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Area/TopicWorldwide, Trekking, LifestyleJim YoungFounder & DirectorAdventurous EweFrom the heart of Snowdonia in North Wales, Jim founded Adventurous Ewe after years of guiding  overland expeditions and trekking through many remote patches of the planet. This combined with his profound passion for and knowledge of the world's diverse environments, wildlife, cultures, and customs have equipped him with many stories to share.Having lived and led expeditions across the rugged terrains of Africa, the mystical landscapes of Asia, and the vibrant locales of South America, Jim's experiences are as rich and varied as the destinations he explores. His charisma and familiarity with these regions, especially Morocco, make him something of a local celebrity, greeted warmly with endless handshakes and the familiar chants of "Jim!" echoing through the dusty streets of Imlil.An accomplished high altitude guide, Jim holds a plethora of certifications, including Mountain Leader, Mountain Bike Leader, and Advanced Wilderness First Aid. He is also a certified 4-Star Level 2 Kayak Instructor, Rescue Boat Operator, and skilled bike mechanic. Despite his extensive qualifications, Jim is equally known for his hearty laughter and the occasional 'really bad' joke, bringing lightness and joy to every expedition.At the heart of Jim's philosophy is a commitment to crafting unique, thrilling travel itineraries that go beyond standard travel packages. He thrives on creating experiences that are not only adventurous but also deeply connective, allowing travelers to explore the soul of each destination. When he's not scaling mountains or charting new, unexplored routes, Jim indulges in his love for sea kayaking, kite surfing, and journeying through the world's wildest places. Accompanying him on many of his adventures is his beloved dog, Moshi, a steadfast companion in both spirit and adventure. Jim's life is a testament to the belief that travel should be more than just visiting a place; it should be an immersive journey that transforms and inspires.https://www.adventurousewe.co.uk/summaryJim Young, founder and director of Adventurous Ewe, shares his journey from working in the family business to becoming an adventure travel leader. He started with overland trips in Africa and then expanded to South America, the Middle East, and Asia. Jim recounts some of his most challenging adventures, including driving on the Friendship Highway from Kathmandu to Beijing and getting stuck in the Tibetan Plateau. He also discusses the transformative experiences of his guests, who often start out nervous and unsure but grow in confidence and resilience throughout the trip. Jim emphasizes the importance of breaking down challenges into smaller parts and enjoying the journey. Jim Young shares his experiences in the travel industry, including the challenges and rewards of running a travel business. He emphasizes the importance of following your passion and pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. Jim also discusses the impact of travel on mental health and the value of experiencing different cultures. He shares his excitement for new trips and itineraries, including cycling in Rwanda and treks to K2 Basecamp and Norway/Sweden. Overall, Jim's message is to embrace adventure and take the leap to explore the world.takeawaysAdventure travel can be a transformative experience, allowing individuals to grow in confidence and resilience.Breaking down challenges into smaller parts can help manage feelings of overwhelm and allow for a Learn more about the Big World Made Small Podcast and join our private community to get episode updates, special access to our guests, and exclusive adventure travel offers at bigworldmadesmall.com.

