Podcasts about Svein

For en FEST av en episode. Ingen overraskelse det med FESTival-legenden Svein Bjørge på besøk. Mannen som i hine hårde våkna med en kvittering i lomma som lød på, hold deg fast: 138 Fernet Branca! Fernet-fylla til tross, Bjørge har klart å legge bak seg en vanvittig karriere, fra heimbrent-grossist til kulturhussjef. Her får du være med på store deler av reisen - innom den gode, gamle platebransjen og Roskilde-forelskelsen som førte til flere norske festivaleventyr som Tons of Rock og Steinkjerfestivalen.Sistnevnte hadde Motörhead på plakaten i 2007 og her forteller Svein om Kindereggene på Lemmy Kilmisters rider og jakten på kompetente strippere i Nord-Trøndelag. Det gikk visst ikke så bra.Velkommen på FEST!

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring. (E2519)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring. (E2519)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring. (E2519)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring. (E2519)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring. (E2519)

Her er talen fra Storsamling Palmesøndag 2025

This is a cheeky bonus excerpt from the longer episode. To listen to the whole thing and future episodes become a member of The Pelo. You won't want to miss these exclusive chats dropping throughout the 2025 season! This episode from the Chronicles is a sneak peek into how my Life in the Peloton  and Svein's incredible 'We Will Never Be Here Again' books came to life. In this special snippet, I'm joined by my mate (and co-author) Tom Southam as we dig into the early days of writing the book together—back when we were just two mates sitting down in Girona, recording hours of stories. It's raw, honest, and a real behind-the-scenes look at how it all began. Cheers! Mitch  

Svein Falzon @genet1cAnomaly, from world's biggest 20 year old to now 2 years later… Just because we see an online persona, doesn't mean we know who someone may really be in person. While meme'd the biggest 20 year old by Larry Wheels and others… Whatever it was that got him to use ped's, with others realizing his potential before hand and with absolutely nothing to lose, committing his everything to this path seems the only light at the end of the tunnel to make enough money to get his mom and himself out of this hell hole and achieve his dreams at the same time.Watch it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lR7YRb0DBhIJoin the Bodybuilding-friendly HRT Clinic - Get professional medical guidance on your health as a bodybuilder:[ Pharma Test, IGF1, Tesamorelin, Glutathione, BPC, Semaglutide, Var troche, etc]https://transcendcompany.com/patient-intake-form/?ls=Nyle+NaygaPlease share this episode if you liked it. To support the podcast, the best cost-free way is to subscribe and please rate the podcast 5* wherever you find your podcasts. Thanks for watching.To be part of any Q&A, follow trensparentpodcast or nylenayga on instagram and watch for Q&A prompts on the story  https://www.instagram.com/trensparentpodcast/Huge Supplements (Protein, Pre, Defend Cycle Support, Utilize GDA, Vital, Astragalus, Citrus Bergamot): https://www.hugesupplements.com/discount/NYLESupport code 'NYLE' 10% off - proceeds go towards upgrading content productionYoungLA Clothes: https://www.youngla.com/discount/nyleCode ‘NYLE' to support the podcastLet's chat about the Podcast:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trensparentpodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@transparentpodcastPersonalized Bodybuilding Program:  https://www.nylenaygafitness.comTimestamps:00:00 - Intro02:10 - The Masked Bodybuilder Origin Story07:04 - Social Media & Fitness Industry Growth12:01 - Training & Physique Development18:40 - Back & Hamstring Growth Struggles22:32 - Squat Form & Hip Mobility Issues31:22 - From 100K to 1.5M Followers34:35 - The Mindset of Never Being Enough40:07 - Health, Steroids, and Responsible Use45:55 - Growing Up Poor & Family Motivations50:16 - Sam Sulek's Pro Card & Modern Bodybuilding56:10 - Fake Beefs for Engagement1:02:11 - Competing in Bodybuilding: Future Plans1:04:20 - Acne, Blood Pressure & Health Protocols1:11:07 - Ultimate Life Goals1:12:00 - Svein's Mom and Why He Continues Bodybuilding1:15:12 - Finding the Right Coach1:20:18 - Favorite Steroids & Offseason Compounds1:25:02 - The Truth About the Togi Beef1:27:12 - Gear selection1:28:27 - Svein's Final Message#podcast #mentalhealth #humanoptimization #holistic #health #hrt #connection #story #discipline #fitness #ifbbpro #npc #bodybuilder #bodybuilding #selfimprovement #workout #gym #nutrition #mensphysique #classicphysique #love #discipline #relationships #tren #workout #gym #trt #hormones #discipline #gear #steroids #bodybuilding #peptides fitness trt hormones workout gear trensparent

