping him alive, so what choice does he have?
Guest: David Armstrong, investigates healthcare at ProPublica, author of “The Price of Remission.”
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2025-05-2728 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | What Would You Pay to Stay Alive?A Revlimid pill costs about 25 cents to make, and about a thousand dollars to buy—but it’s keeping him alive, so what choice does he have?
Guest: David Armstrong, investigates healthcare at ProPublica, author of “The Price of Remission.”
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2025-05-2731 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisWhat Would You Pay to Stay Alive?A Revlimid pill costs about 25 cents to make, and about a thousand dollars to buy—but it’s keeping him alive, so what choice does he have?
Guest: David Armstrong, investigates healthcare at ProPublica, author of “The Price of Remission.”
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2025-05-2731 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | Can A “Morality Coalition” Succeed Against Trump?Rev. Dr. Barber II is objecting to Republicans’ budget bill on the grounds of morality as much as politics—which is why he’s been praying, protesting, and getting arrested to stick up for those who will be affected by it.
Guest: Reverend Doctor William J. Barber II, pastor of Greenleaf Christian Church, Disciples of Christ in Goldsboro, North Carolina, professor at Yale Divinity School, and founder of the Forward Together Moral Movement.
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2025-05-2229 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Can A “Morality Coalition” Succeed Against Trump?Rev. Dr. Barber II is objecting to Republicans’ budget bill on the grounds of morality as much as politics—which is why he’s been praying, protesting, and getting arrested to stick up for those who will be affected by it.
Guest: Reverend Doctor William J. Barber II, pastor of Greenleaf Christian Church, Disciples of Christ in Goldsboro, North Carolina, professor at Yale Divinity School, and founder of the Forward Together Moral Movement.
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2025-05-2229 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisCan A “Morality Coalition” Succeed Against Trump?Rev. Dr. Barber II is objecting to Republicans’ budget bill on the grounds of morality as much as politics—which is why he’s been praying, protesting, and getting arrested to stick up for those who will be affected by it.
Guest: Reverend Doctor William J. Barber II, pastor of Greenleaf Christian Church, Disciples of Christ in Goldsboro, North Carolina, professor at Yale Divinity School, and founder of the Forward Together Moral Movement.
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2025-05-2229 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | If Trump Guts FEMA, Are Tornado Victims On Their Own?One of the more surprising targets of Project 2025—and now, therefore, the Trump administration—is FEMA. How will proposed changes affect what FEMA can do, as hurricane season begins, and as a changing climate makes weather more unpredictable?
Guest: Thomas Frank, editor for E&E News’ climate finance team.
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2025-05-2132 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | If Trump Guts FEMA, Are Tornado Victims On Their Own?One of the more surprising targets of Project 2025—and now, therefore, the Trump administration—is FEMA. How will proposed changes affect what FEMA can do, as hurricane season begins, and as a changing climate makes weather more unpredictable?
Guest: Thomas Frank, editor for E&E News’ climate finance team.
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2025-05-2132 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisIf Trump Guts FEMA, Are Tornado Victims On Their Own?One of the more surprising targets of Project 2025—and now, therefore, the Trump administration—is FEMA. How will proposed changes affect what FEMA can do, as hurricane season begins, and as a changing climate makes weather more unpredictable?
Guest: Thomas Frank, editor for E&E News’ climate finance team.
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2025-05-2132 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Here’s How the GOP Cuts MedicaidIn a return to a classic party policy goal, Republicans want to add “work requirements” to Medicaid to offset costs in Trump’s “one big beautiful bill.” Work requirements for health insurance have been tried before, on the state level, and the end result is a lot of people—including working people—losing their health insurance.
Guest: Leo Cuello, research professor at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy’s Center for Children and Families and former Health Policy Director of the National Health Law Program.
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2025-05-2030 min
Slate HealthWhat Next | Here’s How the GOP Cuts MedicaidIn a return to a classic party policy goal, Republicans want to add “work requirements” to Medicaid to offset costs in Trump’s “one big beautiful bill.” Work requirements for health insurance have been tried before, on the state level, and the end result is a lot of people—including working people—losing their health insurance.
Guest: Leo Cuello, research professor at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy’s Center for Children and Families and former Health Policy Director of the National Health Law Program.
