Podcasts about finnish culture

In this episode, Hailey heads to the one and only historic Wisconsin township of Oulu, home of the largest population of Finnish people in the Midwest. She explores the quaint community that continues to work hard to preserve its prided history, celebrate traditions still today, and welcomes visitors to take in the authentic Finnish culture. First, she dives into the history of Oulu, which dates back to 1997. Later, Hailey fast forwards to present day, where the Oulu Heritage Center has kept their Finnish heritage alive, from housing artifacts to teaching traditions. Lastly, Hailey shares how and when to visit Oulu to partake in the communal celebration of culture.Read the blog here: https://discoverwisconsin.com/blog/its-all-about-oulu-past-present-future/Oulu: https://ouluwisconsin.com/; Oulu Heritage Center: https://www.ouluculturalcenter.org/; Summer School: https://www.ouluculturalcenter.org/summerschool2022; Coffee & Conversation: https://www.ouluculturalcenter.org/coffee-conversationThe Bobber: https://discoverwisconsin.com/blog/The Cabin Podcast: https://the-cabin.simplecast.com. Follow on social @thecabinpodShop Discover Wisconsin: shop.discoverwisconsin.com. Follow on social @shopdiscoverwisconsinDiscover Wisconsin: https://discoverwisconsin.com/. Follow on social @discoverwisconsinDiscover Mediaworks: https://discovermediaworks.com/. Follow on social @discovermediaworksEnbridge: https://www.enbridge.com/. Follow on social @enbridge

UPDATE: Permaculture Freedom podcast is now called Land by Hand podcast. Listen to the first couple minutes to learn more about this update and the direction the show is headed. And for the main content of this episode...It's Sauna season and I thought this show might be a great introduction to the cultural traditions of Sauna from the far north of Scandinavia and it's migration to the Upper Midwest of North America. I've put together a beautiful introduction to Sauna from many voices sharing their traditions, stories & folklore. Enjoy!“My sauna cabin is primitive, one step removed from the first excavations in the hillsides of Finland. I wanted it that way for I felt it must be close to the earth, so much a part of the natural environment that simple values would not be lost… Simplicity is the keynote, but when steam rises from the stones and the sprays of steam and give off their fragrance, the sauna comes into its own.” -Sigurd Olson, Runes of the NorthLearn more about this episode, watch the videos and read the show notes on this episode here >- - -Disclaimer: This is another episode exploring different themes in Permaculture and related fields with audio clips, interviews & anything else we can find. All audio clips are credited and linked on our website. We seek to share content & information which is becoming increasingly hard to find, censored and/or deemed controversial. Opinions expressed by content creators, guests & interviews on Land by Hand podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of myself, nor Land by Hand. No human holds the whole truth and listening to many different perspectives helps to shape a critical informed opinion. Always do your own unbiased research before drawing conclusions or spreading others' ideas as the truth.  "It is the mark of an educated mind to entertain a thought without accepting it." - Aristotle - - - If you enjoy the show, please subscribe and consider the following: Share it with someone else in your life  Leave a review or rating for the show Submit feedback, episode topic/guest ideas or a question at landbyhand.org/podcast Thanks for listening and your support! Music by J a c k ∞ R o s eLand by Hand Exploring the mystical connections of head, heart & hand to land through traditional craft with down-to-earth artisan folk. (formerly Permaculture Freedom)-Learn more about this episode, watch the videos and read the show notes on this episode here >

Sports and Culture in Finland; Soccer, the Olympic Stadium is fully booked for next Summer, the feature film "Compartment number 6" is Finland's Oscar candidate. - Suomen urheilu- ja kulttuuritapahtumia: jalkapalloilija Teemu Pukki kaikkien aikojen maalintekijä, Helsingin olympiastadionissa riittää tapahtumia joka viikonlopulle ensi kesänä, elokuva "Hytti numero 6" Suomen Oscar ehdokkaana ja Timo kävi myös museovierailulla.

