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Darüber sollten wir reden: Monatsrückblick Mai 2026

By M.A. Karjalainen June 5, 2026 · Edited June 5, 2026
In ihrem Monatsrückblick auf den Mai 2026 haben Christian Janisch von Idealism Prevails und Michael Karjalainen-Dräger von mkd_report[s] den Song-Contest-“Professor“ Mario Lackner zu Gast, um den ESC 2026 in Wien ausführlich zu analysieren. Danach sprechen sie u.a. noch über folgende weitere Themen: Kommunalwahlen in GB, Situation von CDU und FDP in Deutschland, den Rücktritt von ÖVP-Klubchef Wöginger, die Zukunft des ORF, das Ende des gesunden Menschenverstandes und jede Menge Sportliches.
Darüber sollten wir reden: Monatsrückblick Mai 2026

https://odysee.com/@karjalainen-draeger.report:1/DSWR_Mai_2026:9

00:00:00 Begrüßung & Überblick

KULTUR
00:01:46 Analyse des ESC 2026 in Wien
00:39:02 Wr. Festwochen Peter Thiel ein- und wieder ausgeladen
00:41:05 Biennale Aufregung um Florentina Holzingers Installation

INTERNATIONAL
00:45:30 USA
00:48:10 Neuwahlen in Israel
00:51:14 Kommunalwahlen GB
00:55:03 Hendrik Wüst statt Friedrich Merz?
00:59:52 FDP: Kubicki übernimmt

ÖSTERREICH
01:02:18 Wögingers Urteil und Rücktritt
01:06:00 Campaigning für einen Sitz im UNO-Sicherheitsrat
01:08:44 neuer ORF Generaldirektor vor der Wahl

GESELLSCHAFT
01:15:20 Regeln und gesunder Menschenverstand am Beispiel Mt. Everest und Wal Timmy

SPORT
01:22:05 Alex Zanardi verstorben
01:23:43 Nachruf auf Alfred Tatar
01:25:20 LASK gewinnt Double
01:30:07 Ausblick auf die Fußball-WM
01:36:00 Finale der Fußball Champions League
01:41:30 Österreich bei der Eishockey-WM
01:48:30 Felix Gall wird Zweiter beim Giro d’Italia
01:50:25 Enhanced Games in Las Vegas

01:54:00 Verabschiedung

Bildrechte:
Wolfgang Müller, Idealism Prevails, CC BY-SA 4.0

#esc #fußball-wm #orf #gesunder menschenverstand #sport
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