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2025-05-2027 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | Here’s How the GOP Cuts MedicaidIn a return to a classic party policy goal, Republicans want to add “work requirements” to Medicaid to offset costs in Trump’s “one big beautiful bill.” Work requirements for health insurance have been tried before, on the state level, and the end result is a lot of people—including working people—losing their health insurance.
Guest: Leo Cuello, research professor at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy’s Center for Children and Families and former Health Policy Director of the National Health Law Program.
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2025-05-2030 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisHere’s How the GOP Cuts MedicaidIn a return to a classic party policy goal, Republicans want to add “work requirements” to Medicaid to offset costs in Trump’s “one big beautiful bill.” Work requirements for health insurance have been tried before, on the state level, and the end result is a lot of people—including working people—losing their health insurance.
Guest: Leo Cuello, research professor at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy’s Center for Children and Families and former Health Policy Director of the National Health Law Program.
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2025-05-2030 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Is Immigration Still Trump’s Strongest Issue?As Donald Trump strives to deliver on his harsh immigration enforcement campaign promises, the president’s approval rating on the issue has dropped. But very public mistakes—with very real consequences—and dipping polls don’t seem to be slowing the administration down yet.
Guests:
Adrian Carrasquillo, author of the Huddled Masses newsletter from The Bulwark
Primitiva Hernandez, executive director of 805Undocufund, a central California non-profit providing legal and financial assistance to immigrants
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2025-05-1931 min
Slate Race and IdentityWhat Next | Is Immigration Still Trump’s Strongest Issue?As Donald Trump strives to deliver on his harsh immigration enforcement campaign promises, the president’s approval rating on the issue has dropped. But very public mistakes—with very real consequences—and dipping polls don’t seem to be slowing the administration down yet.
Guests:
Adrian Carrasquillo, author of the Huddled Masses newsletter from The Bulwark
Primitiva Hernandez, executive director of 805Undocufund, a central California non-profit providing legal and financial assistance to immigrants
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2025-05-1928 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | Is Immigration Still Trump’s Strongest Issue?As Donald Trump strives to deliver on his harsh immigration enforcement campaign promises, the president’s approval rating on the issue has dropped. But very public mistakes—with very real consequences—and dipping polls don’t seem to be slowing the administration down yet.
Guests:
Adrian Carrasquillo, author of the Huddled Masses newsletter from The Bulwark
Primitiva Hernandez, executive director of 805Undocufund, a central California non-profit providing legal and financial assistance to immigrants
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2025-05-1931 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisIs Immigration Still Trump’s Strongest Issue?As Donald Trump strives to deliver on his harsh immigration enforcement campaign promises, the president’s approval rating on the issue has dropped. But very public mistakes—with very real consequences—and dipping polls don’t seem to be slowing the administration down yet.
Guests:
Adrian Carrasquillo, author of the Huddled Masses newsletter from The Bulwark
Primitiva Hernandez, executive director of 805Undocufund, a central California non-profit providing legal and financial assistance to immigrants
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2025-05-1931 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | The Qatari Plane Is Just The StartBetween the crypto ventures, real estate deals, and a gift-wrapped tricked-out 747, it feels like Donald Trump is more open-for-business than ever this term. And since no one seems able or willing to stop him, why wouldn’t he be?
Guest: Andrea Bernstein, investigative journalist and host of Trump Inc and author of “American Oligarchs: The Kushners, The Trumps, and the Marriage of Money and Power.”
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2025-05-1528 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | The Qatari Plane Is Just The StartBetween the crypto ventures, real estate deals, and a gift-wrapped tricked-out 747, it feels like Donald Trump is more open-for-business than ever this term. And since no one seems able or willing to stop him, why wouldn’t he be?
Guest: Andrea Bernstein, investigative journalist and host of Trump Inc and author of “American Oligarchs: The Kushners, The Trumps, and the Marriage of Money and Power.”
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2025-05-1528 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisThe Qatari Plane Is Just The StartBetween the crypto ventures, real estate deals, and a gift-wrapped tricked-out 747, it feels like Donald Trump is more open-for-business than ever this term. And since no one seems able or willing to stop him, why wouldn’t he be?
Guest: Andrea Bernstein, investigative journalist and host of Trump Inc and author of “American Oligarchs: The Kushners, The Trumps, and the Marriage of Money and Power.”