Tema: Påske - Lammet - Forsoning (E2515)

Tema: Påske - Lammet - Forsoning (E2515)

Tema: Påske - Lammet - Forsoning (E2515)

Tema: Påske - Lammet - Forsoning (E2515)

Tema: Påske - Lammet - Forsoning (E2515)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring (E2512)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring (E2512)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring (E2512)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring (E2512)

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring (E2512)

Hva skjer når samfunnet slutter å romme vår naturlige skepsis og nysgjerrighet?I denne episoden skal vi se på hvordan det er å ytre sine meninger når disse ikke er “mainstream” eller følger myndigheter, og samfunnet reagerer med sosial kontroll. Du får møte to mennesker som har opplevd dette på kroppen i Svein Østvik og Julia Benito, som deler sine reiser i møte med samfunnets tyranni. Gjennom hele verdenshistorien har vi møtt på usikkerheter der vår naturlige skepsis og nysgjerrighet har vært viktige verktøy for å sikre at vi håndterer dem godt. Derfor ønsker vi at media skal holde myndigheter og de med makt under oppsyn, fordi historien er like fylt av mennesker med makt som misbruker den til egen vinning. Fordi de som ytrer skepsis og nysgjerrighet mot narrativer fra makta, kan fort undertrykkes og skambelegges, spesielt under parolen - “nå skal vi redde liv”, og alle må falle “in line”. Hør hvordan Svein Østvik opplevde det som kan kalles en “heksejakt” på ham, men også hvordan Julia Benito som ledet en mediekanal med alternative narrativer, opplevde å bli stemplet som “konspirasjonsteoretikere”.Sammen med Jimmy ser Svein Østvik og Julia Benito på mekanismene som dukket opp under pandemien, men også hvordan de samme mekanismene er å se på matvareindustrien, medisin og mye annet. De ser på både de menneskelige sidene ved denne negative sosiale kontrollen, men også det store bildet av hvordan dette skader oss som samfunn.Svein Østvik vokste opp på Kongsberg med idrettsambisjoner, før han gikk teaterlinja på Romerike Folkehøgskole og jobbet på Black Box teater i Oslo. Han var artist og konsertarrangør i et managementbyrå før han i 2006 ble kjent gjennom dokusåpen Charterfeber, som gjorde ham til rikskjendis. I årene etterpå deltok han i flere programmer og fortsatte å være i medias søkelys. I 2021 deltok Svein i en demonstrasjon mot koronarestriksjoner, der flere brente sitt munnbind for å vise skepsis mot myndighetenes håndtering av pandemien. Han stilte seg kritisk til hvorfor hastevaksiner ble tvunget på oss og løftet opp den manglende dialogen rundt alternativ behandling. I disse dager er han ute med et nytt teaterstykke, “Unnskyld” - som tar opp om det å stille spørsmål er en trussel eller en demokratisk styrke?Julia Schreiner Benito er i dag journalist i Helsemagasinet, og hun var tidligere redaktør i Helse, Mat & Livsstil – hemali.no og før dette i nettmagasinet Caluna. Hun er utdannet fra Journalisthøyskolen ved Oslo Met og Sydney University. Under pandemien uttrykte hun seg som en av motstemmene, for å sette fokus på det hun mener er ubalansert konsensus, ikke minst hos riksmediene. Julia etterlyste mer analyse, nyanse og dybde i fremstillingen av pandemien generelt, og spesielt vaksiner som eneste løsning. Hun var ikke motstander av vaksiner generelt, men hun etterlyste mer kunnskap om vaksinene mot Covid-19.God lytting!Vi trenger din hjelp for å fortsette å lage Hverdagspsyken!

