Barbara Stöckl in conversation with Désirée Nosbusch, Alex Kristan, Alina Lindermuth and Astrid Drapela

2023-04-19 09:09:10

In the ORF night talk “Stöckl” on April 20 at 11:05 p.m. on ORF 2

Vienna (OTS) – In the current edition of the ORF Nighttalk “Stöckl” on Thursday, April 20, 2023, at 11:05 p.m. on ORF 2, actress Désirée Nosbusch, cabaret artist Alex Kristan, writer Alina Lindermuth and chicken expert Astrid Drapela are guests of Barbara Stöckl:

Désirée Nosbusch was a star early on as a children’s and youth presenter, presented the “Grand Prix Eurovision de la Chanson” and today celebrates international success as an actress. Her role as investment boss in the series “Bad Banks” gave the Luxembourg native a big comeback. Since then, the 58-year-old has been in great demand and is currently also nominated for a “ROMY”. In an interview with Barbara Stöckl, she looks back on her eventful life and explains why recognition from Austria plays a special role in her life.

Cabaret artist Alex Kristan also received a lot of applause from his fans. The former Formula 1 reporter has been on stage with the program “50 Shades of Shame” since autumn. The 50-year-old does not take it for granted that his performances have been sold out for months and emphasizes how grateful he is for it. In addition, the Lower Austrian reveals what is important to him in his parodies and how the imitated athletes think about it.

Writer Alina Lindermuth dedicates her current novel “Fremde Federn” to the important topic of 24-hour care. The 30-year-old knows from her own experience – her grandparents themselves were in need of care for years – how difficult and challenging this situation can be for a family. In the “Stöckl” night talk, the native of Carinthia also tells what important insights she has gained about the nursing profession.

Astrid Drapela is a biologist and has been a passionate chicken keeper for five years. In the course of research for her debut book “I wish I had a chicken” she had to realize that chickens are among the outsiders of ornithology and zoology. In an interview with Barbara Stöckl, the Viennese, who keeps around 40 chickens on her farm, explains the fascination and cleverness of these animals and also explains what needs to be considered if you plan to get chickens.