Podcasts about Heyerdahl

Da den norske etnograf og opdagelsesrejsende Thor Heyerdahl i 1956 besøgte Påskeøen, udgravede han bl.a. nogle kranier og løse knogler, som han tog med tilbage til Norge. Da Heyerdahl tog tingene med fra Påskeøen aftalte han med folket, at han ville aflevere dem tilbage. Efter næsten 70 år sker det, og én af dem, der har været ansvarlige for tilbageleveringen, er danske Mads Ravn, som er arkæolog og projektleder på repatrieringsprojektet. Han forklarer hvad det helt præcist er, der bliver leveret tilbage og sætter os ind i, hvilket folk det egentlig var, Heyerdahl mødte i 1956. DRTV og TV 2 Play satser på reality og prioriterer ikke altid nyhedsstof. Det konkluderer medieforsker Mads Møller Tommerup Andersen fra Københavns Universitet i to nye forskningsartikler. Tommerup Andersen har forsket i både danske og udenlandske streamingplatforme gennem flere år, og han mener, at politikerne overser, hvilket indhold de to streamingplatforme prioriterer. Mads Tommerup Andersen uddyber sin forskning, og vi får svar fra DR og TV 2 på, hvorfor de prioriterer reality højt på DRTV og TV 2 Play. Værter: Karen Secher og Morten Runge.

Dagens Svegot står åter redo att sammanfatta, kommentera och analysera den senaste veckans mest intressanta händelser.Videoversion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoY5ugh4Rvg&ab_channel=DagensSvegotTill att börja med tar vi tag i fenomenet med anonyma, förment nationella, profiler i sociala medier. En nyligen utförd granskning visar exempel på hur dessa drivs som rena affärsprojekt av utomeuropéer. Är detta ett problem eller bara en välkommen hjälp i vår metapolitiska strävan?Vi tar också en titt på valet i tyska Brandenburg som hölls i söndags, och analyserar valresultatet och trenderna. Självklart sätter vi detta som vanligt i en större europeisk kontext, och tar fram kristallkulan för att försöka spå den kommande utvecklingen.Avslutningsvis tittar vi på Alkompis undersökning som visar att araber är ointresserade av återvandring, även om de får massor av pengar för det. Är den frivilliga återvandringen bara slöseri med tid?Bli en del av vår gemenskap på https://www.friasvenskar.seBli stödprenumerant och få tillgång till våra fredagspoddar: https://www.svegot.se/supportKöp boken om Heyerdahl: https://butik.logik.se/products/med-vinden-i-ryggen-mot-solnedgangen-en-bok-om-thor-heyerdahlBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dagens-svegot--4339034/support.

The crew all survived, and their expedition provided evidence supporting Heyerdahl's hypothesis that it was possible for ancient South Americans to have travelled across the Pacific Ocean to ...

On this throwback episode we revisit Episode #14 from Season One of the podcast. The Pacific Ocean is the most expansive body of water on planet earth. Despite this fact ancient people managed to venture forth into its immensity and create a civilization of incredible sophistication. The question of how the ancients managed to settle the Pacific perplexed academics for generations. This left the door open for some pretty wild theories about the origins of the Polynesians. Chief among these theorists was the Norwegian adventurer Thor Heyerdahl . Heyerdahl's audacious stunts would make the world question the conventional wisdom on the Polynesians. But should his theories be trusted? Tune in and find out how stone giants, Gilligan's Island, and the last cannibal on Fatu Hiva all play a role in the story.

Maria er på turnè og er nå egentlig i Alta, men også i studio (?), men skal fortelle om Stavanger... og folk fra Stavanger er sjuke i hue har hun kommet frem til. Ingrid har gledelige nyheter på vegne av Larvik, og vurderer i den forbindelse å dumpe etternavnet til fordel for Heyerdahl. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Har du vokst opp med klor og Ajax og egentlig ikke tenkt så mye på vasken annet enn at det giftet kjemisk rent og at noen tok seg av det? Vel, etter denne zeosioden vil du garantert ta fatt på hus og hage, du vil begynne å vakse der du trodde det ikke var mulig. Vi er bitt av vaskebasillen og i dag skal du få bli med på en vaskereise uten hemninger med grunder og forfatter Caroline Heyerdahl. Vaske kjerringa bak CSOAP!!!Hennes produkter har rett og slett blitt besteselgere, hun har en imponerende distribusjon og er i disse dager bokaktuell med boken "Vaskehjelpen". vi lurer på hvordan Caroline ble så engasjert i vasking og hva som ledet til bedriften "Csoap". Hun vaskser det meste, vaskemaskin, tørketrommel og brødrister, hun vasker dusjen naken, hun finner flekker du ikke kanskje ser selv, hun finner løsninger på alle flekker og tenker bærekraft på mange plan. Med en helhetlig tilnærming til vasken slipper du å kjøpe så mye nytt, du unngår giftige kjemikalier som blir eksponert på huden, livet blir freshere og friskere og hode blir til dels litt klarere når man får oversikt og kvitter seg med gløgg og vond lukt.Vi snakker om hva som er våre triggere, er det den sure kluten som ligger i vasken, er det rotete puter eller skitne speil? Hva er mest hygienisk og miljøvennlig? Hvor skal vi starte? Hva er "groundrules" og hva gjorde våre besteforeldre for å ha det friskt og rent rundt seg.Lær mer om:Ignas Zemmeilweiss som så sammenheng med såpe og død pga bakterierHva er mest hygenisk av svamp og klut?Vi snakker om hvorfor det er viktig å være oppmerksomme på kemikalier, hva er evighetskjemikalier, hva er coctaileffekten?Når blir det ikke ordentlig rent uten klor?Vidunderkremen er vidunderlig, hva er opprinnelsen til den? Caroline snakker om at vi kan lage selv.Hva med gamle triks som har blitt litt ukule, hvorfor er det viktig å lufte? Hvorfor må vi støvsuge og få bort støv? Ja til sjokklufting!Hvorfor skal vi ikke re sengen vår? Gled deg til Martha Stewart triksetHvordan kan vi minimere midd?Hvordan kan du bruke nesen til å finne ut om det er på tide å skifte på sengen.. Hvorfor er det viktig å vaske nytt tøy og sengetøy?Vask av de store tingene, ta tilbake kjøleskapet ditt, hvordan vaske kjøleskapet? Er det grønnvasking av økologiske vaskemidler? og hvordan ser vi det?Hvordan kommer Caroline på de gode tekstene på produktene sine?Klesvask, hvordan skal vi vaske tøy? Gled dere til bollevask trikset. Hvordan håndtere forskjellige type flekker? Hvorfor vasker vi klærne så mye?Hvorfor kan en dugnad med vasking og rydding være en fin aktivitet for hele familien, få med barna tidlig.Hvor er det viktigst å starte når du skal starte på din vaskereise? Hva er viktigst?Hvorfor er bløtlegging av treningstøy lurt? Hør det kule trikset fra Carolines sønn.Få med dere vaske utfordringen, du kan vinne en bok og en vaskepakke fra CsoasBoken Vaskehjelpen: https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/hobbyboker-og-fritid/vaskehjelpen-9788202819422?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImrGpjbq_hQMVNBeiAx28bgzkEAAYASAAEgKRL_D_BwEInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/csoaps_com/ Hjemmeside Csoaps: https://www.csoaps.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9qfO-rq_hQMVK0KRBR1P9AISEAAYASAAEgIRafD_BwE Hjemmeside Caroline: https://www.heyerdahlhandel.no Biohacking Weekend one day event: https://www.kongresspartner.no/no/biohacking-weekend-one-day-event-2024

