Peter Voss asks

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Television broadcast
Original title Bühler encounters
Peter Voss asks ...
Country of production Germany
Year (s) 1992-2016
Production
company		 SWR
length 45 to 60 minutes
Broadcasting
cycle		 per month
genre Talk show
Moderation Peter Voss (since 1996)
First broadcast 1992 on 3sat

Peter Voss asks , formerly Bühler Treffen , was a televised talk show between 1992 and 2016 with a length of between 45 and 60 minutes, broadcast by 3sat and produced by SWR . Peter Voss , 1997-2007 SWR - Director , moderated 1996-2016 the most socio-political discussions with one guest.

The show was broadcast for the first time in 1992 under the title Bühler Encounters and was initially moderated by Werner Höfer , Fritz Pleitgen and Lothar Loewe . In the first few years it was recorded in front of an audience at the Hotel Bühlerhöhe ; later programs were made without viewers in the studio. The last conversation was broadcast on December 18, 2016; Henryk M. Broder was the guest .

Peter Voss also led through the two series, which are similar in style, Lauter difficult patients and What are our classics good for? with Marcel Reich-Ranicki as a permanent conversation partner.

  • First recording location from which it was named: Hotel Bühlerhöhe

Trivia

The broadcast made headlines in 2001 in connection with the celebration of Peter Voss's 60th birthday at the Hotel Bühlerhöhe, which was recorded at the time . At that time, the SWR invited more than 100 guests to the castle hotel and illegally settled the celebration with a compensation transaction for the room rental for the television recording. The SWR rejected the allegations. The public prosecutor's office nevertheless investigated against SWR employees and against Peter Voss in this connection. At the beginning of 2006 the recording was moved from the Bühlerhöhe to Bühl . The public prosecutor's office had closed the proceedings against Intendant Voss in July 2006. At the beginning of 2007, the former TV director of SWR, Christof Schmid, and the former director of Bühlerhöhe were sentenced to a fine by the Baden-Baden District Court. Schmid was supposed to pay 18,000 euros for infidelity.

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