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How did Digital Entrepreneur Erik Andersen invest in He/Himself to be able to run The Happy Developer? Well, that's what your Podcast Mogul Phil Better is here to do. Join Phil as he asks about Accidental entrepreneurship. My primary goal has always been to help people. But as my following has grown, I've needed to scale myself. I needed to pay for resources, tools, etc. I then needed to monetize this to offset those costs, etc. Now here I am, a small business owner
Erik Andersen, the World's Happiest Engineer did not hold back when I asked him what he felt about coding bootcamps.
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In this episode of the Georgia Tech Research Podcast, host Chelsea Selby talks to Erik Andersen, a Principal Research Associate in Georgia Tech Research Institute's (GTRI) Electro-Optic Systems Directorate (EOSD). This episode introduces listeners to the “Hiring Our Heroes” U.S. Chamber of Commerce program, which Connects organizations such as GT and GTRI to the military community to create economic opportunity and a strong /diversified workforce. Through Hiring Our Heroes, GT and GTRI get an insider look at service members' separation from the military and how we bring them into the GT/GTRI community of researchers. The Podcast discusses what the underlying concepts and principles of military separation are, why they are important at Georgia Tech and GTRI, and what implications these concepts have on the future hiring of military members, their spouses, and other veterans. Talking Points In this episode, listeners will hear about: Who is Erik Andersen, what is his background, and how did he come to GTRI via the HOH Program. What is the HOH Program and how does it fit at GT and GTRI. What is an HOH cohort. What military members are eligible to take advantage of the HOH program. The formal process used to engage transitioning military in HOH. What types of experience do these members bring to the table for GT and GTRL What comes first,--HOH participation or the hiring of candidates at GTRI? Who pays for HOH members' time. Key points of contact in the state of Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Georgia Tech Research Institute. Resources Links https://gtri.box.com/s/2e6odt0004muxkwhkucn7e1oc61khqlp (Andersen Bio) https://gtri.box.com/s/wer36fhd25qwqtr08r5nekt25hyhfkrn (Key HOH Dates 2023/2024) https://gtri.box.com/s/5p8hy7tk01dkaoutsgw89r19u3fs2c4d (Link to GTRI HOH Overview) www.hiringourheroes.org (HOH National Program URL) tdekryger@uschamber.com (Georgia POC for HOH, US Chamber of Commerce) laura.hessler@asc.gatech.edu (Georgia Tech POC for HOH) Episode Credits Host, Chelsea Selby, chelsea.selby@gtri.gatech.edu Guest: Erik Andersen, erik.andersen@gtri.gatech.edu Producer, David Landry, david.landry@gtri.gatech.edu Announcer, Eric Klein, eric.klein@gtri.gatech.edu Editors, Christopher Weems, christopher.weems@gtri.gatech.edu; Monica Ngando, monica.ngando@gtri.gatech.edu Audio Engineer, Amanda Kieffer, amanda.kieffer@gtri.gatech.edu Email Us Have feedback or additional questions about the podcast? Reach out to podcast@gtri.gatech.edu.
