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Best Schuler! Fragen was ist Episodes

ByRalf Schuler
126 episodes

Als langjähriger Leiter der Parlamentsredaktion von BILD reiste er mit Kanzlerin a.D. Angela Merkel um die Welt, kennt den Berliner Politik-Betrieb von innen, ohne Teil der „Berliner Blase“ zu sein. „Schuler! Fragen, was ist“ ist die neue YouTube- und Podcast-Show mit DEM Berlin-Insider schlechthin. Ralf Schuler trifft die wichtigsten Entscheider der Republik zum Gespräch. Ausgeruht und auf Augenhöhe.

#1

Deniz Yücel über den Anzeigen-Wahn deutscher Politiker: „Es schadet dem Vertrauen in die Demokratie“

In this insightful episode, journalist Deniz Yücel discusses the impact of political advertising on democracy, drawing from his extensive experience in Turkish politics. His candid observations provide a unique perspective that is both relevant and thought-provoking for anyone interested in the current political landscape.

2025-04-23•1h 0m
#2

Historiker Hubertus Knabe über „Befreiung“ des Ostens nach 1945: „Da wurde praktisch systematisch vergewaltigt“

Historian Hubertus Knabe challenges the conventional narrative of the 1945 liberation with a gripping discussion on the realities of post-war East Germany. This episode is a must-listen for history buffs and those interested in the complexities of historical interpretation.

2025-05-07•44m
#3

Matthias Heine über Gendern: „Man will mit der Sprachveränderung auch die Gesellschaft verändern“

Matthias Heine dives into the contentious topic of language and its role in societal change, discussing his new book in a way that is both engaging and accessible. This episode offers listeners a chance to reflect on the implications of language in shaping societal norms.

2025-05-02•54m

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#4

Rechtsprofessor Volker Boehme-Neßler: So sehr stand die Meinungsfreiheit noch nie unter Druck

In a compelling discussion, legal expert Volker Boehme-Neßler examines the current state of free speech in Germany and the implications of government policies. This episode is particularly relevant in today's climate of increasing censorship and is essential for those concerned about civil liberties.

2025-04-15•52m
#5

Ex-CDU Mitglied Gerald Wagener über leere Versprechen in der Politik und Unternehmertum

Gerald Wagener shares his disillusionment with the CDU and discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship in today's political climate. His firsthand experience provides a rare insight into the intersection of politics and business that new listeners will find enlightening.

2025-05-26•27m
#6

Kabarettistin Monika Gruber über die Bundestagswahl: „Was der Wähler möchte, ist eigentlich den Politikern egal“

Comedian Monika Gruber brings her sharp wit to the discussion of the Bundestag elections, providing a humorous yet critical perspective on how politicians perceive voter needs. This episode is perfect for those looking to engage with political commentary in a lighthearted manner.

2025-02-20•42m
#7

Buchhändlerin Susanne Dagen: „Ich bin in einer Branche ansässig, die ich als vollkommen verblödet bezeichnen muss.“

Susanne Dagen offers a candid look at the book industry and its challenges, shedding light on the political influences that shape literature. This episode appeals to book lovers and those interested in the cultural discourse surrounding literature today.

2025-04-25•56m
#8

Ex-Grüne zum Selbstbestimmungsgesetz: „Dadurch ist dieses Geschlechter-Hopping möglich geworden“

Dr. Valerie Wilms discusses her personal journey and the implications of the Self-Determination Act on society. Her unique perspective as a former Green Party member adds depth to the conversation around gender identity, making it a compelling listen.

2025-04-17•42m
#9

Finanzwissenschaftler Raffelhüschen „Die Alten bekommen alles und das auf Kosten der Jungen“

This episode features financial scientist Bernd Raffelhüschen as he critiques the current fiscal policies favoring older generations. His insights prompt important discussions about generational equity and the future of economic policies in Germany.

2025-04-18•48m
#10

Historiker Andreas Rödder „Ich plädiere dafür, die Brandmauer durch rote Linien zu ersetzen“

Professor Andreas Rödder discusses the new government's challenges and the need for political accountability. This episode is significant for listeners interested in the dynamics of current government policies and their historical context.

2025-04-29•50m