Podcasts about idunn

Frida Seemann er på besøk i Burn Book, og forteller hvordan det har vært å bo med Idunn og Sofie, og det fine vennskapet de har fått. burnbookpodcast@hotmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Idunn har fått en intens beundrer etter en date, og jentene mimrer tilbake til russetiden og diskuterer den økende narkotikabruken blant unge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Skal man skal dra på konsert med en gammel venn, og hvordan håndtere situationships? To lyttere får råd fra Emma, Idunn og Sofie.burnbookpodcast@hotmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sofie har spennende nyheter fra LA, og Emma og Idunn har hatt påskeferie hjemme.burnbookpodcast@hotmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Idunn og Emma snakker om kroppspress, og hvordan det er å jobbe som modell.Kontakt hjelpetelefonen på 116 123 dersom du har behov for noen å snakke med. burnbookpodcast@hotmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emma og Idunn leser en historie fra en lytter med gutteproblemer, og snakker om sine egne kjærlighetsliv.burnbookpodcast@hotmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(Episoden ble spilt inn før Farmen var ferdig) Emma har vært på Farmen, og forteller hvordan hun opplevde oppholdet. Vi diskuterer hvilken realityserie vi helst ville deltatt i, og Idunn og Sofie avslører at de tidligere har fått tilbud om en utenlandsk realityserie.Send inn deres tanker og dilemmaer helt anonymt til burnbookpodcast@hotmail.com, så tar vi opp noen i de neste episodene

Forsvaret er den største leverandøren av tankegods om lederutvikling i Norge. Mytene om hva som kjennetegner god ledelse i militæret er mange. Men alt er ikke slik det ser ut som i Kompani Lauritzen. Hva er egentlig leder og ledelsesutvikling? Hva kan ledere og lederutviklere lære av Forsvaret? Hva vil kjennetegne god ledelse i Forsvaret i fremtiden? Det får du svaret på i den rykende ferske boken "Militær leder- og ledelsesutvikling i teori og praksis" hvor psykolog og professor Jan Ketil Arnulf er medredaktør. I denne episoden deler Jan Ketil noen av høydepunktene fra boken og sine tanker om ledelse og lederutvikling før, nå og i fremtiden.Last ned boken gratis på IdunnØnsker du å utvikle deg som leder?Vi har for øyeblikket 3 ledige plasser på høstens utgave av Lederprogrammet.

De diskuterer menneskerettigheter på fest, jobber som modeller ved siden av fulltidsstudier og inspirerer en halv million følgere daglig med innholdet sitt på sosiale medier. Norges største IT-jenter er ukens gjester i 730.no, og i denne episoden får vi vite hva som skiller tvillingene fra hverandre og hvilke (store) kjendiser som har sklidd inn i DM-en deres ♡ Programleder: Mathilde UllumProdusent: Mathilde UllumMusikk: Tommy TeeKommersiell leder: Yasmine MassfihAnsvarlig utgiver: Gisle G. Stokland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Shawn and David recap the stories of Loki. Starting with the more playful side of this Shadowy Trickster. Loki and Sif's hair. Loki and the birth of Slepnir. Loki and the apples of Idunn. Why is Loki obsessed with the goddesses? Maybe it is because you have to be tricked into approaching the feminine and accepting your fate. But by doing so you gain the greatest of gifts. The mighty hammer Mjolnir. Odin's steed Slepnir. Psychologically Speaking, what does Loki, the Trickster Archetype, have to do with the Shadow of Love? David has some theories. David's article on the 4 Greek words for Love: https://thewalledgarden.com/what-is-love-part-2 Ways to support us: If you have been enjoying our show, please write a 5 star review on itunes to help spread our podcast to a wider audience: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/between-two-ravens-a-norse-mythology-podcast/id1604263830 Follow us or leave a message on Twitter or Instagram: Twitter: (@TwoRavenPodcast): https://twitter.com/TwoRavenPodcast Instagram: (@BetweenTwoRavens): https://www.instagram.com/betweentworavens/ Check out David's writing:  Prosoche Project (www.prosocheproject.com).  Walled Garden (https://thewalledgarden.com/davidalexander) Our podcast is part of The Walled Garden Podcast Network. The Walled Garden is committed to the pursuit of Truth, Wisdom, Virtue, and the Divine, wherever it might be found.  Visit thewalledgarden.com to learn more about weekly meet-ups and the other Walled Garden contributors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Producer/Host: Anu Dudley About the host: Rev. Dr. Anu Dudley is an ordained Pagan minister and a retired history professor. She continues to teach classes, including the three-year ordination curriculum at the Temple of the Feminine Divine, and others such as History of the Goddess, Paganism 101, Ethical Magic, and Introduction to the Runes. Currently she is writing a book about how to cast the runes using their original Goddess meanings. She lives in the woods off-grid in a small homesteading community in Central Maine. The post Earthwise 3/18/23: The Goddess Idunn first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Time for two underdogs to battle it out.  Will immortality win?  Or is vengance all the immortality we need?   We'd love to hear from you, so feel free to reach out! Facebook - facebook.com/lastgodstanding  Twitter - twitter.com/lastgodpod   Instagram - Instagram.com/lastgodpod Gmail - lastgodpod@gmail.com Merch - https://www.teepublic.com/user/lastgodstanding - Did you know I made a Percy Jackson Tee?? It is a Cabin 13 (Nico) shirt.  Go buy one! We are also on Spotify and Google podcasts, so give us a five star review and hit us up about it!!

One of oldest friends, Natty, Joins us today.  Will another upset be in the making?  Will a big name be able to carry the big man over the line?   Get that Calendar here!   We'd love to hear from you, so feel free to reach out! Facebook - facebook.com/lastgodstanding  Twitter - twitter.com/lastgodpod   Instagram - Instagram.com/lastgodpod Gmail - lastgodpod@gmail.com Merch - https://www.teepublic.com/user/lastgodstanding - Did you know I made a Percy Jackson Tee?? It is a Cabin 13 (Nico) shirt.  Go buy one! We are also on Spotify and Google podcasts, so give us a five star review and hit us up about it!!

     Delighted to have Winifred Hodge Rose return to the podcast to speak about her children's book Idunn's Trees, storytelling, and modern Yuletide customs.        As a bonus, Winifred sings a couple of songs she wrote to established tunes.  What a treat!      Winifred has writtend two books on Heathen sole lore, many articles on Heathen topics, Idunn's Trees with Forest Hawkins, an upcoming book on Oaths and related topics, and an article and ritual booklet for Yule and Mother's Night.   You can find her writings on her website Heathen Soul Lore or order print books on Lulu.  Some are also available on Amazon.    Follow on Instagram: @wyrdgifts1 Facebook: @GiftsoftheWyrd Email: giftsofthwyrd@gmail.com Twitter: @WyrdGifts1 John's Facebook author page @JohnHijatt Please leave feedback on Apple and other podcast providers. This helps the podcast to be found easier.   Music:  Royalty free music from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com (Intro: Silly Bank Heist. outgoing: Fist Bump) Please do not add this audio content to the YouTube Content ID System. I have used background music which is owned by FesliyanStudios. Logo Created by Xan Folmer.  Logo based on the Vanic boar created by Vanatru Priestess Ember of the Vanic Conspiracy (Ember was interviewed on episode 7). Studio recordings by Zencastr and Audacity.

