Johan Golden

Johan Golden is a multifaceted figure from Norway, recognized as a comedian, musician, former politician, and radio/television presenter. He initially gained public attention through his work on the radio program XL. Golden’s early career also included a foray into politics, as he ran for Det Politiske Parti in the 2001 Norwegian parliamentary election in Oslo, campaigning with the slogan 'Your slave in parliament'. Beyond these endeavors, he is a member of the band DDR, demonstrating his musical talents.

Golden’s comedic partnership with Atle Antonsen has been a significant element of his career. They co-hosted the television program En L.U.N. Aften med Golden og Antonsen on Metropol, and later continued their collaboration on P4 with Misjonen, evolving from their earlier radio program. He also previously hosted Kommisjonen on Kanal 24 alongside Atle Antonsen. Currently, Johan Golden co-hosts the comedy talk show 'Golden Goal' with Henrik Elvestad, which airs on Norwegian TV2. The show focuses on sports and features interviews with athletes, exploring both familiar and unusual sporting activities from around the world.

The show 'Golden Goal' premiered in 2006, with notable guests appearing throughout its first season including Åge Hareide, John Shittu, Arne Scheie, Linn Githmark, Tommy Ingebrigtsen, Davy Wathne, Ståle Solbakken, and Gunde Svan. Beyond his television work, Golden is also known for inventive pursuits; in 2011, he and Henrik Elvestad invented bubble foot, a fun variation of football, which they first presented on 'Golden Goal'. The show's exploration of these variations highlights Golden’s playful approach to comedy and entertainment.