In this episode of our Week Ahead podcast series, we look at the main themes driving global markets over the coming week. In the US we have CPI, retail sales, banking flows and the Bank of Canada. In Europe it's the Euro Sentix, UK RICs, Norway and Sweden CPI. Then it's the latest from Asia with the BOK, MAS, China & India CPI, Japan and Australia labour markets, as well as global markets all to discuss.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 668, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Oz 1: This character gets a ride (likely to his home in Omaha) in the balloon meant to take Dorothy to Kansas. the Wizard. 2: The Wicked Witch's golden cap allows her to summon these to do her bidding 3 times. the flying monkeys. 3: Dorothy followed the Yellow Brick Road to this place, the capital of Oz. the Emerald City. 4: One chapter is called "The Magic Art of the Great" this 6-letter word meaning a hoax or fraud. humbug. 5: In L. Frank Baum's original book, this, not ruby, is the color of Dorothy's slippers. silver. Round 2. Category: Classic Pop Groups 1: When this group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Mike Love gave the acceptance speech. The Beach Boys. 2: In 1963, with "Walk Like a Man", this group became the first to score 3 straight No. 1 singles in the U.S.. The Four Seasons. 3: After Smokey Robinson left this group, they had a No. 1 hit in 1975 with "Love Machine (Part 1)". The Miracles. 4: This girl group followed up their No. 1 hit "Please Mr. Postman" with "Twistin' Postman". The Marvelettes. 5: "Nights In White Satin" appeared on their 1968 LP "Days of Future Passed" 4 years before the reissue hit the Top 10. The Moody Blues. Round 3. Category: God Save The British King Or Queen 1: All 3 of the kings with this name died violently. Richard. 2: At her death, aged 81, she was the oldest British monarch ever. Queen Victoria. 3: It has been reported that he was once seen having a conversation with an oak tree. George III. 4: John Bradshaw presided over the high court that sentenced this British king to death in 1649. Charles I. 5: In 1603 he became the first British monarch of the House of Stuart. James I. Round 4. Category: A River Runs Through Them 1: Georgetown and Alexandria. the Potomac. 2: Montreal and Quebec. the St. Lawrence. 3: Vientiane and Phnom Penh. the Mekong River. 4: Knoxville and Chattanooga. the Tennessee River. 5: Hyderabad and Sukkur. the Indus River. Round 5. Category: Bumps On The Globe 1: If Montana invaded Idaho, its forces would cross the Bitterroot range of these mountains. Rockies. 2: This country's Cordillera Cantabrica is even tougher to get across than the nearby Pyrenees. Spain. 3: The Kjolen Mountains, on the Norway-Sweden border, extend north into this people's "land". Lapps. 4: Eastern Russia's Stanovoy Mountains form a watershed between the Pacific Ocean and this one. Arctic Ocean. 5: The Elburz Mountains, on the Caspian Sea's south shore in this country, rise to over 18,000 feet at Mt. Damavand. Iran. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

Gavin does a quick recap of the three most recent Cure shows on the Lost World Tour 2022

Join Steve & Jonathan as they look back on the weekend action in Norway & Sweden. Molde are well clear at the top of the Eliteserien table and find out who prevailed in the North of Norway derby. Can Kristiansund still survive? Over in Sweden several teams dropped points and there was a crucial Stockholm derby. Hear how Helsingborg claimed a shock win and we look ahead to the midweek European matches inclusing a big one for this region Djurgården vs Molde 

Join Steve & Jonathan for the latest round of up the action in Norway & Sweden. There were big results in both league towards the top of the table. Find out how the teams are doing in the final crucial round of European qualifying. Additionally, Henry Nicholls (@footballinDK) has a great interview with FC Copenhagen defender Kevin Diks. We thank Kevin for his time and Henry for securing such a wonderful guest.

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba as they talk about the Allsvenskan title race, which will be going to the last match of the season. Hear how Djurgården threw away their chances of success with a shock home loss and how Malmö remain in the driving seat heading into the final round. We talk about the relegation battle in both Norway & Sweden, plus Jonathan gives his opinion of ex IFK Göteborg head coach and new manager at Barnsley in England Poya Asbaghi.