Wyrdos Sif, Theo and Kenna talk about the goddess Idunn and ponder on the nature of the gods: can they die? Do they age? Is this just more Snorri insertions (Damn you Snorri!) Check it out while we discuss all of this and more. And then realise we have more questions than answers. What is heathenry.... - Support the Wyrdos and all their weirdness by becoming a Patron https://www.patreon.com/user?u=69955157 Join the Heathen Wyrdos Discord Server - It's FREE! (beware, may contain cheese and bagels)- https://discord.gg/vyXntbzSxN We now have a Redbubble store as well if you're after some Wyrdos merch: https://www.redbubble.com/people/heathenwyrdos/shop Find Heathen Wyrdos Podcast on Youtube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbay, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and other places where podcasts live. Avatar Art by by Nes on Discord. Heathen Wyrdos Logo Art by Forfeda: http://www.forfeda.com Music: Towards the Horizon by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 4.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ All other sound effects used here are under license courtesy of envato elements.

Continuing our series on “Loki - The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.” Loki has pissed off Skadi, the giant goddess of hunting and skiing, by getting her father Thjazi killed. Loki solves problems the only way he knows how. By tricking her into marrying Njord rather than her preferred groom, the beautiful Baldur, and then Loki tries to make Skadi laugh by tying one half of a cord to his testicles, and the other half to a goat. It gets real weird this week. Shawn and David present their theories that Loki is the god of kink, Njord is a polygamist, Idunn is Thjazi's sister, and that Loki's “sacrifice” to appease the goddess is actually a meaningful lesson and not just a bit. We answer a fan question on “How are angels represented in Norse Mythology?” (4:30) and start the myth of the week at 11:15 mark. Interested is more discussions on psychology, philosophy, and wisdom? Check out The Walled Garden meet-ups: (https://thewalledgarden.com/the-walled-garden-philosophical-society-meetup)  July 28th Author Sharron LeBell discusses the life and work of the inspiring Edith Edger. August 4th David of Between Two Ravens presents Albert Ellis: Stoicism as the root of cognitive behavior therapy. This week, David was inspired by: We discussed part of Rocco Jarmin's episode in regards to cognitive biases and instinct in relation to self-deception: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1a230lovJP20d29zwnEW0j Shout out to @RenaissanceWisdom on Instagram for the inspirational quote from Zeno, the founder of Stoicism, on the relationship between Wisdom and Self-deception. Ways to support us: Share Our Podcast Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1901373 David's Writing - Prosoche Project (www.prosocheproject.com).  Follow us on Twitter (@TwoRavenPodcast): https://twitter.com/TwoRavenPodcast Follow us on Instagram (@BetweenTwoRavens): https://www.instagram.com/betweentworavens/ Donate to buy Shawn a beer or help cover our hosting costs: https://tworavenpodcast.wordpress.com/donation/ Additional Info: A comparison of versions of Prose Edda: https://www.mimisbrunnr.info/edda-to-english Prose Edda (Byock; Penguin Classics): https://amzn.to/3inCvzn Prose Edda “Snora Edda” (See Anthony Faulks version from the Viking Society for Northern Research): http://vsnrweb-publications.org.uk/ Support the show

Season 2 Episode 2. Continuing our series on “Loki - The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.” Loki gets himself in a pickle and the only solution is to sell out the goddess Idunn to the giant Thjazi. The only problem is, all of the Aesir are dependent on Idunn to supply them with magic apples that give the gift of eternal youth.  Under threat of torture and execution, Loki once again has to finish what he started.  Shawn has some background on the “Norse Trinity” of gods, the confusion about Thjazi the Giant / Dwarf / Dark Elf, and fan-theory on the relationship between Thjazi and Idunn. David has some interpretations on the significance of Idunn, her apples, and Loki's relationship to the repressed inner feminine in a man's life.  Ways to support us: Share Our Podcast Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1901373 David's Writing - Prosoche Project (www.prosocheproject.com).  David presents a meet-up on Albert Ellis, Stoicism, and CBT, August 4th, 2022 @ 6pm EST (https://thewalledgarden.com/the-walled-garden-philosophical-society-meetup)  Follow us on Twitter (@TwoRavenPodcast): https://twitter.com/TwoRavenPodcast Follow us on Instagram (@BetweenTwoRavens): https://www.instagram.com/betweentworavens/ Donate to buy Shawn a beer or help cover our hosting costs: https://tworavenpodcast.wordpress.com/donation/ Additional Info: A comparison of versions of Prose Edda: https://www.mimisbrunnr.info/edda-to-english Prose Edda (Penguin Classics): https://amzn.to/3inCvzn Prose Edda “Snora Edda” (See Anthony Faulks version from the Viking Society for Northern Research): http://vsnrweb-publications.org.uk/ Support the show

In this episode packed full of information about the Norse myths, we cover some of the most famous stories of Norse mythology! We look at the halls of Asgard, Heimdall's visits to Midgard, several of Loki's trickster stories, the tales of the Norns, Idunn's apples of immortality, and a very abridged version of the Sigurd Saga. We also narrowly avoid several rants, talk extensively about J.R.R. Tolkien, and share the important themes behind many of these stories.  Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

One of my biggest bug bears is how Loki is commonly seen as just the Viking Devil, and how much historical context has been lost with the way Christianity works in terms of its conversion practices of overruling all other Gods and borrowing aspects of the religion it's replacing, and villainising other aspects. The most obvious one as an eclectic pagan that leans to the Norse Pagan Path being Loki. So as well as sharing the story of one of Loki's mischiefs with the Golden apple of Idunn this episode I get that bug bear off my chest, into the open and have a bit of a rant about it. I however will not apologise for this. So if that ramble of information given interests you, I do hope the episode will be of joy. I'm a bit bunged up still from my very blocked up nose - but I've finally had my first negative Covid test so at least I'm no longer infectious! Also it was my birthday on Saturday, so was a bit delayed actually recording the episode! If you've enjoyed this episode don't forget to leave a review! Support me on ko-fi: Ko-fi Contact me at dsboywonder25@gmail.com Find all my socials at Robin Kyrie - my website Join the discord at The Hidden Shrine --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/solitarypaganpath/message

Producer/Host: Anu Dudley The post Earthwise 3/19/22: The Goddess Idunn first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Producer/Host: Anu Dudley The post Earthwise 3/19/22: The Goddess Idunn first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

We've been busy these past few weeks, but Ryan wanted to pop in with a Summoner's Call Mini to cover the latest new heroes with Ascended Idunn and Friends. Plus we catch up on the Hero Rises Voting Gauntlet, an intro to Legendary Caeda, the next Resplendent Hero is revealed, and Version 6.3 is coming on March 7th. We'll be back next week with a normal episode, thanks for listening and happy summoning!

Unlike the Greek pantheon, we don't quite know how long people have been worshipping Norse Deities, but we think their worship dates back 2500 years. Of the few sources we have, there are many gods, goddesses, Jotun, and others who were considered deities by the Norse. In this episode, we discuss the creation mythos of the Norse pantheon. Like many others, it describes a black void that eventually sparks to life. What happens next—a cow using a block of ice as a salt lick, a giant who becomes the world as we know it isn't quite as run of the mill. We go over the main gods and goddesses that are worshipped from this pantheon. Some are Aesir, some are Vanir, and some fall somewhere in between or even completely outside of the Aesir and Vanir. We will discuss the magical correspondences of Odin, Frigg, Bragi, Idunn, Baldr, Mimir, Thor, Sif, Tyr, Njörd, Freyja, Freyr, Loki, Sif, Heimdall, and Hel in this episode.

