Jan Böhmermann
speaker
2,587 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard Mar 2025
Jan Böhmermann’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But chess is too exhausting for me. Poker is not my thing at all.
But isn't that enough if we just write as usual or call each other every now and then?
I have to pack my suitcase for the last time right now, because I'm going to Essen right now. Tonight is our last concert in the Gruger Hall. We'll record on Saturday morning. And if you listen to this podcast, I'll lay down in the bathtub and calm down a bit. And the stupid thing is, I have to start working again tomorrow on Monday, because Friday is the first ZDF magazine broadcast.
I don't even have time for a tour hole or something like that. It goes on really hard. But the nice thing is to pack the last suitcase. So really now to put on the things again and then not have to go anymore. And next time I'll unpack the suitcase at home. I'm really looking forward to home. I'm really looking forward to home. I'm really looking forward to dinner tonight.
I'm going to waste the rest of my energy and so on. Everyone is looking forward to the last concert. But I'm also looking forward to the tour being over. Really, it is. I can totally understand that. I know exactly, now I know exactly why you've always been like that from the middle of the tour. Because it's just exhausting.
You're the only one who has this change of place and you always think it doesn't matter to you, but everyone who has already taken a four-hour train ride knows that it still does something to you. You're in your ass in the evening. And then you have to adjust your energy level really precisely. You're just done in the end. And I'm really looking forward to the end.
It was a really, really, really great time. Thank you very much to everyone who was there and so on.
Half an hour cut. No, we have cut in Stuttgart. At the end of our ZDF Magazine season, shortly before the summer holidays, there are for everyone who couldn't be there because they were sick or didn't feel like it. Or there is the whole thing again to watch. At least a little cut. And I'm sure we'll be back, because it was really, really, really, really, really, really great. Hey, one more thing.
When I was in Vienna, I was invited by the German ambassador. I felt like a Goethe Institute student. And then I was in the residence of the German ambassador and we talked about Austria. We only talked nicely about Austria, but it was really a whole ... He had serviettes where the Bundesadler was stuffed on it. Oh. He had a serviette, there was the Bundesadler on it.
I then danced and sang in front of him. I also had a trumpet troupe with me and showed him how Germany sounds. It was a bit of a folk show. And then I drove back home in an hour. But it was very nice. It's a Bremer. The ambassador is a Bremer. That's why the connection came.
Very good idea. Although body modulation wasn't bad either.
Body modulation for everybody. Body Modulation for Everybody. All right, I'll write it down for you right away. How it's written, I'll write it down for you right away. Body Modulation for Everybody. Guys, that was Fest und Flauschig for today.
Next week I'll be back in my usual studio. Olli is still in his man cave, in his studio, and we'll try to ensure a little stability, which we can ensure, like every Sunday. Thank you for tuning in. Have a nice Monday, have a nice week. Go up on the stepper, put on my pants, give your favorite man a slap.
a little bit of what I like, that's Leipzig, always hug your neighbors and network and organize yourself. It's no use.
Hey guys, welcome to Fest und Flausch, today on this Sunday. I'm on tour right now, that's a sentence that only Olli Schulz normally says. Today is the 26th of January, but today I'm on tour. I'm on the road, I'm really in the mode. And those were wild first ten days. The tour is now ... Where do we catch you today?
I'm currently in Munich, I just landed here in the capital of the free state of Bavaria, which is always worth a trip, you always like to be here, it's such an open city.
I'm just coming from Stuttgart, I have a two-hour train ride behind me and today I was allowed to check in a little earlier so that we can record a nice podcast here in the hotel, so that everything works out well, I got into the hotel a little earlier. Oh, Olli, I'm so happy.
No, so today in Munich is our eighth performance. Eighth already? Yes, exactly. No, it's the 8th show. We have Munich, Leipzig, Nuremberg, Vienna and Hamburg. in Berlin and in Essen in the Gruger Hall. These are the last ones and then I'm through on the next Saturday.
We were really in legendary halls. I have to say, first of all, the smaller gigs, so Saarland in the Saarland Hall and also in Erfurt in the fair and in Zurich in the Hall. That was where the atmosphere was the best so far. And in the Saarland Hall, that's really such a legendary hall and they have a really great thing behind the scenes.
They have all the backstage areas labeled with very old posters and the Saarland Hall was opened. 1967 or maybe even a little bit earlier. That means there are really posters hanging from the first Udo Jürgens concerts. Old Otto posters. Roger Whittaker from 1981. Queen also played that. Michael Jackson, legendary interview at Wetten, that was given in 1999 in Saarlandhalle. So it was really...
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