Hør historien til Svein Andersen, daglig leder og en av gründerne bak Fagverktøy ✨ Vi tar deg med på reisen fra oppstarten i 2002 til dagens suksess

Den årlige energi- og shippingkonferansen til DNB gikk av stabelen 5-6. mars 2025 i Oslo. I denne episoden har Marius Brun Haugen med seg shippinganalytiker Jørgen Lian i studio for å oppsummere inntrykkene fra konferansen og høre hans vurderinger om veien videre for shippingsektoren.Jørgen forklarer blant annet hvorfor han er ekstra optimistisk til tankaksjer. Du hører også fra Svein Moxnes Harfjeld i stortankrederiet DHT og Harald Fotland i kjemikalietankrederiet Odfjell SE.Episoden ble spilt inn 6 og 10. mars 2025.Produsent: Kim-André Farago, DNB Wealth Managment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hva er eBehandling og hvor langt har den digitale innovasjonen kommet innen psykologi?I denne episoden går vi i dybden på eBehandling, som er på full fart inn i Norsk helsevesen etter over et tiår med skepsis, implementeringsutfordringer og siloarbeid, men også god innovasjon og spennende resultater. Du får møte psykologene og innovasjonssentusiastene Svein Øverland og Hans Andreas Knutsen. Svein Øverland deler fra egen innovasjonsreise da han utviklet en av landets første apper innen psykisk helse og selvhjelp mellom 2010-12. Hans Andreas Knutsen deler innsikt og erfaringer fra å ha jobbet med eBehandling og innovasjon i de offentlige tjenestene, men også på tvers av det private og offentlige. Sammen løfter de frem blokkere og muligheter og hvordan eBehandling kan være en viktig brikke i å gi oss god behandling der vi bor og er i livet.Sammen med Jimmy løfter de samtalen opp på samfunnsnivå og systemnivå for å se på hva som blir viktig for å lykkes med digitaliseringen, samtidig som man sørger for at samfunnet skaper flere arenaer for relasjonsbygging og samvær med andre mennesker.Svein Øverland er forfatter, rådgiver og psykolog med spesialisering innen barne- og ungdomspsykologi, og med spisskompetanse i retts- og sikkerhetspsykologi. Han har tatt videreutdanning i dialektisk atferdsterapi, metakognitiv terapi, "aggression replacement therapy” og traumebehandling. Svein har vært leder i psykisk helsevern for ungdom i Telemark og ved nasjonale rettspsykiatriske funksjoner på St. Olavs hospital. I tillegg er han rådgiver ved Forvaringsavdelingen i Trondheim fengsel, og har i dag egen privatpraksis. Han har utgitt flere bøker, deriblant Selvskading: en praktisk tilnærming” (2006), Stalking: forståelse, risiko og håndtering (2012) og Bonusfamilien (2020). Han er programleder for podcasten “Når Ulven Kommer” sammen med Hans Andreas Knutsen.Hans Andreas Knutsen er psykologspesialist og jobber som kommunepsykolog i Malvik Kommune i Trøndelag. Han er også rådgiver i Rebessa - et ressursteam for bekymringsfull og skadelig seksuell atferd. Han har erfaring fra psykosepoliklinikken ved Tiller DPS, familievernkontoret i Asker og Bærum, Vikhovlia akutt senter i tillegg til Omsorgsenheten i barne- og familietjenesten i Trondheim kommune. Han har engasjert seg som rådgiver for organisasjoner som støtter enslige mindreårige flyktninger og ungdommer plassert i institusjoner eller fosterhjem. Han har også drevet med terapi med enkeltpersoner og i grupper. Han er programleder for podcasten “Når Ulven Kommer” sammen med Svein Øverland.God lytting!Vi trenger din hjelp for å fortsette å lage Hverdagspsyken!