What's up everyone, Curtis here with another episode of Everything Entrepreneurial. In this episode, I'm speaking with Alison McMurtrie. Alison is the founder of Idunn, a trusted guide to assist, grow and scale businesses. I hope you enjoy the episode!

Denne uken opphever regjeringen rødt nivå på videregående skoler. Men for elever som Idunn har periodene med hjemmeskole satt sine spor. Hvilke skader kan pandemien ha påført ungdommene - både på kort og lengre sikt? Med psykolog Maria Østhassel.

Maria has an ever-growing audience for her Patreon page as she explores the parables of Old Norse myths, revealing spiritual mysteries and metaphysical speculation at the heart of Old Norse Paganism! As a big fan, I was super-excited to talk to Maria, and it was so much fun!! In our interview today we talk about: the the dreams and experiences that started Maria in this work, the 'integratedness' of nordic cosmology, the volcanic ash event in the 6th century that created years of darkness & coincided with a pandemic; Maria says alot of interesting things about Loki, Idunn & her field of wells, the writing of the Bladehoner novels, and Maria's heritage of coming from a long line of storytellers. Maria Kvilhaug is the author of The Seed of Yggdrasill, The Maiden With The Mead and the Blade Honer series, as well as other books, articles and lecture videos on the LadyoftheLabyrinth YouTube Channel and her Facebook Page. Most of her works stem from her academic background in the historical, cultural, linguistic and religious aspects of pre-Christian Scandinavia. A Norwegian born and bred, she writes most of her stuff in English in order to best reach an international audience. In order to earn more from her work so that she may finish book projects and make more videos and audio recordings of her books, she opened a Patreon account on Winter Solstice 2020. ❤️ If you've enjoyed this podcast, as a thank you you can treat Rachel to a cup of coffee here! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rachelgo Maria's links:  Patreon https://www.patreon.com/MariaKvilhaug/posts Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ladyofthe.labyrinth/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt1faX3Suw1lPOyzqsosb2A Bladehoner Novels https://bladehoner.wordpress.com/author/

I Norge får alle elever karakterer i orden og adferd, og ofte brukes anmerkninger som sanksjon og dokumentasjon. Trenger det egentlig å være slik?Eilert Sund videregående skole har gått bort fra å bruke anmerkninger som virkemiddel underveis i skoleåret. I denne episoden presenterer rektor Espen Berglund skolens tanker rundt dette og hvilke erfaringer de har gjort seg hittil. Forsker Liv Jorunn Byrkjedal-Sørby fra Læringsmiljøsenteret i Stavanger bidrar med resultater fra en studie rundt nettopp dette. Kjell Evensen fra Senter for livslang læring leder samtalen.Les mer om forskningsarbeidet her: Orden og atferd i videregående skole: – er karakterer hensiktsmessige? - Nr 02 - 2021 - Norsk pedagogisk tidsskrift - Idunn  Mer om arbeidet til Eilert Sundt videregående skole på deres hjemmeside: 12. august 2021: Orden og atferd – og bruk av anmerkninger - Eilert Sundt videregående skole   Podkasten er produsert av Senter for livslang læring (SELL), Fakultet for lærerutdanning og pedagogikk ved Høgskolen i Innlandet.

I panelet denne uken møter du Emely, Idunn og Ina med mye livserfaring som både pårørende, etterlatt og tidligere kreftrammet. Sammen gir de deg gode råd om dating, jobb og dårlig samvittighet.

En 2010, l'instrument VIRTIS (Visible and Infrared Thermal Imaging Spectrometer) de la sonde européenne Venus Express avait observé pour la première fois des anomalies d'émissivité en infra-rouge au-dessus du sommet et du flanc de Idunn Mons, un volcan vénusien de 200 km de large situé dans l'Imdr Regio, une grande région volcanique de Vénus. Les anomalies suggèrent la présence de dépôts volcaniques chimiquement non altérés, ce qui avait fourni un premier indice que le volcanisme dans cette région a pu être actif au cours des derniers millions d'années. Dans une nouvelle étude plus approfondie qui vient de paraître dans The Planetary Science Journal, des planétologues suggèrent que le mont Idunn pourrait être géologiquement actif à la fois sur le plan volcanique et tectonique en ce moment même...

Minute Thirteen: From a Broken Truce to a Creeping Brother Ashley Coffin from the MCU Podcast is joining us this week to talk war with Jotunheim. Check her and her shows out at the links below! In the thirteenth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Thor complains about Laufey breaking the truce and he wants war. Odin believes the guilty party – these three frost giants – paid for their actions with their lives. So who's right? Should they be more concerned about an impending attack by the frost giants? Does diplomacy work using the gentler approach? And will Odin call Laufey on the red phone to chat with him about this? But Anthony Hopkins plays Odin so perfectly here with such calm. It's only when Thor pushes too far that Odin raises his voice, and it's one of the best moments in the movie. Meanwhile, Loki just watches. It's such an interesting portrayal that Tom Hiddleston does here. What's he thinking? Was he assuming the Destroyer would kill the frost giants? And was this all a big ruse just to get Thor to go to Jotunheim? Regardless, he's such a fascinating character. Easy to love, and dead sexy. Thor pouts about not getting to invade Jotunheim. Because he didn't get what he wanted, Thor has a tantrum by flipping a table. We're glad they didn't use the extended scene because it shows how awful Thor is to the wait staff here in Valaskjalf. He really is a spoiled prince. Probably doesn't tip either. But what's with all the pumpkins on the tables? And did you notice the golden apples of Idunn? Loki sneaks in, just like frost giants from Jotunheim sneaking into Odin's vault. As that's happening, Loki arrives, but in the extended scene, we see the Warriors Three and Lady Sif get there first. Volstagg's concerned about the destroyed food from Thor's tantrum. Sheesh. We debate if the movie would benefit with more of the Warriors Three or less. So when Loki arrives, it's from behind a pillar. He had to have been watching Thor have his tantrum, and how he's creeping in to weave his web. It's pretty brilliant. Odin kills it in this scene, Loki hasn't said a word yet which works for his character really well, and Thor just wants war with Jotunheim. So typical. We have a great time covering all of these elements and more. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Ashley Coffin on the Stranded Panda Network and on Instagram

What we are getting into this week: Movie Premiere for Valentine Crush! We want to start a Baseketball league Peanut Butter on Pizza! And with Jalapenos! Watching the Paralympics - Look for Goalball Reading Max Brooks Devolution The online shop is open for Halogi Hot Sauce Order the hot sauces that you heard on the show, and you can even get a bottle of the Carmel Scotch Bonnet, Idunn's Apples, while supplies last! Email us at ICouldGetIntoThis@gmail.com, message & follow us on Twitter @ICGetIntoThis or leave us a message on our main page https://anchor.fm/icouldgetintothis. Friends of the Podcast! GraemeVSGraeme made the excellent background tunes for our Intro and Outro.

