In this short bonus episode Kathrin explains the saying “Blau machen” which would literally translate to “to make blue” and means to call in sick – without really being sick.
 
<a href='https://www.unesco.at/en/culture/intangible-cultural-heritage/national-inventory/news-1/article/blueprint-resist-block-printing-and-indigo-dyeing-in-burgenland-1'>UNESCO intangible cultural heritage</a>
 
Song recommendation: “Heut moch i blau” from the album “KUMMOWA”; Holza (Sebastian Holzer <a href='https://holza.at/'>https://holza.at/</a>)

In this short bonus episode Kathrin explains the saying “Blau machen” which would literally translate to “to make blue” and means to call in sick – without really being sick. UNESCO intangible cultural heritage Song recommendation: “Heut moch i blau” from the album “KUMMOWA”; Holza (Sebastian Holzer https://holza.at/)

In this short bonus episode Kathrin explains the saying “Blau machen” which would literally translate to “to make blue” and means to call in sick – without really being sick.
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<a href="https://www.unesco.at/en/culture/intangible-cultural-heritage/national-inventory/news-1/article/blueprint-resist-block-printing-and-indigo-dyeing-in-burgenland-1" rel="noopener noreferrer">UNESCO intangible cultural heritage</a>
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Song recommendation: “Heut moch i blau” from the album “KUMMOWA”; Holza (Sebastian Holzer <a href="https://holza.at/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://holza.at/</a>)
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