Podcasts about Troms

Gościnią Aleksandry Zbroi jest Ilona Wiśniewska, reporterka, autorka książek o Północy, w tym wydanej ostatnio "Hjem. Na północnych wyspach". Opowiada o tym, jak zmieniło się Tromsø - miasto, w którym mieszka od wielu lat. Jakie zmiany zaszły w całej Norwegii, jak się tam żyje cudzoziemcom, a także o tym, co o Norwegach mówi ich stosunek do ptaków i szerzej do przyrody. Więcej podcastów na: https://wyborcza.pl/podcast. Piszcie do nas w każdej sprawie na: listy@wyborcza.pl.

Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Flo über seine Playlist. Wir sprechen über Expertentum für alles, Sugarcubes im Metropol, wiederentdeckt durch die Bloodstains-Sampler, Electric Deads auf "Welcome to 1984", neue Songs von Pauline Murray, der Gitarrist von Misantrophic Charity & Enola Gay, die erste L.U.L.L.-LP, Squandered Message im Ungdomshuset, wie es sich gehört in Landessprache singen, der offizielle norwegische Fußball-EM-Song von Racer, "Wir sind Bauern aus dem Norden", zwei norwegische Sprachen, "Ingenting For Norge", als wenn die Alpen direkt am Meer sind, 22 Stunden von Oslo nach Tromsø, Molde Punx Go Marching Out, Kawakami Forever, Happy Tom in der Hall of Fame, roher und schnörkelloser und geiler, Double-A-Records, Pjolterguys, die leider nicht so geilen Castro, eine Kurz-Tour mit Heresy, eine Tour mit Ignition, trotz Vordiploms-Prüfung bis 4 Uhr Bier trinken, Green Day als Vorband von So Much Hate, viel mit Fugazi spielen, das Bein des Widows-Gitarrsten, das pure Gold des "Russia Bombs Finnland"-Samplers, die "Punk Ja Yäk"-4CD-Sammlung, ziemlich viele Platten bei Govi klauen, die erste Riistetyt LP im Vinyl Boogie, Selbstgebranntes trinken ist überwiegend gut, mit Lederjacken und Brillen uncool im Schnee stehen, Hardcore-Punk sollte im besten Fall uncool sein, das Stoisch-Beharrliche der Finnen, Bastards & Malinheads in der TEK, Svart Framtid auf Interrail-Tour, eine 9-Song-EP, eine "Back To Berlin"-CD, Pusheads Gesang ist von Terveet Kädet beeinflusst, weiße Lederjacken-Krägen, "Dog is Better Police", Wiederveröffentlichungen auf Höhnie Records, honorable Mention von Kohu-63, die Holy Dolls, der Ebba Grön-Hit ist ein Cover, Peter Ahlqvist von Uproar & Burning Heart, Anti-Cimex live mit zwei Schlagzeugen, unprätentiose Automechaniker, der Name Arschschweiß das einzig Gute an der Band, ein Aufkleber mit blauem Elefant, die Spitzen-Band Nervous Assistant, uvm.ISLANDKUKL (1984) – DismemberedDÄNEMARKSods (1979) – Copenhagen City-X (1981) – Coverboy Electric Deads (1982) – Fish In A Pool Enola Gay (1984, Großraum Kopenhagen) – Enola Gay Kalashnikov (1984, Kopenhagen) – LæderhalseNORWEGENWannskrækk (Trondheim, 1981) - Så FromNorske Budeier (Bergen, 1981) – TopicHjertesvikt A/S (Bodø, 1982) – Tapte VisjonerBetong Hysteria (Oslo, 1982) – Snuten Kommer Fader War (Bergen, 1982) - Religios TerrorAkutt Innleggelse (Nesodden, außerhalb Oslos, 1984) – Jeg NekterSiste Dagers Helvete (Moss, 1983) - Blomster Av PlastikkSvart Framtid (Oslo, 1984) – DisiplinStengte Dörer (Oslo, 1985) – Generalenes FremmarsjBannlyst (Molde, 1985) – Medalje Aller DomAngor Wat (Trondheim, 1985) – PromisesBarn Av Regnbuen (Harstad, 1986) - Vi Vil Ikkje HaKafka Prosess (1986, Oslo) - Mentalt Ute Av BalanseSo Much Hate (Oslo, 1987) – SkyggesidenLife… But How To Live It? (Oslo, 1990) – Green FINNLANDWidows – I wanna be your friend (1980)013 (1980) - Neulat SuonissaRiistetyt (Tampere, 1982) – Protest & SurviveKaaos (Tampere, 1982) - Natsit Ja KommunistitAppendix (1982) – Ei Raha Oo Mun ValuuttaaBastards (Tampere, 1983) – Järjetön MaailmaTerveet Kädet (Tornio, 1984) – TrasvestiittiKansan Uutiset (Helsinki, 1983) - Koira On Parempi Poliisi Rattus (1984) – Reaganin JoululahjaSCHWEDENEbba Grön (1980, Raum Stockholm) - Staten och KapitaletSkitslickers, (Göteborg 1982) – Spräckta SnutskallarCrude SS (Fagersta, 1982) – Sprang Alla KomunhusHeadcleaners – No Sense (1983)Anti Cimex (Göteborg, 1983) – When the Innocent dieAvskum (1984) - Glöm Aldrig HiroshimaMob 47 (Stockholm, 1984) - Kärnvapen AttackSvart Parad (Hedemora, 1985) - Avskaffa Alla JobbSOD (1985, Mjölby) - Styrd VärldRövsvett (1985) - Jehovas VittnenAsta Kask (1985, Stockholm etc.) – Psykist Instabil Raped Teenagers (1986, Linköping) – KontrolleradPuke (1987, Skåne) - Blod Totalitär (1987) – Allas Var LivvvaktDie komplette Playlist auf YouTube.Eine partielle Playlist auf Spotify.

