Nominations for Guldörat are ready – Musikindustrin

The Radio Academy has released the nominations for this year’s edition of Guldörat and among those who have a chance to win the award are music programs such as Lokko in P2, Musikdomstolen (P3) and the return of the Radiojazz group (P2). Artist Anais Don DeMenna (NRJ Morgon) is also this year’s shooting star.

The Golden Ear Award, formerly known as the Radio Grand Prix, has been awarded by the Radio Academy since 2001. The categories have diversified over the years, and since a few years ago podcasting has also been included.

In the “Podcast of the Year,” “Radio Presenter of the Year” and “Podcast Presenter of the Year” categories, listeners vote for the winners. Voting is in progress here Until September 30th.

In other categories, MI found a musical connection to varying degrees in the following:

Entertainment Radio of the Year
History of Svensktoppen (National P4/Swedish Radio)
Program Director and Producer: Carolina Noreen.

Locomotive in P2 (Blanket for P2/Sveriges Radio)
Program Director: Andres Loco. Producer: Edith Soderstrom.

This year’s Truth Podcast:
History of music P2 (P2/Swedish Radio)
Program Directors: Agneta Carlsson and Andrea Tarodi. Producer: Agneta Carlsson.

Radio interview of the year
P4 documentary: Eilert Bellarm: Elvis’ spirit has taken over my body – Alexander Arvidsson interviews Eilert Bellarm (P4 Riks/Sveriges Radio)
Program Director: Alexander Arvidsson. Producers: Ola Hemström and Sofia Kotorp.

Live radio moment of the year
Premiere jazz radio group (P2/Swedish Radio)
Program Directors: Georg Riedel, Niels Lundgren, and Marit Öhmann. Producer: Pierre Martin.

Program item for the year
Music court (P3/Swedish Radio)
Hosts: Juan Havana, Samir Yousefi and Tina Mehrafzon. Producers: Oscar Kangaroo and Anna Storackers.

Shooting star of the year
Anaïs Don DiMenna, NRJ Morning (NRJ/Bauer Media)

Entertainment podcast of the year
from here (blanket for storytail)
Host: Jason Diakite. Director and Producer: Michael Bekele. Producer: Daniel Sevstrom.

Christel Valsinger