Jan Böhmermann
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2,587 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard Mar 2025
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already legendary events. And every time I said it was especially legendary, then someone comes in the Instagram comments and says, yes, unfortunately the hall is being demolished or our mayor wants to build a new exhibition center now. And all these awesome wooden, tiled, 60s, 50s-year-old halls are all somehow threatened by demolition.
Yes, exactly. A few of these doubtful halls. Although that's not true. Munich today is an Olympic Hall. These are actually all totally positively occupied halls. The Schleyer Hall. We always play Fascism is Back as the first track and then the first question was Yesterday in Stuttgart, hey Stuttgart, the fascism is back.
But I mean, who would have thought, we're all standing here together in a hall that was named after an SS member and Nazi criminal. We can't imagine where the fascism suddenly comes from here in Germany. Ambivalent growling and grumbling in the hall. No, but it was a really great tour so far.
It's announced as a political night of songs. The people get what they expect, that's for sure. Yes, and how long does the show last? Two hours? The show lasts two hours, a quarter of an hour, depending on how good the announcements are. So sometimes a little longer. And there's a spectacular wire rope act. We couldn't do it in every hall, but I explicitly wished for it from Philipp.
Don't reveal it, it's still coming. No, I'll reveal it, but I'd like to have a Helene Fischer wire rope number. And when we rehearsed it in Bottrop in the rehearsal hall, I'll put it this way.
Like Pink or Helene Fischer I'm pulled over the audience, but fixed to the foreskin. And that's spectacular. I was really scared at first.
The most stable foreskin in German media circles. So, it's definitely, the tour is a lot of fun. Hey, if you want to come, Leipzig, Quarterback Arena tonight. I've heard the parking lot situation is difficult. You can travel by bus and train. And tomorrow then in Vienna. No, the day after tomorrow in Vienna. I'm really curious, because Vienna is politically a high-class place.
There's just been a debate about whether a right-wing extremist should become chancellor. I'm of the opinion, well, of course. Why not? You have to try everything out.
Let him try it out. What should happen? What could possibly go wrong? What should... I mean,
Before we get into the political topic... I want to talk about the tour with you. I want to talk about your last 10 days, because you really look like a newborn. And you have to be honest, we haven't heard each other for almost 10 days. We have pre-recorded the other podcast from last week. And now you're so fresh, you look so good. Thank you. Were you in such a strange Fango package again?
Were you with Marin Kreumann in Sri Lanka or what was going on?
Just the toxins out of the body. Unbelievable. Let's see how long it lasts this time. I'm pressing your thumbs that it lasts for a very long time. Because you look really great.
I have to honestly say that this time the Rundfunk Tanzorchester does that. You really have to say that they are an absolute bank. So even if I have a bad mood now because some letters have come in from the lawyer and I am mentally busy. The Rundfunk Tanzorchester Ehrenfeld is always on leave and as soon as the curtain falls, They sprint to the merch stand to sign everything.
You can also sign some contracts, some pyramid schemes. They just sign everything, they sign everything. And it's totally awesome that the orchestra has so much fun while I'm wearing my sweaty clothes behind the stage and crying again and falling back into my artist depression. They're up front and have contact with the fans and the people who came.
I think that's really great when you work as a part-time job. I think that's really great. But they really do it. They really go to the merch stand and have a lot of fun. The Jadebubes too. And do you know who's on tour? The Queech Boys are on tour.
Yes, exactly. The Queech Boys, Winfried Debertin, the creator of Hallo Spencer, lent it to me. And we sing a song together, the Queech Boys and I. And they travel in flight cases. And it's really creepy when they're unpacked. And then there are Carl Otto, Carl Gustav and Carl Heinz in there. The Queech Boys. I would totally agree.
But I wouldn't have thought as a six-year-old watching N3 TV at 6 p.m. on Friday that one day I would go on tour as a 43-year-old with the Queech Boys. Well.
I hope that's right. But from Siegfried and Joy or is that from the teepee in the Kanzleramt?
There are children's shows and there are adult shows. That was an adult show for you in the evening?
Like an ingrown hair or a splinter, it is pushed off the body like that. In Berlin, when you get old, you are encapsulated in an old capsule and outside at the city edge of the CDU, in the CDU belt.
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