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Der Name der Hose

Heard
2022
Episodes
8
Language
German

German Public Radio Der Name der Hose | von Kai Magnus Sting Diesmal ermitteln Bastian Pastewka, Kai Magnus Sting und Christoph Maria Herbst in einem seltsamen Kloster. Dafür schlüpfen sie in Mönchskutten – und in alle Rollen. Im Kloster schleicht ein unheimlicher Mönchskiller durch die Gänge und dezimiert den Orden. Oder liegt es doch am neuen Küchenmeister in der Klosterküche? Kann Annette Frier ihnen als Äbtissin helfen, den unheimlichen Mönchskiller zu stellen? Fest steht: Die Gurkentruppe ist wieder zurück – mit einem hochspannenden Fall! Kriminalgrotesken von Kai Magnus Sting Mit: Bastian Pastewka, Kai Magnus Sting, Christoph Maria Herbst und Annette Frier Regie: Leonhard Koppelmann Produktion: Der Hörverlag mit Kai Magnus Sting und Leonhard Koppelmann, 2022

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Ab ins Koster (1/8)

    No date given · 11 min

  2. Der Bruder (2/8)

    No date given · 13 min

  3. Die Leiche im Bottich (3/8)

    No date given · 14 min

  4. Die Erzbischöfin (4/8)

    No date given · 15 min

  5. Die gruselige Eule (5/8)

    No date given · 12 min

  6. Reliquien für alle! (6/8)

    No date given · 18 min

  7. Die Gefahr aus den Büchern (7/8)

    No date given · 16 min

  8. Das große Finale (8/8)

    No date given · 16 min

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  1. Der Name der Hose

    Listeners' uploads · Kai Magnus Sting · 8 episodes here · archive.org

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