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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And then the catering boss says, yes, today there is a calf bone. I thought, okay, then there's just, I don't know, meat pieces in sauce. And then I come in there. No, no, no, not with Tim Melcher. Then I come in there and there's just a whole leg of a young cow stretched out. How nice, half of your band must have been happy about that, right?
No, and the most awesome thing was, sorry, I have to say it briefly, yesterday, My whole family was there, because it was the Hamburg show. And it was really, I have a very big family. Everyone speaks Polish. First of all, Radek came in at a barbecue and couldn't believe that all my relatives, my mother, all speak Polish. First of all, everyone spoke Polish. I didn't understand a word.
And then they have, then yesterday the entertainment chief of the ZDF was there. And then some joke figure put all my relatives in one room during the concert with the, alone, with the entertainment chief of the ZDF. Okay. And I'll put it this way, my relatives, they talk a lot, a lot.
And Oliver Heidemann looked at me and said, after the motto, I've known Jan for 15 years, but today I really got to know him. That's nice. It was really like a group shower with pants down. He knows everything now.
Exactly, exactly. I would have liked to have said, we only saw each other for a short time, it wasn't funny enough for me. But it was really funny because I just wanted to hug my mother. Oh God. That's nice.
Look, I sent you something that I recorded in Leipzig. I actually wanted to post it, but I didn't do it because it fucked me up.
McDonald's, I'm kidding, Burger King has now passed the three question mark film start, the three question mark mystery burger. Guys, at Burger King, all burgers are mystery burgers.
This week the BKA closed crack.to. Hey, it can't be that... After 15 years. Exactly, and the best thing is that the BKA is now destroying the pages and that now the cybercrime unit is closing down on pages where I was last time 12 years ago and closed down some cracks. If I know the pages that are closed, then you're way too late, guys, to be honest. No, and besides that, we've already won.
We're going to pause for 45 minutes, Jan. Yes, come on, we're really going to pause here and I'm going to put a Mystery Burger in here from Burger King. The three question marks, Mystery Burger, dude. What kind of weird marketing strategy is that?
See you soon at Fest und Flausch, today on February 2nd, 2025.
Yes, where is the inspiration? Is it still at Fest und Flauschig? Is it somewhere else? Here are Olli Schulz and Jan Böhmermann on a holy Sunday. We are in two different cities, at two different places, but mentally, intellectually and spiritually we are as always every Sunday at one place, namely here at Spotify.
Well, I wouldn't say it's death or illness, that we stay healthy and happy for a long, long time, but I think I had a really warm attack this week, I almost called you and thought, no, you're on the road, you have private things, I don't want to disturb you with my sentimentality, but that we, because I also think, okay, we're now at Spotify, exactly ten years this year.
We've been at Spotify for 10 years.
We will definitely be at Spotify for 10 years at least. Who knows what will come after that, if something will come after that. But then I thought, we are actually independent of our sales partner. I think we've been at Spotify longer than anyone else except Daniel Nicolodion. He was there on day one. He was on the merch boxes when I walked into Münzstrasse.
100% Daniel is the one I walked into when I walked in there personally with my Radio 1 t-shirt at Spotify and said, here, I'll take it off, give me another t-shirt. And Daniel was already there. He still looks so young. Yeah, he's still in his early 20s. I think he was 13. He was still a kid back then. He did a school internship back then.
So we're still there. Otherwise, we've seen people come and go. You really have to say that. So we went in and out. We've already been in Los Angeles, in Detroit, in Chicago with some people who have now moved on like a caravan to the next streaming service.
We have not only experienced thousands of radicalization processes of prominent personalities, but also the change of leadership a lot. The cool thing is that sales platforms come and go. Paramount Plus is gone again. Disney Plus will be put together again at some point. Did I cancel Disney Plus? With Amazon Prime or Netflix. Dude, give me a full sack, I want to see everything.
Is that called Mubi? Is there a Podimo subscription included?
At the age of 15, she moved to Paris and lived there in the punk scene. She lived in the punk scene.
In 1985, a photographer published a picture of her in a magazine. After that, she was discovered by director Jean-Jacques Benet and hired as the main character of his film Betty Blue. Although she gained fame overnight, she continued her bohemian life. That's not a contradiction. Although she gained fame overnight... Yes, that's a very bad article.
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