Cet épisode vous a plu ? Découvez mon podcast La folle épopée ! Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/la-folle-%C3%A9pop%C3%A9e/id1727649957 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/74el11FIusukqlTkEMPstj Deezer: https://deezer.com/show/1000659242 ------------------------------------------- Thor Heyerdahl est un anthropologue et zoologue norvégien. Au cours d'un voyage en Polynésie, dans les années 1930, il rencontre un vieux Polynésien qui lui raconte de bien curieuses histoires. Il lui parle en effet d'un certain Tiki, un dieu venu de l'est, par la mer, avec toute sa tribu. Intrigué par ce récit, Heyerdahl se rend en Amérique latine, où il fait des recherches. Il retrouve alors la trace de Kon-Tiki, un chef de tribu péruvien qui aurait pris la mer avec son peuple. Il aurait traversé l'océan Pacifique et, après un long périple, aurait atteint la Polynésie. Et si ces deux figures légendaires ne faisaient qu'une ? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cet épisode vous a plu ? Découvez mon podcast La folle épopée !Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/la-folle-%C3%A9pop%C3%A9e/id1727649957Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/74el11FIusukqlTkEMPstjDeezer:https://deezer.com/show/1000659242-------------------------------------------Thor Heyerdahl est un anthropologue et zoologue norvégien. Au cours d'un voyage en Polynésie, dans les années 1930, il rencontre un vieux Polynésien qui lui raconte de bien curieuses histoires. Il lui parle en effet d'un certain Tiki, un dieu venu de l'est, par la mer, avec toute sa tribu. Intrigué par ce récit, Heyerdahl se rend en Amérique latine, où il fait des recherches. Il retrouve alors la trace de Kon-Tiki, un chef de tribu péruvien qui aurait pris la mer avec son peuple. Il aurait traversé l'océan Pacifique et, après un long périple, aurait atteint la Polynésie. Et si ces deux figures légendaires ne faisaient qu'une ? Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

I dagens episode av Digitaliseringpådden har vi gleden av å ha Stian Heyerdahl-Larsen, Head of Public i Fortinet, som vår spesielle gjest. Programledere Jens Christian Bang og Dag Rustad tar opp spørsmålet: Gir dagens investeringer bedre sikkerhet for pengene? Vi ser også nærmere på hvem som ligger fremst – hackerne eller sikkerhetsbransjen. Bli med på samtalen om de nyeste trendene og utfordringene innen digital sikkerhet. 

The Kon-Tiki expedition, led by Norwegian explorer and ethnologist Thor Heyerdahl, reached Raroia in the Tuamotu Archipelag near Tahiti, on 7th August, 1947. The 45-foot-long balsa wood raft, with a five-man crew, had completed a 4,300-mile, 101-day journey from Peru.  Heyerdahl wanted to prove his (now discredited) theory that prehistoric South Americans could have colonized the Polynesian islands by drifting on ocean currents. The Kon-Tiki was made of indigenous materials and designed to resemble rafts of early South American Indians, although the expedition carried some modern equipment, such as a radio, watches, charts, sextant, and metal knives. While crossing the Pacific, the sailors encountered storms, sharks and whales. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly explain why Heyerdahl's hypothesis of a South American origin of the Polynesian peoples is rejected today; marvel at his bold use of eye-catching graphic design; and expose how the crew's food rations weren't all that they seemed… Further Reading: • ‘New proof for Kon-Tiki theory' (The Guardian, 1953): https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2018/may/18/new-kon-tiki-proof-expedition-archive-1953 • ‘How the Voyage of the Kon-Tiki Misled the World About Navigating the Pacific' (Smithsonian Magazine, 2014): https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/how-voyage-kon-tiki-misled-world-about-navigating-pacific-180952478/ • ‘KonTiki (short)' (The Kon-Tiki Museum, 1951):  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFcW-dCvO2A #40s #Strange #Explorer #Norway #Peru #Racism Love the show? Join 