Have you seen or experienced stress levels so high at work that it leads to a panic attack? If that's you, how can you overcome hyper-stress and experience true happiness again? And how do you avoid ever getting to that place? Read the full episode summary below. ============================ MOST POPULAR LINKS: > Full Show Notes, Resources, & More > Apply for the Lifestyle Engineering Blueprint - Our intensive coaching program exclusively for engineering leaders looking to build your career, balance your life, and BE HAPPY! ============================ In this episode, we talk about the transformational journey from hyper-stress to world's happiest with Senior Software Engineer, Erik Andersen. Wow. To the ER once, cuz I was having internal bleeding and the diagnosis was too much stress. Right? Wow. Nothing, nothing else going on. He is known as the World's Happiest Software Engineer. Why? Because he chose to be. Erik is a Senior Software Engineer and Developer Advocate for YUM! Brands. At the beginning, nobody gave Erik the title of World's Happiest except himself. Now he is getting opportunities just like this one (being interviewed on The Happy Engineer Podcast) and he's making a huge impact in the world because of the personal brand he has created. You can do the same thing in ANY area of your career and life you want to level up. We talk about how. So press play and let's chat… it's time to make a courageous claim of your new identity! ============================ HAPPY ENGINEER COMMUNITY LINKS: > HAPPY HOUR! Live with Zach Register now and join host of The Happy Engineer Podcast, Zach White, in a live webinar for deeper training, career Q&A, and FREE stuff! > Join our Facebook Group! Get access to bonus content and live coaching as growth-minded leaders build careers together. ============================ WANT MORE AMAZING GUESTS? “I love Zach and these amazing guests on The Happy Engineer Podcast.” If that sounds like you, please consider following, rating and reviewing the show! I know it's a huge favor to ask, but when you follow, leave a 5-star rating, and add an honest review of how these episodes are helping you… it's a massive benefit for getting the attention of big name powerhouse guests on this show. On Apple Podcasts, click our show, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with 5-stars, and select “Write a Review.” Thank you so much. ============================ Connect with your host, Zach White: LinkedIn (primary) Instagram Facebook YouTube
Erik Andersen, der også er kendt som Hejremanden har skabt debat, fordi hans fodring af de store hejre på Frederiksberg har generet nogle borgere og vakt bekymring. Derfor er han blevet bedt om at flytte sig til et mere afsides område. Men burde vi være mere rummelige overfor de skæve eksistenser i bybilledet i stedet for at sanktionere dem? Medvirkende: Michael Vindfelt, Borgmester i Frederiksberg Kommune og Ole B. Jensen, professor i byteori og urban design på Aalborg Universitet. Justitsminister Peter Hummelgaard vil nu sætte hårdere ind mod hooliganisme og voldsparate fans på den danske fodboldscene. Fremover skal politiet blandt andet kunne give karantæne i op til fire år, hvis man deltager i slåskampe, begår røveri eller tvinger fodboldtrøjer af andre fans. Er det rimeligt med hårdere sanktioner, eller er der andre måder at løse problemet på? Medvirkende: Bjørn Brandenborg, retsordfører for Socialdemokratiet og Christian Rothmann, formand for Danske Fodboldfans. I et læserbrev i Politiken spørger journalisten Annemette Grundtvig, om man bare kan tillade sig at troppe op hos venner eller familie, uden at anmelde sin ankomst først. For er det hyggeligt med de uanmeldte besøg, eller er det uhøfligt ikke at skrive på forhånd? Medvirkende: Pelle Guldborg, adfærdsforsker ved Roskilde Universitet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
“Be alone. Like a rhinoceros.” - Buddha Erik brings us a special holiday talk dedicated to all the loners out there and everyone else who could benefit from getting in touch with their inner existential rhino - including a dramatic reading of the rhinoceros sutra itself. Why does Buddha want us to be so lonely? Can we every truly be alone? Can we ever not be?? Find out here!
“People say zazen is hard, so it's important to check in - are you stressing out about it? Are you making it too harsh? Trying too hard? Are you disappointed with your Zen? Are you waiting for something to happen? Consider taking it easy. Stop waiting for anything to happen and just watch… Zen is the easy path, the very easy path. It doesn't need to add stress.” - Erik Andersen You're busy, we're busy, Erik's busy… which becomes the perfect opportunity for a delightfully lighthearted meta commentary on how we deal with overwork, burnout, trying too hard, and running ourselves ragged trying to clean the corners of our already spotless minds. Shouldn't a book literally called “The Book of Serenity” offer some relief from our stress? What do they mean there's “someone who's not busy” and can we copy their notes? Are two moons better than one??? Find out here!
"This moment is not sacred. It's not mundane. It's weird. Find the weirdness." - Erik Andersen Erik takes a loving look at the cold hard truth that this might be as good as it gets. Is the world a good place at heart? Or is it as inherently corrupt as it seems? Buddhism says both! So what should we believe? Is it better to challenge negative beliefs or celebrate them? Is there an outlook that can help make the world a better place, and is that the point? Find out here!
