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Nordmark Pod får besök av artisten och låtskrivaren David Fridlund!Det samtalas om och att;  ior, glömt ett helt år, finns det bra bandnamn? David and The Citizens, låtar till två plattor till, mitt förra liv i USA, chocktillstånd, som dagböcker, texterna är ännu viktigare nu, när väl bandet sprack hade jag ingen, 3 killar med gitarr och ingen är där o lyssnar, sålde parkeringsbiljetter, tog mig inte ur det, att vara medberoende, hotade att ta sitt liv, var inte i Sverige på 11 år, jag kommer aldrig mer tillbaks, det kommer sluta illa om du inte tar dig därifrån, när jag inte skrev musik så tecknade jag, Santa Fe, livet är hårt och svårt men jag har ändå följt min passion..Mäktigt! Produktion av NordmarkEditering av NordmarkMix av Nordmark

14-15 March, 2022, the Centre for Theology and Religious Studies of Lund University and Institute for Contextual Theology organised a conference in memory of the late Aasulv Lande. Borders between religions have always been porous in terms of ideas, rituals, communities and individuals. Multireligious identities form in the encounters and in the overlapping areas between religions. Prof. Aasulv Lande served as a missionary in Japan and got deeply involved in encountering Buddhism. Much of his research and life took place in the areas of contact between Christianity and other religions, most notably Buddhism. In this conference, we want to explore and discuss the phenomenon of multireligious identities.  Prof. of Global Christianity at CTR, Mika Vähäkangas, gives an introduction to the speaker of this episod -Patrik Fridlund- Reader and Lecturer at CTR in the Studies in Faith and World Views.  ------------------------- --------------------- Music for the R&T is generously provided by the Nous  ---------------------------------------------- Religion and Theology is produced by Joel Kuhlin for the Center for Theology and Religious Studies. If you have comments or critique of this episode, or any other episodes of R&T, please contact us via the podcast's twitteraccount: @reloteol.

This episode of R&T is a recording from a conversation taking place in June, 2021 as a part of the Conversations Series. In this episode, the three speakers, Jayne Svenungsson, Patrik Fridlund, and Paul Linjamaa examine the shifting and at times counterintuitive dimensions of the concept of religion as a category of analysis and category of practice. In this episode, we further problematize the discursive practices of religion as a social force in western philosophy, and the functional dimension of religion as a producer and communicator of meaning - in the light of religious involvements in post-truth politics, relativization of factuality and evidence, socio-political implications of those interactions. Lastly, the episode examines the mechanisms concerning constructions of orthodoxy and heterodoxy, and heresiology as a phenomena. A special thank you to Professor Tymofii Brik, who kindly agreed to substitute our regular host, Tornike, for this episode.   Music for the Conversation Series is generously provided by the Shavnabada Choir   Religion and Theology is produced by Joel Kuhlin for the Center for Theology and Religious Studies. If you have comments or critique of this episode, or any other episodes of R&T, please write an email to religionochteologi@outlook.com.

Detta avsnitt är en del av Framtidsveckan 2020 vid Lunds universitet. Under rubriken "Korset i nationens intresse: kristendom, populism och nationalism" samlades CTR forskarna Patrik Fridlund, docent i religionsfilosofi och lektor i tros- och livsåskådningsvetenskap, Jayne Svenungsson, professor i systematisk teologi samt Mika Vähäkangas, professor i missionsvetenskap med ekumenik i det digitala rummet för ett samtala under ledning av moderator och vetenskapsjournalisten Lisa Kirsebom.  Från programtexten, inför samtalet: "Kristendomen har ett nära, komplext och mångfasetterat förhållande till både nationalism och politisk populism. Även om nationalismens ursprung och kristendomens roll i uppkomsten av nationalismen är omtvistade så har det funnits ett viktigt ideologiskt utbyte dem emellan. Och det fortsätter. På liknande sätt samverkar den politiska populismen med kristendomen: populistiska rörelser tar avstamp i den kristna identiteten och i de populistiska rörelsernas retorik gör man anspråk på kristna symboler och narrativ. När förhållandet mellan kristendom, nationalism och populism debatteras dyker ofta två bilder upp. Den ena går ut på att onda populister och/eller nationalister utnyttjar kristendom för sina ändamål. Den andra bilden går i motsatt riktning, nämligen att det är kristendomen som när och fostrar populism och nationalism." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Religion och Teologi" produceras av Joel Kuhlin, för Centrum för Teologi & Religionsvetenskap.  För kritik eller kommentarer, skriv en rad till religionochteologi@outlook.com.  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Särskilt tack till gruppen Nous för musiken  

Snart dags för sommarlov och avslutningar, vilken musik får du framföra? Behöver du licenser och tillstånd? SETT-mässan blev en mötesplats för många. WYL-poddens Björn Fridlund var på plats och träffade bland annat Catharina Ekdahl, PRV, Jonas Johnsson, Lärarförbundet, och Hiba Daniel, Lilla Aktuellt. Lyssna här!  