In today's episode I interviewed Ingrid Heyerdahl who is a successful woman in business who was diagnosed with ADHD 5 years ago and has not only built a successful business herself, (ADHD Super woman) but a business where she helps other women thrive and succeed in business and in the work place as well!She shares some incredible insight on methods that can help those of us who have ADHD with accomplishing daily tasks in the workplace and in our personal lives, as well as what has helped her and her clients succeed! This episode was so insightful! Give her a follow! Ingrid's Instagram: @ingrid.heyerdahlIngrid's website: www.adhdsuperwoman.com

In 1947 a Norwegian became curious if it was possible for the natives of South America to have drifted on a raft 4,300 miles across the Pacific ocean to populate the islands of Polynesia.The question of who populated Polynesia wasn't really important to anyone but Thor Heyerdahl.He opened his bestselling book in 1950 with these words,“Once in a while you find yourself in an odd situation. You get into it by degrees and in the most natural way but, when you are right in the midst of it, you are suddenly astonished and ask yourself how in the world it all came about. If, for example, you put to sea on a wooden raft with a parrot and five companions, it is inevitable that sooner or later you will wake up one morning out at sea, perhaps a little better rested than ordinarily, and begin to think about it. On one such morning I sat writing in a dew-drenched logbook…”DNA evidence later proved Heyerdahl's theory to be incorrect. Today we know for certain that Polynesia was not populated by South Americans, but by Asians.But I still like Thor Heyerdahl. He wanted to know if South Americans could have made that journey, so he built a raft using only the tools and materials available in prehistoric times, pushed away from the soft safety of the shore, and had himself a wonderful adventure.We don't do that sort of thing anymore, but I wish we did.We no longer set out to experience – with an open mind – the lives of persons who are different than us. We are no longer willing “to walk a mile in their shoes” so that we might better understand them. What we do instead is look for evidence that our own perspective is correct and that all the others are wrong. We are assisted in this unholy endeavor by algorithms on the internet and one-sided news organizations that tell us exactly what we want to hear.I like Thor Heyerdahl and I like John Howard Griffin.Like me, John Howard Griffin was born in Dallas, Texas, but he got there 38 years before I arrived.Two years before America entered World War II, 19-year-old John Howard Griffin joined the French Resistance as a medic and helped smuggle Austrian Jews to safety and freedom in England. When America officially entered that war, Griffin served the United States Army in the South Pacific where he was decorated for bravery.Keep that characteristic in mind: bravery.While serving in the Solomon islands, Griffin contracted spinal malaria that left him temporarily paraplegic. And then the concussion of a Japanese bomb caused him to become blind. Eleven years later, in 1957, his eyesight inexplicably returned and that's when the real adventure began.America was now at war with itself. The battle over civil rights was a whistling teapot on a fiery stove, so John Howard Griffin shaved his head in order to hide his straight hair, took large doses of Oxsoralen in 1959 to darken his skin, then spent six weeks traveling as a black man in the Deep South. He started in new New Orleans, then visited Mississippi, South Carolina, and Georgia, getting around mainly by hitchhiking.When I was young, I read John Howard Griffin's book about his experiences as a black man, and it felt to me like an honest and straightforward diary. A lot of other people felt differently, of course, so the Ku Klux Klan beat him nearly to death in 1975.And so it goes.*Evidently, it is safer to drift 4,300 miles across the Pacific in a prehistoric raft than it is to talk about race in America.Roy H. Williams*I wrote those 4 words – Kurt Vonnegut's signature line – because I heard him say it in my mind after I wrote the preceding sentence.Clay Stafford produces an annual conference that brings together authors, agents, exhibitors, and fans of crime and thriller literature. And he's been doing it for 17 years. To pull off a large meeting, workshop, or other live event in the post-COVID-19 era requires...

In this episode Chris brings us a bit of Opinion Scholarship on a recurring theme in world mythology--that of the War of the Gods. He discusses the strange idea of two distinct races of gods that come into conflict with one another. The ancient Greeks have the Titans and Olympians, the Bible has it's Angels and Demons, Zoroastrianism has Ahura Mazda and Ahriman and the Hindu's have the Devas and Asuras. The one left out of this list, comes from the Scandinavian north, from the Norse--the Aesir and Vanir--and this makes up the meat of the discussion. We examine the 21st century ethnographer--Thor Heyerdahl--and his theory surrounding the origin of the Norse in Azerbaijan, Odin as a historical person and the "war of the gods" as a battle between waring tribes. Enjoy ;)

Empujado por un irrefrenable afán investigador, el arqueólogo Thor Heyerdahl emprendió una de las travesías más peligrosas y memorables de la historia de la navegación. Al mando de otros cinco escandinavos zarpó del puerto peruano del Callao a bordo de la Kon-Tiki, una balsa de troncos construida al estilo de los pueblos prehispánicos. Quería probar su teoría sobre los habitantes de la Polinesia; a diferencia de la corriente académica mayoritaria, que les atribuye un origen asiático, Heyerdahl sostenía que la especie humana llegó a vela desde el sur de América gracias a los vientos alisios. El 7 de agosto de 1947, 101 días después de su partida, la Kon-Tiki alcanzó la costa oriental de Raroia, uno de los atolones del archipiélago de las Tuamotu. La experiencia quedó plasmada en un clásico de la literatura de viajes y una película documental galardonada con un Óscar. Tres cuartos de siglo después de la gesta, seguimos su estela en compañía del antropólogo David Valcárcel, director científico del Parque Etnográfico Pirámides de Güímar, institución fundada por el propio Thor Heyerdahl en Tenerife, donde pasó sus últimos diez años de vida. Allí sigue residiendo su viuda, Jacqueline Beer, que nos ayuda a recomponer la biografía de este etnógrafo y explorador. Con el historiador y divulgador Germán Loedel recordamos los momentos claves de la expedición antes de retratar el presente de Raroia junto al escritor y viajero Jordi Canal-Soler. Antes de despedirnos de la Polinesia Francesa nos acercamos, de la mano del veterinario Óscar Martín y el instructor de buceo Martín Márquez, a otras islas del grupo de las Tuamotu como Rangiroa, Makatea o Fakarava. Escuchar audio