Fra steinhjerter til levende hjerter. Esekiel 36-37

This is a cheeky bonus excerpt from the longer episode. To listen to the whole thing and future episodes become a member of The Pelo. You won't want to miss these exclusive chats dropping throughout the 2025 season! Sveino and I are back for another episode of the Life In The Peloton Chronicles. I absolutely love getting so sit down and catch up with my old mate for an hour or two each month, and this month's pod is a banger.  Svein's always been a guy I look up to for a whole heap of reasons. Sure, he was an absolute weapon on the bike - that goes without saying - but I've always admired the way he goes about things off the bike, too. He's a real deep thinking guy who prioritises a clean and healthy lifestyle and a deep respect for the natural world - so I handed the reins over this month to learn more about his mindset and lifestyle. I have really fond memories of racing alongside Svein back in the Greenedge days. He was a great guy to be around in the races and someone I learnt a lot from. One of the first pieces of this holistic ‘grounding' that Svein showed me and the team was making sure we all got our shoes off and got a bit of time spent barefoot on the grass to really connect with the Earth, and whenever we got the chance, we'd jump in the ocean; something else Svein is really passionate about. We talk about the importance of looking after your body whilst also respecting the natural order of things, and the impact a lot of bad modern habits can have on a person. Svein's knowledge about things like circadian rhythms, solar callouses, and more is incredible, and I always come away from chats like this with a new found motivation to live a healthier, more wholesome lifestyle. Hopefully you do, too.  This ep is really insightful, and I think we can all learn a lot from Svein. He's also just dropped his brand new book called ‘We Will Never Be Here Again', which is all about his adventures in cycling; from the wilderness to the Tour de France. It's an absolutely incredible read, and makes me think back to the crazy stories Svein would tell over the dinner table when we were away racing together. If you love listening to Svein, get yourself a copy and get stuck into it because it's absolutely loaded with some great insight into what makes Svein tick. Grab a herbal tea for this one, and listen closely. Hopefully, you come away from this one having learnt something and feeling a little bit more enlightened.  Cheers! Mitch

Svein Harfjeld is the CEO of DHT, a tanker company listed in New York Stock Exchange. Svein Harfjeld has more than 30 years of experience in the shipping industry. Prior to joining DHT, he was with the BW Group, where he held senior management positions including CEO of BW Offshore, Director of Bergesen and Director of World-Wide Shipping.Christopher Vonheim is a Norwegian host focused on business, ocean industries, investing, and start-ups. I hope you enjoy this tailor made content, and help us make this channel the best way to consume ideas, models, and stories that can help fuel the next entrepreneurs, leaders and top performers.Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by Christopher Vonheim or his guests on this podcast are only their opinions and do not reflect the opinions of Vonheim. You should not treat any opinion expressed by Christopher Vonheim as a specific reason to invest or follow a particular strategy, but only as an expression of his opinion. This podcast is for informational purposes only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Møtehelg med Sett & Hørt

Kristofer "Fölet" Jakobsson og Espen Edvardsen tar deg igjennom travuken som har vært i Travunionen og ukens gjest er Åsbjørn Tengsareid.

Svein Harfjeld is the CEO of DHT, a tanker company listed in New York Stock Exchange. Svein Harfjeld has more than 30 years of experience in the shipping industry. Prior to joining DHT, he was with the BW Group, where he held senior management positions including CEO of BW Offshore, Director of Bergesen and Director of World-Wide Shipping.00:00 - Tanker Market 202507:12 - Tanker Supply And Shadow Fleet12:25 - Shipping Demand For Oil (China, Russia, Iran)20:30 - Worst Case Scenario For Tankers?22:20 - Will Shipping Use Green Fuels?30:35 - The Story Of DHT And Critical Moments41:08 - The Partnership With Trygve Munthe46:00 - DHT VS Other Tanker Companies 51:54 - Scorpio Tankers And Investors In DHT53:20 - The Frontline Story57:00 - How To Succeed In Shipping01:01:45 - Favorite Books To Read01:03:40 - Andreas Sohmen-Pao And Maria AngelicoussisChristopher Vonheim is a Norwegian host focused on business, ocean industries, investing, and start-ups. I hope you enjoy this tailor made content, and help us make this channel the best way to consume ideas, models, and stories that can help fuel the next entrepreneurs, leaders and top performers.Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by Christopher Vonheim or his guests on this podcast are only their opinions and do not reflect the opinions of Vonheim. You should not treat any opinion expressed by Christopher Vonheim as a specific reason to invest or follow a particular strategy, but only as an expression of his opinion. This podcast is for informational purposes only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tema: På vandring i Johannes åpenbaring (E2508)