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Ekspertene spådde rakettfart i boligprisene i 2025 – men det store løftet uteble. I denne episoden av Pengerådet forklarer Hallgeir Kvadsheim og Andreas Wolden Fredriksen hvorfor markedet har bremset, og hva det betyr for deg som skal kjøpe bolig. Du får høre: Hvorfor boligprisene ikke har tatt av tross rentekutt og lønnsvekst. Hvordan proffutleiernes store nedsalg har dempet prisene. Hvorfor Stavanger og Tromsø stiger, mens Oslo står stille. Om det lønner seg å kjøpe bolig nå eller vente til nyttår. Hva bankenes nye finansieringsbevis og lavere renter betyr for deg. I tillegg: råd til førstegangskjøpere, tips for utleieinvestorer og fem sjekkpunkter før du gir bud. Med Hallgeir Kvadsheim. Programleder og produsent Andreas W. Fredriksen. Ansvarlig redaktør Gard Steiro. Ny episode hver tirsdag i VG-appen med VG+ og i Podme med premium, og hver torsdag i alle podkast-apper.

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Tromsø's Turning Leaves: A Marine Biologist's Awakening Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-10-15-07-38-20-no Story Transcript:No: Tåken la seg som et teppe over Tromsø denne morgenen.En: The fog lay like a blanket over Tromsø this morning.No: Det var høst, og luften var skarp og ren.En: It was autumn, and the air was sharp and clean.No: Bladene knaset under føttene til de som hastet inn og ut av Tromsø Universitetssykehus.En: The leaves crunched under the feet of those hurrying in and out of Tromsø Universitetssykehus.No: Selv trærne rundt sykehuset bar preg av forandring, gyllent og rustent, som signaliserte at vinteren nærmet seg.En: Even the trees around the hospital showed signs of change, golden and rusty, signaling that winter was approaching.No: Inne på sykehuset satt Sigrid.En: Inside the hospital sat Sigrid.No: Hun ventet utålmodig på nyheter om tilstanden sin.En: She waited impatiently for news about her condition.No: Kjell, hennes kjæreste og kollega, satt ved siden av henne.En: Kjell, her boyfriend and colleague, sat next to her.No: Han holdt henne i hånden og prøvde å skjule sin egen uro.En: He held her hand and tried to hide his own anxiety.No: Sigrid, en dedikert marinbiolog, hadde i all hast blitt sendt til sykehuset dagen før.En: Sigrid, a dedicated marine biologist, had been urgently sent to the hospital the day before.No: De neste månedene var planlagt med en viktig forskningsreise til Arktis, som hun hadde ventet på hele året.En: The coming months were planned with an important research trip to the Arctic, which she had been looking forward to all year.No: Men nå var alt usikkert.En: But now everything was uncertain.No: Sigrid hadde merket at noe var galt, men ignorerte det i presset av arbeidet.En: Sigrid had noticed something was wrong but ignored it under the pressure of work.No: Kjell hadde ofte advart henne om å ikke overanstrenge seg, men Sigrids lidenskap for arbeidet tok ofte overhånd.En: Kjell had often warned her not to overwork herself, but Sigrid's passion for her work often took over.No: "Det er bedre å vite hva som skjer, enn å bekymre oss," sa Kjell, mens han strøk henne forsiktig over hånden.En: "It's better to know what's happening than to worry," said Kjell, gently stroking her hand.No: "Særlig hvis det betyr at jeg må droppe turen," svarte Sigrid.En: "Especially if it means I have to skip the trip," replied Sigrid.No: En sykepleier kom inn og smilte varmt til dem, men Sigrid så engstelsen i øynene hennes.En: A nurse came in and smiled warmly at them, but Sigrid saw the anxiety in her eyes.No: Deretter kom legen.En: Then the doctor came.No: Øyeblikket for sannheten var der.En: The moment of truth had arrived.No: Legen fortalte dem rolig hva testene viste: en underliggende tilstand som trengte umiddelbar behandling.En: The doctor calmly told them what the tests showed: an underlying condition that needed immediate treatment.No: Ordene var som isvann.En: The words were like ice water.No: Det betydde at forskningsreisen måtte vente.En: It meant that the research trip had to wait.No: Sigrid følte motstridende følelser skylle over seg – skuffelse og lettelse, frykt og håp.En: Sigrid felt conflicting emotions wash over her—disappointment and relief, fear and hope.No: "Du kan dra på mange turer etter dette," sa Kjell forsiktig.En: "You can go on many trips after this," said Kjell cautiously.No: "Din helse er viktigst.En: "Your health is most important."No: "Sigrid nikket sakte.En: Sigrid nodded slowly.No: Den selvfølgelige beslutningen var både vanskelig og lett på samme tid.En: The obvious decision was both difficult and easy at the same time.No: Hun måtte sette sin helse først, noe hun hadde skjøvet til side altfor lenge.En: She had to put her health first, something she had pushed aside for far too long.No: Og idet de forlot sykehuset, hånd i hånd, innså hun at Kjell hadde vært ved hennes side hele tiden, støttende og tålmodig.En: And as they left the hospital, hand in hand, she realized that Kjell had been by her side all along, supportive and patient.No: Planene skulle endres, men dette var ikke slutten.En: Plans should be changed, but this was not the end.No: Bare en ny begynnelse.En: Just a new beginning.No: Vinteren ville bringe nye muligheter, og med Kjell ved hennes side, var hun mer klar enn noen gang til å møte fremtiden.En: Winter would bring new opportunities, and with Kjell by her side, she was more ready than ever to face the future.No: Sigrid hadde lært en viktig leksjon – balanse.En: Sigrid had learned an important lesson—balance.No: Arbeidet kunne vente, men livet og kjærligheten kunne ikke.En: Work could wait, but life and love could not.No: Tromsø Universitetssykehus hadde vært stedet for en vanskelig, men nødvendig, vekst.En: Tromsø Universitetssykehus had been the place for difficult but necessary growth.No: Naturens overgang utenfor var en perfekt refleksjon av forandringen i hennes liv.En: The transition in nature outside was a perfect reflection of the change in her life.No: Høsten var en tid for forandring og forberedelse, og Sigrid var klar til å møte den nye sesongen med mot og visdom.En: Autumn was a time for change and preparation, and Sigrid was ready to meet the new season with courage and wisdom. Vocabulary Words:fog: tåkeblanket: teppecrunch: knaseimpatiently: utålmodiganxiety: urourgent: hastunderlying: underliggendedisappointment: skuffelserelief: lettelsetreatment: behandlingcondition: tilstandhesitate: nøletransition: overgangdedicated: dedikertresearch: forskningwarn: advarecourage: motwisdom: visdomopportunity: mulighetapproach: nærme segsignal: signaleremarine biologist: marinbiologcolleague: kollegaskip: droppemoment of truth: øyeblikket for sannhetenice water: isvannobvious: selvfølgeligenecessary: nødvendigchange: forandringpreparation: forberedelse

