Podcasts about Forslund

John Forslund, the play-by-play voice of the Seattle Kraken and the Stanley Cup Finals, joins Chris Russell to break down the dramatic Game 3 double-overtime finish between the Vegas Golden Knights and the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Final. Forslund provides insight into the key turning points, momentum swings, and execution down the stretch that defined the marathon matchup. The conversation then shifts toward the rest of the series, with a detailed look at tactical adjustments, player matchups, and what each team must do heading into Game 4 as the intensity of the Final continues to escalate.

Bean to Barstool Redux: Vintage but still relevant conversations from the archives without all the extra narration. Just classic interviews from really cool people in craft chocolate, craft beer, and other food and beverage fields.In this edition, is a chocolate educator who uses chocolate as a way to travel the world, recalling places she's been and imagining ones she hasn't, and helping others to do the same. All that's required is an open and curious mind and a piece of chocolate. Join us for a conversation with Sanna Forslund about traveling through our senses, tasting chocolate with a sense of wonder, and how the natural world and the people around us can help us grow in our ability to do both.Check out David's book Pairing Beer & Chocolate: A Guide to Bringing the Flavors of Craft Beer and Craft Chocolate Together.Follow Bean to Barstool on social media!InstagramFacebookPinterestSign up for host David Nilsen's beer newsletter for regular beer musings, and the Bean to Barstool newsletter for pairings, collaborations, and maker profiles.

Mästerlige Edward Forslund från Riddarna är veckans gäst! Stort tack till Johnnys för ständig stött!

Is the world on track to achieving living wages? In this episode of the Frankly Speaking podcast, Richard Howitt was joined by Petter Forslund, Engagement Manager at AP2, Sweden's second national pension fund, and Steering Committee Member of the Platform Living Wage Financials, an investor coalition that supports companies in providing living wages in global supply chains. Together they assessed to what extent there has been global improvement in firms paying a living wage, as well as why investors should help to drive social standards in companies and their supply chains. You'll also hear more about: The Platform Living Wage Financials' Benchmark on company performance on living wages, including its main findings   How the Platform prioritises dialogue when engaging with companies, only using divestment as the final option  The reasons behind the ongoing need for changes in methodology around the living wage The weaknesses in the social auditing process, and how the Platform is working to improve it The issue of adequate wages in the revised European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), and how it discriminates against non-EU workers The Sweden perspective on the debate on sustainability and fiduciary duty  Listen in and follow us on LinkedIn and Youtube! 

Gabriella Forslund lär oss vad revy är och sjunger låtar vilket såklart är fusk men också kul. Sen pratar vi också om folk som gråter på internet och fula namn på barn Följ Godmorgon på Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/godmorgonpodd/

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We get back into our regular routine with plenty of news and notes off the top of the show. Then we go "In The Dugout" as Ian Wilson chats with WCBL All-Stars Zane Skansi of the Okotoks Dawgs and Ethan Menard of the Saskatoon Berries. We wrap things up with a pair of Baseball Alberta athletes heading to the Canada Summer Games in Brooke Forslund and Stone Foster. 7:31 - Zane Skansi 11:50 - Ethan Menard 17:03 - Brooke Forslund 26:20 - Stone Foster

Sommer betyder ferie for de fleste - og pausen fra hverdagen kan få dybere betydning. For nogen bliver det livsforandrende, fordi man får tid til at eftertænke sin livsretning.Gæst i programmet er Martin Lohmann Møller, globetrotter og medlem af eventyrenes klub. Præsterne er Anne Gitte Møller-Forslund og Anna Helleberg Kluge. Vært, Rasmus Birkerod