Ahooo!!! Que tal aprendermos juntos um pouco mais sobre os Deuses e Deusas de todas as culturas? Vamos conhecer Idunna, a Senhora das Maçãs da Eterna Juventude. Deseja conhecer o meu trabalho? https://linktr.ee/InstitutoAguiaDourada Fontes de pesquisa: https://www.northernpaganism.org/ https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iduna https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%C3%B0unn Música: https://www.northernpaganism.org/shrines/iduna/writings/iduna-mantra-and-yantra.html Mitakuye Oyasin! Selene de Hekate --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/institutoaguiadourada/support

This is supposed to be the history version of the show. Leah and Brett have different versions of what that means. Also, I phoned in my notes this week... What we talked about on this episode: Local History - Worthington, MN July 4th, 1870 Using Drugs as Drugs - Cocaine, Heroin, Meth... Last Podcast on the Left Bonnie & Clyde Map Making Classic Furniture We Hate Movies - The Conquerer Hardcore History - Genghis Khan The online shop is open for Halogi Hot Sauce Order the hot sauces that you heard on the show, and you can even get a bottle of the Carmel Scotch Bonnet, Idunn's Apples, while supplies last! Email us at ICouldGetIntoThis@gmail.com, message & follow us on Twitter @ICGetIntoThis or leave us a message on our main page https://anchor.fm/icouldgetintothis. Friends of the Podcast! GraemeVSGraeme made the excellent background tunes for our Intro and Outro.

Today on The Modern MBA podcast we're speaking with Alison . She shares with us her experience from working on oil rigs in far off places to; doing a Distance Learning MBA at Warwick Business School; and owning her own consultancy (Idunn) where she looks at sustainable growth, business recovery and helping CEOs spend their time wiser. From the archive: If you like this episode check out our podcast with Eduardo Caballero and Stacy BlackmanAbout UsMany students come to an MBA from banking, consulting, or MNC backgrounds, but what about those that don't? The Modern MBA podcast with Marie Kirwan and Kristen Rossi shares the stories of those transitioning from or using their MBAs in unorthodox MBA sectors including the arts, healthcare, not-for-profit, academia, and more.Website: http://www.themodernmba.co.ukSubscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google PodcastsFollow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and TwitterSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Themodernmba)

Runa snakker med advokat Jørgen Vangsnes om de problemstillingene som ofte går igjen når domstolene skal overprøve et vedtak fattet av forvaltningen. Er det alltid en gyldighetsprøving vi foretar, eller kan man få dom for realiteten? Hvilket faktum skal vi se hen til, og hvilke prinsipper gjelder for prøvingen? Samt mange andre temaer. Dette er godt gammeldags jussnerderi, og det er en rekke rettsavgjørelser som nevnes i episoden. For de spesielt interesserte tas noen av referansene inn her: - Rt-2015-93 (Mariadommen) - HR-2016-21789 og HR-2021-1345 (Om adgangen til fastsettelsesdom for EMK-brudd) - HR-2012-2398-P og HR-2012-2399-P (Plenumsdommene om lengeværende barn) - Rt-1991-586 (Sur place, om domstolsprøvingen av forvaltningens lovtolkning kan være begrenset på enkelte områder) - Rt-1975-603 (Swingball) - Rt-1995-1908 (Mozell) - HR-2007-397-A (Kværner) og HR-2019-273-A (kuskesak), om usaklig forskjellsbehandling ved lovbundne vedtak - Marius Stubs artikkel etter Rt-2015-1355 finnes i Jussens Venner 02/2016 (tilgjengelig bl.a. på Idunn.no)

She might be gullible, but she might snatch that crown!   We'd love to hear from you, so feel free to reach out! Facebook - facebook.com/lastgodstanding  Twitter - twitter.com/lastgodpod   Instagram - Instagram.com/lastgodstandingpod Gmail - lastgodstandingpod@gmail.com Merch - https://www.teepublic.com/user/lastgodstanding - Did you know I made a Percy Jackson Tee?? It is a Cabin 13 (Nico) shirt.  Go buy one! We are also on Spotify and Google podcasts, so give us a five star review and hit us up about it!!

What we're NOT getting into this week: Cats - Brett is not a fan Vegan "Beef" Jerky - Leah is not a fan What we ARE getting into this week: Chislic Fear Street Movies Podcasts - 3 Questions with Andy Richter - How Did This Get Played - Behind the Bastards Arkham Horror RPG games Handball The online shop is open for Halogi Hot Sauce Order the hot sauces that you heard on the show, and you can even get a bottle of the Carmel Scotch Bonnet, Idunn's Apples, while supplies last! Email us at ICouldGetIntoThis@gmail.com, message & follow us on Twitter @ICGetIntoThis or leave us a message on our main page https://anchor.fm/icouldgetintothis. Friends of the Podcast! GraemeVSGraeme made the excellent background tunes for our Intro and Outro.

In this episode we catch up with Alison McMurtrie from Idunn Consulting In this conversation we chat about the creation of Idunn and Alison's approach to her clients For more information on Alison head to www.idunn.ie For more information on the Venture Business Network head to: www.venturenetwork.ie For more information on Film Smart Productions head to: https://www.filmsmartpro.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/venture-talks/message

Hvilken betydning har ungdomsklubber for norske ungdommer? Hva skiller de som går på ungdomsklubb i Norge fra ungdommer i andre land? Hva driver man egentlig med på ungdomsklubber? Hvilken betydning har ungdomsklubber for det vi kan snakke om som sårbar ungdom? Har det betydd noe at ungdomsklubbene nå har vært stengt lenge? Jeg snakker med ungdomsforsker Idunn Seland fra NOVA ved OsloMet om ungdomsklubbene.

For part two of the spring goddess series, we are talking about Idunn, the Norse goddess of spring and the whole debacle with her apples and the frost giants.Contact infoeffeduphistory@gmail.com@effeduphistory on all socialsBook a Tour of Salem, MAhttps://www.viator.com/tours/Salem/Curses-and-Crimes-Candlelight-Tour/d22414-325232P2Buy Me A Coffee:buymeacoffee.com/effeduphistoryInterested in starting a podcast of your own? I highly suggest using buzzsprout to list and post! If you use my affiliate link, you get a $20 amazon gift card after 2 paid months.https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1630084Source:Neil Gaiman's Norse MythologyMusic: Skeleton Dance by MyuuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/effeduphistory)

*No snacks were harmed in the production of this "renovation" minisode. We'll put out the updated episode just as soon as Other Jenn stops playing with her chainsaw.  "You're not you when you're hungry" - Loki, probably. Thiazi just wanted to ruin three gods' BBQ and gain some golden apples. He never expected to BECOME BBQ. Idunn just wanted to stay in her apple grove. This plan did not work out for her.  P.S. As promised, here's the link to the blog Cait wrote where she gets rage-y (surprise, surprise) about faux medieval world-building. *** From Olympus to Valhalla, we've got the goods on the gods, so join Cait, Gen, the Other Jenn, and SFX Kim as they spike and spill all the divine tea! If you'd like to support our podcast, head over to PATREON where we'll be uploading ad-free episodes, bonus episodes, and SO MUCH MORE! Subscribe thyself to our social media scrolls! Patreon: @drunkmythologygals Instagram: @drunkmythologygals Facebook: @drunkmythologygals Twitter: @drunkmythgals TikTok: @drunkmythologygals Website: drunkmythologygals.com Gmail: drunkmythologygals@gmail.com 

Her gjenfortellingen jeg historier og sagn ifra de Norønne heltesagnene ifra Norønn mytologi. Fortellinger om de gamle Norønne gudene, Tor, Odin, Loke og de andre Æsene. Her får vi høre historien Gudenes kilde til evig liv, nemlig Idunn sine gullepler. Passer for alle aldre.