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2025-05-1528 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Trump’s Middle East DiplomacyAhead of his first trip to the region, Donald Trump’s policies toward the Middle East have been full of surprises. He wants sanctions on Syria lifted; he revealed the U.S. has been negotiating directly with Hamas; and he’s considering a new nuclear deal with Iran—and without consulting with Israel.
Guest: Gregg Carlstrom, Middle East correspondent for the Economist.
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2025-05-1430 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | Trump’s Middle East DiplomacyAhead of his first trip to the region, Donald Trump’s policies toward the Middle East have been full of surprises. He wants sanctions on Syria lifted; he revealed the U.S. has been negotiating directly with Hamas; and he’s considering a new nuclear deal with Iran—and without consulting with Israel.
Guest: Gregg Carlstrom, Middle East correspondent for the Economist.
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2025-05-1430 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisTrump’s Middle East DiplomacyAhead of his first trip to the region, Donald Trump’s policies toward the Middle East have been full of surprises. He wants sanctions on Syria lifted; he revealed the U.S. has been negotiating directly with Hamas; and he’s considering a new nuclear deal with Iran—and without consulting with Israel.
Guest: Gregg Carlstrom, Middle East correspondent for the Economist.
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2025-05-1430 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | David Hogg Wants Democratic Politicians to Be AfraidWhat if the Democratic Party’s problem isn’t just messaging—it’s the Democrats themselves, and “seniority politics” that never call incumbents to account? Is it time for a Tea Party-style cleaning-of-the-house?
Guest: David Hogg, DNC Vice Chair and founder of Leaders We Deserve PAC
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2025-05-1330 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | David Hogg Wants Democratic Politicians to Be AfraidWhat if the Democratic Party’s problem isn’t just messaging—it’s the Democrats themselves, and “seniority politics” that never call incumbents to account? Is it time for a Tea Party-style cleaning-of-the-house?
Guest: David Hogg, DNC Vice Chair and founder of Leaders We Deserve PAC
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2025-05-1330 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisDavid Hogg Wants Democratic Politicians to Be AfraidWhat if the Democratic Party’s problem isn’t just messaging—it’s the Democrats themselves, and “seniority politics” that never call incumbents to account? Is it time for a Tea Party-style cleaning-of-the-house?
Guest: David Hogg, DNC Vice Chair and founder of Leaders We Deserve PAC
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2025-05-1330 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | The War Over Pete HegsethDespite being perhaps the least experienced person to ever hold his position, Pete Hegseth has set about dramatically reforming the Department of Defense to Donald Trump’s specifications—which seem to have less to do with creating a more effective fighting force, and more to do with window dressing.
Guest: Tom Bowman, Pentagon reporter for NPR.
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2025-05-1229 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | The War Over Pete HegsethDespite being perhaps the least experienced person to ever hold his position, Pete Hegseth has set about dramatically reforming the Department of Defense to Donald Trump’s specifications—which seem to have less to do with creating a more effective fighting force, and more to do with window dressing.
Guest: Tom Bowman, Pentagon reporter for NPR.
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2025-05-1229 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisThe War Over Pete HegsethDespite being perhaps the least experienced person to ever hold his position, Pete Hegseth has set about dramatically reforming the Department of Defense to Donald Trump’s specifications—which seem to have less to do with creating a more effective fighting force, and more to do with window dressing.
Guest: Tom Bowman, Pentagon reporter for NPR.
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2025-05-1229 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisMain Character Syndrome: Your MomAs we head into Mother’s Day weekend (there’s still time to get to the florist if you hurry!), we dive into “motherhood in the moment”—where “pro-natalism”, the rising cost of childcare, and, um, Chapelle Roan are making the “Tiger Mom” era of a decade ago seem quaint.
Guest: Jenée Desmond-Harris, staff writer for Slate and host of Dear Prudence.
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2025-05-0903 min
Slate BusinessYes, Shelves Will Be EmptyThe consequences of Donald Trump’s new tariffs are working their way through the supply chain and soon will start showing up for consumers in the form of empty shelves, higher prices, and potentially even layoffs and a recession.
Guest: Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal tech reporter and the author of Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door---Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy.
Jessica Berger, CEO of Bundle x Joy.
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2025-05-0829 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | Yes, Shelves Will Be EmptyThe consequences of Donald Trump’s new tariffs are working their way through the supply chain and soon will start showing up for consumers in the form of empty shelves, higher prices, and potentially even layoffs and a recession.
