Fidan Ekiz and Renze Klamer present the last episode of the first season of talk show on Friday evening Eve. After that, Klamer needs some rest, he says on Friday in the NPO Radio2 program Jan-Willem Starts. “With such a program it is: you get up with it and you go to bed with it. Literally.”
“In the Efteling you have that roller coaster, the Python. It is short, it feels like it flips over ten times, you don’t know what is happening at all and at the end of the ride you think: what the hell have I been through? ? That’s a bit of what it feels like, “says 31-year-old Klamer.
He continues: “With such a program it is: you get up with it and you go to bed with it. Literally. The first thing you do when you wake up, after watching the ratings from the previous evening, is consult through the app. “
According to Klamer, the impact of the program is also a reason that he cannot put it out of his mind for the rest of the day. “I’ve been making daily programs for some time. On the radio and also on TV, but on hidden channels,” he says with a laugh.
It is important to “put things into perspective”, Klamer continues. “It’s a very nice program and a lot of people watch it. But it’s only TV, the next day people forgot about it.”
NOS journalists do not join Eve
Klamer also responds to NPO Radio2 to the commotion surrounding the decision by NOS editor-in-chief Marcel Gelauff not to allow NOS journalists to join the program.
Klamer says that the escalation was “a bit deliberate”. “Of course we also want NOS people at the table every now and then. They are not obliged to us, but it is true that they join other programs. It has already happened a few times with us that something was already planned, in principle. but that it was withdrawn by Marcel Gelauff. That just feels a bit unfair, especially when he says it has nothing to do with Fidan. “
Ekiz tweeted Thursday that she finds it “impossible and incomprehensible” how Marcel Gelauff journalists of the NOS Eveseason forbids to join us because of his unwelcome opinions “.
According to Ekiz, this would have to do with her earlier statement that she finds the trial against Geert Wilders too politicized. According to Gelauff, the reason, however, is that the opinion-forming character of the talk show does not match the “objective operation” of NOS.
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