Aron Flam
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Aron Flam (born 12 June 1978) is a Swedish stand-up comedian, screenwriter, scriptwriter, television presenter, podcaster, and actor.
In 2007, he began his career in stand-up comedy in Stockholm, Sweden.
In 2009, Flam received the "Rookie of the Year" award at the Swedish stand-up gala.
He co-hosts the podcast Till slut kommer n'gon att skratta with Swedish comedians Soran Ismail and Petter Bristav.
He is also the host of SVT Play's political satire web series Folkets freneträdare.
Early life and education
Flam was born in Stockholm's Solna Municipality to Harry Flam, a professor of economics at the Institute for International Economic Studies, and Eva Meyersohn. He is of Jewish origins and has often discussed it in his stand-up comedy routines. Flam attended the prestigious Enskilda Gymnasiet in Stockholm, where he worked in the social sciences department. He went to Stockholm University and obtained a bachelor's degree in film studies after high school. He earned a master's degree in financial economics at Stockholm University. Flam is back to Sweden with his father, who was also involved in the reconstruction of the Jewish comedy scene in Sweden within the Israel Paideia framework.
Career
Aron Flam debuted as a stand-up comedian in the Stockholm Comedy Club in 2007, where he performed with his friend and colleague Jonatan Unge, with whom he had earlier written the book Sista ordet och fakta döden. Flam won the competition the first time, and the following year, "Komikaze of the Year" was proclaimed. During the Swedish stand-up gala, he became the winner in the category "Rookie of the Year" the following year. He has appeared at bars including Stockholm Comedy Club, Norra Brunn, and the television show RAW.
Till slut kommer ngon att skratta (TSKNAS), began in October 2010; Soran Ismail and Petter Bristav joined Aron Flam podcast Till slut kommer ngon att skratta (TSKNAS). However, in January 2012, he left the podcast in January 2012 due to its cancellation, but it was revived in March of the same year.
Flam formed SEMST of Comedy (Super Titan Epic Mega Sweet of Comedy), along with comedian Jonatan Unge, Branislav Pavlovic, and Ahmed Berhan in spring 2015. The tour began in Malmö on 9th April 2015 and ended in Stockholm on May 3rd, 2015.
Aron Flam also runs "Till slut kommer att skratta" (TSKAOS), along with the comics Soran Ismail and Petter Bristav.
Flam began his own podcast in January 2016, Dekonstruktiv Criticism ("Deconstructive Criticism"), in which he conducts interviews in Swedish or English with an invited guest on a variety of topics. Any of the topics are, or have been, considered controversial, controversial, or even taboopo. To examine or criticize in Sweden's public discourse, several of the topics are, or have been deemed inflammatory, controversial, or even taboblique. During World War II, there are several topics that are repeating: free expression, drugs, emigration, feminism, nationalism, socialism, and Sweden. 231 episodes have been produced as of April 2022. The podcast is available on a number of websites such as Acast, SoundCloud, and YouTube, and it has been rated as one of Sweden's most popular podcasts in 2017.
Flam appeared as one of the 12 participants in the TV3 competition Rivalerna in 2005. He dropped out right away, however, because he believed that the scheme was a "incompetent product."
He has also appeared in VAKNA!
med The Voice and appeared on the television show Grillad. He appeared on Soran Ismail's comedy program "Ngonting annat" in spring 2010.Flam has also appeared in Levan Akin and Lisa stberg's 2011 film If the Man Comes Around, which was part of his stand-up comedy, as well as starring Death in Michael Rendell's 2012 short film When the Man Comes Around.
Aron Flam is one of the authors of Kanal 5's Kristallen-winning program Betnér Direkt's Kristallen-winning program Betnér Direkt. He was also the editor of Jag bombade, an anthology focusing on life as a stand-up comedian in the same year.
On SVT Play, the first season of Flam's self-produced program Folkets företrädare premiered in autumn 2013. Folkets främsta is a television program that airs satire on various aspects of the Swedish government and similar topics. Flam and others, as well as others, including David Druid and Henrik Dorsin, address the camera. In a partially new format, the program began in autumn 2015 in a third season. With a greater emphasis on news and current affairs, the third season has longer episodes and is broadcast weekly.
Flam's book Det här tiger ("This is a Swedish Tiger"), which discusses Sweden's official policies during World War II, was published in 2020. Flam's book says that Sweden supported the German war effort tactfully and consistently under the mask of anonymity. He dismisses Swedish attempts to save Jews from Nazi persecution as insignificant, while others dismiss the results of these efforts as exaggerated.
Prosecutors in Sweden confiscated the entire third print run of the book (2000 copies), alleging that the back of the book contained an image of the symbol En svensk tiger, a tiger sporting Sweden's national colors of blue and yellow. The photograph was part of a war-time information campaign run by the Swedish Military Preparedness Museum (Beredskapsmuseet). The case was brought to court on September 24, 2020, and it sparked some controversy in Swedish media about censorship and the boundaries of parody. Flam was not found not guilty by the Swedish courts.