This is a cheeky bonus excerpt from the longer episode. To listen to the whole thing and future episodes become a member of The Pelo. You won't want to miss these exclusive chats dropping throughout the 2025 season! It's been a long, cold winter, but Svein and I are back for the 2025 season with a fresh ep of Life In The Peloton: Chronicles for you - the Pelo members.  Just like when we were pro cyclists, which feels like a long time ago now, we had ourselves a little off season to reset, freshen up, and make plans for the next year. It was great to catch up with Sveino for the first time since October, and this month we're talking all about kicking off a new season as a rider. That mental reset is just as important as the physical one, and after a little break, Sveino and I are itching to get going! Things have changed a lot since we were riders. Back in our day, we had a relaxed start to the racing season; plenty of base miles over the winter, then rock up to Tour Down Under ready to get some intensity in the legs and build towards the first “real” races in the Spring. Sveino even rode 2000km from Canada to California for an early season team camp in 2003 to build some fitness after a winter relaxing out in the snow and skiing rather than riding! I love hearing Sveino's wild, adventurous stories - he's like the original Lachy Morton. Nowadays, early season races like the Tour Down Under are real targets for a lot of riders. Whether it's a team hunting UCI points to avoid relegation, neo pros that need to start getting experience in the bunch with the big boys, or legendary riders targeting San Remo in March that want some race KMs in their legs before their competitors back in Europe. We've just had the 25th edition of the race, and I was down in Adelaide getting stuck into the action in the commentary booth, at the roadside, and - of course - behind the pod mic, catching up with some old mates. Svein and I listened back to some great chats with our old mates Michael Hepburn, Luke Durbridge, Sam Bewley, and Aaron Gate about the Tour Down Under and how it can set a rider up for the season ahead.  I also caught up with a guy I used to love spinning a yarn with in the bunch; the president of the CPA, Adam Hansen. We spoke about the new UCI rules that will impact the races this season. New feedzone regulations, changes to time gaps if you crash in the final, and the introduction of yellow cards for multiple infractions - it's going to keep the riders on their toes this year, that's for sure.   As always, Svein and I chat about a heap of other topics - with plenty of anecdotes from our time in the bunch and the years since we both hung up the race wheels. I love telling these stories, and I hope you love hearing them. Cheers! Mitch

Kyrre Andreassen er en av våre aller fremste forfattere. Med romaner som Svendsens Catering og For øvrig mener jeg at Karthago bør ødelegges har han begeistret både lesere og kritikere med sin språklige finesse og humor. Karakterene hans er ofte mistilpassede og lett aggressive, men dypt troverdige. Det skyldes ikke minst Andreassens umiddelbare og muntlige språk, som også rommer det såre og smertefulle.I høst er Andreassen aktuell med sin første roman på åtte år. Ikke mennesker jeg kan regne med følger Linda Hansen, en middelaldrende tobarnsmor som inntil nylig var gift med bilselgeren Svein, til han en dag forteller at han har mistet følelsene for henne – mens han tiner en pirog i mikrobølgeovnen. Den mange år yngre Veronika Hagen har kapret Sveins hjerte.Linda føler at livet har løpt fra henne. Den rasende indre monologen gir et portrett av et menneske som står midt i en sorg og en livskrise, men med et presserende behov for selvhevdelse og hevn. Samtidig forstår leseren at Lindas versjon av hendelsene kanskje ikke alltid kan tas for god fisk.En av dem som har fulgt Andreassens forfatterskap hele veien, er forfatterkollega Marie Aubert. Nå møtes Aubert og Andreassen til en samtale om livsløgn og hevn, ensomhet og sannhet. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Johannes 16, 16 - 24 | Svein Strand | Lørdagsgudstjeneste 14.12.2024 by Salem Bergen

Matteus 21,10–17 | Svein Strand | Lørdagsgudstjeneste 30.11.20242 by Salem Bergen

