Jan Emanuel

Expedition Robinson is a Swedish reality television program in which contestants are put into survival situations, and a voting process eliminates one person each episode until a winner is determined. The format was developed in 1994 by Charlie Parsons for a United Kingdom TV production company called Planet 24, but the Swedish debut in 1997 was the first production to actually make it to television.

Twelve famous Swedes enter the Game’s suite at the top of the skyscraper. Convinced they know what to expect, they step inside—having witnessed the power plays, the alliances, and the betrayals. The rules of the game remain simple, yet unfair. But not everything is quite as the participants believe. Who can be trusted, and how do you avoid being voted out?

Camilla Kvartoft and Leif GW Persson take on the hottest questions and the forgotten cases, with sharp analyses, initiated conversations and exclusive guests.

Seven well-known Swedish men travel to South Korea to train as Shaolin monks. Over twelve days they undergo intense physical training and inner-journey work at a temple — designed to challenge them mentally and physically and help them confront personal demons. There are no eliminations or staged “intrigues”; the goal is the internal transformation each participant goes through.

Swedish comedian Bianca Kronlöf sets out to discover what masculinity really means and why it can have such a devastating impact on society.

Something has happened in the Swedes' paradise. Marbella has long been a destination for those dreaming of a life in the sun—and now, the small Spanish coastal town is hotter than ever. But among luxury real estate agents, millionaires, influencers, retirees, and young people, a new group of Swedes has emerged. They have quickly gained a local reputation for their ruthless, brutal violence.

An election-eve special with *Skavlan & Sverige* – in an extended format. Guests from diverse worlds – and a host with no right to vote.

Ray Steinmeyer, the UN nuclear inspector, visits a European country with his daughter. The daughter is kidnapped by a group of Russian extremists who demand nuclear warheads for some dismantled missiles in exchange. The EU contacts the CIA, which deploys a freelance commando team led by Jarrett. The CIA also sends Jinger as an observer, but what Jarrett and his team don't know is that her real mission is to kill Jarrett and the group and bring the girl back herself to erase the traces of US involvement.

What do the Social Democrats want? That’s something many people are wondering. In "Byt ut dom!", debater and former Member of Parliament Jan Emanuel, current Member of Parliament Annika Strandhäll (S), and DN’s domestic politics commentator Tomas Ramberg discuss what really remains of social democratic politics and what the party wants going forward. Is it time to replace the Social Democratic leadership? And what does the comedian Özz Nujen really think about the party?

What hangs on the wall in every Swedish outhouse? And what is the difference between sill and strömming? In the IFS summer special, the IFS perspectives are flipped 180 degrees as personalities Filip Dikmen, Elaf Ali, and Orhan "Big O" Bicen compete in the subject of Swedish culture.

Documentary about the Swedish television reality show Expedition Robinson (Survivor) and how it got made.

What draws young men to controversial online voices? Frida Söderlund investigates why masculinity is perceived as being under threat and meets men who want to reclaim something they feel they have lost. Jan Emanuel and Frida Söderlund also travel to Romania to meet Andrew Tate.

Through meetings with researchers, "polfluencers," opinion leaders, politicians, and others, comedian Finn Aldén Joyce seeks answers to some of the most hotly debated questions of our time. Why does "woke" seem to be out and traditional values ​​in? Young women and men are drifting further apart politically—what does this mean? The global power structure is shifting rapidly, and the question is what it will look like in the future. Why is democracy in decline across large parts of the world?