386: Der Eurovision Song Contest

Zu Beginn der Episode überlegen wir, warum uns Berlin im Vergleich zu anderen Städten oft so unfreundlich vorkommt. Im Follow-up geht es noch einmal um die vermeintliche Abschaltung älterer E-Reader von Amazon. (Es ist doch nicht so schlimm, wie gedacht.) Manuel muss Tickets für ...  Show more

Warum werden Karotten in Deutschland fast nur in 2-kg-Tüten verkauft? Nachdem wir dieser Frage auf den Grund gegangen sind, sprechen wir über künstliche Intelligenz: Welche Vor- und Nachteile sehen wir in der Technologie? Und welche KI-Apps benutzen wir persönlich? Bei der Frage, ...  Show more

After months of blood, sweat and tears, the Eurovision Song Contest is soon about to crown its winner for 2024. Michael’s still in Malmö, joining with Io in Melbourne, to preview the big finale. There’s an update about the Netherlands, deep dive into the final and still general c ...  Show more

Rerun: Spectacle, camp and glamour were NOT on the agenda in Lugano, Switzerland on 24th May, 1956: the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest was broadcast mostly on the radio, and featured a whistling duo as its interval act. Who had to perform twice. Voting controversy, however, wa ...  Show more

The Eurovision Song Contest has transformed itself from a TV show experiment to the world's largest live music event. 160 million people are expected to watch this year's competition in Sweden, as 37 countries take part. The acts participating will be hoping to become global supe ...  Show more

2003'ten 2021'e kadar mercek altına aldığımız Eurovision şarkı yarışması ve Türkiye'nin şarkılarını yad ettiğimiz hüzünlü bir bölüm