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Discover Eastern Germany with MDR JUMP – Im Osten zu Hause
Your daily soundtrack to Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia.
Tune in to the MDR JUMP – Im Osten zu Hause app and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, music, and stories of Eastern Germany. Whether you’re driving through the Saxon countryside, relaxing at home, or exploring the historic streets of Erfurt, our app brings the heart of the East straight to your ears.
🎧 Live Stream
Stay connected with the latest from MDR JUMP’s daily broadcasts—energetic music, regional news, local updates, and on-air personalities sharing stories from Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia.
🎵 Extra Channels – More Music, More Mood
Go beyond the main stream with three dedicated channels:
- In The Mix Channel: Non-stop hits and seamless mixes for your daily soundtrack.
- Trend Channel: Fresh new releases and chart-toppers, always ahead of the curve.
- Rock Channel: Timeless anthems and legendary rock classics that never fade.
🎵 Catch Up with Playlists
Missed a favorite track? No problem. Browse curated playlists to replay songs you loved—just tap and relive the moment.
🎙️ Explore Diverse Podcasts
Dive into a world of stories with our growing podcast library:
- Comedy & Laughs – Lighten up with local humor and witty commentary.
- Local Tales & Culture – Uncover hidden gems and fascinating histories from Eastern Germany.
- Interviews & Lifestyle – Get insights from celebrities, artists, and everyday heroes shaping the region.
📰 Stay Informed
Keep up with the latest regional news, events, and developments across Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia—because staying home means staying in the know.
🎥 Real-Time Studio Webcams
Get behind the scenes with live studio webcams. See your favorite presenters in action and feel even closer to the heartbeat of MDR JUMP.
✅ Tips to Make the Most of Your Experience:
- Stay Engaged: Tune in daily for fresh content and live updates.
- Build Your Playlist: Save tracks you love and create personal music moments.
- Explore Podcasts: Discover new voices and stories with every episode.
- Check the News: Be the first to hear about events, festivals, and innovations in the East.
🎯 Final Thought:
MDR JUMP – Im Osten zu Hause isn’t just a radio app—it’s your connection to Eastern Germany’s soul. With music that moves, stories that inspire, and news that matters, it’s more than a listen. It’s feeling at home.
🎧 Download the MDR JUMP App today—and let the East be your everyday soundtrack.
Available on iOS and Android. Tune in anytime, anywhere.
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