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Yoav Kutner
Career
ShowThe Little Man from the Radio
The History of Israeli Rock
StyleDisc Jockey
CountryIsrael

Yoav Kutner (born 1954; Hebrew יואב קוטנר), is an acclaimed Israeli TV and radio presenter, who has signifcantly promoted performers ranging from Mashina to Radiohead. The 'Little Man from the Radio', is rather, a passionate hero calling for the love of new music.[1] "The attempts to widen the mainstream and to enable [[musicians to move from the margins to the center is my mission since I've been dealing with music".[2]


Life

Yoav Kutner was born in Jerusalem, Israel in May 18th, 1954. At the age of seventeen, while in a vacation in Switzerland he was involved in a ski accident. That resulted in a significant loss of his past memories. He lives and works in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Work

Radio

Kutner edited and presented radio shows in the Israel Army Radio from December, 1974 to December, 1993, and in this period had his own daily show from 1985 onwards. He edited hundreds of other music shows among them "The magical mystery Tour", a 60 hour radio show exploring the history of The Beatles.[3]

TV

Kutner founded the "Pop Corner" in the legendary TV show Zehu Ze! from 1978 to 1996. Through live shows of guest artists and video clips he exposed the audience to new music on a weekly basis. In 1998 he edited and presented "Sof Onat HaTapuzim", a TV series exploring the history of Israeli rock.

Journalism

From 1981 to 1997 Kutner wrote about music in "7 days", Israel's weekly journal of the daily Yedioth Ahronoth.

Honours

Kutner was awarded several prizes for his programs, including "Paul McCartney is Dead" (Israel Army Radio, 1978) and "The History of Israeli Rock" (TV Channel 1,1998). He also edited several books about Israeli music, and was among the founders of the website Mooma, where he was editor-in-chief of the first on-line encyclopedia of Israeli music. [4]

Notes


he: יואב קוטנר