Schon mal einen bilingualen Podcast gehört? Angetrieben von der Idee, ihr Publikum pünktlich zum Wochenstart mit einem humorvollen Gedanken zu verwöhnen, versuchen Jacob Moss (Journalist & Werber) und Gabriel Schaffler (Radiomacher & Kulturjournalist), bewusst eine Sprache für viele Menschen zu sprechen. Der eine auf Englisch, der andere auf Deutsch. Australia Vs. Austria. Woche für Woche setzten ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Shhh..🤫🇦🇹Austrians love their country but quietly! In this special episode of The Wurst Guide to Living in Austria, Jake reads two unreleased chapters from Schau ma mal — one about Austria’s quiet love affair with silence, and another about why yo... more
In dieser Folge widmen sich Jacob und Gabriel dem wohl größten Missverständnis des Jahres: Wien soll laut einer Studie die freundlichste Stadt Europas sein. Na sicher ned! Zwischen „robustem Charme“ und Grant deluxe fragen sich die beiden: Was ist ei... more
Are you lonely? Jacob hat ein neues Herzensprojekt gestartet: 🎨 Vienna Offline – ein Event ohne Handys, dafür mit echten Begegnungen. Aus dieser Idee ist auch die Folge “How to make friends in Austria” entstanden. Er teilt seine persönlichen Erfahru... more
Inflation, steigende Lebensmittelpreise & broke bros! Langweiliges Thema? Mag sein – wir machen es trotzdem unterhaltsam! 🤑Im August 2025 lag die Inflation in Österreich bei 4,1 %, Lebensmittel sind im Schnitt ein Drittel teurer als Ende 2019. Gabri... more
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I asked Siri to play me a podcast for expats in Austria and was thrown this gem. As an Australian (slowly learning German), I can generally only understand half of this but it’s still hilarious and I appreciate the random stories, very insightful into Wien life.
These guys are getting me through living in the States until I move back to Austria. I listen to them every Monday while I make my Palatschinken. ♥️
The topics are very interesting, but the Austrian guy is very rude and hates everything 🧐 to every single topic he is always unhappy. It is not nice to hear.
Ich liebe den Podcast, weil die beiden super lustig sind aber teilweise auch informativ.
Total nett zum Anhören während dem Arbeiten, Kochen usw
As an Australian coming to Vienna for an exchange, I randomly found this podcast about a 2 months ago. I love it. You boys genuinely put a smile on my face every week (even if I can’t really understand Gabi)
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A bilingual exploration of life in Austria, where the hosts engage their audience with humor while discussing various aspects of Austrian culture, society, and personal anecdotes. Every week, they tackle a wide array of topics ranging from medieval history and cuisine to school systems and societal norms, often contrasting the experiences of being Australian versus Austrian. The lighthearted banter interspersed with informative insights makes it a delightful listen for both locals and expats. With a unique mix of comedy and cultural commentary, the podcast resonates with anyone looking to understand and appreciate the quirks of life in Austria.
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