00:00 | Introduction
01:04 | Thinking about what happened to him in the last 5 years?
01:58 | Moving to Buenos Aires to study
03:20 | Interning at Olé
06:21 | Starting to cover basketball and the Perfil newspaper
08:02 | Bahía Blanca and basketball
10:52 | Long "writing" and reading
12:40 | The interview with Manu Ginóbili
15:20 | The story of working at the CAB (Argentine Basketball Confederation)
18:38 | Changing the communication of the golden generation
24:38 | Being close to his idols
26:19 | Chapu Nocioni's three-pointer in Rio 2016 and Manu's retirement
30:25 | The 2019 World Cup in China
33:15 | Why is he leaving the CAB?
36:31 | The Pandemic and Depression
41:32 | His Time as a Short Story Writer
44:04 | Being a Panelist on Urbana Play's "Todo Pasa"
45:11 | The Birth and Development of "Paren La Mano"
52:47 | Being an Ordinary Guy to Whom Extraordinary Things Happen
55:02 | How Does He Get Along with Money?
57:00 | Fans, Haters, and Social Media
1:01:33 | The Media and Individual Figures
1:05:25 | How Does He Imagine Himself in 5 Years?
1:08:10 | What Would He Say to Young Germán Beder?
1:14:42 | Whose Communications Would He Manage? Jordan or LeBron?
Born on May 24, 1983, in Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires, he is one of those personalities capable of turning the everyday into a memorable conversation. With subtle humor, sensitivity, a healthy dose of chaos, and uncommon emotional honesty, he became a recognizable voice within a generation seeking authentic, relatable, and unpretentious content.
His presence on "Paren la Mano" marked a turning point. There, he found the perfect space to showcase what he does best: think out loud, laugh at himself, analyze life from unexpected angles, and connect with the audience through vulnerability. His contributions—ranging from profound reflections and brilliant ramblings to absurd yet insightful observations—became an essential part of the phenomenon that turned the show into a cultural success.
Furthermore, he represents those who don't need to shout to be heard. With a blend of tenderness, intelligence, and introspective humor, he managed to cultivate a unique identity: that of the kind of person who can move you, make you laugh, and leave you thinking… all in the same breath. His way of narrating experiences, discussing relationships, exposing insecurities, and celebrating imperfection resonated with thousands of people who found something familiar in him.
With a professional background at Olé, in digital communications for the Argentine Basketball Confederation (CABB), and as the author of books that took time to arrive but were ultimately successful... he's much more than just a figure on a hit show: he's a way of feeling and telling stories about life, a sensitive observer of modern chaos, and a key player in a phenomenon that transcended the studio to become a community.
This week on Clank!: Germán Beder.
Follow Clank! on social media:
Instagram: clank.media
TikTok: clank_media
Twitter: clank_media
Audiovisual Production:
Studio23
General Production:
Be Influencers
Journalistic Production:
Manuel Olivari
00:00 | Introduction
01:04 | Thinking about what happened to him in the last 5 years?
01:58 | Moving to Buenos Aires to study
03:20 | Interning at Olé
06:21 | Starting to cover basketball and the Perfil newspaper
08:02 | Bahía Blanca and basketball
10:52 | Long "writing" and reading
12:40 | The interview with Manu Ginóbili
15:20 | The story of working at the CAB (Argentine Basketball Confederation)
18:38 | Changing the communication of the golden generation
24:38 | Being close to his idols
26:19 | Chapu Nocioni's three-pointer in Rio 2016 and Manu's retirement
30:25 | The 2019 World Cup in China
33:15 | Why is he leaving the CAB?
36:31 | The Pandemic and Depression
41:32 | His Time as a Short Story Writer
44:04 | Being a Panelist on Urbana Play's "Todo Pasa"
45:11 | The Birth and Development of "Paren La Mano"
52:47 | Being an Ordinary Guy to Whom Extraordinary Things Happen
55:02 | How Does He Get Along with Money?
57:00 | Fans, Haters, and Social Media
1:01:33 | The Media and Individual Figures
1:05:25 | How Does He Imagine Himself in 5 Years?
1:08:10 | What Would He Say to Young Germán Beder?
1:14:42 | Whose Communications Would He Manage? Jordan or LeBron?
Born on May 24, 1983, in Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires, he is one of those personalities capable of turning the everyday into a memorable conversation. With subtle humor, sensitivity, a healthy dose of chaos, and uncommon emotional honesty, he became a recognizable voice within a generation seeking authentic, relatable, and unpretentious content.
His presence on "Paren la Mano" marked a turning point. There, he found the perfect space to showcase what he does best: think out loud, laugh at himself, analyze life from unexpected angles, and connect with the audience through vulnerability. His contributions—ranging from profound reflections and brilliant ramblings to absurd yet insightful observations—became an essential part of the phenomenon that turned the show into a cultural success.
Furthermore, he represents those who don't need to shout to be heard. With a blend of tenderness, intelligence, and introspective humor, he managed to cultivate a unique identity: that of the kind of person who can move you, make you laugh, and leave you thinking… all in the same breath. His way of narrating experiences, discussing relationships, exposing insecurities, and celebrating imperfection resonated with thousands of people who found something familiar in him.
With a professional background at Olé, in digital communications for the Argentine Basketball Confederation (CABB), and as the author of books that took time to arrive but were ultimately successful... he's much more than just a figure on a hit show: he's a way of feeling and telling stories about life, a sensitive observer of modern chaos, and a key player in a phenomenon that transcended the studio to become a community.
This week on Clank!: Germán Beder.
Follow Clank! on social media:
Instagram: clank.media
TikTok: clank_media
Twitter: clank_media
Audiovisual Production:
Studio23
General Production:
Be Influencers
Journalistic Production:
Manuel Olivari