Podcasts about larrikins

Happy New Year, and welcome back. Today we have Greg with Larrikin. This was such a great episode and a great chat, conversation flowed well and was very interesting. Hope you enjoy it, but first a word from our sponsors. Hinterhausdistilling.com Badmotivatorbarrels.com/shop/?aff=3 https://www.instagram.com/zsmithwhiskeyandmixology?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Patreon.com/the_whiskeyshaman Live the larrikin Way. Larrikin (n.) Australian slang. A person who disregards convention; a maverick. Larrikinism was a reaction to rules imposed by British officials on the young country of Australia. Our whiskey reflects this bold spirit of good-natured irreverence, and relies on character, not ceremony. You may not know Larrikin the word- but you do know these Larrikins;Annie Oakley, Crocodile Dundee, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Pete Mitchell and Steve Erwin. We're greg & katie. From Lawrenceburg to Larrikin—our name might've evolved, but our mission's still as solid as a rock. Larrikin Bourbon Co. is the true-blue embodiment of the American Dream: a craft distillery built from scratch with a fair dinkum, no-nonsense approach to making bloody good bourbon. Our founder, LCDR Greg Keeley, USN (ret), has had a wild ride. Greg's journey kicked off in a vineyard Down Under, to national security professional, and eventually landed in the extraordinary world of distilling. As a Service-Disabled Navy Combat Veteran, Greg has the unique honor of commissioned service in both the United States Navy and the Royal Australian Navy, with combat roles in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Pacific. Raised in Oz, he also served with the Australian Federal Police. At Larrikin, we don't muck around. We're not here to spin yarns about bourbon dating back to the Pilgrims. Our focus is dead simple: what kind of bourbon do we want in our glass? That's what gets us out of bed. Our goal? To craft extraordinary, novel whiskies that we're stoked to pour and even prouder to share. We bring a bit of Aussie cheek to American whiskey, blending tradition with a whole lot of passion. So here's to great bourbon, good mates, and chasing something truly special. Cheers, cobber! We are LARRIKIN. BLOODY GOOD BOURBON…and the experts agree. Private Barrel Program Our Private Barrel Program is the bee's knees. Handpicked casks that are as rare as hen's teeth. Each barrel is a one-of-a-kind gem—unrepeatable and extraordinary. Simply put, some barrels are just outstanding—first among equals. Choose your barrel in person at the distillery, or remotely, with a curated experience from the comfort of your home, office, or club. Thanks to the new-fangled inter-web, you can taste, evaluate, and select your cask with real-time guidance from our distiller - and find your perfect single barrel select. Let's clear the air: we don't blend our Private Cask selections. We bottle bourbon or rye straight from one single barrel - that you choose. No mucking about. Once it's bottled, there is no more. Your hand-picked bourbon is one-of-a-kind and impossible to replicate. Your Larrikin Bourbon Select bottles feature the barrel's special details like your logo or message along with age, proof, and mash bill. Whether you're a retailer, distributor, bourbon club, individual with a great taste in bourbon or charity group, your bottles are uniquely yours. Depending on the cask's age, you'll get between 140 and 240, 750ml bottles. Rule of thumb, the older the cask, the fewer bottles. No wait, no drama, just bloody good bourbon.  

Dan Warner from the Larrikins chats to Jof about the iconic Australian silent film 'The Sentimental Bloke' which will be screening at the Red Rock Regional Theatre and Gallery as part of their festivities on Saturday 30th of March.

G'day, Mates! We're back with another VCR deep dive on the Anti-war spectacle that is 1981's Gallipoli. With great direction from Peter Weir, and a young super Aussie Mel Gibson, you'll get drawn into Australia's outback life, what happens when you take a couple "Larrikins" across the sea, and the true consequences of being a good friend and countryman. Our major talking points include the impacts of this film on history, our personal reviews and favorite scenes, and the character development that made the protagonists so enjoyable.   Where to watch: Gallipoli - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Aine's in town! In honor of friend of the pod/friend of us as actual people, today's episode is all Australia, all the time! There's Corn Thins! Mike invented them! There's Tim Tams! Some saint or another invented them! And there's research that yields phrases like “singer Paul Joseph, Donny McCormack (ex-Nutwood Rug Band), The Larrikins and Ian Farr!” Former Nutwood Rug Band members infested the Nimbin Aquarius Festival, a surprisingly thoughtful invasion of a small town in New South Wales during the sixties; decades earlier, significantly less thought was given to the entire enterprise known as the Emu War, which you may know by now was not won by non-Emus. Join us, won't you?

