P3 Ronny got drunk at work – VG

How does it really have 1.35 blood alcohol? P3Morgen presenter Ronny Brede Aase (28) drank himself this morning on the air, with NRK bosses’ blessing.

This weekend thousandth scandal at Gardermoen has received much attention in the media, and Tuesday was the final blood test results from the NIPH presented. The samples show that Air Baltic-aircraft officer had a blood alcohol of 1.35, and this desire P3Morgen to take a closer look at the current radio broadcast.

The presenter Ronny Brede Aase, who also directed “Summer Open” in years, was tasked to test the impact mentioned drink actually has on the body – and to what extent alcohol affects both the behavior and effort at work. Thus selected broadcaster getting drunk during the telecast, which lasts from six o’clock to nine o’clock. Ron started his first beer when the broadcast had lasted for over an hour.

A little more than 90 minutes later had morphed reached the goal, after a total of nine units with alcohol: Seven beers and two shots of liquor.

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Scheduled and approved

Editorial Director of humor and entertainment in NRK P3, Vilde Batz, confirmed to VG that the stunt was planned.

– The idea came up yesterday, as a response to Air Baltic case. The stunt was approved and considered thoroughly in advance. This is an exception from the rules of NRK to conduct an experiment. Ronny is fully aware that alcohol and work do not belong together, something we also got statuate in today’s broadcast, she writes in an email.

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Batz says thousandth stunt has received lots of positive feedback so far.

– Many people have sent messages that it is interesting to know what 1.3 parts per thousand actually means. We’ve tried to educate people, while Ronny has increased in parts per thousand, writes the editorial manager.

APPROVES stunts: chairman of the Broadcasting Council, Per Edgar Kokkvold, believes that Air Baltic affair is a valid reason for implementing a thousandth stunt.

Photo: Knut Erik Knudsen , VG

Per Edgar Kokkvold, former Secretary General of the Norwegian Press Association and current chairman of the Broadcasting Council, believes Air Baltic scandal is an important issue – and thus an approved reason to implement a stunt like this.

– It came dramatic statements from flypsykologer that an officer can not fly a plane with such a drink, and then it is reputable Because for a program officer to check out the conditions – as long as it is clarified with the editor, he says to VG.

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On the way home

Ronny Brede Aases P3Morgen counterparts, Silje Nordnes and Markus Ekrem Neby, noting that the former is both vociferous and duller during the broadcast. The protagonist himself also notice that he is ascending intoxication.

Just before the stunt ends he is noticeably affected by the situation.

– I am ashamed of what I do on radio, he says – before blowing a blood alcohol of 1.5.

The program manager conducted the program last minute as usual, snøvlete vote notwithstanding. The rest of the day, however, shall be spent at home.

– Ronny to reach home from work. He is accompanied by a colleague back home in the taxi. Workday is the writing, confirming Vilde Batz.

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No joke for Air Baltic-crew

VG has been in contact with Camilla Ek Sørensen, police prosecutor in Romerike Police with responsibility for Air Baltic case. She would not comment on the P3 Ronnys thousandth stunt.

Jørund Lægland, defender of the four crew members of Air Baltic, does not wish to comment on the P3-stunt.

– But the jokes are not even with this. They see the seriousness of it and only that, he says, and continues:

– They explained in court that it is a serious situation and they regret that they were about to expose airline passengers at risk. There is not anything else they wish than that this incident was undone. They also understand that there will be consequences criminal purposes and for employment.

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