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Nord-Norge opplever en voldsom økning i vinterturismen. Mens næringslivet jubler opplever innbyggerne trafikkaos, fulle busser og økt press på naturen. Tåler vi enda mer vekst?I denne episoden av podkasten Nord-Norge i verden har programleder Stein Vidar Loftås med seg tre gjester:Britt Anita Mikkelsen er leder i Tromsdalen bydelsråd, og merker hvordan turistveksten endrer bydelen.Kristian Høydal er konsernsjef i Norwegian Travel, som eier en rekke attraksjoner i Tromsø, Kirkenes, Narvik og Åndalsnes.Trond Øverås er administrerende direktør i Nordnorsk Reiseliv, og tror på fortsatt vekst for reiselivet i Nord-Norge.Du kan lese transkripsjon av alt som ble sagt i episodene på kbnn.no/podkast.Nord-Norge i verden er produsert av Kunnskapsbanken SpareBank 1 Nord-Norge i samarbeid med Helt Digital. Programledere er Stein Vidar Loftås og Jørn Resvoll. Redaktør er Jeanette Gundersen. Musikken er komponert av Emil Kárlsen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hanne Stenvaag, nyvalgt stortingsrepresentant fra Rødt, skal lede kommunal- og forvaltningskomiteen. Hun forteller om sin lokalpolitiske erfaring fra Tromsø og hvilke saker som er viktig. KS-leder Gunn Marit Helgesen er spent på hva det nye Stortinget får til på vegne av kommunesektoren. Hun har også klare forventninger til forslag til statsbudsjett.

Høsten 1951 var D/S Raftsund og D/S Tanahorn på reise langs Nord-Norges kyst. Ombord er mannskapet nervøse på grunn av den uhyggelige lasten og hadde hisset hverandre opp i en stemning så de var lite mottakelig for fornuft», står det i loggen til D/S «Raftsund» 26. Oktober 1951. Ved kai i Tromsø ble lastelukene lagt igjen med sement for at ikke likstanken skulle vekke oppsikt i by. Det var forbudt å være høyrøstet, beruset og å le. Det skulle ikke vekkes noe oppsikt.Grytidlig 2. november 1951 kommer gikk 11 menn i land på kaia i Mo i Rana. Målet var byens kirkegård, og på ryggen bar de med seg spader og hakker. Men de er ikke forberedt på hva som nå skal møte dem.Velkommen til dagens episode. I dag skal vi tilbake til et av de mer kontroversielle og lite kjente kapitlene i norsk etterkrigshistorie – en hendelse som utspilte seg i skyggen av andre verdenskrig, men som satte dype spor både i lokalsamfunn, i minnekultur – og i forholdet mellom Norge og Sovjetunionen.Dette er historien om Operasjon Asfalt. Og vi er på vei til krikegården på Mo sammen med fagforeningsmannen Lars Nielsen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Norgesvenn til kongeriket, Uwe Rösler overtar VfL Bochum! En av Runar og Asbjørns mystiske favoritter fra Viktoria Köln leker Maradona for Köln i Bundesliga. En solbrun nordmann debuterer stort i Regionalliga Nord. Tobias Bjørnstad får sin første kamp i selveste Lübeck-derbyet. Dritte Halbzeit drar på tur! Kofferten er pakket, vi er klar for Lillehammer, Trondheim, Bodø og Tromsø! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we meet Reece Bell - one of the rising talents in British alpine ski racing - plus we find out about Armana, a new company that see a future where ski lifts are autonomous vehicles and have no cables.  Host Iain Martin was joined in the studio by Reece Bell and Dennis Hettema, and down the line by Rachael Oakes-Ash in Australia and Guy Beatson in New Zealand. --------- Tirol in Austria sponsors The Ski Podcast, which means that this winter we'll be able to find out more about some of the great destinations in Tirol, and how you can connect with the wonderful ‘feeling of life' there. --------- SHOW NOTES Miss SnowItAll, Rachael Oakes-Ash runs the Snowsbest.com website (5:30) Guy Beatson, who finished off his season with a week at Whakapapa in NZ (6:30) Listen to our ‘Best Skis of 2026' episode (7:30) You can also watch this episode on YouTube (7:45) The London Snow Show is at Olympia on 18-19 October (8:00) See the full agenda for the show here Use the code ‘TSPSSLMTN25' for free tickets to the London Snow Show (8:30) Martin Bell recorded the best ever GB Olympic alpine ski result (8th at Calgary 88)(8:45) Ski Sunday's Graham Bell took part in 5 Winter Olympics (9:00) Reece finished 20th at the 2025 World Championships in Saalbach (10:00) Find out about Big Sky resort (11:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Zoe Atkin (12:00) Dealing with ACL injuries (12:30) Cardio and Conditioning training (14:00) Coaches (15:30) Reece is sponsored by APEX 2100 in Tignes (16:00) Dave Ryding acts as a mentor to Reece (17:00) How to break through into the top 30 (19:00) Take a look at this photo of the proposed Armana prototype (22:30) Find out more about Armana The Armana timeline (23:30) Robert Redford starred in ‘Downhill Racer' in 1969 Feedback (32:30)   Please do let us know your feedback on the podcast. You can leave a comment on Spotify, Instagram or Facebook – our handle is @theskipodcast – or drop me an email to theskipodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast.  Mark Thomasson: “I enjoyed Episode 256 and was ski touring in Tromsø in June. Great snow, amazing views.” James Rice: “I really enjoyed Episode 257, as always. I was glad to hear you mention Robert Redford's recent death and his role in Downhill Racer. However, Redford's influence on American skiing extends beyond that film…He bought Sundance ski resort and set up the film festival there. I've had the chance to stay and ski at Sundance, and it truly is a distinctive and special place.”  John: “Loved the Innsbruck in Tirol episode” Mary Frazer: “I enjoyed listening to Episode 257 this morning, particularly the sections on Innsbruck (thank you for reminding me how much I enjoyed the series The Jump!)” There are now 275 episodes of The Ski Podcast to catch up with. If you've enjoyed this episode, then why not go to theskipodcast.com, have a search around the tags and categories and you're bound to find plenty more to listen to. If you'd like to help the podcast, there are three things you can do:  -          you can follow us, or subscribe, so you never miss an episode -          you can give us a review on Apple Podcasts or leave a comment on Spotify -          And, if you're booking ski hire this winter, don't forget that you save money on your ski hire with an additional discount by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book at intersportrent.com. Simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied. 

