Roda Viva

Roda Viva is a Brazilian talk show produced and broadcast by TV Cultura since 29 September 1986, traditionally on Monday nights, currently airing at 10 PM (BST). Several political leaders, writers, philosophers, artists, and notable people were interviewed in the show.[2]

Roda Viva
GenreJournalism, talk show
Created byRodolpho Gamberini
Presented byDaniela Lima (since August 2019)
Opening theme"Splintered in Her Head" by The Cure (1986–1994)
Various themes (1994–2008; 2017–present)
Roda Viva by Chico Buarque and MPB4 (instrumental; 2008–2016)[1]
Country of originBrazil
Production
Camera setupMulticamera
Running time90 minutes
Release
Original networkTV Cultura
Picture format480i (standard), 1080i (HDTV)
Original release29 September 1986 –
present
External links
Website

Roda Viva features a host presenter, who serves as a mediator, and several journalists from news outlets. In the program the guest sits on a swivel chair in the middle of a circle of journalists, who are in a higher position. The interviewed person turns to answer the journalist asking the question. The studio is surrounded by cameras, so the guest is always facing at least one of them. The mood of the show is of an informal conversation.

Among the people interviewed in Roda Viva were István Mészáros, Marina Silva, Enéas Carneiro, Luís Carlos Prestes, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, José Sarney, Fernando Collor, Fidel Castro, Itamar Franco, Ciro Gomes, Roberto Campos, Eduardo Campos, José Saramago, Tom Jobim, Leonel Brizola, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Dilma Rousseff, Newton Cruz, Cabo Anselmo, Jimmy Wales, Hugo Chávez, Noam Chomsky and Mario Vargas Llosa.

Jimmy Wales being interviewed in 2008

Hosts
Mediator Seasons Episodes
Vera Magalhães 2020–present
Daniela Lima 2019-2020
Ricardo Lessa 2018-2019[3]
Augusto Nunes 2013-2018[4][5][6] about 500
Mario Sergio Conti 2011-2013 223
Marília Gabriela 2010-2011 213
Heródoto Barbeiro 2009 187
Lillian Witte Fibe 2008 167
Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva 2008 135
Paulo Markun 1998-2007 45
Matinas Suzuki Jr. 1995-1998 12
Heródoto Barbeiro 1994-1995 123
Roseli Tardelli 1994 67
Rodolfo Konder 1990 56
Jorge Escosteguy 1989-1994 12
Augusto Nunes 1987-1989 23
Rodolpho Gamberini 1986-1987 56

Awards and nominations
YearEventCategoryResults
1987Troféu ImprensaBest talk showNominated
1988Troféu ImprensaBest talk showWon
1989Troféu ImprensaBest talk showNominated
2001Troféu ImprensaBest talk showWon
2007Troféu ImprensaBest talk showWon
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References
  1. Nonato Viegas (24 November 2016). "TV Cultura deixará de usar música de Chico Buarque na abertura do Roda viva". Época. Retrieved 19 December 2016.
  2. Gomes, Itania Maria Mota (2011-01-01). Gêneros televisivos e modos de endereçamento no telejornalismo (in Portuguese). SciELO - EDUFBA. ISBN 9788523211998.
  3. https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/ilustrada/2018/03/ricardo-lessa-e-o-novo-apresentador-do-roda-viva.shtml
  4. Juliotti, Camila (12 March 2018). "Augusto Nunes deixa Roda Viva e entrevista juiz Sérgio Moro". R7.com. Retrieved 29 March 2018.
  5. "Augusto Nunes deixará o 'Roda Viva' após entrevistar Sérgio Moro". Estadão Conteúdo. IstoÉ. 12 March 2018. Retrieved 29 March 2018.
  6. Padiglione, Cristina (16 February 2018). "Augusto Nunes deixa o 'Roda Viva' a partir de abril". TelePadi, Folha de S. Paulo. Retrieved 29 March 2018.
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