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Elmar Hörig
Elmar Hörig, (born 15 June 1949) is a German radio and television presenter.
==Life==
Hörig was born in Baden-Baden, Germany. He studied Anglistics and hearing sports and taught until 1986 as a teacher, including at the home school in Sasbach Lender. From 1980 to 1999 he was a presenter at SWR3 SWF3 and its successor station. He was known for his jokes he told, especially in the Elmi radio show, and for his own music compilation.At the same time he was heard in and around Berlin with his broadcasts, radio puzzle, later renamed the radio-flip, at RIAS 2 and its successor rs2 and then with all banana at Radio Fritz, where he often elements, structures and ideas from his SWF3 previous broadcasts took over unchanged.〔(Biography )〕
In 1999 he was terminated by the SWR because of a joke interpreted as homophobic . The joke was "Warm weeks at the track. This is good, because you will have to heat the trains no longer and: The ticket please gets back a whole new meaning."〔(Zeitungsartikel zu Hörigs Entlassung bei SWR )〕
After leaving SWR3 Hörig could undertake as a presenter with his own show. Since 2004, he was at Radio Regenbogen his show again under its old name, with which he was successful in SWF3. The "new" Elmi radio show was first broadcast on weekdays and running since May 2006, every Saturday from 14-18 Clock. In addition, he hosted the show on Thursdays 19-22 Clock Dinner for Elmi. The collaboration with Radio Regenbogen was completed in early April 2007.〔(Elmar Hörig: "Die Renaissance des Wortes" )〕
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