Guest: Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal tech reporter and the author of Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door---Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy.
Jessica Berger, CEO of Bundle x Joy.
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2025-05-0832 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | Yes, Shelves Will Be EmptyThe consequences of Donald Trump’s new tariffs are working their way through the supply chain and soon will start showing up for consumers in the form of empty shelves, higher prices, and potentially even layoffs and a recession.
Guest: Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal tech reporter and the author of Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door---Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy.
Jessica Berger, CEO of Bundle x Joy.
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2025-05-0832 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisYes, Shelves Will Be EmptyThe consequences of Donald Trump’s new tariffs are working their way through the supply chain and soon will start showing up for consumers in the form of empty shelves, higher prices, and potentially even layoffs and a recession.
Guest: Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal tech reporter and the author of Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door---Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy.
Jessica Berger, CEO of Bundle x Joy.
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2025-05-0832 min
Slate Daily FeedWhat Next | The Arts of the DealHow Donald Trump is attempting to shape the arts to his own liking, from installing himself as head of the Kennedy Center to canceling grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, throwing organizations and projects of all sizes into uncertainty and chaos.
Guests:
Alisa Solomon, director of the Arts & Culture concentration at the Columbia Journalism School
Katy Waldman, staff writer for the New Yorker.
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2025-05-0732 min
Slate NewsWhat Next | The Arts of the DealHow Donald Trump is attempting to shape the arts to his own liking, from installing himself as head of the Kennedy Center to canceling grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, throwing organizations and projects of all sizes into uncertainty and chaos.
Guests:
Alisa Solomon, director of the Arts & Culture concentration at the Columbia Journalism School
Katy Waldman, staff writer for the New Yorker.
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2025-05-0732 min
Slate CultureWhat Next | The Arts of the DealHow Donald Trump is attempting to shape the arts to his own liking, from installing himself as head of the Kennedy Center to canceling grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, throwing organizations and projects of all sizes into uncertainty and chaos.
Guests:
Alisa Solomon, director of the Arts & Culture concentration at the Columbia Journalism School
Katy Waldman, staff writer for the New Yorker.
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2025-05-0732 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisThe Arts of the DealHow Donald Trump is attempting to shape the arts to his own liking, from installing himself as head of the Kennedy Center to canceling grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, throwing organizations and projects of all sizes into uncertainty and chaos.
Guests:
Alisa Solomon, director of the Arts & Culture concentration at the Columbia Journalism School
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Guest: Justin Peters, Slate correspondent and author of “What Happened to Marco Rubio?”
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2025-05-0632 min
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Guest: Justin Peters, Slate correspondent and author of “What Happened to Marco Rubio?”
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2025-05-0632 min
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2025-05-0632 min
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2025-05-0131 min
Slate Daily FeedTrump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’Many of the policy changes in Trump’s first 100 days have come from the White House—but now, it’s Congress’s turn. Republicans have roughly a month to pass a multi-trillion-dollar bill to advance the president’s domestic agenda. But will the bill’s combination of tax cuts and increases in spending on defense and border security render it unpassable for GOP budget hawks?
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2025-05-0131 min
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Guest: Jim Newell, senior politics writer at Slate.
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2025-05-0131 min
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2025-04-2925 min
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2025-04-2928 min
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Guest: Kiera Butler, senior editor and reporter at Mother Jones and author of Raise: What 4-H Teaches Seven Million Kids and How Its Lessons Could Change Food and Farming Forever.
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2025-04-2928 min
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Guest: Kiera Butler, senior editor and reporter at Mother Jones and author of Raise: What 4-H Teaches Seven Million Kids and How Its Lessons Could Change Food and Farming Forever.
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2025-04-2928 min
Slate Daily FeedAre Public Schools the Supreme Court's Next Target?The Supreme Court is hearing two cases this month regarding religion in public schools that seem to contradict each other—a public school in Maryland where parents claim books with LGBTQ characters or themes are indoctrination, and a Catholic charter school in Oklahoma arguing it has the right to state funding. Can the court’s religion-friendly majority give them both what they want without falling afoul of the First Amendment?
Guest: Mark Joseph Stern, senior writer for Slate.