The King of Killer Wales rides again! The Second branch of the tale of Gruffydd ap Llewellyn pits our army of idiots against a deluge of dark aged danger!* Waling Mid Walians, lethal Irish Vikings and very Nasty Normans are all set to topple the Last King of Wales from his cheese of toast throne! Will they succeed? Or will the Last Action King of Wales side step them with a surprisingly Saxon alliance with an absolute Svein of a Godwin! Join the Silly History Boys for a Wales of a time! Please do rate and review and why not tell a friend or a neighbour who you one day seek to supplant as the greatest Kingdom in all Britain! Enjoy this rip roaring Norman stomping romp through some little known history? Buy us a Ko-Fi and keep the show going! TIDY! The Glory of old Rome belong to Farya Faraji for his track the Sons of Mars. Dioch to Puremusic Dioch to Tuttkile And of course to ZapSplat for scrums and scrapping noises! And big sweaty cutch for Time Travelling musicologists Jonny and Vicky at Sounds of Time!  Tom Jones turns his chair round for Lord fast Fingers for the Silly History Boys show theme! And big up to Dan Danny Bradley of Daniel Bradley Music  A Chippy lane black card for Jez Hewitt's incredible Epic Version of Sosban Fach!         *alright early medieval 

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Finding Light: A Painter's Journey Through Ålesund's Fjords Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/finding-light-a-painters-journey-through-alesunds-fjords Story Transcript:Nb: Svein stirret ut av vinduet i det lille atelieret sitt i Ålesund.En: Svein stared out the window of his small studio in Ålesund.Nb: Bak gardinene kunne han se de smale gatene fylt med fargerik Art Nouveau-arkitektur.En: Behind the curtains, he could see the narrow streets filled with colorful Art Nouveau architecture.Nb: Han ønsket å male byens sjel, men alt bleknet i tankene hans.En: He wanted to paint the city's soul, but everything faded in his mind.Nb: Hans inspirasjon var tom, og fargene på paletten hans virket dystre.En: His inspiration was empty, and the colors on his palette seemed gloomy.Nb: "Ingrid!"En: "Ingrid!"Nb: ropte Svein fra rommet sitt.En: Svein shouted from his room.Nb: Søsteren hans var alltid full av energi og gode ideer.En: His sister was always full of energy and good ideas.Nb: Kanskje hadde hun enda en løsning på problemet han ikke klarte å fikse selv.En: Maybe she had another solution to the problem he couldn't solve himself.Nb: "Vi skal på fergetur," svarte Ingrid med et smil, idet hun kom inn.En: "We're going on a ferry ride," Ingrid replied with a smile as she entered.Nb: "Fjorden venter."En: "The fjord awaits."Nb: Svein nølte.En: Svein hesitated.Nb: Han elsket roen i studio, men også stillheten som truet med å kvele kreativiteten hans.En: He loved the peace of the studio, but also the silence that threatened to stifle his creativity.Nb: "Er du sikker?En: "Are you sure?Nb: Været er ustabilt," sa han, pekende mot den tunge himmelen utenfor.En: The weather is unstable," he said, pointing to the heavy sky outside.Nb: "Det er perfekt," insisterte Ingrid.En: "It's perfect," Ingrid insisted.Nb: "Litt frisk luft og natur vil gjøre deg godt."En: "A little fresh air and nature will do you good."Nb: Svein lot seg til slutt overtale.En: Svein eventually let himself be persuaded.Nb: Tidlig om morgenen sto de på dekk av ferga.En: Early in the morning, they stood on the deck of the ferry.Nb: Båten gled stille gjennom fjorden.En: The boat glided quietly through the fjord.Nb: