In 2020, Sander van der Pavert expanded his media repertoire by launching a podcast series. The series explored various societal issues through a satirical lens, allowing van der Pavert to reach a new audience and further establish his voice in the Dutch media landscape.

Sander van der Pavert published a book titled 'LuckyTV: The Best Of', which compiled some of the most popular and impactful segments from his 'LuckyTV' series. The book offered fans a chance to revisit the humor and satire that had made the series a staple of Dutch television.

Sander van der Pavert joined De Correspondent, a Dutch news platform known for its in-depth and ad-free journalism. At De Correspondent, he continued to explore innovative storytelling techniques, contributing to the platform's mission of providing context-rich journalism.

In 2016, Sander van der Pavert's 'LuckyTV' segment achieved international fame when a video parodying Donald Trump went viral. The video cleverly edited footage of Trump to make it appear as if he was singing a love song to Hillary Clinton, showcasing van der Pavert's talent for satire.

Sander van der Pavert gained widespread recognition for creating 'LuckyTV', a satirical segment that aired on the Dutch television program 'De Wereld Draait Door'. The segment became famous for its humorous and often biting commentary on current events, using cleverly edited video clips.

Sander van der Pavert began his career in media by joining VPRO, a Dutch public broadcaster known for its innovative and experimental programming. At VPRO, he honed his skills in media creation, focusing on producing content that combined humor with insightful commentary on societal issues.