Erik Andersen, MS, BSN, RN was brought on to Cambridge Design Partnership's (CDP) Insight & Strategy and Human Factors teams as a seasoned critical care nurse working in both ER and ICU environments for nearly 10 years, and also as a 2021 grad of the MedTech Innovation and Entrepreneurship M.S. Program at the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering at UNC and NC State. As an Insights Research Associate at Cambridge Design Partnership, Erik helps CDP's clients with understanding the clinical-users' and patient-users' perspectives in medical device development. On this episode, Erik talks about his career path, current role, and the value he got from the MedTech program. MedTech Innovation and Entrepreneurship M.S. Program Contact Details: Website: medtech.bme.unc.edu Email: medtech_info@ncsu.edu LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/medtech-innovation-and-entrepreneurship-unc-and-ncsu/ More on The BME Grad Podcast: Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/thebmegradpodcast/ Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thebmegradpodcast/ Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCyfF0xH80d5lS1RpQsmpw0Q/videos Connect with or reach out to Host, Allie Mitzak, on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/allie-mitzak Connect with, or reach out to Host, Brian Kim, on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/briandonginkim/
Erik Andersen, MS, BSN, RN was brought on to Cambridge Design Partnership's (CDP) Insight & Strategy and Human Factors teams as a seasoned critical care nurse working in both ER and ICU environments for nearly 10 years, and also as a 2021 grad of the MedTech Innovation and Entrepreneurship M.S. Program at the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering at UNC and NC State. As an Insights Research Associate at Cambridge Design Partnership, Erik helps CDP's clients with understanding the clinical-users' and patient-users' perspectives in medical device development. On this episode, Erik talks about his career path, current role, and the value he got from the MedTech program. MedTech Innovation and Entrepreneurship M.S. Program Contact Details: Website: medtech.bme.unc.edu Email: medtech_info@ncsu.edu LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/medtech-innovation-and-entrepreneurship-unc-and-ncsu/ More on The BME Grad Podcast: Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/thebmegradpodcast/ Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thebmegradpodcast/ Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCyfF0xH80d5lS1RpQsmpw0Q/videos Connect with or reach out to Host, Allie Mitzak, on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/allie-mitzak Connect with, or reach out to Host, Brian Kim, on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/briandonginkim/
“If the pure land isn't real, maybe we can make this a pure land. Even if it doesn't add up to anything, maybe our own brains can be a Buddha land - a sphere of influence positively affected by an outside Buddha. Maybe the pure land isn't so far away after all.” - Erik Andersen “Not knowing is nearest!” Erik takes us on a personal pilgrimage to the pure land as it exists right hear and now, with a survey of the practices, historicity, personal experience, and entangling relationship Pure Land Buddhism has to the Zen we all know and love. Do we need to believe in a practice for it to work? Is it Zen to do practices that make us feel better? Would it matter if it wasn't?? Is it possible that the “place of precious things” is far closer than we ever could have imagined?? Find out here!
I denne uge har vi fået besøg af Lone og Erik Andersen, der har det økologiske kvægbrug Højbo ved Lyne. Erik er meget passioneret omkring bedriften, dyrene og avlen - og Lone står for den økonomiske del. Erik fortæller også den spændende historie om, hvordan avlsarbejdet på bedriften i dag kan spores over 80 år tilbage. Der er kvægnørderi på programmet, når Anders og Mads, i selskab med fagspersoner fra branchen, fylder dine ører med sjov og spændende landbrugssnak. Det bliver underholdende, når både erfarende og mindre erfarende gæsteværter kommer forbi og sætter kløerne i køerne.
“You might think you're no good or you can't do anything. But the more you think that, the more you might be missing that little hairsbreadth of difference that could be the difference between heaven and earth. Anything can happen at any time. The message is to not believe anything. To just be cautious. And to take everything with a grain of salt.” - Erik Andersen Erik brings us the story of one little phrase that can make all the difference in the universe - Fayan's “A hairsbreadth of difference between heaven and earth.” One thought, one word, one moment, how can we change the world in the space of a hair? How can we ever truly meet someone if the space between us is world's away? Find out here!
"What are we liberating ourselves from? It's about being able to do the things that you want to do and not getting hung up about smaller things This is emotional liberation, emotional freedom. People get discouraged in Zen for not getting things or not understanding it. A lot of people think that they just don't get it and move on to other things. You have to be okay with sometimes not getting it. That's a good thing here." - Erik Andersen In an embodiment of true Zen wisdom, Erik regales us with a koan that he can't answer, and answers it with a talk on how to answer the unanswerable. Is the world a place of good or a place of evil? Does the joy outweigh the suffering? Is there an answer to such a question, and how are we supposed to respond if there isn't? Find out here!