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Scott Sattler & Mat Rogers are joined by Gary 'Badge' Belcher to pick their Sportsday 'STATE Of LARRIKINS' back rowers including the likes of The Fat, Hindy, Gav Miller, Crusher Cleal & many more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Sattler & Mat Rogers pick their Sportsday 'STATE Of LARRIKINS' front rowers including the likes of Les Boyd, Wayne Bartram, Roy Simmons & many more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian, actor and composer Tim Minchin wrote the songs for the musical adaptation of the Roald Dahl story Matilda which, after more than a decade of sell-out West End shows, has now also been adapted for the big screen. His stage musical version of the film Groundhog Day earned him an Olivier award and seven Tony nominations on Broadway. He also co-wrote and starred in the television comedy drama series Upright, and has performed solo shows around the world. Tim Minchin tells John Wilson about his most important cultural influences and creative inspirations, starting with his upbringing in Perth, Australia. He recalls his earliest attempts at songwriting, influenced by TS Eliot and 90s grunge rock bands, which led to him writing a musical version of Love's Labour's Lost for a youth theatre company whilst he was still at school. Tim chooses the American singer-songwriter Ben Folds as one of his key influences, and particularly the 1997 Ben Folds Five album Whatever Ever And Ever, Amen. He also cites being commissioned to write the songs for The Royal Shakespeare Company's Matilda The Musical, and working with director Matthew Warchus, as a major turning creative turning point. Perhaps surprisingly, Tim chooses an ill-fated musical project, Larrikins, as another important moment in his career. He reflects on how the animated adventure, which was due to star Hugh Jackman and Margot Robbie, was cancelled by studio bosses and the effect that experience had on him. Producer: Edwina Pitman

Try a free double serving of our usually Patreon-only spin off podcast, Land Larrikins. Not all grubs get airborne, this is what happens when they don't. If you like it, get another 50+ episodes of it at Patreon.com/MidFlightBrawlSorry for the muck around, we'll be back with Mid Flight Brawl next week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SUPPORT MFB HQ ON PATREON www.Patreon.com/MidFlightBrawl It's Christmas in July and the boys over at MFB HQ have decided to throw you a free episode of their spin off podcast, Land Larrikins, FOR FREE! Nothing truly is for free though, so enjoy the messages from our Patreon subscribers and then get over there and get around the boys. This episode is Part 2 of our special on your mate/Australia's next Prime Minister. MERCH IS FLYING OUT THE DOOR AT MFB HQ - Get it hereLIVE MID FLIGHT BRAWLS COMING UP!BRISBANE!September 10 - Good Chat Comedy Club - 8:30pmTickets here ($20 for Patreon members - $25 RRP)SOUTH AUSTRALIA! GRAPES OF MIRTH!October 29 - Seppettsfield Estate, Barossa Valley - We are on the 29th, not the 30th (its a two day festival)Tickets here MID FLIGHT BRAWL is brought to you by HEAPS NORMAL. Delicious, independent, non-alcoholic beer. Head to HeapsNormal.com, grab a slab and chuck in the promo code "DUTYFREE" for free shipping in Oz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Larrikins: Bob and Shane.  The recent and unexpected death of Shane Warne has put in the spotlight Shane the great Aussie cricketer but also Shane the great Aussie larrikin. In Australia we like a larrikin. They are full of life and the person we want to have at the party. However this attitude raises some … Continued Source