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba along with special guest Shaun Constable to discuss the latest goings on in both Norway & Sweden. It is the end of the Allsvenskan adventure for Östersunds FK who have been officially relegated. Jonathan and former coach of the club Shaun dissect exactly what has gone wrong at OFK to land them in this position. What legacy do they leave, from the Graham Potter era of winning the Swedish Cup, European adventures to the controversies of recent years. Meanwhile, there are two very exciting title battles been ongoing in the Eliteserien & Allsvenskan. We go in-depth to find out what went so right for Bodø/Glimt and so wrong for Molde in the last week. Over in Sweden have Malmö taken a decisive stride into regaining their title crown and is it game over for AIK and Elfsborg? We also discuss about the crunch relegation battles in both leagues. Our special guest Shaun Constable makes yet another fantastic appearance on the NFP. We hear about his time at Moss FK in the Norwegian third tier as head coach. Find out his approach to football, from man management, to tactics and philosophies. Shaun also provides great general insight as a football expert from Scandinavia. Itinerary for this episode :- 00:00-03:20 Intros 03:21-21:14 Glimt/Molde Eliteserien title battle 21:15-28:04 Roma vs Bodø/Glimt 28:05-34:07 Rosenborg woes & battle for bronze 34:08-40:21 Eliteserien relegation battle 40:22-47:21 Sarpsborg revival 47:22-47:44 Break 47:45-59:55 Shaun Constable - the manager & time at Moss FK 59:56-1:07:25 Allsvenskan title battle & Malmö crucial win 1:07:26-1:13:07 Bad week for AIK 1:13:08-1:18:32 Elfsborg- are they out of the race? 1:18:32-1:32:17 Östersunds FK - relegation & legacy 1:32:18 Värnamo promotion and Superettan latest

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba as they discuss the latest goings on in Norway & Sweden. The Champions League Qualifying matches have just started, find out how Bodo/Glimt & Malmo have been getting on. The Allsvenksan is back from it's 6 week EURO2020 break and Hacken have hit the ground running under their new manager. Hear Jonathan's assessment of their recent victory against Kalmar. Meanwhile, over in Norway hear Steve's take on the regular inconsistency of many teams and why he thinks Molde are a lock in for the gold medal based on recent form. 

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba as the boys catch up with the latest goings on in Norway & Sweden. The Eliteserien has been ongoing recently with lots of matches and stories. Who has been impressing Steve and who is in trouble?  Sweden's EURO 2020 campaign has been ended by Ukraine, what is Jonathan's take on their tournament and what does the future hold for this national team? The Allsvenskan makes a return this upcoming weekend after a 6 week break and the Eliteserien matches keep racking up, so settle back and take in our latest episode!

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba as they discuss the latest goings on in Norway & Sweden. The Allsvenskan is now taking a 6 week break but who has impressed Jonathan so far and which manager has bit the dust after some poor results? Meanwhile, in Norway Brann have lost ALL 6 of their opening games! What is going on and what is the solution? The defending champions Bodø/Glimt remain unbeaten and are top of the table with new signing Erik Botheim scoring in every match so far. Can he keep up his form? For all that, listener questions answered and more tune in and enjoy the episode!

In the first part of this episode the boys talk about what has been going wrong at Häcken this season. They find themselves bottom of the Allsvenakan table and winless after 7 games. What are their issues and how can they be solved? We tackle a bunch of listener questions about Norway & Sweden and catch up with some of the latest goings on. The entire 2nd half of the episode is dedicated to our special guest Andrea Loberto, a football coach who has been involved with many Scandinavian & European clubs as a coach, assistant manager or head coach. He talks with Steve about tactics, philosophy and general managerial trends along with other topics such as Norway's golden generation, youth coaching and scouting. 

Join Connor and Adam as they discuss and react to this weekend's national finals in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Portugal, Spain, and Estonia. Tune in every Thursday from commentary and results from every national final in the 2021 season!

Join Connor and Adam as they discuss and react to this weekend's national finals in Norway, Sweden, and Croatia. Tune in every Thursday from commentary and results from every national final in the 2021 season!

This week on Dadding it Podcast we hear from Ian a professional soccer coach and dad of three. He shares his story of moving his young family with different coaching roles from Norway to Sweden and back to the UK.

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba as they catch up with the latest events in Norway & Sweden.  Hear how Molde The relegation battle is going to go to the final day in the Eliteserien. Who does Steve think will go down and hear how there was late heartbreak for Mjøndalen away to Rosenborg in midweek. The regular season is over in Sweden but Kalmar are once again on for one of their 'great escapes'. Jonathan breaks down every team in the league on how they fared this season. Who overachieved and who had a year to forget?