In this episode, we speak with Anders Forslund, Co-founder and CEO of Heart Aerospace, who shares the radical transformation his electric aircraft company has undergone in the past year — relocating from Sweden to Los Angeles and fundamentally changing how aerospace companies operate in the 21st century.Forslund discusses:Why Heart moved its operations to the US despite strong European roots, driven by the need to access customers, suppliers, and investors in the world's largest aerospace market.How the industry's talent crisis stems from decades without clean sheet aircraft development, and why bringing in top performers from SpaceX, Tesla, and other mission-driven technology companies is essential for attracting the right talent.Why all aerospace companies are actually software companies, given that most aircraft delays and crashes today stem from software issues rather than structural failures, and how this demands in-house control of software.Why companies should actively take on uncertainty rather than minimise it, viewing adaptability as more crucial than strength or intelligence in today's rapidly changing world.How the loss of regional connectivity serves as the “canary in the coal mine” for broader industry problems, and why this represents the natural entry point for introducing new technology and training the next generation of aerospace talent.Forslund also reveals his seven-rule framework for modern aerospace product development and explains why focusing on building rather than predicting the future is the key to success.If you LOVED this episode, you'll also love the conversation we had with Daniel Rosen Jacobson, Co-Founder & Co-CEO of Elysian Aircraft, who discusses the startup's unique approach to electric aviation. Check it out here. Learn more about the startups, strategists, and sceptics working to close the gap between growth and green ambition in our new book ‘Sustainability in the Air: Volume Two'. Click here to learn more.Links & more:Heart Aerospace Heart Aerospace unveils full-scale 30-seat hybrid-electric aircraft demonstrator - GreenAir News Heart Aerospace relocates headquarters to Los Angeles - AviationSource NewsHeart Aerospace to Launch World's Largest Fully Electric Aircraft in 2025 - Aviacionline 

Det här är bara utvecklingen, den får vi vika oss för! Så beskriver statsvetaren Evert Vedung den inställning som gjorde att Sverige på kort tid lyckades skapa ett överskott av elektricitet, med ett högt pris för naturen och samerna. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programmet sändes första gången 20220830.Sveriges elhistoria är den om tidig och snabb utbyggnad av olika energislag som kunde producera el till låga priser. Om innovationer, framsynthet och långsiktighet, men också om naturvärden som offrades i moderniseringens namn. Har vi idag något att lära av den historien, när nu elproduktionen i landet behöver öka kraftigt och snabbt, för att vi ska nå klimatmålen och samtidigt ha en ekonomi i tillväxt?I tre program besöker Vetenskapsradion några olika elhistoriska platser i Sverige. I denna första del bland annat Horndal i Dalarna, som var den sydliga slutpunkten för den första kraftledningen mellan norra och södra Sverige, vilken togs i drift 1936. Horndal är än idag en stor knutpunkt för kraftledningar och inte minst därför har Google planer på att bygga ett gigantiskt datacenter där, som kommer att sluka oerhörda mängder el.Vi får också höra historien om hur det spektakulära Stora Sjöfallet i Lappland offrades för vattenkraften.Medverkande: Magnus Carlson, förvaltare Vattenfall; Kerstin Enflo, ekonomhistoriker Lunds Universitet; Lasse Wallbing, kraftverksveteran och aktiv i Porjus arkivkommitté; Lars-Erik Lindström på museet i Krångede; Evert Vedung, professor emeritus i statsvetenskap på Uppsala Universitet; Börje Forslund, lokalhistoriker från Avesta samt Bengt Söderkvist, boende i Horndal.Reporter: Mats Carlsson-LénartProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.se

