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The Wurst Guide to Living in Austria

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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

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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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Recent Guests

Anji Vondraček
Dudelsacklistin of the well-known Austrian medieval band
Musiker Salamander
Episode: #188 Ritter, Hexen & Hitler-Jokes – eine Zeitreise in Österreichs Vergangenheit
Patrick Sünwoldt
Entrepreneur and former creative director
CEO of Goodat
Episode: #183 How to be an entrepreneur &/or German in Austria
Richard Hemmer
Historian and co-host of Geschichten aus der Geschichte
Geschichten aus der Geschichte
Episode: #157 Fünf kuriose Erfindungen aus Österreich mit Historiker Richard Hemmer
Daniela Schmidt
ORF radio presenter at Ö3
Ö3
Episode: #149 Der große Jahresrückblick mit Ö3-Moderatorin Daniela Schmidt
Stefan Joham
Well-known photographer in Vienna
Episode: #143 Humans of Vienna! Zwischen Grant und Schmäh mit Wiener Original Stefan Joham.

Hosts

Jacob Moss
Co-host and journalist with a focus on cultural commentary and humor, exploring the nuances of expatriate life in Austria.
Gabriel Schaffler
Co-host and cultural journalist known for his engaging insights into Austrian life and cultural politics, often blending humor with serious themes.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 317 ratings
  • Was ist das brilliance

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rose Aneta
    Australia4 months ago
  • My emotional support podcast

    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. ♥️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mishka Bauer Green
    United States7 months ago
  • Hmm

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    dashaILN
    Russia2 years ago
  • Super Podcast über Wien und Österreich

    Ich liebe den Podcast, weil die beiden super lustig sind aber teilweise auch informativ.

    Total nett zum Anhören während dem Arbeiten, Kochen usw

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Der Bewerter 5000
    Austria2 years ago
  • Amazing

    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)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Han df
    Australia3 years ago

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Some feedback points out that while the topics are engaging, there can occasionally be critiques regarding the tone or certain opinions expressed.
Overall, there is a positive reception, highlighting how the podcast serves as both entertainment and a cultural guide.
Listeners appreciate the humorous and insightful take on Austrian culture and life, often noting the light-hearted banter between the hosts.
Praise often goes to the bilingual format, welcoming a diverse audience with varying degrees of language proficiency.

Chart Rankings

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Spotify
#176
Austria/Trending
Apple Podcasts
#33
Colombia/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#41
Austria/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#76
Singapore/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#240
Taiwan/Comedy

Talking Points

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#186 Starting school in Austria… it’s different!
Q: Can you remember anything about your first day of school?
Gabriel fondly recalls standing with a friend holding their Schultüte at school and later celebrating at Naschmarkt.
#183 How to be an entrepreneur &/or German in Austria
Q: What would be the biggest challenge for you as a foreigner starting a business here?
The biggest challenge was the process to find out what I want to do, everything else is super easy and very supportive here in Austria.
#174 Wandern, Speck & Steinböcke – Podcasten auf 2.277!
Q: What was one of those moments during the hike where you realized something important?
Being surrounded by nature reminded me of how simple and peaceful life can be, away from modern distractions.
#170 Haben wir alle keine Aufmerksamkeitsspanne mehr?
Q: Where do you think the future of journalism is going?
It faces many challenges, but local journalism is crucial and should thrive.
#170 Haben wir alle keine Aufmerksamkeitsspanne mehr?
Q: Do you have a story that you could share with us?
One of my favorite interviews was done in a Spargel field, where I was literally standing in the mud and rain.

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