Vannet var rolig mot skroget, og de høye fjellene som omkranset dem var farget i gul og rød høstprakt.En: The water was calm against the hull, and the high mountains that surrounded them were painted in the gold and red of autumn splendor.Nb: Svein trakk pusten dypt.En: Svein took a deep breath.Nb: Kald luft fylte lungene hans.En: Cold air filled his lungs.Nb: Det var noe i luften; en forventning han ikke hadde følt på lenge.En: There was something in the air, an anticipation he hadn't felt in a long time.Nb: Men skyene truet fortsatt, tunge og grå.En: But the clouds still threatened, heavy and gray.Nb: Plutselig, mens ferga rundet en sving, brøt en solstråle gjennom skyene.En: Suddenly, as the ferry rounded a bend, a ray of sunshine broke through the clouds.Nb: Den kastet et gyllent lys over fjellene, som om verden ble tent i brann.En: It cast a golden light over the mountains, as if the world had caught fire.Nb: Svein stirret, hypnotisert av det flyktige øyeblikket, da alt plutselig ble klarere for ham.En: Svein stared, mesmerized by the fleeting moment when everything suddenly became clearer to him.Nb: Ingrid så på broren sin og smilte.En: Ingrid looked at her brother and smiled.Nb: Han grep raskt skisseblokken sin, og begynte å tegne.En: He quickly grabbed his sketchpad and began to draw.Nb: Fingrene beveget seg i en feberaktig hastighet, men i stedet for kaos skapte de orden og skjønnhet.En: His fingers moved with feverish speed, but instead of chaos, they created order and beauty.Nb: Ingrid lente seg tilbake, fornøyd med at Svein hadde funnet gnisten igjen.En: Ingrid leaned back, satisfied that Svein had found his spark again.Nb: Solen skinte nå klart, og ferga gled videre.En: The sun now shone brightly, and the ferry continued onward.Nb: Svein tegnet, fylte siden med linjer som fanget lyset, fjellene, og hjelpen fra søsteren.En: Svein drew, filling the page with lines capturing the light, the mountains, and his sister's help.Nb: Turen tilbake føltes raskere.En: The return trip felt faster.Nb: Ålesund kom inn i synsfeltet igjen, med sin fargerike prakt.En: Ålesund came back into view, in all its colorful glory.Nb: Svein og Ingrid steg av ferga.En: Svein and Ingrid stepped off the ferry.Nb: Han takket Ingrid, lyste opp av nyvunnet inspirasjon.En: He thanked Ingrid, glowing with newfound inspiration.Nb: "Du hadde rett.En: "You were right.Nb: Noen ganger må man ut av studio for å finne fargene," sa Svein.En: Sometimes you have to leave the studio to find the colors," Svein said.Nb: Ingrid ga ham en klem.En: Ingrid gave him a hug.Nb: "Og noen ganger må man stole på familien."En: "And sometimes you have to trust your family."Nb: Så med det dro de hjem, Svein med hjertet fullt av bilder som ventet på å bli malt.En: And with that, they went home, Svein with his heart full of images waiting to be painted.Nb: Nå forstod han skjønnheten utenfor sitt eget vindu, og verdi i å ha noen som så ham.En: Now he understood the beauty outside his own window and the value of having someone who saw him. Vocabulary Words:studio: atelieretcurtains: gardinenenarrow: smalearchitecture: arkitekturpalette: palettengloomy: dystreinspiration: inspirasjonsolution: løsningferry: fergefjord: fjordenhesitated: nøltesilence: stillhetenstifle: kveleunstable: ustabiltdeck: dekkhull: skrogetsplendor: praktlungs: lungeneanticipation: forventningmesmerized: hypnotisertfleeting: flyktigesketchpad: skisseblokkenfeverish: feberaktigchaos: kaosorder: ordenbeauty: skjønnhetspark: gnistenglory: prakthug: klemvalue: verdi