In this ‘A Conversation With', we are sitting down with Leo Sanchez. With twenty years of experience in the 3D Animation Industry, Leo Sanchez is a renowned reference in Character Modelling and a name consistently associated with some of the most successful productions of recent years. Having worked across Disney and Dreamworks on films such as Bolt, Tangled, and How To Train Your Dragon 2, Leo formed his own studio in which all disciplines such as Look Dev, Rigging, and Animation would be tightly brought together contributing to a much more solid character development practice. Leo Sanchez Studio has now contributed to productions such as How To Train Your Dragon 3, Croods 2, Larrikins, Angry Birds, and plenty more!In this chat, we discuss character modeling and development in the industry, Leo's decision to form his own studio, and the benefits and challenges that came along with it!Also, check out Agora.Community for daily content, free rigs, and assets, and order an animation review from one of our industry experts:https://www.agora.communityThanks for listening!

Merry Cwissmiss ya filthy animals. Enjoy a Chrissy treat on the boys from MFB HQ. A free, packed Chrissy episode of our spin-off (usually exclusive to Patreon members) pod, Land Larrikins, featuring Santa punch-ons from all around the world. Get around the MID FLIGHT BRAWL PATREON for bonus content, early access to live show tickets and to help keep the lights on at MFB HQ. www.Patreon.com/MidFlightBrawl LIVE SHOWS COMING UP! MELBOURNE! JAN 22 - Click here for tickets BRISBANE! JAN 29 - Click here for tickets MID FLIGHT BRAWL is brought to you by HEAPS NORMAL. Delicious, independent, non-alcoholic beer. Head to HeapsNormal.com, grab a slab and chuck in the promo code "DUTYFREE" for free shipping in Oz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome directors Clare Knight and Harry Cripps for their new animated Australian adventure, Back to the Outback. We discuss moving from editorial or writing to directing, common misconceptions, and spooky creatures. More about Back to the Outback: A ragtag group of the world's deadliest creatures - and one cute but utterly obnoxious koala - escape from a Sydney zoo to find their home in the Outback, where they'll be loved for who they are and not what they look like. Starring: Isla Fisher, Tim Minchin, Eric Bana, Guy Pearce, Miranda Tapsell, Angus Imrie, Keith Urban, Aislinn Derbez, Diesel La Torraca, Jack Charles, Celeste Barber, Gia Carides, Rachel House, Wayne Knight, Aaron Pedersen, Lachlan Power, Kylie Minogue, Kiara Marr, and Jacki Weaver. More about Clare Knight: Clare Knight A.C.E. (née Clare de Chenu) is Net ix Animation's first female director taking the helm of Back to the Outback alongside director Harry Cripps. She was previously best known for her work as Lead Editor of the entire Dreamworks Kung Fu Panda franchise. She was also at the editorial helm for the Lego franchise on Lego 2: The Second Part. More about Harry Cripps: Born in Sydney, Australia, Harry attended the Victorian College of Arts in Melbourne. After he graduated he started his career, creating, writing and directing plays in Melbourne and Sydney, and developing TV series for Fox Studios Australia. He worked at Dreamworks Animation from 2012-2017 on several animated lms including Kung Fu Panda 3 and his own original screenplay Larrikins. He recently adapted Penguin Bloom and The Dry. Find us at www.werewatchingwhat.com Back to the Outback is streaming now on Netflix. THEDHK can be found at instagram.com/thedhk , twitter.com/thedhk, and facebook.com/thedhkmovies --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Australia has a larrikin tradition, stretching back to Ned Kelly and Henry Lawson. But, is a lot of what passes for larrikinism, a fabrication? Has it been used as a form of class cover: a disguise for those who aren't genuine larrikins? Has this faux-persona been exploited by political leaders for electoral gain? Paul Barclay asks author Lech Blaine

Australia has a larrikin tradition, stretching back to Ned Kelly and Henry Lawson. But, is a lot of what passes for larrikinism, a fabrication? Has it been used as a form of class cover: a disguise for those who aren't genuine larrikins? Has this faux-persona been exploited by political leaders for electoral gain? Paul Barclay asks author Lech Blaine

Larrikins occupy a revered space in Australian culture. Variously knockabout blokes, outlaws or rebels, larrikins can seemingly get away with anything and do it with a smile. A larrikin is the sort of bloke who'd steal the wool off your sheep and then ask you to knit him a jumper he'd quickly pull over your eyes.Lech Blaine is the author of the new Quarterly Essay 'Top Blokes - The Larrikin Myth, Class and Power'.In this special preview Lech joins Andrew to discuss the evolution of the larrikin and try to pinpoint the moment when larrikinism got co-opted by powerful forces.