Her gjenfortellingen jeg historier og sagn ifra de Norønne heltesagnene ifra Norønn mytologi. Fortellinger om de gamle Norønne gudene, Tor, Odin, Loke og de andre Æsene. Her får vi høre historien Gudenes kilde til evig liv, nemlig Idunn sine gullepler. Passer for alle aldre.

Når du er døpt Odin og søstrene dine heter Frøya, Embla og Idunn, da må du nesten ende opp med interesse for vikinger. Odin Helgheim gir ut tegneserien Ragnanok.

In the myths the grand adventures are often the ones where there is life and death on the line. Join host Isabelle Hauser with stories from Yvonne Healy telling "Isis and Osiris" and True Thomas telling "Apples of Idunn".

I will be going over some some moon magick rituals ideas. Please note the Goddesses moon phases names I suck at pronouncing. New/Dark Moon - The Crone Goddesses: Morrigan, Holda, Nephtys, Sedna, Nyx, Hel, Cerridwen, Hekate, Lilith, Baba Yaga, Cailleach, Kali Crescent Moon - The Maiden Goddesses: Diana, Artemis, Blodeuwedd, Flora, Idunn, Perspephone, Aphrodite, Freya, Ishtar, Hathor, Oshun, Maeve Full Moon - The Mother Goddesses: Isis, Demeter, Yemanja, Rhiannon, Selena, Arianrhod, Brigid, Epona, Gaia, Hestia, Danu, Kuan Yin, Mary. Please note links for references. https://spells8.com/moon-boon-wiccan-money-spell/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wiccan-wayz/support

Que pasa cuando se roban la fuente de la juventud de los dioses? Loki lo soluciona!

I ukens episode får du møte tobarnsmoren Idunn, som allerede i ungdomstiden tok et valg som har fulgt henne inn i voksenlivet. Hun valgte å ikke drikke alkohol og er fortsatt avholds. Hvorfor tok hun denne valget i ung alder? Hvordan har reaksjonene vært til hennes livsstilsvalg? I tillegg blir det en rekke avsporinger i kjent stil og det svinges både innom "fyllesyke" småbarnsmødre, selvstednighetskriser og et tabubelagt tema både Siw-Randi og Idunn viser seg å være helt enig i.  

Part II of Norse Mythology but this time we delve into some of the myths and history surrounding Freya and introduce Idunn and Skadi. Are the women more magical than the men? (Yes, the answer is a big fat yes)...

In today’s episode we will tell the story of the kidnapper William Hickman, who was inspired by Leopold & Loeb, and then go on to explore some kidnappings from Mythology with similar ties to the Idunn.  0:24 - Quote- Billie Holiday 0:58 - Cold Open – The Abduction of Marianne Parker 2:30 - Murder – William Hickman 10:01 - Myth – The Abduction of Aegina and Wisakatchekwa’s flight 20:39 – Promo – FriGay the 13th Podcast (https://t.co/MVF1SiJQmG) 22:16 - Reaction Segment – We discuss 1:03:40 – PS Lookdown (https://twitter.com/pslookdown) Promo  Music Credits: Murder & Myths theme music created by Castro Vania Intro and background music: “Self Care” from !PS Lookdown (https://twitter.com/pslookdown) used with permission “Dark Times” & “They Sky of our Ancestors” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ More episode errata available at murderandmyths.com (https://www.murderandmyths.com/)

In this extended mythology episode, we will pick up where the story of Idunn’s kidnapping from episode 09 left off, and see what consequences there are to the death of Thjazi.  The Mighty Magnus Viking Hoard Raffle You can make a donation to Just Giving (https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/mightymagnusvikingraffle) (https://solvingkidscancer.org.uk/campaigns/magnus/?fbclid=IwAR1i3hCsFIdaj6xIqibvjzcjlszwD8053pNZdyYoqrwgsceVf-kG0i4Tp7w) Make sure to include a note stating you are part of The Mighty Magnus Viking Hoard raffle on the website you choose. This will be an option when you process your donation. Make sure to either send a message via the Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/MagnusVikingRaffle/ or by email: mlegendlore@gmail.com so they have your details for the draw of the raffle. You will receive confirmation of your entry either by messenger or email. You will be contacted when we hold the draw if you have won! Listen to the Myth, Legends and Lore podcast Episode “Children in the Viking Age & ‘The Mighty Magnus Viking Hoard’ Raffle (https://mythlegendlore.podbean.com/e/children-in-the-viking-age-the-mighty-magnus-viking-hoard-raffle/) ” for an interview with Magnus’ dad. Music Credits: Murder & Myths theme music created by Castro Vania Intro and background music: “Long Dark Hallway” from !PS Lookdown used with permission https://www.facebook.com/pslookdown/  &  https://twitter.com/pslookdown     “Strings” by Castro Vania

In this Episode we will discuss kidnapping in the true crime case of Leopold and Loeb, and the Norse myth "The Kidnapping of Idunn." We also let you know about the Mighty Magnus Viking Hoard raffle to raise funds for Magnus, a young boy receiving treatment for neuroblastoma. 0:23 - Quote- Tim Burton 0:51 - Cold Open – Excerpt from Clarence Darrow’s closing statement 2:07 - Murder – Leopold & Loeb 13:30 - Myth – The Kidnapping of Idunn 21:51 – The Mighty Magnus Viking Hoard Raffle -  You can make a donation here: JustGiving (https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/mightymagnusvikingraffle) Make sure to include a note stating you are part of The Mighty Magnus Viking Hoard raffle on the website you choose. This will be an option when you process your donation. Make sure to either send a message via the Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/MagnusVikingRaffle/ or by email to mlegendlore@gmail.com so they have your details for the draw of the raffle. You will receive confirmation of your entry either by messenger or email. You will be contacted when we hold the draw if you have won! Listen to the Myth, Legends and Lore podcast Episode “Children in the Viking Age & ‘The Mighty Magnus Viking Hoard’ Raffle (https://mythlegendlore.podbean.com/e/children-in-the-viking-age-the-mighty-magnus-viking-hoard-raffle/) ” for an interview with Magnus’ dad. 26:01 – Promo – !PS Lookdown check them out at https://www.facebook.com/pslookdown/ or on Twitter @PSLookdown (https://twitter.com/pslookdown) 27:20 - Reaction Segment - We discuss kidnapping, how Leopold and Loeb did not plan the perfect crime, how we picture murderers, the Aesir God Posse Camping Trip, how Kristin pictures Odin writing the Havamal, Kim pens her own stanza, more birds, how much weight a falcon can carry, and the great banana debate.  Special shout outs to the folks who responded to our twitter poll about bananas: Scooter from the Innie & Outtie (https://twitter.com/aggiepm) and @aztec_viking (https://twitter.com/aztec_viking) Music Credits: Murder & Myths theme music created by Castro Vania Intro and background music: “Long Dark Hallway” from !PS Lookdown used with permission “Despair & Triumph ” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  “Strings” by Castro Vania

Hello everyone, welcome back to Hexed, the third book in the Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne! You can pick up the book here, if you're interested! https://amzn.to/2Q8oVDAThis episode is brought to you by Sue Hayes, and I want to thank her for commissioning more of this book because I have been really hard on Atticus and I want to see some redemption. Usually 5 chapters makes for 50 pages almost exactly, but these chapters were longer so it's only 3 for this episode. Laksha is back, and in a body she really likes, so she decides that she's going to do what she can to keep it, and makes a deal that she will help Atticus with the Maenads in exchange for him getting the golden apples of Idunn. They only grow in Asgard, and Atticus things that this demand is way out of proportion, but he finally her bargains her down to just ONE apple instead of all of them, so i guess that's something? The fight against the Maenads is a lot of fun to read, in no small part because I am currently watching Season 2 of True Blood, in which Maenads feature quite prominently. I like that I have this trend happening in my life right now. Thank you again to Sue for the commission, and I hope you enjoy the show!