I detta avsnitt gästas vi av Anders Forslund, grundare och vd för Heart Aerospace – företaget som siktar på att elektrifiera flygindustrin och göra framtidens resor både hållbara och effektiva. Med en stark passion för både flyg och miljö berättar Forslund om hur dessa intressen förenades i idén som blev grunden till Heart Aerospace.Vi får höra om resan från vision till verklighet, med fokus på utvecklingen av elektriska flygplan som kan minska utsläppen. Samtalet går på djupet i de tekniska utmaningar som elflyget står inför – från batteriteknik till säkerhetskrav och certifieringar – och lyfter fram vikten av samarbete med myndigheter, flygbolag och investerare.Forslund berättar även om företagets första modell, ES-30, ett elektriskt flygplan särskilt designat för kortare resor. Han delar insikter kring marknadens positiva respons och hur intresset för elflyg växer snabbt – både från flygbolag och investerare. Dessutom får vi en inblick i hur Heart Aerospace planerar att skala upp produktionen och bygga en långsiktigt hållbar affärsmodell.Det här är ett avsnitt du inte vill missa – en inspirerande och insiktsfull inblick i framtidens flyg med en av branschens mest spännande pionjärer!Kom i kontakt med Anders Forslund här.Läs mer om Heart Aerospace här.Ta del av Framgångsakademins kurser.Beställ "Mitt Framgångsår".Följ Alexander Pärleros på Instagram.Följ Alexander Pärleros på Tiktok.Bästa tipsen från avsnittet i Nyhetsbrevet.I samarbete med Convendum. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I detta avsnitt gästas vi av Anders Forslund, grundare och vd för Heart Aerospace – företaget som siktar på att elektrifiera flygindustrin och göra framtidens resor både hållbara och effektiva. Med en stark passion för både flyg och miljö berättar Forslund om hur dessa intressen förenades i idén som blev grunden till Heart Aerospace.Vi får höra om resan från vision till verklighet, med fokus på utvecklingen av elektriska flygplan som kan minska utsläppen. Samtalet går på djupet i de tekniska utmaningar som elflyget står inför – från batteriteknik till säkerhetskrav och certifieringar – och lyfter fram vikten av samarbete med myndigheter, flygbolag och investerare.Forslund berättar även om företagets första modell, ES-30, ett elektriskt flygplan särskilt designat för kortare resor. Han delar insikter kring marknadens positiva respons och hur intresset för elflyg växer snabbt – både från flygbolag och investerare. Dessutom får vi en inblick i hur Heart Aerospace planerar att skala upp produktionen och bygga en långsiktigt hållbar affärsmodell.Det här är ett avsnitt du inte vill missa – en inspirerande och insiktsfull inblick i framtidens flyg med en av branschens mest spännande pionjärer!Kom i kontakt med Anders Forslund här.Läs mer om Heart Aerospace här.Ta del av Framgångsakademins kurser.Beställ "Mitt Framgångsår".Följ Alexander Pärleros på Instagram.Följ Alexander Pärleros på Tiktok.Bästa tipsen från avsnittet i Nyhetsbrevet.I samarbete med Convendum. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aviation accounts for around 2-3% of global emissions, and is showing no sign of decreasing. There has been a lot of focus on replacement fuels, but no real paradigm shift in the industry. Anders Forslund has a plan to change that. Anders is the CEO of Heart Aerospace, the Swedish airplane developers who've recently established an R&D facility in California to develop their 30 seater hybrid-electric plane. Later this year, their all-electric prototype will take to the skies in its first test flight. While there are a number of companies innovating in the aerospace sector, including Joby Aviation, featured in Episode 156 of Cleaning Up, Heart is targeting larger planes and longer routes. They already have orders to buy hundreds of planes, most notably from United Airlines, and have received early investment from Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures. This episode was recorded at the Heart Aerospace facilities in El Sugundo, Los Angeles. Leadership Circle:Cleaning Up is supported by the Leadership Circle, and its founding members: Actis, Alcazar Energy, EcoPragma Capital, EDP of Portugal, Eurelectric, the Gilardini Foundation, KKR, National Grid, Octopus Energy, Quadrature Climate Foundation, SDCL and Wärtsilä. For more information on the Leadership Circle, please visit https://www.cleaningup.live. Links:The Heart Aerospace websiteA Magnificent Woman And Her Flying Machines - Ep156: Bonny Simi  