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2025-04-2833 min
Slate NewsAre Public Schools the Supreme Court's Next Target?The Supreme Court is hearing two cases this month regarding religion in public schools that seem to contradict each other—a public school in Maryland where parents claim books with LGBTQ characters or themes are indoctrination, and a Catholic charter school in Oklahoma arguing it has the right to state funding. Can the court’s religion-friendly majority give them both what they want without falling afoul of the First Amendment?
Guest: Mark Joseph Stern, senior writer for Slate.
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2025-04-2833 min
What Next | Daily News and AnalysisAre Public Schools the Supreme Court's Next Target?The Supreme Court is hearing two cases this month regarding religion in public schools that seem to contradict each other—a public school in Maryland where parents claim books with LGBTQ characters or themes are indoctrination, and a Catholic charter school in Oklahoma arguing it has the right to state funding. Can the court’s religion-friendly majority give them both what they want without falling afoul of the First Amendment?
Guest: Mark Joseph Stern, senior writer for Slate.
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2025-04-2833 min
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2025-04-2230 min
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2025-04-2230 min
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Enjoy!^^
Intro/Trenner/Outro: Joscha
Logo: Danny
Einmischen!-Superpac:
Stephan, Tobias, Andreas, Robert, Edith, Harald, Stephan, Ingo, Dominik, anonym, Marvin, Dominik, Podcastfamilienunterstützung Lidia+Linda+Robert, Ingmar, Marcel, Karsten, Frank, Thmoas, Klaus, Linus, Oliver, Jens, Sven, Stephan, Juliane Zeus, Rita, Andreas, Sven, Zayo, Daniel Rudi, derPUPE, Kaiserin Fleischna, Joachim, Niklas, Klaus
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Enjoy!^^
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Logo: Danny
Einmischen!-Superpac:
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#WWE #SNME #DeportesEn15
🎙️ Federico López e Isabel Landrua analizan en esta edición especial de Deportes en 15 lo mejor y lo más polémico del evento:
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• Liv Morgan reina como campeona mundial femenina, pero… ¿a qué costo?
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Descubre las predicciones, los rumores más emocionantes y todo lo que necesitas saber sobre el evento del año.🔍
En este especial, hablamos de: •
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War Games Masculino: The OG Bloodline vs The New Bloodline...
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1.90 pro TagImpact Investments, Mikrofinanzierung und Emerging MarketsIm Gespräch mit Patrick Elmer
Impact Investment findet immer mehr Interesse um globale Entwicklung zu unterstützen.
Patrick Elmer, ETH Nadel-Alumnus 2006, hat nach dem Aufbau einer Mikrofinanzbank in Madagaskar und einer Karriere bei der Credit Suisse als Head Responsible Investments & Philanthropy vor sieben Jahren seine eigene Impact Investment Firma iGravity aufgebaut. Im Gespräch mit Fritz Brugger gibt Patrick Elmer einen Einblick wie er Brücken baut zwischen dem Wissen der Internationalen Zusammenarbeit und den Mechanismen der Finanzwelt um global Armut zu reduzieren. Und wie bei Investitionen in Sozialunternehmen soziale Wirkung und finanzielle Rendite im Gleichgewicht blei...
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1.90 pro TagBäuer*innen, Arbeitsbedingungen und der Wert des EssensIm Gespräch mit Carole Nordmann
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Ausserdem: Was Bäuerin...
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Spurensuche KölnAnno 1823: Tradition und Karneval in Köln - Die Ulrepforte und die kölschen Roten FunkenPräsident Hunold verrät: Wie die Roten Funken die Ulrepforte kaperten und ihre Tradition mit kölschem Witz immer wieder frisch polieren!
Die Roten Funken, sind nicht nur das älteste und mitgliedsstärkste Traditionscorps in Köln.
Als Superhelden des Kölner Karnevals – nur ohne Cape, dafür mit ganz viel Kölsch verkörpern sie die Freude, den Zusammenhalt und die rheinische Lebensart, die den Karneval so besonders machen.
Heinz Günther Hunold – seit 23 Jahren Präsident und Kommandant der Roten Funken - erzählt wie die roten Funken immer wieder frischen Wind in die alten Uniformen bringen.
Die Rot...
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1.90 pro TagBerufsbildung, Digitalisierung und MigrationIm Gespräch mit Sonja Hofstetter
Die duale Berufsausbildung in Betrieb und Berufsschule ist eine Schweizer Erfolgsgeschichte: praxisorientiert, durchlässig, nah an der Wirtschaft. Und ein Exportschlager der Schweizer Entwicklungszusammenarbeit?