In this episode of the Nutritional Therapy and Wellness Podcast, host Jamie Belz and Svein Erik Haugmo, Co-founder and CEO of ORIVO, a third-party testing laboratory in Norway, discuss the high level of fraudulence in the fish oil industry. 80% of the best-selling fish oil supplements on Amazon are NOT what the companies selling them say they are. Eighty percent of label claims were found to be inaccurate representations of the product found in the bottle. After realizing the abundance of unethical and immoral, greedy business practices within this area, Svein and his team at Orivo developed a one-of-a-kind, revolutionary origin verification technology to test consumable fish products for people and pets. They collaborate with supplement companies to help promote transparency, fight fraudulence, and protect consumers around the globe. Learn more about ORIVO: https://orivo.no Additional resource Svein mentioned: https://alwaysomega3s.com ___________________________________ Please remember to LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, share, and subscribe! If you're part of the NTA Community, connect with me on Mighty Networks! For more insights and resources and to connect with our vibrant community, visit us at: nutritionaltherapy.com/podcast

This is a short excerpt from the longer episode. To listen to the whole thing and future episodes become a member of The Pelo. It's finally here! The Big Show! The Tour de France. The biggest bike race in the world is about to kick off, and to celebrate the spectacle Svein and I are talking all about Grand Tours on this week's Chronicles.  21 stages of racing over 3 weeks with millions of eyes watching; Grand Tours are the toughest races in cycling. Between myself and Svein, we've been on the start of 21 Grand Tours! Although I never made it to Le Tour, I did a handful of Vueltas and a couple of Giros, too - so I've got a pretty good idea of what it takes to suffer around a country for the best part of a month. Sveino and I wanted to share our own experiences of racing Grand Tours throughout our own careers, but I also wanted to draw on some riders from earlier generations to see how much they've changed over the years.  I wanted to speak to someone who has seen what it's like at the front of a Grand Tour first hand, so first up I chatted to an Aussie legend; Phil Anderson. Phil turned pro in 1980 with team Peugeot and spent a day in the Yellow Jersey in his first Tour de France! The next year he finished 5th overall, bagged himself a stage win, spent 9 stages wearing the leader's jersey, and went home with the White Jersey for the best young rider! He went on to finish in the top 10 for 5 years in a row, and completed 13 Tours de France over a 15 year career.  It's safe to say there aren't many people out there with more experience than Phil. We chatted about racing Grand Tours in the 1980s and 90s, and I was surprised to hear how much more relaxed it was back then. Next, I spoke to Stuart O'Grady. Stuey's a rider I really look up to, and his career was just winding down as mine was kicking off. I was even lucky enough to call him a team mate for a year on Greenedge in 2013. O'Grady won 2 road stages of the Tour, and 2 more in the Team Time Trial but, as a Sprinter, he had to spend the rest of the time muscling over mountains to make time cut.  Svein and I also chat about our own experiences. From the stress and excitement of our Grand Tour debuts, to the moment it all ‘clicked' and we figured out how to get the most out of a ‘grandie'. The sanctuary of the team bus, the chaos of traveling around for a month as a small part of a big rolling circus, finding the best cannoli and parmesan in Italy or the best jamón in Spain, and heaps more.  This ep is packed full of stories, and I loved reliving some great memories with my old mate. Get yourself in the mood for Le Tour and give this a listen!  Cheers! Mitch

Svein Tuft, a former professional cyclist, shares his journey from being a mountain climber to becoming a successful bike racer. He talks about his experiences living in Andorra and the Kootenays, and the differences between the two locations. Tuft also discusses the challenges of riding in remote areas and the importance of having a satellite receiver for emergencies. He reflects on his racing career, including his time with Symmetrics and Garmin, and the lessons he learned along the way. Svein Tuft shares his cycling journey, from joining GreenEdge to retiring and being convinced to ride another year. He emphasizes the importance of team culture and unity in achieving success. Tuft reflects on the evolution of the sport and the peak of human physiology in cycling. He discusses his training approach, focusing on building a strong base and experimenting with different methods. Tuft also highlights the need for personalized coaching and the dangers of following a one-size-fits-all approach. He concludes by discussing the importance of strength training for long-term health. Svein Tuft discusses the importance of functional strength and maintaining a healthy body after retirement from professional cycling. He emphasizes the balance between weightlifting and endurance training, as well as the need to preserve VO2 max as we age. Tuft shares his personal experience of transitioning from a professional cycling career to finding his niche in life, highlighting the challenges and the constant search for purpose. He also reflects on the significance of living in the present moment and appreciating the unique experiences that life offers.Thanks, Svein! You can find him on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/svein.tuft/Chapters: 00:00 Welcome00:49 Introduction and Living in the Kootenays02:36 Exploring Remote Areas and the Importance of a Satellite Receiver09:29 From Mountain Climbing to Bike Racing12:39 Lessons Learned from a Successful Racing Career23:46 Retirement and the Decision to Ride Another Year29:30 The Love for Adventure and Exploration in Cycling31:20 The Evolution of Cycling and Human Physiology39:19 Training Approaches and Personalized Coaching in Cycling49:00 The Importance of Strength Training for Long-Term Health49:03 Functional Strength and Health55:03 Balancing Weightlifting and Endurance Training59:06 Transitioning from a Professional Cycling Career01:08:21 Living in the Present Moment