Maaike Timmerman, who was scolded by Johan Derksen for a ‘toddler’ and a ‘bitch’, appeared again after a long time at a talk show table. “But I don’t want to talk about that anymore.”
It was a turbulent autumn for Maaike Timmerman: she was so shocked by the announcement that Omroepbruut Bert Huisjes would return to WNL that she did not show up in her own radio show. According to Margreet, she was ’emotionally heavily mistreated’ by the now stepped WNL-Bobo.
Kindergarten
Bert seems to have done something very bad at Maaike that “humanly very harmful” was, but according to Johan Derksen she is just a snor. He has called her a ‘toddler’ and a ‘bitch’ on television.
The way Johan walked out of her was really very insensitive and rude: “That editor -in -chief did nothing, he did not violate the law. The only basis on which you could dismiss him is that he has given that Maaike carpenter that program, because she is unsuitable for that. ”
Maaike again on TV
How does Maaike look back on this entire controversy? She was in the talk show from Renze Klamer. “Nice to see you again, Maaike. Lately there was a lot of hassle around Bert Huisjes and your name occasionally. Are you okay? ”, Host Renze Klamer tells her.
Maaike responds very cheerfully to that. “It’s going very well.”
Behind the back
Renze drops the B-word for a while. “Are you happy that the entire Bert Huisjes story is over now?”
Maaike: “I notice that it is very nice that we now … you know, it has been a very strange year with a lot of hassle and there is also far too much energy going, so I am very happy that we with our team, With the crime office, with the entire editors to another broadcaster, I went to Powned. ”
“Feels good”
That WNL exit brought Maaike Rust. “It feels good. I can tell a lot of stories about it, but I am not going to do that, because we don’t have time for that with everything else and it just doesn’t feel right to do that now. Moreover, it is also very nice to just be busy with the work instead of all that hassle. ”
Renze: “And have you still spoken to houses or is that a closed chapter for you?”
Maaike concludes: “Not recently, no.”