Die Gründe dafür kennt Sonja Hofstetter, Head of Skills, Labour and Migration bei Swisscontact. Im Gespräch mit Fritz Brugger erklärt die ETH NADEL-Alumna 2014, ob die Berufsbildung der Schlüssel zur Armutsreduktion ist, was Green Skills sind und was sie von der Idee hält, Berufsbildung dazu einzusetzen, Migration zu reduzieren.
Außerdem: Von Digitalisierung, Micro Credentials und warum ein Brief des Arbeitgebers vielerorts mehr zählt als ei...
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Wir treffen Melchior Lengsfeld, Geschäftsleiter der Entwicklungsorganisation Helvetas und ETH NADEL Absolvent 1998, und sprechen mit ihm über aktuelle Herausforderungen und künftige Wirkungsfelder von internationalen Entwicklungsorganisationen.
Zusammen gehen wir der Frage nach, wie sich die Entwicklungszusammenarbeit verändert, wenn nationale Ungleichheiten zunehmen und die Überzeugungskraft der Demokratie nachlässt. Und wir reden darüber, weshalb es bei Entwicklung immer um die Veränderung von...
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Luise wagt einen Neuanfang: Sie zieht von Berlin in eine Kleinstadt im Norden Deutschlands. Dort beginnt sie einen neuen Job und eine neue Beziehung, die nicht lang hält. An einem heißen Sommertag verschwindet die junge Frau dann plötzlich spurlos. Ihr Ex-Freund gerät schnell in den Fokus der Ermittlungen, aber nachweisen kann man dem eigenbrötlerischen Einzelgänger nichts – bis er sich Jahre spä...
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#diepodcastin mit Körpergefühl: Isabel Rohner & Regula Stämpfli on Island, Barbara Hannigan im sprechenden Denken zu “Gewalt an Frauen” – darunter Rap, Rammstein & Botox.#diepodcastin mit Körpergefühl: Isabel Rohner & Regula Stämpfli on Island, Barbara Hannigan im sprechenden Denken zu “Gewalt an Frauen” – darunter Rap, Rammstein & Botox
Gleichzeitig haben Isabel Rohner und Regula Stämpfli die nächsten Woche mit ihren Büchern und Expertisen viele Auftritte: Und nochmals. Kalte Sophie ist DIE SOMMERLEKTÜRE – 100.000 fach kaufen, dringend!
“Frauen sollten nicht besser sein müssen als Männer, um als menschliche Wesen betrachtet zu werden.” Golda Meir (1898-1978), ehem. Ministerpräsidentin Israels
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2023-06-2400 min
1.90 pro TagGlobale Bildungskrise, Löhne und kleine NGOsIm Gespräch mit Nicole Stejskal
Bildung für alle! Dieses Ziel will die Weltgemeinschaft bis 2030 erreichen. Zwar sind die Einschulungsraten bis vor der Pandemie in den meisten Ländern mit niedrigem Einkommen gestiegen, gleichzeitig hinkt die Qualität aber hinterher. Niedrige Löhne, aber auch das geringe Ansehen von Lehrer*innen nennt Nicole Stejskal, Co-Geschäftsführerin der NGO CO-OPERAID, als Gründe dafür. Im Gespräch mit Fritz Brugger erklärt die Volkswirtin und ETH NADEL Absolventin (2010), warum es die Arbeit von Nichtregierungsorganisationen im Bildungsbereich braucht und wie deren Arbeit aussieht. Was es bedeutet, wenn der Raum für zi...
2023-06-2030 min
1.90 pro TagIrak, Wasserdiplomatie und der Schatten des ISIm Gespräch mit André Huber
Fünf Jahre nach der Vertreibung des «Islamischen Staates» (IS) liegt sein Schatten noch immer über der Region und erschwert das gesellschaftliche Zusammenleben. Wie sich die anspruchsvolle Vergangenheitsarbeit gestaltet und vor welchen Herausforderungen die Millionen von Geflüchteten bei ihrer Rückkehr stehen, berichtet ETH NADEL Absolvent André Huber. Er war bis vor Kurzem Leiter des Regionalprogramms der Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit DEZA für Syrien, die Türkei, den Libanon, Jordanien und den Irak.
Im Gespräch mit Fritz Brugger geht der studierte Historiker und ehemalige Journalist ausserdem dem Wasser in der Region...
