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004 - Hundert Jahre alte Regenrinne wird ausgetauscht

EPISODE · Dec 7, 2023 · 54 MIN

004 - Hundert Jahre alte Regenrinne wird ausgetauscht

from Things Will Be Fine · host Dominik Kapahnke, Sebastian Poullie

Heute im Hitmix: Grenzenlose Liebe den Erfolgsautoren, NOCH MAL THEMA WITZE-BEWERTUNG, Sebastian mag Figürliches, Dominik mag seinen Schal, schreckliche Städte, zerstörte Vorfreude aufs Smashing Pumpkins-Konzert, Reizthema Herbst, Dominiks YouTube-Algorithmus. Und auch Gespräche übers Wetter, aber das kann man ja vorspulen. --- Über den Podcast: Things Will Be fine Von Eskapismus bis Optimismus: Sebastian Poullie (Radiomoderator und Comedy-Autor) und Dominik Kapahnke (Sound Designer) ziehen sich gegenseitig in einen Strudel aus Popkultur, Gesellschaftsfragen, Selbstbildern, Videospielen, allgemeinem Medienpüree, und finden heraus: Alles wird gut. ⁠⁠[email protected]

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