The sibling dynamic is one laden with turbulence, care, and connection in equal measure. Developing the level of emotional intelligence and maturity to translate this family partnership into a business one requires remarkable growth and evolution - the ‘Sauna Twins' behind Finnmark Sauna are a perfect exhibition of exactly that.Finnmark Sauna's Max & Jake Newport are the Director of Design & MD behind the venture honouring Finnish sauna culture through their passionate love of the practice. The pair join us this week to discuss the values that drive the industry-leading team, their appreciation for holistic wellbeing, and how the twins connect to their business' mission & successes.This episode covers:Adjusting from a standard sibling relationship to forming a business partnershipHow Finnish culture inspires Jake & Max's drive to deliver the experiences that they themselves enjoyThe down-to-earth involvement that sees the twins muck in anywhere within the businessEncountering the difficult challenges that come with rapidly outgrowing their initial processesLinks and references at: https://lizleanpr.co.uk/podcast-runs-in-the-family/

Elina Siltala tells about Finncare, its functioning during the Coronavirus epidemic and the approaching Christmas. - Elina Siltala kertoo Finncaren toiminnasta koronaviruksen aikaan ja tulevasta joulusta

This week, some sports, awards for cultural achievement; the arts suffer because of the pandemic. - Hieman urheilua, kulttuuripalkintoja ja kulttuuri yleensä kärsii koronaviruspandemian johdosta.

Arts and entertainment in Finland - Urheilun, musiikin ja taiteen tapahtumia

In today's episode we are joined by Kalle Väliaho, the Youth Hockey Manager from the Finnish Ice Hockey Association. With Kalle we talk about Finnish hockey culture and the keys to their success in international hockey as a small country. We also talk about the key qualities they look to develop in their players and coaches, the environment they want to create, the emphasis they place on the individual and some of the challenges they face in their country. Kalle shared with us a presentation he gave to USA Hockey about FIHA and its structure you can access here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cnmum9m7zhn0ixp/FIHA_2019_USAHockey.pptx?dl=0 Connect with Kalle on LinkedIn and with Derek (@DerekERead) and Rick (@RickSchreiber68) on twitter. Don't forget to connect with the show on social media as well (@thecoachsroad) and send us an email at thecoachsroad@gmail.com

Director Paavo Westerberg's movie, the Violinist, will be showcased at the 2019 Scandinavian Film Festival. - Ohjaaja Paavo Westerbergin elokuva Viulisti esitetään vuoden 2019 pohjoismaisilla elokuvafestivaaleilla (Scandinavian Film Festival).

Anna and Tarja make art out of recycled materials. They constructed a beautiful bonfire for the Finnish Midsummer Party in Sydney. - Anna ja Tarja tekevät taidetta kierrätysmateriaaleista. He kasasivat kokoon kauniin kierrätyskokon Sydneyn Suomi-Seuran järjestämille juhannusjuhlille. Haastattelu on englanniksi.

We met with Elina, Niina and Nakke at the party organised by Sydney Finnish Society. They all shared their midsummer memories and traditions in Australia and Finland. - Tapasimme Elinan, Niinan ja Naken Sydneyn Suomi-Seuran järjestämillä juhannusjuhlilla.

Dr. Edward Dutton has a PhD in Religious Studies and in 2011 was made Adjunct Professor of the Anthropology of Religion and Finnish Culture at Oulu University in Finland, where he has lived since 2005. He is an author as well as a vlogger with a popular youtube channel called "Dr. Edward Dutton: The Jolly Heretic" where his politically incorrect subjects have contributed to his growing subscription count. In this edition he will be talking with us about intelligence decline which he has written a book about called "At Our Wits End".   Related Links: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMRs0Ml8RF0cWVAOeQeBxTw/videos  