I dagens episode av Impressions har vi fått med oss Emil Heyerdahl.Emil er Aston Martin Academy Driver, og er en av norges raskeste bak rattet.I denne episoden av Impressions Podcast snakker vi om miljøet i det norske motorsportmiljøet. Hva drømmer Emil om, og hvor veien går videre.Sjekk gjerne ut Emil på IG: @emheyerdahl Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ukens gjest, Hedda Heyerdahl har gründet to selskaper. Første var Salto ladestasjoner som ble bygget uten investorer og ble solgt til Defa i 2017. Nå er hun i gang som CEO i Bikeloop, som ble etablert i 2021, og som hun spår kan bli enda større!Tema:Hvordan bygge selskap uten investorer?Hva er ingrediensene for å lykkesHva har hun lært i sin første reise som hun bruker i sin andre?Er sykkelparkering liv laga?+ mye merProgramleder: Lucas Weldeghebriel, journalist og gründer i Shifter.Støtt Shifter og bli abonnent her, slik at vi fortsatt kan holde denne podcasten gratis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The celebrated hero who sailed the Kon-Tiki across the Pacific, wrote several best-selling books, who inspired a whole generation of archeologists is one of Norway's most celebrated heroes.  But Heyerdahl's ideas about Polynesian migration (among others) were not embraced by the scientific community and we set off to understand why. Was Heyerdahl a "fringe scientist"?  Join us as we interview Polynesian archeologist Dr. Matthew Spriggs and examine what Jo Ann Van Tilburg wrote about Heyerdahl.  It's a lesson on how we gain knowledge through scientific evidence.

On this episode of Lexman Artificial, Leonard Susskind joins the artificial intelligence Lexman to talk about his experiences with the Heyerdahl ship. The two discuss the scientific method and Heyerdahl's fateful attempt to cross the Pacific Ocean on an old sailing ship.

Dva kolegové a přátelé. Profesora historie zpovídá profesor archeologie. Martin Kovář a Miroslav Bárta. Je tu další díl seriálu o současném světovém dění a o tom co s tím můžeme dělat. A hlavně je tu další pozvánka na film CIvilizace - dobrá zpráva o konci světa, který bude v kinech od 13.10.2022. 

V rámci seriálu Co se děje se světem?  kterým vás zveme na premiéru našeho filmu Civilizace - Dobrá zpráva o konci světa, jsme si prohodili role a Miroslav Bárta zpovídal Petra Horkého. Jak se mění svět? Kde se ztrácejí elity? Jak vnímají čas domorodci v Amazonii? Co se můžeme přiučit na Srí lance? 

Em 7 de agosto de 1947, Kon-Tiki, uma balsa tipo pau-de-jangada, capitaneada pelo antropólogo norueguês Thor Heyerdahl, completa uma jornada de 6.900 quilômetros em 101 dias do Peru a Raroia no arquipélago Tuamotu, perto de Tahiti, Pacífico Central. Heyerdahl queria provar sua teoria que os sul-americanos pré-históricos podiam ter colonizado as ilhas polinésias levados pelas correntes marítimas.Veja a matéria completa em: https://operamundi.uol.com.br/politica-e-economia/14141/hoje-na-historia-1947-expedicao-kon-tiki-pelo-pacifico-e-concluida----Quer contribuir com Opera Mundi via PIX? Nossa chave é apoie@operamundi.com.br (Razão Social: Última Instancia Editorial Ltda.). Desde já agradecemos!Assinatura solidária: www.operamundi.com.br/apoio★ Support this podcast ★

Heute vor 75 Jahren erreichte der norwegische Forscher Thor Heyerdahl mit seinem Floß "Kon-Tiki" das Raroira-Riff.

Libro recomendado: "Aku-Aku: el secreto de la Isla de Pascua" (Thor Heyerdahl, 1957) Editorial Juventud, 4ª edición de junio 1959. 3 Poblaciones distintas desaparcidas. ¿Un hecho traumático terminó con ellas? Los litófonos: ¿telégrafos sonoros? Los jeroglíficos. ¿Nos indican ambos que la procedencia de estas culturas era América? Relacionados: Atlantes o americanos ancestrales: Heyerdahl tenía razón https://alfilodelarealidad.com/atlantes-o-americanos-ancestrales-heyerdahl-tenia-razon/ Rapa Nui (Isla de Pascua) https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=rapa+nui Más del mundo del misterio en nuestro portal: alfilodelarealidad.com

Libro recomendado: "Aku-Aku: el secreto de la Isla de Pascua" (Thor Heyerdahl, 1957) Editorial Juventud, 4ª edición de junio 1959. 3 Poblaciones distintas desaparcidas. ¿Un hecho traumático terminó con ellas? Los litófonos: ¿telégrafos sonoros? Los jeroglíficos. ¿Nos indican ambos que la procedencia de estas culturas era América? Relacionados: Atlantes o americanos ancestrales: Heyerdahl tenía razón https://alfilodelarealidad.com/atlantes-o-americanos-ancestrales-heyerdahl-tenia-razon/ Rapa Nui (Isla de Pascua) https://alfilodelarealidad.com/?s=rapa+nui Más del mundo del misterio en nuestro portal: alfilodelarealidad.com

Her er sesongfinalen, og for å ære 17. mai, grunnloven og vårt elskede fedreland handler dagens episode om en fantastisk nordmann med en fantastisk båt: Thor Heyerdahl. Arkeologen, vitenskapsmannen og "daredevilen" satte Norge på kartet internasjonalt med sine vanvittige teorier og uortodokse fremgangsmåter. Fra Kon-Tiki til Ra og Tigris, kastet Heyerdahl kråke på tvil, tok utfordringene de fleste ville skygget unna, og viste hvem som var sjefen! Raske Menn, Verdenshistorien på fem minutter: https://youtu.be/o-5_lmw2Dvo