À l'heure où la conscience écologique nous chamboule tous, on ne cesse d'entendre qu'il ne faut plus prendre l'avion, que voyager en train est l'idéal, alors certes les émissions de CO2 sont plus basses mais est-ce que cela correspond à tout le monde ?Ressources de l'épisode : Je vous organise votre voyage ou je vous aide à le préparer :

Så langt i 2025 har det vært store forskjeller i boligmarkedet med en svært sterk utvikling i boligprisene på særlig Sør-Vestlandet, Vestlandet og Tromsø. I andre deler av landet er har prisutviklingen vært mer moderat. Samtidig har det vært rekordstor omsetning i bruktboligmarkedet.Så langt i år har boligprisene i Norge økt med 7,4 prosent etter en sterk oppgang i boligprisene i august.Hvor gikk boligprisene i september?Fortsetter den store omsetningsveksten i bruktboligmarkedet? Og ser vi allerede at Norges Banks rentekutt begynner å få effekt i boligmarkedet?Sjef for kommunikasjon og politikk Erik Lundesgaard leder Boligbobla TV fra 10.30 og lodder stemningen i boligmarkedet før og etter slipp av #boligprisstatistikken for september 2025.Gjester: Eiendomsmegler | Salgssjef | Partner Emir Resulbegovic (Emera Oslo Øst) og makroøkonom Karine Alsvik Nelson (Handelsbanken). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

De rødgrønne vant valget både i sentrale strøk og i distrikts-Norge. Men hva vil skje om Frp fortsetter å vokse i utkantstrøk? Ap og Sp deler nå tronen i distriktene med Listhaugs parti. Hva betyr det for Ap, Sp og hele det politiske landskapet? Axel Fjeldavli snakker med Troy Saghaug Broderstad, førsteamanuensis ved Universitetet i Tromsø, om Frp som nytt distriktsparti, Arbeiderpartiets by-land-allianse og Rødts overraskende framgang i Finnmark.

Det er nestleder i AaFK og AaFK Fortuna, Maria Kvalen, som er gjest i Sunnmørsball sammen med ekspert Jonas Grønner. Der går vi gjennom AaFKs siste kamp mot Odd: Kan Kjetil Rekdal bli straffet for dommerslakten? AaFK-spiller Marius Andresen er blitt meldt inn til fotballforbundet etter en hendelse i kampen, men Grønner er klar på hva han mener bør skje i saken. Vi snakker om hvor mange kamper AaFK trolig må vinne av de seks siste for å kunne rykke rett opp. Søndag kan AaFK Fortuna sikre opprykket om de slår Tromsø borte. Det kan bli en drømmestart for det som skje når klubben går inn i AaFK fra nyttår av. Kvalen er åpen på at det ikke bare har vært enkelt å bli enige de siste årene om hvordan en sammenslåing skal foregå, for det er liten tvil om at det ligger mange utfordringer der. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

BLACK ALTAR [Black Metal; Poland/United Kingdom] - https://blackaltar.bandcamp.com/@blackaltarbandPARAXENIA [Atmospheric Gothic/Progressive Metal; Italy] - https://open.spotify.com/album/5PjQHLmfxNCl3oqPiWt09z@paraxeniaRIBSPREADER [Death Metal; Gamleby, Sweden] - https://xtreemmusic.bandcamp.com/album/as-gods-devourCHAOS MAGIC [Symphonic Metal; Sanitago, Chile] - https://open.spotify.com/album/6AfAnVm0f8zbJPz9ck92JX@chaos_magic_bandDREAMSLAIN [Progressive Metal; Tromsø, Norway] - https://dreamslain.bandcamp.com/@dreamslain_metal_bandTEMPLE OF KATHARSIS [Black Metal; Kastoria/Tessaloniki, Greece] - https://templeofkatharsis.bandcamp.com/@theogoniarecordsAUTREST [Atmospheric Black Metal; Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil] - https://autrest.bandcamp.com/@autrestofficialTORTURER [Death/Thrash Metal; Sanitago, Chile] - https://torturerau.bandcamp.com/@torturerbandNEPTUNE [Heavy Metal; Stockholm, Sweden] - https://neptune-official.bandcamp.com/@neptune_band_officialBENEFACTOR DECEASE [Thrash Metal; Athens, Greece] - https://xtreemmusic.bandcamp.com/album/abnormal-attachmentsLOTHLÖRYEN [Power/Folk Metal; Brazil] - https://lothloryen.bandcamp.com/@lothloryenofficialPESTILENTIAL SHADOWS [Black Metal; Wollongong, NSW, Australia] - https://pestilentialshadows.bandcamp.com/@pestilential_shadows_officialNATHREISM [Pagan/Black Metal; Uzhhorod, Ukraine] - https://nathreism.bandcamp.com/@nathreism_bandPODCAST THEM DOWNhttps://linktr.ee/pctdhttps://patreon.com/podcastthemdown