Not two weeks ago, despite the pandemic, it appeared the FIS World Cup had dodged the proverbial positive-test bullet. The Ruka, Finland round of the World Cup went down with fantastic racing, and, as far as we know at the time of dropping this episode, no positive Covid-19 cases among the athletes in Ruka. The cracks began to appear shortly after the racing in Finland concluded. Several of Norway's star skiers independently withdrew from World Cup racing through December - they were the first to go. Then three major World Cup players, Norway, Sweden, and Finland collectively opted out. As we reported on the FasterSkier website, these teams felt the safety protocols and fidelity to those Covid-19 prevention measures in Ruka were insufficient. We all know that race day is race day - you compete against those who wear the bibs. That said, we also know a World Cup race without Norway, Sweden, and Finland is like the Bulls without Jordan, a slalom race without Shiffrin, grooming with no classic tracks set. Devon breaks it down and provides his thoughts on where this all goes from here. Thanks for listening and here's the disclaimer, this episode contains some unbeeped potty words.  

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba as they talk about the latest goings on in Norway & Sweden. In the Allsvenskan it was a battle between two IFKs as Norrköping beat Göteborg 3-1. Hear Jonathan’s thoughts on the game and why he thinks their current tactical style might be hindering IFKG. Are Peking over their slump and hear why the pressure is massively on Olaf Mellberg at Helsingborgs. We have a player in focus, with talented 17 year old Isak Bergmann Johannesson in the spotlight. Jonathan rates him highly and listen to find out his big strengths and just how far he can go. Over in Norway Steve gives his opinion on the latest failings at Molde as they are losing their grip on the title battle. His team focus is on Odd who have been in brilliant form recently. What is working so well and hear how new coach Jan Frode Nornes has them punching above expectations. The Eliteserien player in focus is RBK’s Emil Konradsen Ceide. Hear how this 18 year old has been frustrating Steve with certain parts of his game. Is he overrated or do his better qualities outweigh the bad?  Itinerary for this episode:- 5:00 - Allsvenskan talk 15:00 - IFK Göteborg problems 23:30 - Player in focus - Isak Bergmann Johannesson 35:15 - Helsingborgs slump 41:35 - Eliteserien section begins 52:30 - Odds BK, why have they done so well? 1:02:50 - Player in focus Emil Konradsen Ceide 1:17:45 - Mjøndalen return to form

We are entering the last phase of the season in both Norway & Sweden. The title race in Sweden is still up for grabs with all of the Stockholm teams and Malmö in contention. We have a special in-depth focus into Djurgården. Why have they been so strong in 2019?Meanwhile, at the bottom hear how Ostersunds are in a huge mess. It is similarly tight in the Eliteserian race for survival. This week, hear how Bodø/Glimt secured massive bragging rights in the north of Norway by hammering Tromsø and we delve deep into what exactly has made them tick this year. For all of the latest news and opinion & more join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba.

Joining us in this latest episode is Strømsgodset manager Henrik Pedersen. In an exclusive interview with Steve Wyss he reveals the challenges facing at the club who are currently bottom of the Eliteserien. Hear about his methods, philosophies & long term plans for SIF. In addition both Steve & Jonathan discuss the latest situation at both ends of the table in both Norway & Sweden. There are intriguing title battles in each division, but who will come out on top?

Radio Sweden Daily brings you a roundup of the main news in Sweden on August 13th 2019. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou Producer: Frank Radosevich

After a busy period of matches in both Norway & Sweden, join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba as they discuss the latest goings on. It has been a great start to the season for IFK Göteborg can they keep it up and why have they been so good? The current top 5 in Sweden are separated by just one point, listen to what Jonathan thinks of the title race. There has been an interesting transfer deal involving Hammarby who have sold a young starlet for nearly £2.5m despite him only playing 266 mins! Find out more. Meanwhile, over in Norway Rosenborg’s disastrous start to the season continues and Steve gives us his full analysis of the situation. Could there be a shock winner of the Eliteserien in 2019 with some unfancied teams doing well? Plus, why have Sarpsborg & Strømsgodset been underperforming?