Imaging checking out from your day job to hit the road with a mobile sauna. Imagine being able to: Share the appreciation of sauna with others. Take a sauna when you want to. See the country. This is the journey native Finn's Risto Sivula and Jouko Sipala will be undertaking soon to help celebrate the centennial year of Finland's independence.  Risto and Jouko are well suited for this duty, and we get to hear why in this episode of Sauna Talk. Jouko (left) and Risto chilling out between rounds during our Sauna Talk podcast Folks will be able to experience Finnish Culture and Finnish Achievements along the tour: Preliminary schedule for traveling sauna tour.   Here is the latest draft schedule: January 13-14 Minneapolis, MN January 23-24 Finland, MN * February 8 Kansas City, MO* February 10-12 Dallas, TX Feb 24-26 Houston, TX Feb 28 Albuquerque, NM* March 1 Phoenix, AZ* March [ ] Los Angeles, CA * March 28-29 San Francisco, CA April [ ] Portland, OR * April [ ] Astoria, OR * April 21-23 Seattle, WA* May/June/July Minnesota – TBD May 19-21 Chicago, IL May 30-31 Eagle, WI * June 1 Cedarburg, WI* June 2-3 Milwaukee, WI* June 23-25 Houghton/Hancock, UP MI August 11-13 Wixom, MI August 15 Buffalo, NY * August 18-20 Leominster, MA September 30 New York, NY October [ ] Raleigh, NC October 14 Atlanta, GA November 18 Lake Worth, FL December 2 - 6 Washington D.C. Email is info@travelingsauna.com facebook/travelingsauna twitter: @travelingsauna   I invite you to listen in with Risto and Jouko There are about 650,000 Finns living in United States, a good chuck living in Minnesota and UP Michigan.  We all want to celebrate Finnish Independence, and bringing people together.  The route has something to do with where the Finnish ambassador will be traveling.  A big shout out to Keith and Mark Raisanen from Tylo/Helo North America, who are building the traveling sauna.  100 Saunas is the goal: 50 saunas for Risto and 50 sauna for Jouko.  Saunatimes is going to help make these 100 saunas happen.  Sauna Talk is conceptual thinking.  You slow down. Sauna is your time and the way you want to have it. We respect the solitude of sauna, but Sauna Talk is the ambassador of conversation.  North East Minnesota, home of the Kuuma Stove and good Loyly.  Bringing sauna rocks from Finland.  But you can't use just any rocks for sauna rocks.  Replace your sauna rocks every 5-10 years?  Take a shower before sauna round one?  Yes, it can be a little uncomfortable if your skin is dry, but there are no rules here. The garden hose shower, simple is better. What should we use to christen the sauna?  Champagne may not be appropriate. Does anybody have any ideas?  What should the traveling sauna be named?  We'd love to get your thoughts.  The community of authentic sauna enthusiasts are most welcome to come experience the traveling sauna.  Finnish Sauna Society, International Sauna Society, Finnish Embassy in Washington are all supporting the traveling sauna project. There are more saunas in Finland than there are cars.  The wood burning sauna stove is sustainable.  It is the real sauna.  The atmosphere, the feel, the connection to nature.  And the heat is softer and warmer.  Not as "hard" heat as what comes out of the electric sauna stove.  There is a dream team for social media connectivity to learn about where the traveling sauna will be, and when.  For those wanting to experience the traveling sauna, it's best to reach out to the local Finnish groups in each town and community, who are coordinating the traveling sauna in their respective areas. Life in United States vs. Europe. Driving - Minneapolis/St. Paul spans 40-50 miles.  Lots of driving.  Cities are more concentrated in Europe. Health Care, Education, Retirement - you worry about these things in the United States.  Percolating all the time in the back of your head.  Extra pressure. Being naked in sauna is a European thing.  American saunas are usually experienced while wearing a bathing suit. Who would you like to take a sauna with?  How about Urho Kekkonen or Donald Trump.  An opportunity for sitting down and take it easy for awhile. Favorite part of the sauna session?  The first Loyly.  The flow or not being rushed.  The feeling of humming and mellow. What is most misunderstood about sauna?  Sauna is how you want to do it.   It's up to you how you want to experience it.  It's all ok. If you could take a mobile sauna anywhere, where would you choose?  Antartica!  300 degree f. difference in temp.  How about the bottom of the Grand Canyon?  Why not?  And sauna and a lake belong together. Bring the sauna to state parks.   Sauna makes nature pop.