Morten Astrup is one of the most active investors in the Nordic capital markets. He also runs Storm Capital Management, and Storm Bond Fund. We cover plenty of topics in this conversation, and we would love your feedback on investment cases and other topics we discuss. Please share the episode, and comment under the episode if you enjoy it! It helps us reach more people.00:00 - US Tech (Bubble?)04:30 - Investment In Ellos (Retail)09:25 - Interest Rates Going Forward13:55 - What Makes A Great Investor?20:15 - Morten Astrup's Investment Philsophy 22:15 - Nordic Stocks 2025 (Ideas)29:10 - Habits And Routines31:00 - Tourism (Tromsø, Svalbard, Verbier)37:14 - Hotel Investing In Verbier39:45 - Living In Switzerland (pros and cons)41:27 - Morten's Scorecard? (money vs. passion)45:40 - Mentors And Arne Næss jr. 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.Listen to Vonheim on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3vKLfVRListen to Vonheim on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/39125GbDisclaimer: 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.

À l'heure où la conscience écologique nous chamboule tous, on ne cesse d'entendre qu'il ne faut plus prendre l'avion, que voyager en train est l'idéal, alors certes les émissions de CO2 sont plus basses mais est-ce que cela correspond à tout le monde ?Ressources de l'épisode : Je vous organise votre voyage ou je vous aide à le préparer :

Ulrik, Bendik og Jacob er samlet dagen etter tapet i Tromsø. Tabellsituasjonen er mer dyster enn på lenge, og vi legger blant annet et overlevelsesskjema for de resterende kampene.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hva er egentlig premissene for god terapi og hvordan henger det sammen med bakgrunn?I denne episoden ser vi på premissene for god terapi og hvordan bakgrunn kan brukes på en god måte, både akademisk og levd erfaring, i lys av debatten rundt godkjenning av studenter med utdanning fra andre land. Du får møte fagpersonene Marcus og Aleksa som har ulik bakgrunn, men står på to sider av et særskilt «norsk» gjerde. Marcus deler sin erfaring med å være blant de første psykologistudentene fra Ungarn som ikke fikk godkjent i Norge. Aleksa deler sin erfaring fra utdanning i to ulike land, Spania og Polen, som har gitt han muligheten til å nå fullføre praksis som gir han muligheten til den beskyttede tittelen psykolog. Sammen deler de hvorfor de engasjerte seg i debatten rundt at Helsedirektoratet skal innføre at studenter fra EU/EØS kan velge mellom egnethetsprøve og prøveperiode for å få autorisasjon.Sammen med Jimmy ser de på hvilken rolle faget skal ha og hvor grensen bør gå for å kunne kalle seg psykolog, men også hvordan vi som samfunn blir påvirket av dette.Aleksa Buric jobber som psykolog på lisens ved DPS på Sørlandet Sykehuset HF. Han tok en klinisk bachelor i Madrid og master i Polen før han vendte tilbake til Norge for å ta lisensperioden for å bli godkjent psykolog i Norge. Han har erfaring fra ulike deler av helse- og omsorgssystemet, blant annet som personlig assistent i Humana og ULOBA, men også som mental helserådgiver for Helseutvalget. Aleksa brenner ekstra for inkludering og hvordan faget psykologi kan være en viktig brikke i å skape et varmere og mer inkluderende samfunn.Marcus Resch Ånestad jobber som leder av terapeutnettverket i Konfidens og var med å starte Nion, som tilbyr psykologisk veiledning på chat eller video. Han tok bachelor i psykologi ved Universitetet i Tromsø og master ved Eötvös Loránd University i Ungarn. Han har erfaring fra ulike deler av helsesystemet som blant annet familieterapeut og faglig ansvarlig i Uniped med Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO), og som miljøterapeut ved Vestre Viken HF. Han brenner ekstra for barn og unge, men også hvordan vi som samfunn skal kunne nyttiggjøre oss av terapi på en mer forebyggende og lavterskel måte.#hverdagspsyken #mentalhelse #psykiskhelse #godterapi #lisensordningen #psykologyrke #psykologi #godbehandling #mennesketisentrum #beskyttettittel #terapisomvirkerVi trenger din hjelp for å fortsette å lage Hverdagspsyken!