The UK's early response to Covid has been condemned, but life now under Covid is relatively 'normal'. Lech Blaine's Quarterly Essay looks at elites' misuse of the larrikin identity.

As a follow-up to best selling book ‘Pub Yarns', author and photographer Colin Whelan has taken his motorbike along the entire length of the River Murray to meet the locals at more than fifty hotels. 'Drinking in the Rivers, Vol I: The memorable pubs and unforgettable characters of the Murray and Edward Rivers'  is the name of the book.  He joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to have a yarn about it and the stories he's learned along the way. Drinking in the Rivers Vol I by Colin Whelan, New Holland Publishers, available from all good book retailers or online www.newhollandpublishers.com. 

With 12 published books in 6 years, Dr Dan Eddy is one of Australia's most prolific non-fiction authors. His authored and co-authored books include: King Richard: The Story of Dick Reynolds, (2017)Larrikins & Legends, (2017)Always Striving (2017),The Norm Smith Medallists (2018),and his latest book, Crimmo: The Peter Crimmins Story which was released in 2020.Dan currently has a number of exciting book projects in the works, including the authorised biography of Hawthorn and Australian football legend Peter Hudson, plus the untold story of ‘Operation Payback' - the failed merger between Hawthorn and Melbourne. He is also working closely with former Olympian and Parliamentarian, Nova Peris (OAM) on her latest autobiography.Dan is also a mental health advocate, and in 2018, while speaking at the Hero Round Table conference, Dan opened this conversation publicly, revealing the personal challenges he has faced while dealing with major depression, anxiety and Asperger's Syndrome.Dan has a Master's degree through Victoria University (2013) and a PhD through Federation University Australia (2019). The South Gippsland-born storyteller has a passion for sports history and biography.Dan and his son Ernie live in Leongatha, in Victoria's picturesque Gippsland region, with their loyal sidekick, Dennis the border collie.Socials:Website: daneddybooks.comFB: Dan Eddy Books Insta: Dan Eddy Books LinkedIn: Dr Dan Eddy Mentions:Jeff Slattery - Slattery Media David Parkin Jay Shetty Enjoy the visual here on Youtube

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Well, well, well. Look who got a tasty little stocking stuffer. We have a spinoff podcast, LAND LARRIKINS, that is usually reserved for our legendary Patreon subscribers over at Patreon.com/MidFlightBrawl - It's all about the grubs that never get airborne. However, out of the kindness of their hearts, those very same Patreon champions have given you freeloaders the opportunity to listen to an episode for free*. MERRY CHWISSMISS. 

In 1918, Melbourne was celebrating the end of WWI, unaware an insidious new war on home turf had just begun. That’s when a new drug – cocaine – first came under the nose of Melbourne police, introduced by a prostitute from Sydney. And the mastermind of the cocaine trade was Charles le Marchant, a longtime opium addict who had honed his criminal skills as a teen gang member in Chinatown. Read more about Melbourne's dark past at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the early 1900s, Chinatown's Heffernan Lane was one of the worst streets in Melbourne thanks to brothels, opium dens, gambling rooms and a tendency to attract murderous thieves. And its most notorious resident was Chinese-born gangster Harry Quong, whose upstanding parents migrated to Melbourne to give their son "a good English education". Instead, he repaid his parents’ sacrifice by becoming a bank robber, thief and all-round scoundrel - then scored himself 15 years in jail for shooting a policeman. Read more at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 1919 as a gang war called the Fitzroy Vendetta raged, Squizzy Taylor and a cast of misfits were tearing apart the inner Melbourne suburb. And living amid the sly grog shops, opium dens, brothels and slums was one man, World War I veteran Arthur Skerritt, whose life of crime culminated in a shocking murder. Read more at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Collis family caused mayhem for decades with their sly grog shops and gang violence until authorities were forced to declare their homes condemned to run them out of town. Read more at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Her name is barely known today, but the formidable Ann Shiell was a powerful crime boss, slum landlord, brothel madam and controller of gangs of thieves in Melbourne in the late 1800s. For more on this story, go to heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week the gang says goodbye to some much loved shows but luckily the sadness is swept away by the drama and excitement of new Reality TV! From the Masked Singer & Bachelor release dates to cleanskins and the breaking of penises the content just keeps coming! Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpikyTrap Check out our Facebook: https://facebook.com/SpikyTrap