Tim Forslund works on the circular economy at the Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra. As a key part of his work at Sitra, Tim has analysed how circular economy strategies can help tackle biodiversity loss, including through the circular bioeconomy. We'll be talking about Sitra's latest handbook for businesses, CIRCULAR SOLUTIONS FOR NATURE, which helps companies aiming to integrate circular business models into their operations so they can address biodiversity loss. Sitra's handbook includes a primer on the interconnections between circularity and nature, and sets out a three-step approach for action: 1. identifying critical biodiversity impacts in the value chain; 2. using circular solutions to tackle these impacts; 3. designing the circular transformation journey. Sitra is a public fund, think tank and future house. The circular economy has been a central part of Sitra's work for more than 10 years. In 2016, it led the work for the world's first national circular economy roadmap, and in 2017, it started the World Circular Economy Forum. CIRCULAR SOLUTIONS FOR NATURE is the third of Sitra's handbooks for business, following on from its publications on technology and the chemical industry.

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Mike Benton sets up the Apr. 9 matchup at Climate Pledge Arena between the Seattle Kraken and the Arizona Coyotes, in a conversation with TV play-by-play announcer John Forslund. 

Mike Benton is joined by TV play-by-play voice John Forslund on the Mar. 13 episode of Kraken Weekly. 

Mike Benton sets up the Mar. 14 matchup at Climate Pledge Arena between the Seattle Kraken and Washington Capitals in a chat with John Forslund (Kraken TV voice) and Capitals radio voice John Walton. 

Mike Benton is joined by TV play-by-play voice John Forslund on the Mar. 13 episode of Kraken Weekly, saluting Jordan Eberle's 1,000th NHL game and recapping the Tuesday night OT defeat to Vegas. 

Mike Benton sets up the Mar. 2 matchup and six-game homestand finale at Climate Pledge Arena between the Seattle Kraken and Edmonton Oilers, in a Friday conversation with TV play-by-play voice John Forslund.

Final thoughts from the booth with Everett Fitzhugh and Al Kinisky, while Mike Benton is joined by TV play-by-play voice John Forslund after a 5-2 loss for the Kraken to the Wild in the Feb. 24 matchup at Climate Pledge Arena.

Mike Benton sets up the first game out of the break with TV play-by-play voice John Forslund, for the Feb. 10 matchup between the Kraken and Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center.

Mike Benton sets up the Jan. 28 matchup at Climate Pledge Arena between the Seattle Kraken and Columbus Blue Jackets with Kraken TV play-by-play voice John Forslund.

Mike Benton sets up the Nov. 4 storylines and incoming matchup between the Seattle Kraken and Calgary Flames, 7pm PT at Climate Pledge Arena, joined by Kraken TV play by play voice John Forslund and Flames radio host Pat Steinberg.

Mike Benton and John Forslund set up the Oct. 21 matchup at Climate Pledge Arena between the Kraken and New York Rangers at 7pm PT.

This episode we'll be speaking with 2 very successful creators, Marshall Crews & Joey Forslund both sharing their story to success and how they achieved what they've built

Kraken TV play-by-play voice John Forslund joined Mike Benton ahead of the Sept. 28 preseason matchup between the Kraken and Vancouver Canucks, 7pm (950 AM KJR) at Climate Pledge Arena.

