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This autumn's first program will be hosted by actor David Dencik, current with the biofilm of Thomas Quick, Norwegian skiing star Petter Northug, dance professional Tony Irving and Norwegian crime writer Anne Holt. On stage stands The Mamas who drove behind John Lundvik in ESC.
After educating the world leaders at the UN, Greta Thunberg comes to Skavlan to talk about the reactions and new life in the US. We also meet documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, one of the few who predicted that Donald Trump could win the presidential election. Right now, Democrats in Congress are investigating Trump's attempt to buy mistress Stormy Daniel's silence. Her testimony may, according to some, be a basis for national law. In Skavlan she tells about the meeting that changed her life. And psychology professor Steven Pinker, who is considered one of the world's influential thinkers, thinks that reason and science have made life better than never before - even if it doesn't feel like it.
Guests in the program are actor Josephine Bornebusch, current with her own drama comedy Love Me, and Josefine Frida Pettersen (Noora in Skam), who debuts in the movie Disco. We meet composer Jacob Mühlrad, current with documentary and new album Time. On the stage, 30 singers perform in front of the Radio Choir. There will also be music with Brandon Jenner performing the song Death Of Me, and tell you what it is like to be the son of the world's most famous trans woman, Caitlyn Jenner, and part of the Kardashian clan.
Guests this time are Dr. Ruth Westheimer, who escaped from the Nazis and became a sniper in the Jewish military, before eventually taking on the role of the entire US beloved sex therapist, and Wall Street millionaire Anthony Scaramucci, who was fired as White House communications manager after 11 days. In addition, Skavlan is visited by author Joyce Carol Oates, current with the book "My life as a rat", and super producer Mark Ronson, now out with his most personal album to date.
Guests at Fredrik Skavlan are skateboarding legend Tony Hawk, Charles Manson sect member Dianne Lake, zoologist Dave Salmoni and Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg.
This time, Fredrik Skavlan is being hosted by actor Christina Schollin, currently up to date with her memoirs, Alain Robert, one of the world's foremost freighters, Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby and Norwegian Dag Otto Lauritzen, who, after accidents and heart problems, wants to learn the value of pain. On stage: hitmaker Michael Kiwanuka.
Guests at Fredrik Skavlan are Boris Johnson's sister, writer and host Rachel Johnson, musician Noel Gallagher, actor Edward Norton and professor Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson, whose books on insects have become international successes.
Guests at Skavlan are Malin Åkerman who debuts in Swedish with the romantic musical comedy "A Part of My Heart", the interior designer Ernst Kirchsteiger, the hotel king Petter Stordalen, who just bought bankrupt Ving and the actress Rosanna Arquette who is in Stockholm to receive the Stockholm Achievement Award. And on stage we see Emma Steinbakken with the song "Not gonna cry".
Guests at Fredrik Skavlan are journalist Hanna Hellquist comedian Nils-Ingar "Nilsi" Aadne and forensic physician Dr. Richard Shepherd. On stage, Lewis Capaldi performs his song Bruises.
We meet Magdalena and Hannah Graaf, current in the reality series Sisters Graaf, and Norwegian actor Kristofer Hivju, from Game of Thrones and SVT-current thriller series Twin. We also meet British Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, whose groundbreaking psychological research on stress-making decision-making has had a worldwide impact. Also: With his reflections on life, the Indian yogi Sadhguru has gained millions of followers in social media.
Guests this time are Sweden's most football coach of all time, Sven-Göran Eriksson, and author Malcolm Gladwell, a superstar in the popular science world. In addition, Fredrik Skavlan meets the very successful but injured Norwegian handball player Nora Mørk and the popular British historian Mary Beard.
This time Fredrik Skavlan is visited by hockey legend Peter Forsberg, and actor and comedian Nour El Refai, currently in the SVT series Landet Lyckopiller. We also meet Björn Ulvaeus, who next year puts the newly written family musical Pippi on the circus, and the child psychologist Hedvig Montgomery. Mando Diao takes the stage with the song Long Long Way.
Fredrik Skavlan wishes the viewers a happy new year with a cavalcade of the autumn season's exciting guests.