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Knud Erik Andersen is a true industry pioneer and one of the earliest champions of a 100% renewable energy future. Today, he is the CEO of European Energy, a leading Danish renewables firm responsible for building some of the world's largest wind and solar farms. Erik started drawing plans for wind turbines in school, and with a group of other students began to develop, understand and optimise turbines, creating one of the first home-made turbines on a summer holiday. In 2004, Erik sold his second company and saw the potential to “define energy production in the future” by leading the transition to 100% renewable energy. He launched European Energy with co-founder Mikael D. Pedersen with a vision to leverage wind capacity as a significant force in the global transition to a fossil free society. Since then, the company has expanded significantly, with 400% growth between 2021-22. The team is moving into construction, grid infrastructure and access as well as innovative technology. European Energy have completed more than 100 wind and solar power projects in 11 countries across Europe as well as Brazil, Australia and the United States. At European Energy Erik and the team utilise latest technology to create value for partners and society as a whole. They are focused on scale in order to grow the 2-3% of electricity that comes from wind and solar in the global economy. Throughout the years, European Energy has developed, constructed and acquired renewable energy projects with a total capacity of approximately 1 GW and with a value of more than one billion euro. Today, European Energy is building a multimillion-dollar solar power farm in southern Denmark. As the biggest installation of its kind in northern Europe, it will provide enough power to supply more than 75,000 households. Eager to inspire future generations of green energy champions, European Energy has donated a solar panel test site and helped to establish a PhD position with the Technical University of Denmark. Useful links: EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2021 Erik Andersen issues Green Bonds European Energy See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Seasideboats ble grunnlagt i 2004, hvor Erik, etter en lang tid i båtbyggerbransjen, så mulighetene for å bygge båter med stort fokus på holdbare løsninger og servicevennlighet. Båter der vedlikehold og reparasjoner ikke skal være hodebry.
I 2010 blev 13 hunderacer gjort i ulovlige i Danmark. Det blev vedtaget ved lov for at mindske antallet og alvorligheden af hundebid. Men ifølge et borgerforslag virker loven ikke efter hensigten, og derfor bør der i stedet indføres et hundekørekort mener stillerne af forslaget. Men er det en god idé at indføre et hundekørekort i Danmark? Medvirkende: Lene Frahm, Internats leder på Dyrenes Beskyttelses internat Fyn. Charlotte Andersson, Formand for Fair Dog Danmark. Erik Andersen, leder af Dansk Dyreinstitut.
I 2010 blev 13 hunderacer gjort i ulovlige i Danmark. Det blev vedtaget ved lov for at mindske antallet og alvorligheden af hundebid. Men ifølge et borgerforslag virker loven ikke efter hensigten, og derfor bør der i stedet indføres et hundekørekort mener stillerne af forslaget. Men er det en god idé at indføre et hundekørekort i Danmark? Medvirkende: Lene Frahm, Internats leder på Dyrenes Beskyttelses internat Fyn. Charlotte Andersson, Formand for Fair Dog Danmark. Erik Andersen, leder af Dansk Dyreinstitut. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
I denne episode er Anders taget på tur i den vestjyske. Anders besøger Lone Andersen, der har et økologisk kvæglandbrug med sin mand Erik Andersen, Derudover sidder Lone med i en række bestyrelses- og formandsposter bl.a. i Landbrug & Fødevarer. 'På tur med' er en podcastserie, som tager udgangspunkt i landbrugssektoren. Gennem serien vil vært, Anders Nøhr Lau, tage fat i nogle af de spændende fagpersoner man støder på i branchen. Vi får et indblik i gæstens uddannelsesvalg, karrierevalg samt interesser.
It’s like a guardian angel of doubt. Where by the grace of god, I would have this spark, this wonderful beautiful doubt of, maybe im wrong. Maybe im not right about this after all…" - Erik AndersenIn a delightfully madcap affair, Erik challenges all those who say that Zen is difficult or enigmatic with a talk on the big question, “How hard is zen??” only to come up with the very Zen answer, “not easy, just the easiest thing you could ever do.” From there we get a whirlwind adventure starting with a two line koan (which he swears his talk will not answer (although we're pretty sure it did)), and then running off into the definitive definition of nirvana, snake oil & delusions, whether it's ok to hate the things we love to hate, and of course those angels of doubt we can have always put our faith in.