Den här veckan slår vi oss ner med Björn Fridlund som brinner för sitt arbete på Fritidsklubben. I avsnittet kommer ni att få en inblick i Björns arbetssätt att bedriva en Fritidsklubb, engagemanget för skolans värdegrund, hans fantastiska förmåga att visa kärlek till eleverna och det magiska sättet som han startar varje morgon på. Vi samtalar även om hur Fritidsklubben förändrats, samverkan skola och fritids, konkreta fritidsaktiviteter, stoltheten till yrket, en Affisch som gjort stor skillnad de senaste 22 åren och så är Björn först ut med våra nya programpunkt! God lyssning!

Triss i poddare blev det när wylpoddens Björn Fridlund träffade Anna och Philip från Anna och Philips Lärarpodcast. I över 200 avsnitt har de delat sina lärarkollegers erfarenheter. Som tur är finns det hur många fantastiska lärare som helst kvar att prata med, menar de.  

Clinical psychologist specialist and UCSB psychology professor Alan Fridlund is back and this week we are talking about anxiety. What are common signs and symptoms? What different anxiety disorders are there? How do you tell them apart? What is the difference between fear and anxiety? 

We meet with psychology professor and clinical psychologist specialist Alan Fridlund to learn about the history of diagnosing mental health. What is mental health? Why is mental illness so stigmatized? Why has there been a moral taint associated with mental health? What is the DSM? How do you diagnose mental illness? 

Emily Fridlund’s opus History of Wolves straddles the line between thriller and coming-of-age novel. Fridlund’s teenage protagonist, Linda, is an outsider in her close-knit Northwoods community. She finally finds a […]

Emily Fridlund’s opus History of Wolves straddles the line between thriller and coming-of-age novel. Fridlund’s teenage protagonist, Linda, is an outsider in her close-knit Northwoods community. She finally finds a sense of belonging babysitting for the eccentric Gardner family, but the role comes with expectations and secrets she is ill equipped to handle. History of […]

Emily Fridlund’s opus History of Wolves straddles the line between thriller and coming-of-age novel. Fridlund’s teenage protagonist, Linda, is an outsider in her close-knit Northwoods community. She finally finds a sense of belonging babysitting for the eccentric Gardner family, but the role comes with expectations and secrets she is ill equipped to handle. History of Wolves shortlisted Fridlund for the […]

Programledare: Marie Lundström Långt norrut i stan, uppe på 225:e gatan, träffar vi författaren Valeria Luiselli, född 1983 i Mexico City. Hon har bott på många olika platser, men nu precis flyttat till en trävilla i Bronx. Valeria Luisellis senaste verk på engelska sätter ord på en politisk verklighet som för varje dag blir mer och mer ohållbar: frågan om uppehållstillstånd. Den egensinniga boken heter Tell Me How It Ends: An Essay in 40 Questions. På landsbygden en bit utanför New York ligger den lilla staden Ithaca. Här bor svenskättlingen Emily Fridlund. Hennes debutroman History of Wolves (2017) blev nominerad till Bookerpriset. På svenska heter boken Vargarnas historia. Producent: Alba Mogensen

I dagens program pratar Lena med Cecilia och Lizette om lättlästa böcker, ljudböcker och vad biblioteken erbjuder för personer med lässvårigheter. Du får även tips på böcker som vi själva läser. Böcker i programmet: Ekberg, A: Den hemliga kvinnan Fridlund, E: Vargarnas historia Harris, R: Konklaven Lättlästa böcker: Ekensten, A-C: Egen nyckel m.fl Wahldén, C: Vårt fredagsmys Skjönsberg, H: Terror Pyle/Bylock: Robin Hood Shelly/Dickins: Frankenstein Nilsson, J: Nästan som Zlatan Ljunggren, M: Drömtraktorn Bross, H: Solgatan 1 Ahlburg, K: Noa på tivoli  

