Jan Böhmermann Fortune

Short introduction
The all-rounder Jan Böhmermann isn’t only referred to as a German satirist, but also as a presenter on television, radio and podcasts. he’s also an author, journalist, film maker and musician. His career started off bumpy, but his talent and courage made him famous and successful.

Early life
Jan Böhmermann was born in Bremen within the Gröpelingen district in 1981. He grew up within the Vegesack district of Bremen. Jan Böhmermann likes to stay his private life private and infrequently expresses any serious comments about it. Therefore, not much is understood about his past life. His father was a policeman and died of leukemia when Jan Böhmermann was 17 years old. His mother emigrated to Germany within the 1970s. Jan Böhmermann gained his first experience as a journalist in 1997 at Die Norddeutsche, which may be a local edition of the Bremer Tageszeitung AG.

Career
He started at Radio Bremen in 1999 as a radio presenter and reporter and remained loyal to the station for an extended time. He continued his radio career at 1 Live and therefore the WDR. Here he worked as a moderator and comedian. His popularity rose in particular through the column “Lukas’ diary”, during which he was Lukas Podolski, who was knowledgeable footballer at 1. FC Köln at the time. In 2007 Jan Böhmermann found his thanks to television with the comedy show “genuinly Böhmermann”. Two years later, his first book with the title “Everything, everything about Germany – half knowledge compact” was published and achieved commercial success. In 2009 Böhmermann found his permanent place within the ARD ensemble of Harald Schmidt. Until 2011, Böhmermann hosted the satirical show “The very big Jan Böhmermann radio show” monthly on station 1 Live. His most famous television program is that the night show “Neo Magazin”, which was broadcast on ZDFneo from 2013 to 2019. within the “Neo Magazin”, Böhmermann satirically worked on current political topics additionally to well-known guests, especially from German politics and therefore the media industry.

Career highlights
Böhmermann received his first German television award in 2009 within the category “Best Comedy” for the show TV heroes on RTL. In 2013 he was nominated for the Grimme Prize for the program “Roche & Böhmermann” within the “Entertainment” category. In 2014 he finally received the Grimme Prize for “Neo Magazin” within the “Entertainment” category. within the same year he was awarded Journalist of the Year within the “Entertainment / Culture” category. within the following years, further Grimme prizes followed mostly within the entertainment category. He has also received other awards like the “Goldene Kamera Digital Award in 2017 or the“ Romy ”award in 2018. Jan Böhmermann received his last Grimme Prize in 2019 for the show “Let yourself be monitored! The PRISM may be a DANCER Show ”from ZDFneo. Jan Böhmermann has worked closely with the songwriter Olli Schulz for years. Since 2013 the 2 have moderated the radio show “Gentle & Careful”, which was first heard on Radio Eins, then on five other radio stations. because the successor to the program “Gentle & Careful”, Schulz and Böhmermann are moderating the podcast “Fest & Flauschig” since 2016.

Famous quotes
“My Dalai Lama-like, private kindness is that the reason for my occasional professional aggressiveness. Privately loving, not professionally, better than the opposite way round. ”
“I just have a tough time doing things that I don’t find useful. for instance , as a [radio] presenter, having to seek out a song that I don’t like. ”

Amazing facts
Jan Böhmermann had to beat a couple of hurdles at the start of his career. He was rejected by three drama schools and stopped studying history, sociology, theater, film and tv studies at the University of Cologne. Nevertheless, he successfully went from journalist to television presenter.a