Associate professor in molecular biosciences at Northwestern University, Erik Andersen, discusses his research in quantitative and molecular genetics. Tune in to learn: How millions of genetic variants in a section of a genome can be narrowed down to just one or two How and for what purpose Andersen uses CRISPR-Cas9 in his research Andersen's short and long-term research goals “If we could sequence a genome and then read it like a book, could we predict or understand the phenotype of an organism…how long we would live, the types of drugs we could take that would be most efficacious towards treating certain types of diseases, whether we're predisposed to other diseases?” In Andersen's lab, the focus is on answering this question by using roundworm nematodes to study the connection between the genome and different traits of the organism. He explains that there are many examples—not just in nematodes, but in flies and yeast and humans—of correlation between genetic sequence changes from organism to organism and trait differences. In humans, two of the most well-known are for type II diabetes risk and height. Andersen is looking at how differences in DNA can explain phenotypic differences such as responses to chemotherapeutics and toxins. This type of work is particularly challenging because there could be millions of variants in a particular region of the genome that may correlate with the trait of interest. This is where quantitative genetics tends to stop, and Andersen's research picks up. He explains that by using a genetic system like the nematode, large populations of individuals can be grown, their genomes can be mixed using genetic crosses, and the correlations can be broken down and further refined. This allows for the narrowing down of millions of variants to just a few hundred variants; additional crosses at this point can eventually break down those hundreds of variants to just one. Andersen dives into the details of this research and so much more, including what his research has shown about genetic polymorphism, what technologies have made this research possible, and the many benefits of using roundworms for this research. For more, visit https://www.molbiosci.northwestern.edu/people/core-faculty/erik-andersen.html. Available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2Os0myK
In an lightly amusing and deeply enlightening talk, Erik takes us on a very deep dive into a very short story as he gives us a close reading of Prajnatara’s classic three sentence tale of a very poor practice. Along the way we discuss the Zen shortcut to to truly mindful breathing, how to properly speed read the scriptures (hey look, there they go again!), self care, Zen mysticism, lion's dens, elephants, and fox tracks (oh my!)
Utrolig nok er det en uke spillefri for Sandefjord Fotball, og selv om det er sterk ferieavvikling i SF-Podden er vi på plass med ny podd mellom to serierunder. Ken Inge er en kløpper av en vikar og stepper inn, og vi har med oss en meget merittert mann i form av Tom Erik Andersen. Tom Erik jobber nå i medieavdelingen for SF i tillegg til å ha sitt eget firma. Han har erfaring som spiller selv og har også en meget solid trenerutdanning, i tillegg til å være journalist. Sammen snakker vi om tapet mot Sarpsborg, inkludert børsen, og vi ser frem i mot kampen mot Brann kommende søndag. I den anledning er det duket for verdenspremiere på jingelen "SF-Podden Ringer". Som navnet tilsier, ringer vi! Gjert Moldestad er styremedlem i Brannbataljonen og talsmann for NSA og er en kunnskapsrik og meget hyggelig bergenser. Har blant annet vunnet Gi Rasisme Rødt Kort-prisen i 2018. Resultattips og laguttak gjør vi også, og Ken Inge foreslår ny formasjon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Innovative ICU Nurse Erik Anderson shares the reasons why he started the websites : http://www.NurseHack.com and COVIDgilance.world. Let's share the ideas from the folks that have been in these hot spots. They have been inventing things and procedures for patients day after day - minute after minute. They have been through it and they have failed and succeeded. It is not a good idea to require all future hot spots to go through those same steps and trails”. Go to his website and please share!
Innovative solutions at the bedside! Erik is a Registered Nurse at WakeMed ICU, a Johnson and Johnson Nurse Innovation Fellow, and a M.S. Candidate UNC/NCSU Biomedical Engineering. He certainly has a unique way to combine bedside nursing with innovative technology solutions. Enjoy the Podcast
John Erik Andersen er musiker i Allfader, øl-brygger i AS Norsk Gjærverk og en generelt sett en bra fyr! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Our favorite in house psychiatrist, Erik, gives a perfect combination of ancient Zen and modern expert advice for managing a time of stress & anxiety.