"Det här är bara utvecklingen, den får vi vika oss för!" Så beskriver statsvetaren Evert Vedung den inställning som gjorde att Sverige på kort tid lyckades skapa ett överskott av elektricitet, med ett högt pris för naturen och samerna. Sveriges elhistoria är den om tidig och snabb utbyggnad av olika energislag som kunde producera el till låga priser. Om innovationer, framsynthet och långsiktighet, men också om naturvärden som offrades i moderniseringens namn. Har vi idag något att lära av den historien, när nu elproduktionen i landet behöver öka kraftigt och snabbt, för att vi ska nå klimatmålen och samtidigt ha en ekonomi i tillväxt?I tre program besöker Vetenskapsradion några olika elhistoriska platser i Sverige. I denna första del bland annat Horndal i Dalarna, som var den sydliga slutpunkten för den första kraftledningen mellan norra och södra Sverige, vilken togs i drift 1936. Horndal är än idag en stor knutpunkt för kraftledningar och inte minst därför har Google planer på att bygga ett gigantiskt datacenter där, som kommer att sluka oerhörda mängder el.Vi får också höra historien om hur det spektakulära Stora Sjöfallet i Lappland offrades för vattenkraften.Programmet är en repris från 30 augusti 2022. Medverkande: Magnus Carlson, förvaltare Vattenfall; Kerstin Enflo, ekonomhistoriker Lunds Universitet; Lasse Wallbing, kraftverksveteran och aktiv i Porjus arkivkommitté; Lars-Erik Lindström på museet i Krångede; Evert Vedung, professor emeritus i statsvetenskap på Uppsala Universitet; Börje Forslund, lokalhistoriker från Avesta samt Bengt Söderkvist, boende i Horndal.Reporter: Mats Carlsson-LénartProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.se

MIke Benton sets up the Stanley Cup Final between Vegas and Florida, coming on radio to 93.3 KJR-FM with insights from Kraken TV play-by-play voice John Forslund and analyst Nick Olczyk.

Game 3 back in Seattle coming up, series tied 1-1. Mike Benton sets up the second round matchup with the Dallas Stars at Climate Pledge Arena on May 7.

Blackhawks up next, four games remaining on the regular season schedule. Discussing the Stanley Cup Playoffs and the meaning for Seattle: TV play-by-play voice John Forslund, joining Mike Benton ahead of the Apr. 8 matchup against Chicago at Climate Pledge Arena.

With the Los Angeles Kings up next, the Kraken continue to take aim: Mike Benton is joined by Kraken TV play-by-play voice John Forslund and Kings TV voice Alex Faust ahead of the Apr. 1 matchup at Climate Pledge Arena.

On this episode of The Broadside Podcast I am joined by an old friend of mine by the name of James Forslund. James is a co-owner of Bear Country Outdoors and an avid bear hunter and outdoorsman. We  talk about how James and the other members of Bear Country are putting up the good fight to keep our rights as hunter prevelent in the state of washington and also about how Bear Country Outdoors got started and how they continue to make great content to help with all hunters in tasks such as processing game and utilizing harvested bear. They are really trying to make bear hunting become more of a household tradition in showing that its not just a "rug on the wall" but great resources for your family. 

The Stars are back for the rematch, on Pride Night, with Mike Benton sharing more on warmup jersey details and auction info - plus a conversation with TV play by play voice, John Forslund.

Its Been awhile since I've done an old school podcast but due to internet issues I was forced to cancel the live stream. It was a blast James is a great guy hope you enjoy it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Taylor Baird on the Dallas Stars, NHL trade deadline moves, Avalanche injuries, John Forslund on the Seattle Kraken, NHL back-to-backs, trade deadline philosophy, relying on teamwork over individual talent at a few positions, Dave Hakstol, Vince Dunn's great season, Dennis Bernstein on the LA Kings, Jonathan Quick traded twice at deadline and lands in Vegas, playoff picture

Longtime NHL Announcer John Forslund is in his second season calling Seattle Kraken games for ROOT Sports. He joined the Kraken after a lengthy tenure as the TV voice of the Hartford Whalers/Carolina Hurricanes. During his tenure in Carolina, he also called national games most recently for NBC and TNT. During the Spring of 2020, he called games for NBC Sports in the Toronto “bubble” through the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs. Forslund joined the Hartford Whalers in 1991 as the team's public relations director. He became the team's announcer in 1995. In 1997, he followed the franchise when they relocated to Carolina and became the Hurricanes. In this episode, he detailed the process for his getting hired by the Kraken. He also explained what the Kraken need to do to become a true fixture in the Seattle sports community. Forslund gave his thoughts on the possibility of an NBA franchise returning to Seattle. Follow John Forslund on social media @JohnForslund.