Enter The Skald's Circle and hear the story of The Theft of Idunn's Apples from Norse Mythology, as told by Casimir.  If you enjoyed this story, and want to earn great rewards while helping The Skald's Circle produce even better and more frequent content, please consider having a look at our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/TheSkaldsCircle If you like to hear more of our stories, you can find them in an easy-to-navigate format at http://www.theskaldscircle.com/stories

In the final episode of On the Road with Beer Sessions Radio Season One, host Jimmy Carbone travels to the Finger Lakes. He visits The Farmhouse Brewery in Owego, the first malting house in New York State in over a decade and one of only a handful also brews in-house. You’ll hear from a top grains farmer about the challenges he faces to produce and distribute unique, artisanal grains to brewers. You’ll also meet the experts who support him in his work. Up in Ovid, Jimmy visits Blackduck Cidery and meets the whole family behind some of the best cider in the state. Plus, meet the community behind New York cider at Finger Lakes Cider House. The Farmhouse Brewery Marty and Natalie Mattrazzo are the visionaries behind The Farmhouse Brewery in Owego, NY. Their motto is “farm fresh from ground to glass." Their delicious brews are a combination of the freshest ingredients, and Marty’s refined palate creates art in every pint. Diligent small grains farmers from all over New York State grow their barley. Only the highest quality grain makes its way to their on-site malt house, where they malt each batch of barley using a time-tested artisanal process. Their hops are of the highest quality that they can source from seasoned hops growers with New York State. The New York hops industry is currently expanding to again become a major supplier of hops varieties to the entire Northeast United States. Oechsner Farms Located in Newfield, New York, just south of Ithaca, Oechsner Farms is a feast for the senses. Thor Oechsner, owner and multi-talented, is the grandson of a German baker. As a teenager he was able to convince his parents to allow him to turn their suburban yard into his first cornfield. Oechsner graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science degree from Cornell and by 1991 had started a three-acre vegetable farm while also running a Volkswagen and Audi repair business. Oechsner now farms approximately 600 acres of certified organic grains on rented land throughout the Finger Lakes region. In addition, as part owner of Wide Awake Bakery, Oechsner sees a similar benefit to the bakery business as he does the milling operation. He is more interested in the role that the bakery serves as a tool for marketing for the unique and heritage grain varieties that he produces. Blackduck Cidery We visited Blackduck Cidery in the town of Ovid, NY in the Finger Lakes region. It’s a family run orchard that produces cider, Perry, and vinegar in small batches, using ambient yeast fermentation. John Reynolds and Shannon O’Connor run the operation of the cidery along with their two beautiful redheaded daughters, Idunn and Pippin. They have been growing fruit in the Finger Lakes region of New York for well over a decade. They sell fresh fruit using organic standards through farmer’s markets, restaurants, natural groceries and their farm stand. John is expert in his knowledge about orchards, apples, fruits and anything cider-related. A former student of Cornell University and later employed as a field technician, John actively supports professors in their research of orchards, harvest and post-harvest work. Shannon is more focused on the smooth running and operations of the business, along with the grunt work in the field, while juggling being a mother of two. In her “free” time she also is the Director of the Edith B. Ford library in Ovid, NY. Idunn, the elder daughter, is the master fruit tester and critic. Pippin is the youngest and newest member of the clan; she is just very cute and very skilled at flower picking. Finger Lakes Cider House The Finger Lakes Cider House at Good Life Farm in Interlaken, NY is a certified organic farm and a full diet CSA. The Finger Lakes Cider house is a collaborative multi-cidery tasting room. Melissa Madden and Garrett Miller started the operation in 2008 after purchasing 69 acres of land, mostly growing corn, wheat and soy. Since them it has transformed into a diverse ecological farm, they have planted bushes and trees and bought turkeys, geese, beef cows, and draft horses. They produce their Good Life Cider, a distinctive American style and creatively blended with international influences. Their range is based on traditional bittersweet apples and sharp, acidic heirloom fruits. At the Cider House, they feature their own cider as well as amazing ciders from other cidery friends. Each of these dedicated grower-producers live and work in the Finger Lakes region, and their ciders are true Finger Lakes originals.

The third season opens up with the sad story of star-crossed lovers: Axl & Gaia. Now that Gaia is Idunn she is drawn to Anders. She and Axl fight to resist it and strive to get married. This one is a bummer guys. 

Avelsföreningen Idunn delar varje år ut "Årets avelsvisarpris" för att synliggöra och främja lovande avelsvisare med verksamhet i Sverige för fortsatt uppmuntran att träna och visa hästar. I år fick Alexandra Bjärrenholt priset och motiveringen lyder: Alexandra är ung och ambitiös. Hon har visat 3 hästar 2017 med medelpoäng 7,77. Idunn vill uppmuntra henne att fortsätta att träna och visa hästar på avelsbedömningar i framtiden. www.idunn.se  

Idunn likar ikkje Black Friday. Hanne har eit ambivalent forhold til Black Friday. Elles er me ueinige i om snø er kjipt eller flott, men klarar heldigvis å vere einig om at ullgensarar er digg. Av: Hanne Mjelstad og Idunn S. Svarverud

Hanne vil på romantisk ferie. Idunn vil være som Hanne. I tillegg toucher vi innom alle ting som er irriterende med høsten, vansker med å komme seg ut av senga, og dårlig knipsing.

Stine og Idunn får besøk i studio av Rita Paramalingam som nylig debuterte med romanen La meg bli med deg. Debuten tar for seg tunge tema som omsorgssvikt og voldtekt, men også tenåringsliv og vennskap. Rita leser fra boka og forteller om hvordan det er å skrive en bok når man aldri har gjort det før. Tekniker er Theodor Svennevig.

Thank you for joining me this week! I have finished my Iðunn Cardigan (minus buttons), finished spinning the first half of the Homestead Hobbyist fiber on my Natural Knotwood Capar Turkish Drop Spindle, and have started spinning the second half on my Schacht Sidekick spinning wheel.I have some crazy progress on two vanilla socks, thanks to seeing two (TWO!!) movies in the theater in the last couple of weeks (Snatched and Baywatch - LOL - I know, I have no taste, but one of the local theaters has over-sized leather recliners, so I'd see practically anything to sit quietly in there and knit). Iðunn Cardigan, my Idunn project pageButtonhole CalculatorIn Color Order - Lined Drawstring Bag tutorialRegia Arne & Carlos Design Line - 3653 Star Night - my Rav project pageBiscotte Yarns Bis-Sock in Watermelon. I think Blue Pansies might be next for me.The Homestead HobbyistNatural Knotwood Capar Spindles from Winnipeg Manitoba.  These are by far my favourite spindles!