Today we find out what it's like to ski - and surf - in Nova Scotia, Canada. We discuss the new Valléen lift in Saint-Gervais, learn about Tromsø in Norway and we have all the latest news about the London Snow Show. There's also snow reports from Down Under, your feedback and we exciting news about a new sponsor. Host Iain Martin was joined by Betony Garner and James Gambrill, CEO at SCGB and organiser of the London Snow Show. SHOW NOTES Betony was last on the show in Episode 65 (0:45) James was based in the White Haus in London for the recording of the show (2:45) Miss SnowItAll, Rachael Oakes-Ash runs the Snowsbest.com website (4:30) Guy Beatson reported from New Zealand (6:00) Tirol in Austria will be sponsoring The Ski Podcast this winter (7:00) Find out more about Ski Launch 2025 (8:45) Peak Retreats is now employee-owned (11:30) Is season four of The White Lotus going to be filmed in Megeve? (12:00) Find out more about Le Valléen gondola – the new lift connecting St Gervais (13:00) Find out about the spa – Les Thermes – in Saint-Gervais Le Fayet (15:00) The Thermes lift is powered by wastewater (17:00) James visited Nova Scotia (18:20) How about surfing in water that's zero degrees? (23:00) Find out more about the London Snow Show Look out for Dave Ryding on the Saturday and the Carrick-Smith brothers on Sunday (26:30) Equipment expert, Al Morgan, and Iain will be talking about this year's new kit (27:00) Iain will also be presenting on driving an EV to the Alps and what it's like to ski on a live volcano Listeners to the podcast can get free tickets for the show using the code here (27:45) Betony went ski touring in Tromsø (28:00) Feedback I always enjoy listener feedback and I love to hear what you think about the show. You can leave a comment on Spotify, Instagram or Facebook – our handle is @theskipodcast – or drop me an email to theskipodcast@gmail.com  Joseph Childs: "I also caught up on the Bladon Lines episode and really enjoyed it. Seems like it was an amazing time to be in the industry." There are now 271 episodes of The Ski Podcast to catch up with and 143 of those were listened to in the last week. If you've enjoyed this episode, then why not go to theskipodcast.com, have a search around the tags and categories and you're bound to find something you'll want to listen to too. You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast. You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast. Look in the Show Notes for that link. If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help the podcast, there are three things you can do:  -          Follow us, or subscribe, so you never miss an episode -          Give us a review on Apple Podcasts or leave a comment on Spotify -          Save yourself some money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book at intersportrent.com 

Sandra Borch skal ikke lenger representere Troms på «Tinget». Og her lanseres Nils Ole Foshaug (Ap) som ny forsvarsminister. Hør vår ekstra-pod etter stortingsvalget.

⚡️ Spezial-Folge | Heute wird's bunt und herbstlich. Hört rein, wenn ihr gerade im Stau steht auf der Ferien-Rückreise. Wir nehmen wir Spitzbergen und Tromsø unter die Lupe - echtes Eisbären-Abenteuer oder nur cleveres Marketing? Und dann noch die süßeste Job-Ausschreibung überhaupt: In Treviso werden Tiramisu-Tester gesucht.https://tiramisuworldcup.com/en/judges/Über "Welttournee - Der Reisepodcast"Zwei Jugendfreunde. 30 Urlaubstage. Über 120 Länder. Adrian Klie und Christoph Streicher entdecken die Welt. Nicht als Aussteiger, sondern neben dem Bürojob. Unterhaltsam, ehrlich, mehrfach ausgezeichnet.Alle Links auf einen Blick

Det er bare timer til valg, og resultatet er mildt sagt umulig å forutse. Vi tar for oss ei sak som har engasjert den siste uka, men som ikke er valgkamp: ny innfartsvei mellom Midt-Troms og Tromsø. Dette blir spennende.

Hun har to forskjellige band, hun har pepret ut skiver med begge i det siste tiåret, hun har turnert hele landet og – ikke minst – spilt masse i USA. Hun har dessuten jobbet i flere platebutikker og er en musikkelsker av rang. Som om ikke det er nok, er hun til og med opprinnelig fra Tromsø, og derfor var det veldig stas å kunne invitere henne hjem – til hennes egen by, etter å ha bodd sørpå altfor lenge. Dagens gjest er ingen ringere enn Stine Adreassen, fra bandene The Northern Belle og Silver Lining.

Vi er tilbake med en ny episode av podkasten FVN Fotball, der vi blant annet diskuterer nyheten om at Sivert Sira Hansen har takket nei til Tromsø, Starts Henrik Udahl-jakt og resultatene i 1. divisjon.