================================================== ==SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1================================================== == DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA ADOLESCENTES 2022“UN SALTO EN EL TIEMPO”Narrado por: DORIANY SÁNCHEZDesde: PERÚUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church  17 DE MAYOII AR«¡Mirad a mí y sed salvos, todos los términos de la tierra, porque yo soy Dios, y no hay otro!» (Isaías 45:22, R195).¿Te has preguntado alguna vez cómo se cruzaron los océanos en la antigüedad? ¿Cómo llegaron a Hawái sus primeros habitantes? ¿Cómo llegaron a Australia sus habitantes originales? ¿Cómo se transportaron los pueblos antiguos desde África hasta el Nuevo Mundo? ¿Navegaron en barcos largos y elegantes como los fenicios, o en barcos con largas filas de remos como los romanos, o en barcos largos, anchos e inclinados con cabezas de monstruos en la proa como los vikingos?En la década de 1930, el mundialmente conocido explorador y arqueólogo Thor Heyerdahl probablemente responda estas preguntas. Observó claras similitudes entre los pueblos mediterráneos y las civilizaciones de América Central y del Sur, como la afición a construir pirámides, e hizo audaces afirmaciones sobre cómo los antiguos emigraron a nuevas tierras a través de vastas extensiones de océano.En 1947, Heyerdahl puso a prueba su impopular teoría de que los primeros seres humanos que llegaron a la Polinesia habían navegado por el Océano Pacífico desde Perú en balsas prehistóricas hechas de madera de balsa. Con la esperanza de demostrar que los escépticos estaban equivocados, construyó una balsa de este tipo, la llamó Kon-Tiki, y completó el viaje de 7000 kilómetros (14.300 millas) en solo 101 días. Pero ¿cómo llegaron los antiguos humanos al hemisferio occidental por primera vez?El 17 de mayo de 1970, Thor y una tripulación formada por seis noruegos y un sueco zarparon para demostrar su teoría de que los antiguos viajeros cruzaron el vasto Océano Atlántico, no en embarcaciones comunes, sino en botes de caña hechos de papel, como los que habían flotado en el Nilo durante siglos. Los científicos contemporáneos se burlaron de esta teoría, argumentando que los juncos se anegarían tras menos de dos semanas en el mar, pero con la ayuda de aymaras constructores de barcos, él construyó una réplica de 12 metros (39 pies) de una antigua embarcación egipcia de papiro, la llamó Ra II, y llegó con éxito al hemisferio occidental cruzando la parte más ancha del océano Atlántico en 57 días.Desde el principio de los tiempos, el pueblo de Dios ha ido a lugares lejanos para llevar a cabo el evangelio al mundo. Algunos iban a pie y otros probablemente en camellos o caballos. Sin duda, muchos tomaron barcos como los que construyeron Thor Heyerdahl. Algún día, en el cielo, cuando alguien pregunte cómo llegó el evangelio desde tu pueblo hasta los confines de la tierra, ¿no te gustaría tener tu propia historia de viaje para contar?

Kaffesnobben Hasse Hope er vår gjesteprogramleder i dag, og han skal kokkelere i den nye tv-serien «Den store matfesten - Toscana». Hasse blir kritisert for sitt hipster-piss, og avslører at han slekter på en berømt eventyrer. Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

Gondolkodtatok néha azon, hogy a távoli szigeteken élő népek hogyan kerültek a lakóhelyükre?Egy norvég tudós egyre biztosabbá vált abban, hogy Francia Polinézia lakói a 8000 km-re lévő Dél-Amerikából érkeztek a szigetekre 600 évvel korábban. Ezt azonban senki nem hitte el neki, hiszen ez azt jelentette volna, hogy az akkor élt emberek kezdetleges eszközökkel átszelték a Csendes-óceánt, ez pedig igen valószínűtlennek tűnt.Heyerdahl azonban kitartott az elméletet mellett, és elhatározta, hogy bebizonyítja: lehetséges tutajon átszelni Földünk legnagyobb óceánját.Tartsatok velünk az izgalmas expedícióban! Források:Thor Heyerdahl: Tutajjal a Csendes-óceánon című könyvKon-Tiki című dokumentumfilm (1950)https://ng.24.hu/fold/2020/07/11/megis-igaza-lehet-heyerdahlnak/https://ng.24.hu/kultura/2004/09/21/inkak_elotti_kulturak_nyomai_peruban/Great Voyages: Thor Heyerdahl and Kon Tiki: A Grand Experiment in Archaeology - YouTubePlastiki - Wikipedia Elérhetőségek:E-mail cím: hihetetlentori@gmail.comFacebook oldalunk linkjeHonlapunk linkjeYoutube csatornánk linkjeSpotify linkünkHirdetés és együttműködés:hallgatom@betonenetwork.huwww.betonenetwork.hu

