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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2024 · 1H 8M

De 50ste Gebuurtsdag

from Platt-Cast · host Marco Strodt-Dieckmann, Markus Jänen, Ralf Manning

Nach einer vierwöchigen Sommerpause melden sich unsere Plattbarden zurück. Gut erholt. In voller Schönheit. Der Urlaub hat gut getan. Mallorca. Dänemark. Norddeich. Markus eröffnet die Runde der 50er und hat kräftig gefeiert. Wenn das nicht der ideale Moment ist, um das Plattcast Biertasting aus dem Winterschlaf zu holen. Wieder an Bord. Ein großer Wunsch unserer Plattis. Wir haben verstanden. Und im Gepäck: das Veltins Helles Lager sowie Barre Dunkel. Unsere Empfehlung geht raus. Heute erfahrt ihr, warum der Siebenschläfer auf dem Vormarsch ist und wie man in Westphalen durch Armdrücken die Königinnenwürde erlangen kann. Plattdeutsche Standards im Schulunterricht? Gibt es jetzt! Wo und warum, wir erklären es. Marco hat Leckereien aus Mallorca und von der Arbeit mitgebracht. Gerne empfehlen wir die beiden Käsesorten Ossau Iraty und Queso Manchego. Auch lecker: die türkische Spezialität Kadayif. Süße Sünde! Alles wie immer, nur besser! Full Spaß biet lustern!

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