History of Wolves (Grove Atlantic) History of Wolves is the story of fourteen-year- old Linda, who lives with her parents in an abandoned commune in the icy woods of Northern Minnesota. Isolated at home and at school, Linda finds unusual company in her beautiful classmate, Lily, and her charismatic History teacher, Mr. Grierson. When Mr. Grierson is accused of possessing child pornography, Linda’s world shifts dramatically. Things seem to look up when the Gardner family moves in across the lake. Linda is welcomed into their home as their son, Paul’s, babysitter. However, this sense of belonging, and her newfound feelings of purpose come at an unexpected price—Linda is drawn into secrets that she doesn’t understand and is eventually forced to make decisions that will affect her entire life. Praise for History of Wolves “[A] stellar debut . . . A sense of foreboding subtly permeates the story . . . [the] wordsmithing is fantastic, rife with vivid turns of phrase. Fridlund has elegantly crafted a striking protagonist whose dark leanings cap off the tragedy at the heart of this book, which is moving and disturbing, and which will stay with the reader.”—Publishers Weekly (starred boxed review)  “An atmospheric, near-gothic coming-of-age novel turns on the dance between predator and prey . . . Fridlund is an assured writer . . . The novel has a tinge of fairy tale, wavering on the blur between good and evil, thought and action. But the sharp consequences for its characters make it singe and sing—a literary tour de force.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)  “The writing is beautiful . . . a triumph of tone and attitude. Lovers of character-driven literary fiction will embrace this.”—Booklist (starred review) “First thing you see is the bracing intelligence of the book’s young narrator – no big-eyed sentiments for Linda, raised amid blighted ideals in the ceaseless winters and vast swamps of northern Minnesota. So observant is Linda that you trust her instantly, but it’s her own search for trust, for connection even at enormous cost, that will hold you to the final hour. Emily Fridlund’s language is generous and precise, her story grief-tempered and forcefully moving. History of Wolves is the loneliest thing I’ve read in years, and it’s gorgeous. These are haunted pages.” —Leif Enger, author of Peace Like a River “As exquisite a first novel as I’ve ever encountered. Poetic, complex, and utterly, heartbreakingly beautiful.”—T. C. Boyle “So delicately calibrated and precisely beautiful that one might not immediately sense the sledgehammer of pain building inside this book. And I mean that in the best way. What powerful tension and depth this provides! I’m so excited for readers to encounter the talent and roiling intelligence of Emily Fridlund.”—Aimee Bender Emily Fridlund grew up in Minnesota and currently resides in the Finger Lakes region of New York. Her fiction has appeared in a variety of journals, including Boston Review, Zyzzyva, FiveChapters, New Orleans Review, Sou'wester, New Delta Review, Chariton Review, Portland Review, and Painted Bride Quarterly. The opening chapter of History Wolves won the 2013 McGinnis-Ritchie Award for fiction, and Fridlund's collection of stories, Catapult, won the Mary McCarthy Prize in Short Fiction and will be published by Sarabande in the fall of 2017.

Att arbeta med värdegrund. Vad är värdegrund? Och hur gör man för att få till stånd ett fungerande värdegrundsarbete? Poddvärden Björn Fridlund diskuterar tillsammans med gästerna Thomas Holmquist och Malin Illner Levál om hur man arbetar tillsammans med eleverna och utvecklar deras förmågor för att vara en del av ett demokratiskt samhälle.

There's a reason that some readers view contemporary coming-of-age novels with suspicion. Too many play out the same way: An odd but winsome young person goes on some kind of journey of discovery, either literal or figurative, and learns something about himself or herself in the process. Often, there's an awkward romance. And the ending, whether happy or otherwise, can usually be described as bittersweet. There are exceptions, of course, and Emily Fridlund's electrifying debut novel History of Wolves is one of them. The book doesn't follow the now-familiar narrative arc that other novels in the genre do. There's no moment of revelation at the end; if anything, the protagonist ends up more confused than she was at the beginning. Fridlund refuses to obey the conventions that her sometimes hidebound colleagues do, and her novel is so much the better for it.

There's a reason that some readers view contemporary coming-of-age novels with suspicion. Too many play out the same way: An odd but winsome young person goes on some kind of journey of discovery, either literal or figurative, and learns something about himself or herself in the process. Often, there's an awkward romance. And the ending, whether happy or otherwise, can usually be described as bittersweet. There are exceptions, of course, and Emily Fridlund's electrifying debut novel History of Wolves is one of them. The book doesn't follow the now-familiar narrative arc that other novels in the genre do. There's no moment of revelation at the end; if anything, the protagonist ends up more confused than she was at the beginning. Fridlund refuses to obey the conventions that her sometimes hidebound colleagues do, and her novel is so much the better for it.

If you've ever wondered about Paul Fridlund and his 23 years as owner of Pilgrim's Way, he spills it on this interview.  Store history, motivation and advice to those considering a book business, writing a book, or working with your life partner in business. Listen online or download.