The Bruins are in town. Mike Benton recaps the Muckeshoot Indian Tribe partnership ceremony in a chat with CEO Tod Leiweke, while a matchup with Boston on deck with John Forslund and Bruins radio voice Judd Sirott.

Mike Benton sets up the Jan. 28 matchup between the Seattle Kraken and Columbus Blue Jackets at Climate Pledge Arena, joined by Kraken TV play-by-play voice John Forslund and Blue Jackets radio host Dylan Tyrer.

Mike Benton sets up the Jan. 27 battle at Climate Pledge Arena between the Seattle Kraken and Calgary Flames, joined by Kraken TV play-by-play voice John Forslund and Flames TV analyst Kelly Hrudey.

In this episode of Bean to Barstool Bite Sized, we talk with Sanna Forslund, a chocolate educator from Sweden. Sanna is passionate about the tasting experience and sharing it with others, and speaks often of traveling through chocolate, a way of letting the wind wander during the tasting experience and allowing our chemical senses to take us to other places and evoke distinctive memories. Here Sanna shares how she prepares herself for traveling through the tasting experience.You can follow Sanna on Instagram here.Want to stay up to date on Bean to Barstool episodes and blog posts? Sign up for the newsletter!Follow Bean to Barstool on social media!InstagramTwitterFacebookPinterestTikTokSign up for host David Nilsen's newsletter to get regular updates!

Mike Benton sets up a New Year's Day showdown at Climate Pledge Arena between the Seattle Kraken and New York Islanders, with Kraken TV play by play voice John Forslund and Islanders TV voice Brendan Burke. Highlights courtesy: Chris King / Islanders radio

As you've seen, Season 3 is dedicated to my father, Mike Jacox, who passed away late in 2021. I Love and miss you, Dad.  Thank you, #CatchSitkaSportFishing and #ACMEHomes, for your continued support!!!Today, we sat down with John Forslund, the primary play-by-play announcer for the Seattle Kraken,  but has also done national games for ESPN, NHL Versus, TNT, and NBC Sports.   For over 30 years, John has been calling hockey games professionally, but his love of the game from the announcer's perspective started much younger.  John grew up in Springfield, Massachusetts, and decided early on that he wanted to be a hockey play-by-play announcer. “I started doing the games off the television from age 12 to 17,” he says. “My dad was my color man.  He and his dad would turn the sound down, and they would do any game that came on.  His father's friends would come over and watch the Bruins play at night, and little Johnny would sit on the floor and call the game.  Today, we learn about John, the dad who is the father to three young adults and the husband to Natalie who he loves dearly.  We also will hear about how he lost his best friend, his father, in 1985 while giving him CPR.    John's parents were alike but different; they were positive, but they pushed him.   John is the ultimate professional at his craft and puts a lot of onus on practice and being prepared, lessons that he will teach his own children.  By working hard, he always learned that you will get something back.  Additionally, he taught his kids the simplistic advice of always treating others how they want to be treated.   To learn more about John, you can follow him on Twitter at @johnForslund.  You also can catch all of his great work on Root Sports, where he is one of the best announcers I've ever listened to!!!Catch Sitka Sport Fishing At Catch Sitka, Issam and team provide an amazing fishing experience with Halibut, Salmon and more!Established in 2006, Acme Homes WA One of the most value-based home builders in the state of Washington! Go Check them out!