Clancy Overell, Errol Parker and Wendell Hussey wrap up all the big stories from another week in news. Recording out of the Budgy Smuggler Booth, get up to speed on what's been happening here.

Jack Steele and Matt Ford are the comedy duo behind social media sensation the Inspired Unemployed. They joined us on the podcast to talk about making comedy during a time where it can be a little hard to crack a smile. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We discuss siblings, larrikins, banks and overseas travel. And we try to figure out what would make a ships captain sad.

Learn about Australian history and culture in this episode of Aussie English where I talk about larrikins and push gangs in Australia.

After years of producing award-winning feature-length films, DreamWorks Animation announced they were getting into the "shorts" business in November 2017. And this year their first two short films have made it onto the finalists list for the Best Animated Short Film Oscar. One of the entries is "Bilby", which emerged from the DWA feature "Larrikins", a casualty of Universal's purchase of DWA back in 2016. On this episode of the LCJ Q&A, "Bilby" directors JP Sans, Liron Topaz and Pierre Perifel reflect on their amazing journey with this story of two unlikely friends. 

Are today's boys still allowed to be larrikins? We look at three different books about children gangs from different eras from the 50's until today. - Darf man heutzutage noch Lausbub sein? Wir blicken zurück auf sechs Jahrzehnte Kinderstreiche.

In a bumper edition of The Two Tones, Tony Moclair and Tony De Bolfo review our amazing win over GWS and speak to author Dan Eddy about his new book, Larrikins and Legends.

Pat Griffiths goes through the top stories for Tuesday October 25th. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zenon Kosmider reads the news headlines from the Daily Telegraph for Wednesday October 5.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zach takes issue with the 'Wheel of Brisbane' before the boys give you tips on singing Happy Birthday. They boys get motivated by Shia Labeouf to continue the show to crown 'Sir Douche Chillington'. Josh tells Zach about a failed wedding proposal and they discuss what happened to the great Aussie larrikin. Listen to the Show Live at; www.Switch1197.com From 2pm every Sunday

We continue today our recent conversation with former Australian Cricket captain and now member of the Channel 9 commentary team; Ian Chappell about his new book Chappelli: Life, Larrikins and Cricket. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moin. Da bin ich also endlich wieder. Ihr habt hier die gesammelten Aufnahmen der letzten Wochen mit vielen Gästen. Es beginnt mit den Aufnahmen aus Lübeck. Da war ich mit Api, Birthe und Peter. Großen Dank gebührt dem Sudden von Suddenswelt, Twitterlink in den Shownotes, der uns durch durch die Stadt geführt hat. In Lübeck waren wir als erstes einen sehr leckeren Döner verzehren und dazu komisches Bier trinken. In der zweiten Aufnahme seit ihr live dabei, wie wir durchs Holstentor schreiten. Danach sind irgendwie keine Aufnahmen mehr entstanden. Erst auf dem Weg von dem von uns besuchten Konzert zum Auto wieder. Eine großartige weitere Aufnahme aus einem Auto. Ich erinnere mich nicht mehr so genau daran. Aber es klingt lustig. Oh man... Die letzte Aufnahme kommt von einem Fußballtunier aus Goldberg. Zu Wort kommen SkaterPeter und Laubi von der Larrikins. Danke an alle Beteiligten und viel Spaß beim hören. Links: Sudden von Suddenswelt bei Twitter Die Esel und Teddy Show Der Seewolf in Lübeck Larrikins COR Dritte Wahl