Bli bedre kjent med Oskar Spiten-Nysæter. Unggutten fikk sin første kamp fra start for Molde mot Tromsø og ble svært godt tatt i mot. Hør om hans nære forhold til Røkke jr. og hvem han har lyst å ta kongefinten på. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Knut Lillebakk kommer inn fra resevebenken for å bli med Martin og Trond på å diskutere kampen mot KFUM forrige helg. Utlån, kjøp og salg er selvfølgelig tema da overgangsvinduet fremdeles er åpent. Dessuten prøver de å svare på hvor trygt Per-Mathias sitter som trener og motstanden til helgen, som er Tromsø. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ingrid Nordli, Associate Professor in Linguistics at the UiT, the Arctic University of Norway in Tromsø. Ingrid has been putting a lot of time into understanding how we develop listening skills. She talks about how young children in kindergarten can be trained to become great listeners using the listening circle. Besides dedicating time to focus on children's listening development, she teaches university students language development, and academic writing. She was on the board of the International Listening Association and continues to be an active member. In this episode, we dive deep into the often-overlooked power of listening with Ingrid, a phonetics expert from Norway. Through her experiences in education and research, Ingrid reveals how listening is a fundamental yet underappreciated aspect of communication.  Ingrid shares insights from her work with children and the importance of teaching listening skills from a young age, emphasizing that effective listening can transform interactions and relationships. Join us as we explore the nuances of listening, the impact of listening circles, and the journey of writing a book aimed at enhancing listening skills in early childhood education. On the kindergarten transformation: "When you teach the children about this listening circle procedure, they get more relaxed, more attentive to each other. They straighten their back and they feel heard, they feel seen, and get much more friendly with each other."– Ingrid Nordli SUPERPOWER Notes: 02:00 – Nuanced listening knowledge: The phonetics revelation—how studying speech transcription exposed that listening has "so little room and no room of itself" in phonetics education, despite transcription accuracy depending entirely on listening abilities 04:42 – Definition of listening process: International Listening Association's framework—"Listening is the process of receiving, constructing meaning from and responding to spoken and or nonverbal messages"—discovered through deep research after realizing listening was the "necessary glue" in kindergarten language and music projects 07:57 – Listening circles for children: Simple but powerful tool that helps kids ages 3-6 become more relaxed, attentive, and respectful—they "straighten their back and feel heard, seen, and get much more friendly with each other" because everyone gets the chance to talk and are respected while speaking 14:33 – Listening in the Kindergarten: The book written with Christian Skog—a practical and theoretical guide combining listening with typical developmental activities, featuring eight different kindergarten activities 18:58 – Engaging in children's listening development: The importance of being humble and engaging with children's listening development because "we can learn so much about our own listening"—children naturally develop language rules but don't develop conscious listening awareness without guidance 19:50 – Importance of listening skills: The fundamental gap—"we are not good listeners just because we need to be.  25:11 – Children's book on listening: Collaboration with Ebele Chukwujama in Nigeria creating books for ages 4-6 about a child learning listening through conversations with mom, plus "Listening in Circles" for ages 6-9, all translated into Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo 27:14 – The importance of listening skills: Final thoughts on self-reflection   Key Takeaways: On children as teachers: "We can learn so much about our own listening"– Ingrid Nordli On the fundamental gap in child development: "When children are listening, but not taught how to listen, they miss out."– Ingrid Nordli On the difference between natural and conscious learning: "Children naturally develop language rules but don't develop conscious listening awareness without guidance."– Ingrid Nordli On the kindergarten transformation: "When you teach the children about this listening circle procedure, they get more relaxed, more attentive to each other. They straighten their back and they feel heard, they feel seen, and get much more friendly with each other."– Ingrid Nordli   Notes/Mentions: "Listening in the Kindergarten" by Ingrid and Christian Skog: A resource for educators focusing on listening skills. https://uit.no/ansatte/ingrid.c.nordli (Norwegian) https://en.uit.no/ansatte/person?p_document_id=153137&p_dimension_id=88155 (English) Listening in the Kindergarten (Norwegian title: Lytting i Barnehagen) - a book by Ingrid CNordli and Christian Skog A professional book written as a children's book for children between four and six, authored by Ingrid C. Nordli and Ebele Chukwujama Listening in Circles - a planned book for children between six and nine, authored by Ingrid C. Nordli and Ebele Chukwujama   Past Episode Referenced: Ebele Chukwujama interview - https://listeningalchemy.com/allgemein/the-listening-school-impacting-relationships-and-society-one-listening-ear-at-a-time-with-ebele-chukwujama/  Resources Mentioned: Listening Circles Documentation: https://munin.uit.no/bitstream/handle/10037/33278/article.pdf?sequence=4  "Lytting i barnehagen" (Listening in the kindergarten) from the publishers website; Fagbokforlaget: https://fagbokforlaget.no/produkt/9788245050981-lytting-i-barnehagen Connect with Ingrid Nordli: Website: https://en.uit.no/ansatte/person?p_document_id=153137  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ingrid-c-nordli-a1702523?originalSubdomain=no    Connect with Raquel Ark: www.listeningalchemy.com  Mobile: + 491732340722  contact@listeningalchemy.com LinkedIn Substack listening ALCHEMY newsletter Podcast email: listeningsuperpower@gmail.com  

This week on Witness Titanic, we journey into the uncertain and often fabricated world of the 1912 newspaper. Stops in Cleveland, Chicago, Minneapolis, Minot and Tromsø will piece together a rare account of a third-class passenger... if it is to be believed.Visuals from this episode can be found on our Instagram:@witnesstitanicpodor WATCH this episode on YouTube!Thanks to Johannes Kristian Dahl for sparking the creation of this episode!Support the showWelcome to WITNESS TITANIC, a podcast where we interview witnesses of the infamous TITANIC disaster including modern experts, enthusiasts, and even the survivors of the sinking. Like the century-old inquiries that came before us, we may never fully determine what really happened on that cold April night, but you may be surprised to find how close our efforts will bring us to TITANIC herself... Available wherever you listen to podcasts including: APPLE PODCASTS SPOTIFY YOUTUBESeason One @WitnessTitanicSeason Two @TitanicHG⁩ TIKTOK INSTAGRAM PATREONSupport our ongoing inquiry! Hosted by James Penca Music recorded by Ege M. Erdogan (@egecomposer) Titanic corrections?!witnesstitanic@gmail.com

