Was liest eigentlich ... feiert die 200. Folge!

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Ein Rückblick auf 200 Folgen "Buchplausch – Was liest eigentlich ... ?" 01:00 Die Anfänge des Buchplauchs – ganz ohne Interview-Gäste Gäste aus der Verlagsbranche02:55 Sprecher Omid-Paul Eftekhari Zur Folge08:55 Autorin Caroline SeibtZur Folge10:00 Autor Pierre Jarawan Zur Folge 11:45 Autorin Iris Wolff Zur Folge13:00 Autor Jan Haft Zur Folge Künstler & Kreative15:25 Produktions-Duo Serotonin Audio Zur ersten FolgeZur zweiten Folge17:30 Musiker Hannes von Nun flog Dr. Bert Rabe Zur Folge19:00 Booktoker Mister WeyrauchZur Folge Sportler:innen und Abenteurer:innen20:00 Kraftsportler Jürgen Stickelbrock Zur Folge21:00 Journalist und Reisender Stephan Orth Zur Folge23:00 Polarforscher Arved Fuchs Zur Folge24:30 Fernsehjournalistin Bärbel Fening Zur Folge Start-Ups25:50 Ben Mandos von Got BagZur Folge26:55 Timm Duffner von HeyHo MüsliZur Folge28:30 Oliver Rodefeld von KeinachtsbaumZur Folge Buchempfehlungen von Anne und AnjaIris Wolff: LichtungenZum BuchFuminori Nakamura: Der DiebZum Buch Und zum Abschluss unser Bookbeat-Rabatt für euch:Zu BookbeatMit dem Code: buchplausch erhaltet ihr 1 Gratis Monat Bookbeat Viel Spaß beim Hören!

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