Erik looks at anxiety in a wide ranging and well informed discussion of everything from the intricacies of classic Zen literature to contemporary psychology and all the vulnerable (and personal) twists and turns he takes to be able to share them with us. With readings from the great Huangpo, and tips and techniques from the latest in mental health science, Erik generously presents us with his own in the moment process of the anxiety of giving the talk itself to bring us a full meta exploration of how to manage and maintain through the method of no methods.
Following up on our history of the debate between gradual and sudden enlightenment, Erik follows our sudden victors forward in time to see what this sudden enlightenment really means for us in practice. With readings from Foyan's 'Instant Zen,' and Erik's favorite Buddhist story of Bahia of the Bark Cloth where Buddha finally takes the time to show a man that he is already instantly enlightened just moments before he gets killed by a cow (so... a happy ending?). But what does it mean to be suddenly enlightened? It means you are perfect and everything is fine. Or as Yunmen put it: “Why do you wander around looking for answers? What do you think you’re missing? You’re fine. If you can’t take responsibility for yourself, whatever else you’re taught will be a lie. If you see some old teacher about to open their mouth, you should tell them to shut up. But instead you act like flies on manure struggling for a bite of shit.” We swear, as always, it's just a Zen way of saying "I love you."
Podcast: De lange knives nat og grillpølser på havnen i Monaco – Rallye Monte Carlo Historique kogt ned til en podcast Denne særudgave af Det ternede flag skifter gear fra Formel 1 til historiske rallybiler. Syv danske hold er med i 2019-udgaven af Rallye Monte Carlo Historique – Det ternede flag er taget på besøg hos Team Autorama for at tale med Per Vilslev og Erik Andersen, der deltager i løbet for anden gang. Lyt med og hør om dette ultrapopulære løb, om vejsport og rally generelt.
Erik continues his inquiry into beliefs and how they can hinder us. He looks at what was meant by the classic Zen promise of "seeing true nature," beliefs as attachment, and how this is all worked with in psychology, while the sangha turns the discussion to mental health and whether it's possible to be happy about being sad.
In a freewheeling talk, Erik talks about beliefs. Do we need them? No, well sometimes, but not like we think we do. What happens when you let go of even the most fundamental beliefs? What happens when the beliefs you've most relied on fall apart? Can anything be known for certain?! Find out here!
Drawing on research from positive psychology and a reading from Huangbo, Erik Andersen talks happiness; what it is, how to get it, and why it's really not the point so don't worry about it.
This week we’re talking about how Erik Andersen, better known as Lommemannen (“the pocket man”), a grade A creep, preyed on young boys all over Norway and got away with it for decades. Find us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook: @skrimpod
Tidligere Great Garlic Girls-artist Dean-Erik Andersen har reist land og strand rundt og gitt glamour til folket. Nå ønsker han en roligere hverdag - helst med en kjæreste. Men hvordan finne drømmemannen etter så mange år som singel? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Lake is part of this year's Copenhagen Art Festival, TRUST – an exhibition spreading over five different venues, curated by Sonia Dermience. TRUST TALKS is a series of interviews with some of the participating artists, hosted by the Danish artist Hannah Heilmann. In this program we meet Martin Erik Andersen and talk about his work 'Nut, The Nightsky and The Astralpool', as well as touching on sculpture, Paolo Uccello, Current 93, teaching and more.
Erik taler over emnet "Gud spiller ikke lotto"
Erik taler over "Giv mig det du skylder!"
Erik taler over "er der trøst at hente?"
Erik taler over emnet "Ord - vi aldrig glemmer"
Erik Andersen Taler over "Et lykkeligt liv"
Taler over "Håb i en forandret verden"
Taler over "lignelsen om Skatten i marken"
Taler over "lignelsen om Arbejderne i vingården"
Erik Andersen taler over emnet "Giv og du skal få"
Erik Andersen taler over emnet "Jeg er den gode hyrde"
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