Ephi produces talk show with Henrik Jönsson

Don't miss the talk show 100%, hosted by Henrik Jönsson and produced by Ephis CEO Marie Söderqvist. In four episodes, Henrik Jönsson talks to a number of exciting guests about everything in Swedish politics and the house band Army of Lovers reunites in the studio and releases new music.

In the premiere episode, Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson joins the studio to discuss power. Former army chief Karl Engelbrektsson also joins us to discuss military power, access to weapons and a strong defense. Henrik Jönsson also goes home to author Lena Andersson's kitchen to cook porridge.

In episode two, we discuss culture with Minister of Culture Parisa Liljestrand (M) and we are joined by Ukraine's biggest pop star Olya Polyakova. Henrik Jönsson also goes home to author Lena Andersson's kitchen to discuss how food has become a marker of identity.

In episode three we talk game with Karl Hedin. Also on the program is Ulrika Karlsson-Arne, communications manager at the Swedish Hunters' Association and former state secretary PM Nilsson. Henrik Jönsson goes home to author Lena Andersson's kitchen and together they try to prepare an unplucked mallard.

In episode four, the topic of intoxication is discussed. In the studio we have the chairman of the Social Affairs Committee Christian Karlsson (KD), psychologist Filip Bromberg who organizes psychedelic retreats and Flame's editor-in-chief Leonidas Aretakis who wrote the book "Extas i folkhemmet" about Sweden's psychedelic history. Henrik Jönsson also goes home to author Lena Andersson's kitchen to drink wine, talk about intoxication and flambé bananas.

 

The first episode of 100% will be released on October 17.

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