2022-12-2325 min
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#diepodcastin frau, leben freiheit: Isabel Rohner & Regula Stämpfli über Iran, Theorie der islamo-gauchiste, Masih Alinejad,Natalie Amiri, Gilda Sahebi, Isabel Schayani, Nilufar Hamedi, Christiane Amanpour, Annie Ernaux& deren Defizite.
“Der Hijab ist wie die Berliner Mauer. Wenn wir diese Mauer zerstören, wird die isalmische Republik nicht mehr existieren.” Masih Alinejad, Journalistin und Kämpferin für Frauenrechte
Regula Stämpfli und Isabel Rohner sprechen über die Revolution im Iran, über die mutigen Frauen und Mädchen, die für ihre Rechte unter Androhung von Gewalt, Gefängnis, Folter und Tod kämpfen, über die träge Berichterstattung im deutschsprachigen...
2022-10-1500 min
1.90 pro TagBürgerkrieg, Berufseinstieg und «weisse Expert*innen»Im Gespräch mit Wolfgang Schneider
Der Sprung ins kalte Wasser gehört zu jedem Berufseinstieg. Wie empfindlich kalt dieses sein würde, hat Wolfgang Schneider vor seinem NADEL-Projekteinsatz in Äthiopien wahrscheinlich nicht geahnt. Der gelernte Maschineningenieur studiert im MAS Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit und hat in Addis Abeba untersucht, wie aus den Schalen von Kaffeebohnen Energie gewonnen werden kann. Bis sich die politische Situation vor Ort immer mehr zuspitzte.
Fritz Brugger und Wolfgang Schneider unterhalten sich darüber, wie es sich anfühlt, wenn ein Bürgerkrieg immer näher rückt, ob man sich an Armut gewöhnen...
2022-09-0925 min
Opera UprisingReturning to the stage with Ryan McKinnyRecognized by Opera News as “one of the finest singers of his generation,” American bass-baritone Ryan McKinny has earned his reputation as an artist with something to say. His relentless curiosity informs riveting character portrayals and beautifully crafted performances, reminding audiences of their shared humanity with characters on stage and screen. This season, McKinny brings his agile stage presence and comedic skill to performances of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro on both U.S. coasts. He first appears as the titular Figaro in a Richard Eyre production at New York City’s Metropolitan Opera, with an all-star...
2022-04-2857 min
1.90 pro TagReis, Mode und Netto-Null in ZürichIm Gespräch mit Stefanie Kägi
Reis ist eines der wichtigsten Grundnahrungsmittel der Erde. Doch wegen seiner Ökobilanz und drohender Wasserknappheit in den Anbaugebieten steht er zunehmend in der Kritik.
Stefanie Kägi, NADEL-Alumna (2014) und Expertin für nachhaltige Landwirtschaft und Wertschöpfungsketten, weiss, wie sich Reis umweltverträglicher anbauen lässt. Mit Helvetas hat sie 60'000 Reisbäuer:innen in sechs Ländern beraten und die entscheidenden Akteur:innen für ein besseres Wassermanagement an einen Tisch gebracht.
Neu ist Stefanie Kägi Klimaschutzbeauftragte bei der Stadt Zürich. Im Gespräch mit Fritz B...
2022-03-2928 min
1.90 pro TagLöhne, Menschenrechte und UberisierungIm Gespräch mit Felix Gnehm
Würden wir nur ein paar Franken mehr pro Kleidungstück bezahlen und direkt vor Ort in die Löhne der Näher*innen investieren, wäre ein grosser Teil des Problems gelöst, sagt Felix Gnehm, Direktor der Entwicklungsorganisation Solidar Suisse. Warum gelingt es trotzdem nur langsam, faire Bedingungen in der Textilindustrie zu schaffen?
Felix Gnehm, ETH-NADEL-Absolvent 2004, diskutiert mit Fritz Brugger über Arbeit und Kapital. Und darüber, ob Gewerkschaften im Kampf für existenzsichernde Löhne überhaupt etwas ausrichten können. Wir fragen nach, wie die Uberisierung der Wirtschaft den globalen Arbe...
