A very important and elementary part of the show is the music. Bernd Bridges is unique here, because for every relevant character, every episode as well as the show itself, a song was written, composed and sung by us. In this episode, we talk about this so significant thing. About Bernd Bridges: Bernd Bridges is a dark comedy laughing at the ups and downs of a real-life German tech company founder CEO named Bernd. He lives with Tourette and a backlog of childhood trauma. People in his life must negotiate his compulsions, like having sex with his beloved wife each day and saying whatever nasty things come to mind. Awkwardly hard-to-believe moments pile up as he travels the world for business. Bernd reports daily to his best friend, Adam, a Jewish American hit songwriter-producer living in Berlin who frames Bernd's antics with introspective lyrics and heartfelt compositions.
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"Noelle, Noelle" is from the soundtrack to Bernd Bridges Season 1 and featured in the season finale Christmas episode. You want to listen to the song on your preferred streaming platform? https://bfan.link/noelle-noelle-1 Noelle, Noelle It's Christmastime in the city so tell me, come on and tell
Mini-show episode 6: Adam loves causing Bernd’s Tourette’s to become worse…. his hobby. #alugha #berndbridges #kesselhautmusic #berndkorz #christmasforjews #tourettes
Bernd Bridges mini-show episode 4. Fat friends telling other friends they are fat. #berndbridges #kesselhautmusic #berndkorz #larrydavid #curbyourenthusiasm #jbsmoove #fuckyou
As Chief Entertainment Officer at Alugha, I, Adam Kesselhaut, embark on a creative adventure to bring transformative ideas to the forefront of our multilingual content landscape. My background in the entertainment industry fuels my passion to blend creativity with technology, aiming to revolutionize
In the ever-evolving symphony of life, some songs emerge as anthems of resilience and healing. "Burnt Bridges," the latest release from the innovative mind behind the Bernd Bridges phenomenon, is a powerful testament to the transformative nature of music.
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