En este #IgnotoPills volvemos a embarcarnos junto al explorador noruego Thor Heyerdahl, esta vez rumbo a la Isla más remota del Mundo: Rapa Nui o Isla de Pascua. Este pequeño trozo de tierra en mitad del Pacífico Sur lleva habitado más de mil años por pueblos de origen desconocido y discutido. Sus costumbres, leguaje y mitologías se relacionan con las de otros pueblos polinesios, pero también hay factores que parecen indicar una cercanía con los antiguos habitantes de Sudamérica, especialmente los Incas. Estos parecidos son los que intrigaban a Thor Heyerdahl, que defendía que se habían dado contacto entre razas a ambos lados del Pacífico mucho antes de que Colón descubriera América. Con ánimo de demostrar esta hipótesis, el aventurero organizó una expedición al Pacífico Sur, centrada especialmente en Rapa Nui, en 1956. Fruto de este viaje, se recopilaron cientos de artefactos arqueológicos, se hicieron excavaciones y se recolectaron muestras genéticas de los indígenas. Pero, además, se levantó un Moai en la Isla por primera vez en siglos. Estas famosas estatuas, sello inconfundible de Pascua, habían sido derribadas años atrás, y apenas se conservaba memoria de cómo habían sido construidas. Con la ayuda de los rapanuis, habitantes de la Isla, Heyerdahl y sus compañeros pasaron un año lleno de aventuras, descubrimientos y sorpresas. También se hicieron grandes amistades y curiosas relaciones que marcaron la historia de esta importante expedición. Mucho de lo que conocemos hoy de esta intrigante islita se lo debemos a Thor Heyerdahl. No solo abrió camino a muchos otros investigadores que llegarían después, sino que nos legó un fantástico libro "Aku-Aku: el secreto de la Isla de Pascua" tan divertido como interesante. El material audiovisual está tomado, principalmente, del documental que se rodó durante la expedición (llamado igual que el Libro). Más información: "Aku-Aku: El secreto de la Isla de Pascua" (Thor Heyerdahl) "American Indians in the Pacific" (Thor Heyerdahl) "La Tierra de Hotu Matua" (Sebastián Englert) Bienvenidos a la Terra Ignota ________________________________________________________________ Recuerda darle a subscribirse para no perderte futuros contenidos. Y si te gusta, te animamos a compartirlo con tus amigos y conocidos. Podéis encontrarnos en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TerraIgnota Twitter: https://Twitter.com/terraignota​ O escucharnos en iVoox: https://t.co/lzrRyNot9Z​ Spotify: https://t.co/QlkfeJ2uiq​ Google Podcasts: https://t.co/Zxn7BRnurK​ Únete a nuestro Discord: https://t.co/T4bxEfBpPC

Am 17. Mai 1970 segelte der norwegische Forschungsreisende Thor Heyerdahl mit einem Schiff aus Schilfrohr von Marokko aus in die Karibik. Er wollte beweisen, dass schon vor Kolumbus ein kultureller Kontakt zwischen dem afrikanischen und dem amerikanischen Kontinent bestanden haben könnte.

I 2014 ble det innført to nye straffereaksjoner for ungdom mellom 15 og 18 år. Begge straffartene gjennomføres i frihet, og idéen er en individuelt tilpasset oppfølging av ungdommen, for å unngå ny kriminalitet. Ungdomsstraff og ungdomsoppfølging er nylig evaluert, og det er fremmet forslag til endringer. Hvem egner seg for ungdomsstraff? Hva skjer etter at dommen er avsagt? Og er dette reaksjoner som faktisk funker? Runa snakker med Frøydis Heyerdahl og Thov Midtsund Nordbø fra Konfliktrådet om erfaringene så langt.

Som ung slår Thor Heyerdahl og hans kæreste sig ned på øen Fatuhiva for at leve et år uden den moderne verdens goder og mangler. Senere bliver han verdensberømt med Kon-Tiki, da han sejler 101 dag – på en tømmerflåde - over Stillehavet fra den sydamerikanske kyst til de Polynesiens øer. ”En distance, der svarer til at sejle fra Island til Etiopien,” svarede Thor, da han engang skulle forklare omfanget af den ubegribelige færd. Thor ønskede at bevise, at oprindelige folk fra Sydamerika havde befolket denne del af verden. Thor Heyerdahl var på mange måder forud for sin tid. En stærk miljøforkæmper og fredsaktivist, der gennem hele sit helt ekstraordinære liv insisterede på, at vi skulle forstå naturen og vores medmennesker bedre.Vært: Bjørn Harvig, eventyrer.Medvirkende: Peter Engberg, eventyrer, fotograf og filminstruktør. Engberg har lavet film om blandt andet Gorbatjov, Dalai Lama og – ikke mindst – 4 film med Thor Heyerdahl.Produceret af Juhl & Brunse for 24syv og Vores Tid.

Som ung slår Thor Heyerdahl og hans kæreste sig ned på øen Fatuhiva for at leve et år uden den moderne verdens goder og mangler. Senere bliver han verdensberømt med Kon-Tiki, da han sejler 101 dag – på en tømmerflåde - over Stillehavet fra Den sydamerikanske Kyst til de Polynesiens øer. ”En distance, der svarer til at sejle fra Island til Etiopien,” svarede Thor, da han engang skulle forklare omfanget af den ubegribelige færd. Thor ønskede at bevise, at oprindelige folk fra Sydamerika havde befolket denne del af verden. Thor Heyerdahl var på mange måder forud for sin tid. En stærk miljøforkæmper og fredsaktivist, der gennem hele sit helt ekstraordinære liv insisterede på, at vi skulle forstå naturen og vores medmennesker bedre.Medvirkende: Peter Engberg. Eventyrer, fotograf og filminstruktør. Engberg har lavet film om blandt andet Gorbatjov, Dalai Lama og – ikke mindst – 4 film med Thor Heyerdahl.

A trip across the ocean to prove the validity of a wacky theory that turned out to be...half right? Join us as we talk about Polynesia, Thor Heyerdahl and his Kon Tiki voyage that would later spawn a fascination with all things tiki, and of course, who the real heroes of the story are!

