A new podcast series offering firsthand accounts of Austrian parliamentary history launched this month, providing a unique oral record of the nation’s legislative body. “Geschichte(n) aus dem Parlament” – or “Stories from the Parliament” – draws on interviews collected since 2015 with former members and staff, aiming to demystify the workings of government and offer historical context [[3]]. The initiative reflects a broader trend of institutions utilizing audio storytelling to connect with the public, and episodes are readily available on major podcasting platforms.
A new podcast series is offering a unique look inside the Austrian Parliament, drawing on oral history recordings collected since 2015. The series features interviews with former parliamentarians and staff, sharing their experiences and insights into the workings of the legislative body.
Hosted by Clemens Haipl, “Geschichte(n) aus dem Parlament” – or “Stories from the Parliament” – provides a historical perspective on the institution. The podcast’s launch reflects a growing trend of governments and organizations leveraging audio storytelling to engage the public with their history and processes.
All episodes are available for on-demand listening in the media library, and the podcast can be subscribed to on a variety of platforms including YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
Feedback, questions, and suggestions for future episodes of the podcast series, “Geschichte(n) aus dem Parlament,” are welcome at podcast@parlament.gv.at.