Färgstarkt mode som sprider glädje Maxjenny Forslund växte upp på Österlen med föräldrar som båda är konstnärer. Från början tänkte hon sig en karriär som möbelformgivare och studerade på Det Kongelige Akademi* i Danmark. Men som vi vet, så faller äpplet ofta inte långt från trädet, så när Maxjenny började designa kläder, precis som sin mamma så fanns det mycket kunskap hemifrån som hon kunde dra nytta av.    Nu säljs de färgrika kreationerna med klänningar, kavajer men även ytterplagg, skidkläder och accessoarer för både kvinnor och män över hela världen. Det senaste projektet, Drottningholm Collection innehåller detaljer från just Drottningsholms Slottsteater utanför Stockholm.    Maxjenny bor sedan många år med familj och barn mitt i Köpenhamn och hon delar generöst med sig sina bästa tips för besökare i Danmarks charmiga huvudstad .    Häng med och träffa en sprudlande designer!    Maxjenny! - The worlds most colorful brand for empowered occasions!   Maxjenny på nätet: https://shop-maxjenny.myshopify.com/ Just nu 25% rabatt i webbshoppen - passa på!    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maxjenny/?hl=sv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maxjennystudio/   Maxjennys mamma, Margareta Forslund Design https://margareta-forslund-design.myshopify.com/ Sweor får just nu 15% rabatt med koden MF15 Maxjennys pappa, Owe Johansson https://www.instagram.com/silverartist_owe/?hl=sv   Maxjenny tipsar i Köpenhamn: https://www.elle.se/resor/7-dolda-parlor-i-kopenhamn/8391317   *https://kglakademi.dk/ SWEA Stockholm https://stockholm.swea.org/ SWEA Malmö  https://malmo.swea.org/   SWEA-poddens team i detta avsnitt:  Intervju: Anna Bril (SWEA Stockholm) och Anna Frick (SWEA Washington DC) Redigering: Stina Bergh Palo, (SWEA Zurich) Webbredaktör: Ann-Sofie Berg (SWEA Singapore)   

Mike Benton recaps Shane Wright's first day back on ice on Monday, setting up Tuesday's matchup between the Seattle Kraken and Montreal Canadiens in a conversation with TV play-by-play voice John Forslund.

Mike Benton with Kraken TV play-by-play voice John Forslund and Capitals radio voice John Walton ahead of the Seattle Kraken and Washington Capitals matchup, on Dec. 1 at Climate Pledge Arena.

"Det här är bara utvecklingen, den får vi vika oss för!" Så beskriver statsvetaren Evert Vedung den inställning som gjorde att Sverige på kort tid lyckades skapa ett överskott av elektricitet, med ett högt pris för naturen och samerna. Sveriges elhistoria är den om tidig och snabb utbyggnad av olika energislag som kunde producera el till låga priser. Om innovationer, framsynthet och långsiktighet, men också om naturvärden som offrades i moderniseringens namn. Har vi idag något att lära av den historien, när nu elproduktionen i landet behöver öka kraftigt och snabbt, för att vi ska nå klimatmålen och samtidigt ha en ekonomi i tillväxt?I tre program besöker Vetenskapsradion några olika elhistoriska platser i Sverige. I denna första del bland annat Horndal i Dalarna, som var den sydliga slutpunkten för den första kraftledningen mellan norra och södra Sverige, vilken togs i drift 1936. Horndal är än idag en stor knutpunkt för kraftledningar och inte minst därför har Google planer på att bygga ett gigantiskt datacenter där, som kommer att sluka oerhörda mängder el.Vi får också höra historien om hur det spektakulära Stora Sjöfallet i Lappland offrades för vattenkraften.Medverkande: Magnus Carlson, förvaltare Vattenfall; Kerstin Enflo, ekonomhistoriker Lunds Universitet; Lasse Wallbing, kraftverksveteran och aktiv i Porjus arkivkommitté; Lars-Erik Lindström på museet i Krångede; Evert Vedung, professor emeritus i statsvetenskap på Uppsala Universitet; Börje Forslund, lokalhistoriker från Avesta samt Bengt Söderkvist, boende i Horndal.Reporter: Mats Carlsson-LénartProducent: Björn Gunér bjorn.guner@sr.se