Join me on my knitting and hand spinning adventures! Subscribe to the YouTube Channel if you'd like to be the first to know when future episodes are uploaded!My Designs My WebsiteRavelry GroupShow notes - My April Legacy Yarn Club from Mountain Meadow Wool arrived! Check out more from Mountain Meadow Wool here - https://www.instagram.com/mountainmeadowwool/https://www.facebook.com/MountainMeadowWoolhttps://twitter.com/MtnMeadowWoolhttp://www.ravelry.com/discuss/mountain-meadow-wool/3524482/1-25Still working on Idunn, and half way through a pair of Jelly Roll Socks.Handspun Fish Lips Kiss Heel socks are finished.I finished off spinning the Nest Fiber Club from March 2017, and showed off the fiber from April.I talk about the Hansen Mini Spinner and Schacht Sidekick as travel wheels (just a few pros and cons).Hey! I'm Chrissy. Canadian, mom of two littles under the age of three, a lover of knitting and spinning, and fledgling designer. Any music used in the video is fully credited at the end of the video.

Elves, epic poetry, sheep milk and murder... welcome to the world of Icelandic folk music! This episode features an interview with Bára Grímsdóttir and Chris Foster, two of the most accomplished performers of Icelandic folk music, and experts on rímur chanting, a form dating from middle ages, with its ancestry in the Icelandic Sagas and Eddas. Music: Opening theme: Forest March by Sylvia Woods Heyr Himna Smiður by Anneke van Giersbergen & Árstíðir Icelandic Folk Songs: I. Iceland, Land of Prosperity by Duo Landon Icelandic Folk Songs: VIII. The Virgin by Duo Landon Nafnaþula by Sólveig Indriðadóttir Haustið Nálgast by Steindór Andersen & Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson Interview: Vorvísur by Steindor Andersen Kveðið Við Spuna by Funi (Bára Grímsdóttir & Chris Foster) Göngu-Hrólfsrímur by Helgi Einarsson Ríma Afhent by Bára Grímsdóttir Stóð ég við Öxará by Eddukórinn Gott Ár Oss Gefi (Give us a Good Year) by Funi (Bára Grímsdóttir & Chris Foster) --interview end Krummavísur by Þrjú á Palli Íslandsklukkur by Íslandsklukkur Móðir Mín Í Kví Kví by Guðrún Jóhanna Ólafsdóttir Olafur Liljuros by Ö Barna Stóðum tvö í túni by Ryan Koons Þat Mælti Mín Móðir by Feðranna Frægð Mitt var starfid by Bára Grímsdóttir For more about Funi: http://www.funi-iceland.com/ https://funi.bandcamp.com/ and the Kvæðamannafélagið Iðunn(Idunn society): http://rimur.is/ https://www.facebook.com/rimur.is/

At long last, it's the third installment of our mythology complilation! I promise it won't be another whole year before Part 4! This time around, we look at "The Theft of Idunn's Apples", "The Marriage of Njord and Skadi", "The Treasures of the Gods", and finally "Skirnir's Journey" Happy Holidays, everyone!

Vi prøver oss på en episode dedikert ikke bare til vår favoritt sjanger, men spesielt til hva hiphop egentlig er og hva det betyr for oss. Vi har Idunn i «studio», en såkalt hip hop newbe, som stiller spm høyt og lavt. Vi gjør vårt beste for å svare! Dette er absolutt en episode for deg som vil ha en super subjektiv innføring i sjangeren.

In the final episode of On the Road with Beer Sessions Radio Season One, host Jimmy Carbone travels to the Finger Lakes. He visits The Farmhouse Brewery in Owego, the first malting house in New York State in over a decade and one of only a handful also brews in-house. You’ll hear from a top grains farmer about the challenges he faces to produce and distribute unique, artisanal grains to brewers. You’ll also meet the experts who support him in his work. Up in Ovid, Jimmy visits Blackduck Cidery and meets the whole family behind some of the best cider in the state. Plus, meet the community behind New York cider at Finger Lakes Cider House. The Farmhouse Brewery Marty and Natalie Mattrazzo are the visionaries behind The Farmhouse Brewery in Owego, NY. Their motto is “farm fresh from ground to glass." Their delicious brews are a combination of the freshest ingredients, and Marty’s refined palate creates art in every pint. Diligent small grains farmers from all over New York State grow their barley. Only the highest quality grain makes its way to their on-site malt house, where they malt each batch of barley using a time-tested artisanal process. Their hops are of the highest quality that they can source from seasoned hops growers with New York State. The New York hops industry is currently expanding to again become a major supplier of hops varieties to the entire Northeast United States. Oechsner Farms Located in Newfield, New York, just south of Ithaca, Oechsner Farms is a feast for the senses. Thor Oechsner, owner and multi-talented, is the grandson of a German baker. As a teenager he was able to convince his parents to allow him to turn their suburban yard into his first cornfield. Oechsner graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science degree from Cornell and by 1991 had started a three-acre vegetable farm while also running a Volkswagen and Audi repair business. Oechsner now farms approximately 600 acres of certified organic grains on rented land throughout the Finger Lakes region. In addition, as part owner of Wide Awake Bakery, Oechsner sees a similar benefit to the bakery business as he does the milling operation. He is more interested in the role that the bakery serves as a tool for marketing for the unique and heritage grain varieties that he produces. Blackduck Cidery We visited Blackduck Cidery in the town of Ovid, NY in the Finger Lakes region. It’s a family run orchard that produces cider, Perry, and vinegar in small batches, using ambient yeast fermentation. John Reynolds and Shannon O’Connor run the operation of the cidery along with their two beautiful redheaded daughters, Idunn and Pippin. They have been growing fruit in the Finger Lakes region of New York for well over a decade. They sell fresh fruit using organic standards through farmer’s markets, restaurants, natural groceries and their farm stand. John is expert in his knowledge about orchards, apples, fruits and anything cider-related. A former student of Cornell University and later employed as a field technician, John actively supports professors in their research of orchards, harvest and post-harvest work. Shannon is more focused on the smooth running and operations of the business, along with the grunt work in the field, while juggling being a mother of two. In her “free” time she also is the Director of the Edith B. Ford library in Ovid, NY. Idunn, the elder daughter, is the master fruit tester and critic. Pippin is the youngest and newest member of the clan; she is just very cute and very skilled at flower picking. Finger Lakes Cider House The Finger Lakes Cider House at Good Life Farm in Interlaken, NY is a certified organic farm and a full diet CSA. The Finger Lakes Cider house is a collaborative multi-cidery tasting room. Melissa Madden and Garrett Miller started the operation in 2008 after purchasing 69 acres of land, mostly growing corn, wheat and soy. Since them it has transformed into a diverse ecological farm, they have planted bushes and trees and bought turkeys, geese, beef cows, and draft horses. They produce their Good Life Cider, a distinctive American style and creatively blended with international influences. Their range is based on traditional bittersweet apples and sharp, acidic heirloom fruits. At the Cider House, they feature their own cider as well as amazing ciders from other cidery friends. Each of these dedicated grower-producers live and work in the Finger Lakes region, and their ciders are true Finger Lakes originals.