Fridtjof Heyerdahl og Monica Thallinger om viruset, hva det har å si for oss helsepersonell og vår hverdag. Podkasten tar for seg sykdomsbilde, smittereduksjon og vårt ansvar som helsepersonell for å begrense smitte og ikke minst ta tiden vi er nå i alvorlig.    Mer om episoden https://www.dupusterforfort.com Takk til Fagforbundet som er ukens annonsør. https://www.fagforbundet.no  

How Your Body Can be an Extension of the Universe is the eighth video in the series based on my Effortless Living audiobook. In this video, I explain how the universe can be an extension of your body. When we trust completely, our physical, mental, and spiritual planes of consciousness harmonize with the heartbeat of the Earth. When we have cleared the passage for Tao to function through us with its natural velocity, the rhythms of our bodily functions and vibrations of our mental states move as an extension of the Earth. A perfect example of this complete trust and harmony with the planet is the Kon-Tiki expedition of Norwegian ethnographer and adventurer Thor Heyerdahl in 1947. In this amazing story Heyerdahl and his crew drifted on a balsa-wood raft from Peru out into the vastness of the Pacific Ocean. Heyerdahl had a trust that his own organism and the ecosystem of the Pacific would harmonize together as one if they were given the time to do so. Find out what happens next. Effortless Living Audiobook https://amzn.to/31uNLQq NOTE: This site directs people to Amazon and is an Amazon Associate member. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. The pages on this website may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission if you click a link and purchase something that I have recommended.

As he slowly comes to peace with the voice inside of his head that narrates his every thought and action, Dusty checks his emails to find people reporting that they have developed superhuman powers.  CAST Collin Estes: Dusty Timothy Vilgiate: The Narrator Written and produced by Timothy Vilgiate

I had the pleasure of meeting Osiris just a few days ago. After showing me his healing gift through sound healing from Mexico we decided to record a conversation about life, death, healing and human consciousness. A meeting I will never forget.

Vi Barrett, W6CBA, celebrates 70 years as a radio amateur.  Vi’s love for radio began with an uncle getting back on their air after the Second World War.  Growing up in Southern California, W6CBA became the first female radio dispatcher for the FBI, raised a family, operated phone patches for US servicemen during the Vietnam War. Still active on the air on both CW and SSB, W6CBA is my QSO Today.

Der Schüler Jona Schloßer hat in seinem 10. Schuljahr für ein halbes Jahr am Projekt „Klassenzimmer unter Segeln" teilgenommen. Zusammen mit 33 weiteren Schülerinnen und Schülern ging es mit dem Traditionssegler „Thor Heyerdahl“ 6 Monate lang über den Atlantik, in die Karibik und zurück. Das Schiff segelt seit 1983 als schwimmende Jugendbildungsstätte über die Meere und ermöglicht jungen Menschen diese besondere Ausbildung. Jona erzählt, wie der Bewerbungsprozess verlief und womit er auf sich aufmerksam machte. Was gibt es an Bord zu tun, welche Erlebnisse an Land waren die schönsten und inwiefern hilft diese Erfahrung des Ausstiegs bei der Persönlichkeitsentwicklung? Wir sprechen über die Kosten und Stipendien sowie Möglichkeiten, nach der Rückkehr wieder in den Schulrhythmus zurücklehren zu können.  Ein sympathischer junger Mann, der viel erlebt und gelernt hat – Also gleich downloaden und inspirieren lassen! ******************************************************* Weitere Anregungen für deinen Ausstieg sowie amüsante Reiseerlebnisse bekommst du in meinen Büchern: https://www.mady-host.de/meine-buecher.html

For this week’s episode, we sat down with Hannah Puckett: digital strategist, ocean advocate, citizen scientist, and everything in between. Growing up, Hannah was drawn to the outdoors. She spent her summers camping with her family and road tripping across the country. With a passion for writing and research, she studied advertising at the University of Texas at Austin and graduated with a masters degree in strategic business communications. After some self reflection, at age 25, she decided to trade in her spreadsheets for a rubber rain suit, cubicle for the Alaskan Wilderness, thus embarking on a journey to explore her unusual passion for oysters. Hannah's Resources: Woofing Program: World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms Wwoof costs $40/year to join and allows you to connect with more than 2,000 farms across the USA. Of those 2,000 , Hannah was able to find one oyster farm. And that is how she met Dave. Find out more at wwoofusa.org Oyster Eating: Hannah jokes that the number of "oyster celebrities" can probably be counted on one hand. But blogger and self-proclaimed oyster sommelier, Julie Qui would be included. Link to blog: Rowan Jacobsen's Rules of Oyster Eating (and Julie Qiu's In a Half Shell Blog) Books: Lastly, Hannah shared some good reads that were important to her journey. Below are her reflections. OYSTER 101 : Meet Paris Oyster: A Love Affair with the Perfect Food by Mireille Guiliano, 2014 "Bite sized and delighful from start to finish; when reading Paris Oyster, it's as if you're at the table with Guiliano sipping on Muscudet and Belons as she tells you everything you'd want to know about how to enjoy oysters like the French... a wonderful gift for oyster lovers, both novice and expert." A Geography of Oysters: The Connoisseur's Guide to Oyster Eating in North America by Rowan Jacobsen, 2008 "The unofficial American Oyster Eater's Field Guide, as told by a guy who literally went there and tried that. It's a comprehensive index of oyster varieties unique to North America's East, West, and Gulf Coasts, and an almanac of noteworthy farms and oyster bars that serve them. Jacobsen is inspirational to me personally as a curious person who has turned interests into income... who also dabbles at the intersections of food, cultures, and the environment." The Big Oyster: History on the Half Shell by Mark Kurlansky, 2007 "Oyster culture is more intertwined to the story of The United States than I ever knew. For history nerds, this book is as informative as it is a blast to read, all about the growth of New York City as told via the rise and fall of it's once bountiful, world-famous oyster beds." Inspiration for Living Non-Traditionally: Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-term World Travel by Rolf Potts, 2003 "Living Your Best Life Out of a Bag 101: This book is choke full of resources, tips, and words of wisdom from fellow slow travelers, and how to enjoy and sustain a life on the move." Let My People Go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman by Yvon Chouinard, 2006 "Chouinard's memoir is, first and foremost, a very cool story, but it was inspirational to read his reflections on how running a business based on values takes guts, community, and time. And encouraged me not to rush the journey... the dude is 79 years old and is still playing outside, doing awesome work for the world." The Kon Tiki Expedition: Across the Pacific by Raft by Thor Heyerdahl, 1948 "In 1947, five Norwegian dudes sailed a wooden raft across the Pacific to prove the plausibility that cultures of the South Pacific may be descendants of South America. The academic community said it was impossible, that they were insane, to even try was a death wish... and with the help of SO MANY PEOPLE (private loans by fellow 1920's explorers, South American authorities, the US Army)... they did it. Kon Tiki is Heyerdahl's memoir of that expedition." More Good Reads: Self Reliance, Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1841 "Emerson argues the imperative and importance of thinking for one's self, of questioning accepted dogma, and resisting hoard mentality, and living true to the intrinsic truth of the individual. Read it in chunks over the course of several days. It's dense, but each line packs a philosophical punch." Women Who Did: Stories by Men and Women 1890-1914 by various authors, edited by Angelique Richardson, 2006 "One of my favorite reads of 2017. A collection of stories told by women and men from a time when the limits of what it means to be 'woman' were bursting at the seams. Each author paints their unique gaze of what it was like to be or to witness a modern woman becoming herself at the turn of the 20th century."

