The program about Nothing

Barbara Gjerluff Nyholm is a journalist and author. We talk about guests being late for interview, her idea for a new TV programme about rich people, cycling through Distortion, punctuation in text messages, how to write a novel, the planning of her upcoming wedding, the feature film Gladiator and much, much more. Photo: Alex Høgh Andersen

Emma Rosenzweig graduated from the art academy Städelschule in Frankfurt. She has also worked as a model. In August 2024, she made her debut as a writer. Now she is hosting the program for the first (but hopefully not the last) time. We talk about having pictures of herself hanging in her home, expensive stockings, getting bleached hair, guessing which songs Emma likes to sing best when she's at a karaoke bar, going to the movies alone, and much more. Photo: Sara Galbiati

Peter Sommer is a musician, singer and songwriter. The last time he guested on the program, it was in the company of Brian Holm. But that was a long time ago. In this program, he talks about swimming long distances in the local swimming pool, about playing live shows with sunglasses on, about Leonard Cohen, about doing the boss's kiss when talking to others, about Peter's doppelganger Pilou Asbæk — and then we get a recipe for rigatoni with kale and almonds. Photo: Casper Sejersen

True to tradition, we round off the year in the company of Brian Holm, former professional cyclist and sports director. In the program, we talk about eating oatmeal before a big night out, about exchanging gifts, about the people we have lost this year, about what to eat for the New Year, about how to place our respective 2024 on a scale of one to a hundred and much, much more. Photo: DR

Kim Bildsøe Lassen is a journalist and TV presenter, known among others from TV Avisen. In the program, we talk to him about flying in Air Force One with George Bush, how he celebrated his 60th birthday, what kind of drinks he prefers, what kind of music he listens to at home, getting clipped by the stylists at Danmarks Radio and much, much more. Photo: DR

Lærke Kløvedal is a food reviewer, writer and radio host. In this episode she guests the program to talk about ice cream as a dessert, comfortable clothes, having an attitude about where one sits in restaurants and Lærke's very special encounter with a dog. We share an old anecdote from Restaurant AOC, running vibes, fit checks and everything else that belongs to the program. Photo: DR

Bjarne Corydon is a former Minister of Finance and current CEO and editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper Børsen. In this episode we talk about the art of smalltalk, his favorite song by John Mayer, being self-proclaimed “Swiftie”, not looking at the price and whether Amager is really part of Copenhagen. In addition, we get around his consumption of fast food, his messy office and parallel play in politics. Photo: Folketinget.dk

Mads Brügger is a documentarian, journalist and writer. At the time of writing, he is editor-in-chief of the Freedom Letter. He's also a great friend of the programme, which is why we're delighted he's joining us for the third time. In this episode we talk about Mikhail Gorbachev's birthmark, an alternative The program about Nothing invented by ChatGPT, how difficult it is to clean flower dust off a white jacket, underwear under running shorts, the Sicilian Mafia film award as well as much, much more. Finally, Mads reveals an exclusive discount code for the Freedom Letter -- only for the Program's readers. Photo: Freedom Letter

Lotte Folke Kaarsholm is opinion editor at Politiken. Prior to that, she hosted Deadline on DR2. Two years ago she was a guest on the programme for the first time and now she returns to talk about good interviews, bad interviews, tennis, Novak Djokovic, why there is such strange decor at Joe & The Juice, how she has decorated her office, outdoor scented lights and much, much more. Photo: Thomas Borberg

Nikolaj Koppel is a former concert pianist and former music director of Tivoli. Now he works as a program manager for Podimo. He has previously guested on the programme twice, but he can only remember that one time because it was with Peter Falktoft and his dog. In the program we talk about his B-rotation of stockings, why this program cannot be found at Podimo, whether it is cool to own a Rolex, what to do during the summer holidays, the many colors of paint from the brand Farrow & Ball, the abundance of Italian restaurants in Copenhagen and much, much more. Photo: Podimo

Anna Libak is a journalist, podcaster and opinion maker. On a daily basis, she is the foreign editor at Weekendavisen. She has also worked in Russia for Berlingske. In the program, we talk to her about being at the prom with the Queen, taking naps on the job, the new country album from singer/songwriter Beyoncé, not listening to her own programs, bad movies and much, much more. Photo: Weekendavisen

Henrik Qvortrup needs no introduction, but he'll get one anyway. He is a journalist, podcast host, political expert and has been editor-in-chief of Se & Hør and Ekstra Bladet. Now he works for BT. In the program we talk about his career in reality television, the most difficult person he has interviewed, how he decorated your office in JP/Politikens Hus, his very folksy taste in music and much, much more. Photo: Peter Nørby

Frederik Cilius and Rasmus Bruun are known from formats such as Den Korte Radioavis, Operarejsen and various other media appearances on radio and television. They have each guest on the programme individually and are now guests together for the third time. We visited R8dio to talk about being offered roles in TV formats with so-called 'LOL guarantee', how often they think about the Roman Empire, Rasmus' rules of life, long hair in the neck, Frederik's mishap at the bottle container, people's behavior in changing rooms and much more. Photo: Klaus Vedfelt