2021-12-0327 min
1.90 pro TagAgenda 2030, Zivilgesellschaft und KinoIm Gespräch mit Martin Fässler
Die Agenda 2030 fordert alle Länder der Welt auf, die nachhaltige Entwicklung zu unterstützen: ökologisch und sozial, im eigenen Land und weltweit. Diesen Polit-Kompass, der Entwicklung und Ökologie erstmals eng verknüpft, nennt Martin Fässler «einen historischen Glücksfall». Der NADEL-Absolvent (1988) war Stabschef und Mitglied der Schweizer Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit (DEZA ) und lange Jahre für die Ausarbeitung der Schweizer Botschaft zur Entwicklungspolitik zuständig.
Doch mit der Umsetzung der Agenda 2030 harzt es. Im Gespräch mit Fritz Brugger diskutiert der studierte Soziologe und Präsident von Trigo...
2021-07-0629 min
1.90 pro TagLieferketten, Labels und LandwirtschaftsroboterIm Gespräch mit Raphael Schilling
Für uns sind Kaffee und Kakao in erster Linie beliebte Lebensmittel. Für Raphael Schilling, Experte für nachhaltige Lebensmittelbeschaffung, sind es auch kritische Rohstoffe. Denn ihr Anbau ist verknüpft mit ökologischen und sozialen Herausforderungen, wie hohem Wasserverbrauch oder nicht-existenzsichernden Löhnen.
Bis vor kurzem war der studierte Lebensmittelingenieur und NADEL Absolvent 2010 Projektleiter Nachhaltigkeit bei Coop Schweiz. Fritz Brugger spricht mit Raphael Schilling über die Komplexität von globalen Wertschöpfungsketten, über die Aufgabe, Konsumentinnen und Konsumenten von nachhaltigen Produkten zu überzeugen und darüber, ob die nachhaltige Farm der Zukunft v...
2021-04-1629 min
1.90 pro TagMigration, Traumata und Arbeit in KrisengebietenIm Gespräch mit Manuela Ernst
Bei ihrer Arbeit dreht sich alles um Migration: Nach Einsätzen in Flüchtlingslagern in Ostafrika und im Irak leitet Manuela Ernst heute die Abteilung Soziale Integration und Migration beim Schweizerischen Roten Kreuz. In dessen Ambulatorium für Folter- und Kriegsopfer in Bern erhalten Menschen, denen Schlimmes widerfahren ist, medizinische, psychotherapeutische und psychosoziale Hilfe.
Im Gespräch mit Fritz Brugger berichtet die ETH-NADEL-Absolventin (2012), warum die Flucht oft genauso traumatisiert wie die Ereignisse, welche Menschen in die Flucht treiben. Wie sie im Irak als UNHCR Schutzbeauftragte zuständig war für eine mensche...
2021-02-0932 min
Gast&GeberNora Azzaoui und Vera Günther (mimycri) - Taschen für eine humanitäre FlüchtlingspolitikDer Social Startup Podcast
In dieser Episode spreche ich mit den beiden Gründerinnen von mimycri, Nora Azzaoui und Vera Günther.
mimycri stellt Taschen und Rucksäcke her, die aus kaputten Flüchtlingsschlauchbooten gefertigt werden. Außerdem setzt das mimycri Team politische Kampagnen für eine humanitäre Flüchtlingspolitik um, und gibt Workshops zum Thema Nachhaltigkeit und Leadership.
Das Team setzt sich aus Menschen mit und ohne Fluchterfahrung zusammen.
2021-01-2435 min
Isabel Rohner & Regula Stämpfli in “The year of #DiePodcastin 2020”Isabel Rohner & Regula Stämpfli in “The year of #DiePodcastin 2020”
DiePodcastin beginnt nicht mit dem “neuen Normal”, sondern dem Encouragement von, für, durch, mit und um die Frauen. Als ungarische Milliardärin verkleidet schleicht sich die Künstlerin Andi Schmied in Milliarden-Appartements in N.Y. ein, fotografiert diese und erzählt die Geschichte von obszönen Reichtums, Sexismus und phallokratischer Architektur. Bei Minute 4.44 sind die Rohnerin & laStaempfli voll in Fahrt: “Uralt-Patriarchen, misogyne Würstchen und andere Handwerker des sexistisches Tatendrangs” werden entlarvt und vornehm beschimpft. laStaempfli passiert ein Superversprecher: “Die Frauen beginnen ja erst ab 40 zu blüten” (statt zu blühen), passt aber...
2020-12-2400 min