New season of 'Morning for All': BHRT's most watched daily show with new scenography, visuals, and weekend editions

(Patria) - On Monday, September 29, 2025, at 6:55 AM, the ninth season of BHRT's morning program 'Jutro za sve' (Morning for All) begins. This show combines the latest news, interviews with relevant and inspiring guests, offers practical advice for everyday life, thematic content tailored to the morning rhythm, as well as analysis of current socio-political issues. Additionally, it provides an overview of the day's key events, service information, moments of cheerfulness, and carefully selected music, creating a reliable television framework for a quality start to the day.

In this season, 'Jutro za sve' returns to TV screens with a new 'look' featuring new visual content and new scenography, modeled after global TV stations producing similar content. In the new season, besides weekdays from 6:55 AM to 10:00 AM, the show will also air on weekends from 7:55 AM to 9:30 AM.

"As always, it will bring the freshest and verified information daily: reports on road conditions, weather forecasts, air quality, water and electricity rationing, as well as live reports from reporters across Bosnia and Herzegovina. The 'Press' and 'Aktuelno' segments remain in focus, where we seek answers from those who shape processes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while on Mondays, viewers can expect the satirical column 'Između redova' (Between the Lines) by Amir Sužanj, and on Thursdays, the film critique 'Iza scene' (Behind the Scenes) by Mirza Skenderagić," announce the 'Jutro za sve' team.

The editor of the show is Marsela Bilić, and the current editorial and hosting team includes Zvonko Komšić, Nirvana Imamović, Danko Delibašić, Adela Malkoč, Jasmina Bešić, and Zvezdana Stojaković, as well as Zuhra Homarac-Pervan for the weekend editions, who will also be seen in reporting roles.

In this season too, you can expect reporting stories and features from Nedim Puriš, Slobodan Kovač, Jasminka Hamza, Armin Berbić, and correspondents from other parts of our country. Šejla Ibrahimović, whom BHRT viewers know from her work in the Culture Desk of BHT 1, where she worked for years as an editor, host, and reporter, is joining the already well-known team.

'Jutro za sve' remains the voice of the citizens in the new season as well. It addresses the life problems of BiH society – from the prices of basic groceries, agriculture, healthcare, and education, to topics concerning disenfranchised groups, youth, and the LGBTQ community.

At the same time, the show provides space for young talents, athletes, innovators, and musicians.

Incidentally, according to viewership ratings, it is the most watched and most cited daily show on BHRT, and its brand status is confirmed by numerous audience reports and comments, as well as growing interest on digital platforms. Over the years, this program has proven to be the first and most important 'window into the day,' as well as a reliable partner in crisis situations – from floods to the coronavirus pandemic. The new season is built precisely on this trust, continuing the public service mission – to inform, educate, and entertain.

The new visual and musical segments of the show are signed by Nejra Latić-Hulusić, Aida Sadžak, and Adnan Mušanović.