"Det här är bara utvecklingen, den får vi vika oss för!" Så beskriver statsvetaren Evert Vedung den inställning som gjorde att Sverige på kort tid lyckades skapa ett överskott av elektricitet, med ett högt pris för naturen och samerna. Sveriges elhistoria är den om tidig och snabb utbyggnad av olika energislag som kunde producera el till låga priser. Om innovationer, framsynthet och långsiktighet, men också om naturvärden som offrades i moderniseringens namn. Har vi idag något att lära av den historien, när nu elproduktionen i landet behöver öka kraftigt och snabbt, för att vi ska nå klimatmålen och samtidigt ha en ekonomi i tillväxt?I tre program besöker Vetenskapsradion några olika elhistoriska platser i Sverige. I denna första del bland annat Horndal i Dalarna, som var den sydliga slutpunkten för den första kraftledningen mellan norra och södra Sverige, vilken togs i drift 1936. Horndal är än idag en stor knutpunkt för kraftledningar och inte minst därför har Google planer på att bygga ett gigantiskt datacenter där, som kommer att sluka oerhörda mängder el.Vi får också höra historien om hur det spektakulära Stora Sjöfallet i Lappland offrades för vattenkraften.Medverkande: Magnus Carlson, förvaltare Vattenfall; Kerstin Enflo, ekonomhistoriker Lunds Universitet; Lasse Wallbing, kraftverksveteran och aktiv i Porjus arkivkommitté; Lars-Erik Lindström på museet i Krångede; Evert Vedung, professor emeritus i statsvetenskap på Uppsala Universitet; Börje Forslund, lokalhistoriker från Avesta samt Bengt Söderkvist, boende i Horndal.Reporter: Mats Carlsson-LénartProducent: Björn Gunér bjorn.guner@sr.se

NHL play-by-play announcer John Forslund of the Seattle Kraken on Root Sports, TNT, and Sports USA Radio, joined the Announcer Schedules Podcast back in June for an insightful conversation with Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin.In addition to his role as the voice of the Seattle Kraken, Forslund calls games for the national NHL on TNT package having previously announced for NBC Sports, NHL on Versus and ESPN National Hockey Night. He also works for Sports USA Radio on the national radio side, most recently announcing the Eastern Conference Finals for the network. After starting his career in the American Hockey League, Forslund joined the Hartford Whalers organization in 1991 as PR Director and took over play-by-play duties in the 1994-95 season. He continued to work for the franchise following its relocation as the Carolina Hurricanes and through the 2020 season. Forslund called games for NBC Sports in 2020-21 and accepted the position with the Seattle Kraken on January 26, 2021.Forslund discusses his full career arc as an announcer abc the challenges of calling hockey on both TV and radio. Forslund details his journey from Springfield, Mass. to the Carolina Hurricanes to becoming the first-ever television play-by-play announcer of the Seattle Kraken. Enjoy this conversation and make sure to to find the "Announcer Schedules Podcast" as part of the SportsMediaWatch.com Podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

NHL play-by-play announcer John Forslund of the Seattle Kraken on Root Sports, TNT, and Sports USA Radio, joined the Announcer Schedules Podcast back in June for an insightful conversation with Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin.In addition to his role as the voice of the Seattle Kraken, Forslund calls games for the national NHL on TNT package having previously announced for NBC Sports, NHL on Versus and ESPN National Hockey Night. He also works for Sports USA Radio on the national radio side, most recently announcing the Eastern Conference Finals for the network. After starting his career in the American Hockey League, Forslund joined the Hartford Whalers organization in 1991 as PR Director and took over play-by-play duties in the 1994-95 season. He continued to work for the franchise following its relocation as the Carolina Hurricanes and through the 2020 season. Forslund called games for NBC Sports in 2020-21 and accepted the position with the Seattle Kraken on January 26, 2021.Forslund discusses his full career arc as an announcer abc the challenges of calling hockey on both TV and radio. Forslund details his journey from Springfield, Mass. to the Carolina Hurricanes to becoming the first-ever television play-by-play announcer of the Seattle Kraken. Enjoy this conversation and make sure to to find the "Announcer Schedules Podcast" as part of the SportsMediaWatch.com Podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy