"Lippe's desire to read" is the continuation of the former WDR program "What are you reading?" under the sole patronage of Jürgen von der Lippe.
The show can only be seen on YouTube.
"Lippe's desire to read" is Jürgen from the Lippes book presentation channel on YouTube.
The former program "What are you reading?", which was previously shown on WDR, can now only be seen on this platform.
Jürgen von der Lippe presents humorous books there, mostly with guests.
In the third season he comments together with Torsten Sträter.
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Jürgen von der Lippe makes "Lippe's desire to read".
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"Lippe's desire to read" with Jürgen von der Lippe is back
Finally there is the third season of "Lippes Leselust" - after three years of hard waiting for all fans.
Together with Torsten Sträter, Jürgen von der Lippe presents the most bizarre and funniest books of recent years.
Due to Corona, many had to wait for this sequel.
Which books are discussed at "Lippe's Reading Pleasure"?
No matter where you turn on the television, Torsten Sträter is there.
This is how Jürgen von der Lippe greets his guest in the third season of "Lippe's Lust for Reading".
The two discuss books by Paul Burkowski, Harald Martenstein and Helge Schneider, among others.
"Lippes Leselust" is currently the absolutely funniest book presentation on social media.
With 8 million video views, it's fair to say that.
Light and wholesome entertainment, as one is used to from Jürgen von der Lippe.
For seven years, Jürgen von der Lippe presented books at the WDR with the format “What are you reading?”
He wanted to continue this tradition.
Costs and benefits of the book launch channel on YouTube
The humorist bears the costs for the YouTube production “Lippes Leselust” himself. Although his colleague Elke Heidenreich unfortunately went under with this idea, Jürgen von der Lippe apparently did something right.
After just one week, his videos were clicked on up to 60,000 times.
In comparison, Ms. Heidenreich received almost 15,000 clicks.
Humor probably just works better, along the lines of “click and start laughing”.
List of rubrics: © Andreas Weihs/imago