Den vaskekte indie-kulthelten Kenneth Ishak gjester Popkammeret. Programleder Einar Stray leder an tredje episode av Popkammeret - podkasten om ukjente musikkperler innenfor det vide popmusikkbegrepet. Kenneth Ishak sine første plater med poprockbandet Beezewax fra 1990-tallet har fått klassikerstatus. I tiårene som fulgte har han utgitt en jevn strøm av kvalitetsalbum med gruppa Heyerdahl; samarbeidet med forfatter Bård Torgersen, Universet; som soloartist; og som produsent for bl.a. Kaja Gunnufsen. Sammen med programleder Einar diskuterer de barneoppdragelse, punk, Kenneths skate-glade tenårs låtskriving og hårsveis, samt turnéhistorier fra Brasil, Singapore og USA I tillegg graves de sammen videre etter ukjent popmusikkgull. Spilleliste: 1. Mitski - Happy 2. Benjamin Clementine - Quintessence 3. Kenneth Ishak - You Lived In A World Of Your Own 4. Kung Fu Girls - Last Time 5. Arthur Russell - I Couldn’t Say It To Your Face Foto: Stian Møller

Har du hørt om Marius Heyerdahl? Han er Norges ukjente beatkunstner som kastet livsverket sitt i fjorden før livet hans endte tragisk. I morgen er det premiere på radiodokumentaren "Den siste alke" om kunstneren som nå kanskje endelig er på vei fram i lyset. Med Line Alsaker og Hauk Heyerdahl.

The Pacific Ocean is the most expansive body of water on planet earth. Despite this fact ancient people managed to venture forth into its immensity and create a civilization of incredible sophistication. The question of how the ancients managed to settle the Pacific perplexed academics for generations. This left the door open for some pretty wild theories about the origins of the Polynesians. Chief among these theorists was the Norwegian adventurer Thor Heyerdhal . Heyerdahl's audacious stunts would make the world question the conventional wisdom on the Polynesians. But should his theories be trusted? Tune in and find out how stone giants, Gilligan's Island, and the last cannibal on Fatu Hiva all play a role in the story. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Pacific Ocean is the most expansive body of water on planet earth. Despite this fact ancient people managed to venture forth into its immensity and create a civilization of incredible sophistication. The question of how the ancients managed to settle the Pacific perplexed academics for generations. This left the door open for some pretty wild theories about the origins of the Polynesians. Chief among these theorists was the Norwegian adventurer Thor Heyerdhal . Heyerdahl’s audacious stunts would make the world question the conventional wisdom on the Polynesians. But should his theories be trusted? Tune in and find out how stone giants, Gilligan’s Island, and the last cannibal on Fatu Hiva all play a role in the story.    

Tonight, we set sail with Robert Redford in All is Lost, and the Norwegian crew of Kon-Tiki. So grab your sextant, and join us for heavy storms and high seas adventure! This episode is brought to you by Not A Drop To Drink.

Explorers. During the second season, DS9 focused its stories more and more on characters. But as Jake grew up it became harder to figure out how to handle the father-son relationship with Sisko. Then, in the third season, the perfect story came along, pitched by show intern Hilary Bader. In this episode of The Ready Room we're joined by Matthew Rushing, Drew Stewart, and Ben McCormick to discuss “Explorers” and how inspiration from Heyerdahl's 1947 voyage aboard the Kon-Tiki was the perfect vehicle for bringing the two Siskos together. We also explore the budding bromance between O'Brien and Bashir, and whether we're losing something special in our lives as the digital age takes over from the analog. In our news segment we find Creation Entertainment encouraging another run at the costume record at Star Trek Las Vegas, take a peek at what DS9's logo could have been, cook breakfast with the Enterprise spatula, take QMx's NX-01 artisan replica for a flight, and discuss John Eaves's account of designing Star Trek Into Darkness. Plus, we reveal a cosplay loophole that could help fans shatter that world record set at Destination Star Trek London.

Star Trek goes boldly Into Darkness, Colin Firth tries comedy in Gambit, Harmony Korine's confrontational Spring Breakers hits cinemas and we speak to Espen Sandberg, one of the directors of the true life adventure Kon-Tiki. Guest reviewer: Andrew Todd (@mistertodd).

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Chris Heyerdahl and Chris Judge at Armageddon 2012 talk about their time working on Stargate as well as their careers since; available in both MP4 (video) ... The post “Stargate” actors Chris Heyerdahl and Chris Judge appeared first on Dark Matter Zine.