Moin. Heute wieder ein etwas umfangreicherer Podcast. Ich war auf dem Sommerrock in Kossebade und habe versucht mal ein wenig die Stimmung aufzufangen. Gespielt haben Shit Happens, Frontall, Larrikins, Rossie und Kazimir. Auch wie immer bei sowas dabei der Api, der ist ein reiner Guter. Man merkt auch wieder, welche Bands mir gefallen und welche nicht. Ach ja, ich war nüchtern, weil ich Fahrer war. Livemusik gibt es auch wieder. Ihr hört den neuen Song der Larrikins, Infarkt, und den Song Brokenlande von Kazimir. Leider ist die Soundqualität dabei nicht so optimal, aber ich denke das geht schon. Es gibt auch einige alte Bekannte, wie den Ein-Euro-Job-mach-Mann oder die Menschen von den Larrikins. Im späteren Verlauf haben wir noch komische Menschen interviewt, die nicht aufhören wollten zu reden. Am Ende nehme ich euch noch mal mit ins Bett und fasse den Abend kurz zusammen und was danach mit der Polizei war. Viel Spaß damit. Links: Die Dorfchronick von Kossebade Die altbekannten Larrikins KAZIMIR

Moin. Das Infoquelle für das Intro kommt heute vom Podschnacker. Danach mal wieder ein lustiger Livebericht. Ich war auf einem Festival in Goldberg. Da haben einige Bands gespielt, die ich aber nur bedingt gehört habe. Es hat Spaß gemacht, ich hatte viele Co-Moderatoren und viel komisches Zeug. Es geht um Goldberg, Pässe (von dem ich ein Bild auf die Homepage stelle). Ihr bekommt auch mit wie schwer seriöse Pressearbeit ist. Ihr hört altbekannte Gäste. Es gibt auch die Ansichten eines Podcastparasiten. Ihr hört auch einen Livemitschnitt von den Larrikins, der leider keine so gute Qualität hat, aber das Feeling versucht ein wenig aufzufangen. Danach gehts weiter abwärts mit der Folge mit: kaputten Instrumenten, Rockstarnachhilfe, Schleimerei, pauschalen Verfluchungen, Danksagungen, Podkästen, Jugendclubs, Staralüren und noch viel mehr. Lückenfüller ist heute der Ingo Links: Senfzorn Die Larrikins Esel und Teddy Timmy von Podcastination Der Herr Bastard mit seinem Podcast Der Podschnacker Onkel Ulli von Yabip Artikel aus der Zeit zum Thema Glas

Guten Donnerstag. Heute ist die Folge mal komplett den fantastischen Larrikins gewidmet. Musik von denen. Interview mit denen. Und alles für die Jungs. Danke für das Interview, hier ist der link: Die offizielle Bandpage Supportpage

Heute erkläre ich warum ich so relativ lang weg war, was ich gemacht hab und wie es mir ging. Das übliche Halt! Aber ein wenig länger. Und danke an meine Fans, Freunde und Unterstützer. Musik mal wieder von den fantastischen Larrikins

Endlich wieder eine richtige Folge. Heute berichte ich euch von meinem Wochenende...Bier auf Wein. Schlechte DJs und gute Musik von den Larrikins mit dem Lied Schlachtfeld. Homepage: http://www.larrikins.de/larrikins/ Kontakt/mail zu mir: fernschreiber@bluedragon.de

Moin. Heute nicht so gut drauf und auch nicht sonderlich Inhaltsvoll...Ein kurzer Bericht zu meinem Studium. Musik: Larrikins - Müde Helden Homepage: Http://www.Larrikins.de -> unbedingt ma anschauen Dann noch ein Gedicht:Der eiserne Vorhang...Viel Spaß und bis zum nächsten Mal. Aufbauversuche: fernschreiber@bluedragon.de ; fernschreiber.podspot.de