In the final episode of On the Road with Beer Sessions Radio Season One, host Jimmy Carbone travels to the Finger Lakes. He visits The Farmhouse Brewery in Owego, the first malting house in New York State in over a decade and one of only a handful also brews in-house. You’ll hear from a top grains farmer about the challenges he faces to produce and distribute unique, artisanal grains to brewers. You’ll also meet the experts who support him in his work. Up in Ovid, Jimmy visits Blackduck Cidery and meets the whole family behind some of the best cider in the state. Plus, meet the community behind New York cider at Finger Lakes Cider House. The Farmhouse Brewery Marty and Natalie Mattrazzo are the visionaries behind The Farmhouse Brewery in Owego, NY. Their motto is “farm fresh from ground to glass." Their delicious brews are a combination of the freshest ingredients, and Marty’s refined palate creates art in every pint. Diligent small grains farmers from all over New York State grow their barley. Only the highest quality grain makes its way to their on-site malt house, where they malt each batch of barley using a time-tested artisanal process. Their hops are of the highest quality that they can source from seasoned hops growers with New York State. The New York hops industry is currently expanding to again become a major supplier of hops varieties to the entire Northeast United States. Oechsner Farms Located in Newfield, New York, just south of Ithaca, Oechsner Farms is a feast for the senses. Thor Oechsner, owner and multi-talented, is the grandson of a German baker. As a teenager he was able to convince his parents to allow him to turn their suburban yard into his first cornfield. Oechsner graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science degree from Cornell and by 1991 had started a three-acre vegetable farm while also running a Volkswagen and Audi repair business. Oechsner now farms approximately 600 acres of certified organic grains on rented land throughout the Finger Lakes region. In addition, as part owner of Wide Awake Bakery, Oechsner sees a similar benefit to the bakery business as he does the milling operation. He is more interested in the role that the bakery serves as a tool for marketing for the unique and heritage grain varieties that he produces. Blackduck Cidery We visited Blackduck Cidery in the town of Ovid, NY in the Finger Lakes region. It’s a family run orchard that produces cider, Perry, and vinegar in small batches, using ambient yeast fermentation. John Reynolds and Shannon O’Connor run the operation of the cidery along with their two beautiful redheaded daughters, Idunn and Pippin. They have been growing fruit in the Finger Lakes region of New York for well over a decade. They sell fresh fruit using organic standards through farmer’s markets, restaurants, natural groceries and their farm stand. John is expert in his knowledge about orchards, apples, fruits and anything cider-related. A former student of Cornell University and later employed as a field technician, John actively supports professors in their research of orchards, harvest and post-harvest work. Shannon is more focused on the smooth running and operations of the business, along with the grunt work in the field, while juggling being a mother of two. In her “free” time she also is the Director of the Edith B. Ford library in Ovid, NY. Idunn, the elder daughter, is the master fruit tester and critic. Pippin is the youngest and newest member of the clan; she is just very cute and very skilled at flower picking. Finger Lakes Cider House The Finger Lakes Cider House at Good Life Farm in Interlaken, NY is a certified organic farm and a full diet CSA. The Finger Lakes Cider house is a collaborative multi-cidery tasting room. Melissa Madden and Garrett Miller started the operation in 2008 after purchasing 69 acres of land, mostly growing corn, wheat and soy. Since them it has transformed into a diverse ecological farm, they have planted bushes and trees and bought turkeys, geese, beef cows, and draft horses. They produce their Good Life Cider, a distinctive American style and creatively blended with international influences. Their range is based on traditional bittersweet apples and sharp, acidic heirloom fruits. At the Cider House, they feature their own cider as well as amazing ciders from other cidery friends. Each of these dedicated grower-producers live and work in the Finger Lakes region, and their ciders are true Finger Lakes originals.

Bård Torgersen er på besøk i studio for å snakke om hans nyeste roman, Loki. Anna har spurt studenter på HiOA hva som er favorittbøkene deres, mens Idunn har laget en hyllest til Roald Dahl. Stine Spjelkavik Hansen og Thea Sofie Eilertsen i studio. Innslag av Anna Gamme og Idunn Svarverud. Tekniker er Teodor Svennevig Skaufel.

It’s Cider Issues on Cooking Issues! Dave Arnold is joined by two bad-ass cider makers, Leif Sundström of Sundström Cider & John Reynolds of Blackduck Cidery. Together, they talk about some cider history and solve some listener questions related to apples, keeving and cider making. The Cider Makers Sundström Cider is a new cidery based in the Hudson Valley of NY.  Leif Sundström began Sundström Cider after 10 years of working in the wine industry.  Beginning in Portland, OR Leif worked as opening beverage director for Le Pigeon restaurant before transitioning to more intimate aspects of the wine industry, first as harvest assistant and cellar hand at Boedecker Cellars and later moving to NYC to work as Portfolio Manager of Terry Theise Estate Selections at Skurnik Wines.  After leaving Skurnik, Leif spent a harvest season at Weingut Leitz in Rüdesheim, Germany before moving to the Hudson Valley to pursue the challenge of maximizing the potential of cider.  Sundström Cider focuses on select wild harvest apples, older heirloom and cider apple varieties, as well as several species of crab apples in an effort to make vinous, age-able ciders that seek to speak of the place they come from.   John Reynolds co-owns Blackduck Cidery with his wife Shannon and their two out of control red headed daughters, Pippin and Idunn. He’s spent most of his adult life involved with fruit and hard work, although not necessarily at the same time. The orchard was planted fifteen years ago and culminated in our first vintage in 2013. In his spare time, The Lawrence Welk Show and the intricacies of Dr. Seuss’s word play consumes many long mindless hours.

What do the Norse goddesses say about Norse women?  Junior Girl Tiffany delves into the lives of Freyja, Lady Sif, Skadi, and Idunn to explore what these mythological women say about their human counterparts. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlspeak/support

Por Odin, #TropaQuadrimcast! Neste dia, beberemos o mulso sagrado, desfrutaremos das maçãs de Idunn, combateremos Gigantes do Gelo e nos banquetearemos em Valhalla! Pois neste DOSSIÊ QUADRIMCAST falaremos do deus THOR! O guerreiro asgardiano, o defensor de Midgard, o príncipe de Asgard, a paquita loira… Não importa como você o chame, Thor é um dos […]

Read by Barry J. NorthernClick to play or download the MP3.Show NotesFor Neil Gaiman and Mike CarlosEdward Morris is a 2005 British Science Fiction Association Award nominee, also nominated for the 2009 Rhysling Award. To date, he has sold 74 short stories worldwide, including sales to Interzone(#200, 'Imagine'), Pseudopod (#106, 'Jihad Over Innsmouth') , and most recently Ellen Datlow's Best Horror of the Year #2 ("Lotophagi.")He's a three-year veteran panelist at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival and the Oregon Science Fiction Convention. "Sinners In The Hands of An Angry God" is a story-poem after the style of many of the poems in Neil Gaiman's SMOKE & MIRRORS. John Shirley gave him the idea when he mentioned British Petroleum and a certain Elder God in the same Facebook post. He called this one "a good idea" when he read it. I hope you agree.Music provided by Mevio at Music AlleyIdunn - 14 - Crystal Sea - Lull by Ambient Light Sea of Blood by A Dying EmberSound effects from bashing my microphone against my hand and applying effects in Audacity.