
Rune Lykkeberg and Bo Lidegaard
Rune Lykkeberg and Bo Lidegaard discuss politics, culture and society at Bremen Teater.
Rune Lykkeberg (born 1974 in Aarhus) is a Danish journalist, author and editor-in-chief of the newspaper Information, a position he has held since 2016. He previously worked as culture editor at Politiken and as a writer for Månedsbladet Press, and he is known for his essays and books on politics, culture and diagnoses of contemporary society, including 'Kampen om sandhederne' and 'Vesten mod Vesten'. Over the years he has established himself as one of the sharpest voices in Danish public debate and has received both the Georg Brandes Prize and the Holberg Medal.
A column by Rune Lykkeberg about the Palestine movement in Information triggered a critical debate article from another writer.
Rune Lykkeberg's position on banning social media was met with a response in a debate article in Information.
Rune Lykkeberg performed live at Nørrebro Teater in a conversation with Bo Lidegaard about the first year with Trump as president.
Rune Lykkeberg published the book 'Farewell to the Free World', the fourth volume in the series Slow Conversations, and gave a lecture about it on October 30.
The podcast and live show 'Lykkeberg & Corydon' with Bjarne Corydon ended its series with a final live performance at Roskilde Festival.
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Rune Lykkeberg and Bo Lidegaard discuss politics, culture and society at Bremen Teater.

Rune Lykkeberg presents his new book on kindness as a defence against fascism, drawing on interviews with intellectuals including Naomi Klein and Giuliano da Empoli.