ESPRESSO FINO and HELIX COFFEE and YOGA, Albuquerque New Mexico  GREEN JOE, YOGA, AND THE COFFEE WHISPERER,Episode 18 The remote recordings this week come fast and furious, from the Railyards to multiple stores in Albuquerque,New Mexico.  A coffee town that is just figuring out how great they are. Get in on the ground floor, what a delightful ride! Don't take our word for how great the coffee is here,read what Mental Floss, the magazine,has to say about Espresso Fino. Is it science,gestalt or  something else that brings us to this store? How do you pull the personality from each bean, and does it require an advance degree in coffee to know what you like.  Meet Greg the one-liner owner and  barista  “don’t die in here, it’s bad for business”. Also where do you hike when you are not working on a TV or movie set? Do you live to work, or work to live? What does DNA have to do with setting up a coffee "house". California travels, Green Joe, Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, and Neil Young, and how did they all contribute to Vincent’s success at Helix Coffee and Yoga. How the military reacted when a Purple Heart recipient stood up for himself, just seven months before his term of service was scheduled to be completed. How does horticulture affect the business and the owners of Helix? Why have a business meeting only when the succulent begins to droop.  How break dancing leads to teaching social justice, and yoga. Do babies, coffee and Zomba, really go together? The remote experience and going from the store with Green Joe, to a movie set on location! Surgical tech or surgeon lets see what the future holds. A sad lesson from Norway sounds very much like the plight of many American Indians. What we learned about the Sami,indigenous people of the Scandinavian countries,of Norway Sweden and Finland. Should you call them Laplanders ? And when were they finally allowed to wear their native dress in Norway. The answer is surprising!  At what age did Lauren receive her adult name? And much much more including music from our guests on Spotify and  Percolating Politics..

Join Steve Wyss & Jonathan Fadugba for the latest episode in which they review the most recent events in Norway & Sweden and preview the upcoming weekend, including the title decider in the Swedish Allsvenskan. Will AIK prevail, or is there a twist in the tale?

Matoma comes straight out of Norway to sit down with Willy this week! They talk about writing his new album One In A Million, working with Enrique Iglesias & Ja Rule, artistic evolution, "climate positive" touring, his vision for a global sound, jumping out of planes, growing up on the Norway/Sweden border, and much more! Follow the Back To Bangers Spotify playlist: http://www.smarturl.it/BackToBackPlaylist Follow Willy Joy: http://www.willyjoy.com Follow Matoma: https://hakunamatoma.com

Spoken, mumbled and conceived by DrJ, Steven C, Ganglesprocket , DogFacedBoy and Ola from Norway Sweden. Loathe em or love em, the team took their final bow on stage in London last month and so we gather together to salute them in our own irreverent way. We review the O2 shows, exaamine why and where and who plus descend inevitably into blokes sitting around quoting bits for their own amusement. - The Beach Boys Of Comedy - discuss?- isn't there enough proper Python around these days without parading this distorted garbage at The O2? *- Why are London audiences so crap?- Who has a theory? *coughs*- How one of the Python team had a momentous effect on the life of one of our contributors * a reference to another comedy team's Python sketch for the nerds thereMONTY PYTHON 1969-2014Now PISS OFF!

Panel Discussion about the Nordic Periphery during the Holocaust between Dr. Karin Kvist Geverts of the Department of History at Uppsala University, Irene Levin, Professor Emeritus of Social Work at Oslo University College and Dr. Oula Silvennoinen, Researcher at the Center for Nordic Studies at the University of Helsinkiat the October 43 Conference: Civil Society: Reactions to the Holocaust in Copenhagen on October 2, 2013. Moderated by Anders Jerichow Journalist at Politiken and Chair of Humanity in Action Denmark.

After some technical difficulties we are back! Michael and Rachel go back review MGP Norway and the semi finals of Melodifestivalen. They also preview the grand final and the second round of Melfest. Denmark get a little love in the episode as well