David og Håkon fortsetter i gårsdagens spor med biler du kanskje eller kanskje ikke vil reise på ferie i. Det dukker opp alternativer med motorlyd av typen du helst ikke ønsker deg, men kanskje den selvhelbreder like nord for Tromsø? Og så var det dette med pleie av skinnseter da. Hvilke produkter skal du bruke? Det sneies også innom i denne sommerepisoden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lamine Yamal har hatt en kontroversiell bursdagsfering, tidligere fotballspillere har sonet fengselstraffen sin, Trump har feiret sammen med Chelsea, Kasper Høgh har fått fire mål annulert i en omgang og Tromsø tjener penger uten å selge folk. En helt vanlig uke i fotballen oppsummeres altså. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 1, Lee and Paul bring you the best stories from the European continent. How could YOU get involved with the first proper club in the world's smallest country? Why do Tromsø, the world's northernmost professional team, play one Eliteserien match per season at midnight? Which Guinness World Record do the Bosnia & Herzegovina Women's Premier League champions SFK 2000 hold? And how did the Cold War delay a European tie between Northern Ireland's Glenavon and Germany's Aue by 65 years? In Part 2, the stories are from the rest of the world. In China, a tournament between AI robot footballers takes place. But will they ever be good enough to face humans? Meanwhile, Palau remains the only country in the world without an active Football Association – which goes some way to explaining why Paul was allowed to play (and score) in their domestic league. And in Mauritius, LaCure Waves have won the cup without a recognised goalkeeper for the quarter-final or semi-final. But why are they still seething with the powers-that-be? Rayo Vaticano Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soyrayovaticano Rayo Vaticano e-mail: soyrayovaticano@gmail.com Guardian profile of SFK 2000: https://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/may/29/sfk-2000-sarajevo-bosnia-and-herzegovina-womens-football-moving-the-goalposts The Blizzard Issue 57: https://forwardpress.imbmsubscriptions.com/sweeper10Join The Sweeper on Patreon: patreon.com/SweeperPodSupport The Sweeper on Buy Me A Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/sweeperpodEditor: Ralph Foster Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Eystein Stenberg, CTO and co-founder of Northern.tech, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss the critical role of device lifecycle management and over-the-air (OTA) updates for OEMs in today's software-driven world. The conversation covers the five stages of device lifecycle management, the challenges OEMs face when transitioning to software-driven models, how OTA updates maintain cybersecurity and system resilience, the impact of regulations and the EU Cyber Resilience Act, and insights from Northern.tech's latest report.The State of Industrial IoT Device Lifecycle Management: https://northern.tech/dlm-industry-report-2025Eystein Stenberg is the CTO and co-founder of Northern.tech. With over 15 years of experience in security and systems management, Stenberg has served on the frontlines of some of the largest production environments and possesses in-depth knowledge on solving real-world system security challenges. An expert in embedded system security and IoT device management, Stenberg routinely shares his insights at industry conferences. Stenberg holds a Master's degree in Mathematics with a focus on cryptography from the University of Tromsø in Norway.Northern.tech is the leader in device lifecycle management with a mission to secure the world's connected devices. Established in 2008, Northern.tech showcases a long history of enterprise technology management before lloT and loT became buzzwords. Northern.tech is the company behind CFEngine, the pioneer in server configuration management, to automate large-scale IT operations and compliance. In 2015, Northern.tech released the first version of Mender, the market leader in over-the-air software update management. Mender offers robust, secure, and customizable OTA software updates for smart devices. Mender boasts a proven track record with Fortune 1000 clients, including Airbus, Lyft, Volkswagen, Siemens, Thales, and ZF Group.Discover more about IoT at https://www.iotforall.comFind IoT solutions: https://marketplace.iotforall.comMore about Northern.tech: https://northern.techConnect with Eystein: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eysteinstenberg/(00:00) Intro(00:10) Eystein Stenberg and Northern.tech(00:41) Why is device lifecycle management essential?(02:18) What is device lifecycle management?(04:42) Challenges OEMs face in becoming software-driven(07:26) Are over-the-air updates more than a feature?(09:28) Real-world examples of DLM and OTA impact(11:43) Risks of neglecting device lifecycle management(13:21) Impact of regulatory compliance(14:29) Advice for OEMs to future proof devices(15:27) The role of AI in device management(16:48) Insights from Northern.tech's reportSubscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwmJoin Our Newsletter: https://newsletter.iotforall.comFollow Us on Social: https://linktr.ee/iot4all

Så här låter fågelsången en majnatt på fem platser i Sverige och en i Norge. Inspelningen är hämtad ur Fågelsångsnatten 2025. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Fågelsångsnatten är en åtta timmar lång direktsändning om och med fågelsång från fem platser i Sverige och en i Norge! 2025 sändes den natten till lördag 17 maj. En blåsig natt på sina håll, men fåglarna sjöng på alla platserna.Denna inspelning är den timme som hördes i P1 mellan klockan 04.02 och 05.00, då vi får höra okommenterad fågelsång i tur och ordning från: Lillån/Storån i norra Uppland, Strömbäck-Kont i Västerbotten, Tisnes utanför Tromsö i Nordnorge, Bingsmarken nära Smygehuk i Skåne, Nåsten utanför Uppsala och fågelsjön Tåkern i Östergötland. Mikrofonerna på bilden är placerade vid Tåkern.Livemix och slutmix: Magnus Larsson.Övriga tekniker, i studio och ute på fältet: Eskil Lövström, Christian Jangegård, Andreas Tosting, Martin Tuomolin, Lisa Hjernestam, Kristoffer Hjälmberg och Anders Larsen.Det är programledare Mats Ottosson som guidar i slutet av inspelningen.Vill du höra hela sändningen av Fågelsångsnatten 2025 finns den, i två delar, att lyssna på här och här. Eller sök upp den i appen Sveriges Radio Play.

Eivind, Runar og Asbjørn skal endelig på turné nordover, Trondheim, Bodø og Tromsø får besøk. Fabian Reese feirer seg selv, Berlin og Hertha. Vi har fulgt Daniel Frahns gir oss tidenes avslutning på en fotballkarriere. Tuva Hansen vifter Thomas Müller til side og blir hele Münchens komediedronning. Köln stormer Zweite-tabellen og stadionportene.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Åtta timmars radio om och med fågelsång. Direktsänt från Tåkern, Bingsmarken, Lillån & Storån, Strömbäck-Kont, Nåsten och Tromsö. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Fågelsångsnatten är här igen. För sjätte året i rad fångar mikrofonerna upp fågelröster från flera olika platser i Sverige. Nytt för i år är även en plats i Norge.Naturmorgons programledare, reportrar och fågelexperter guidar i den fågelsång som hörs just denna majnatt. Men det blir också långa stunder med bara fågelsång. Timmen mellan klockan fyra och fem viks helt åt fågelsång utan prat.Programledarna Mats Ottosson och Jenny Berntson Djurvall håller samman maratonsändningen från en utestudio som i år är placerat vid den klassiska fågelsjön Tåkern i Östergötland.Dessutom sänds fågelsång direkt från Bingsmarken utanför Smygehuk i Skåne, Lillån och Storån vid Tinäset på gränsen mellan Västmanland och Uppland, Strömbäck-Kont utanför Umeå i Västerbotten, Nåsten i Uppland och Straumsbukta och Tisnes utanför Tromsö i Norge.Här finns del två av natten: Från 04.02 till 07.55.De fyra arenorna + de två extramikrofonernaProgramledarna Mats Ottosson och Jenny Berntson Djurvall har sin utestudio vid fågelsjön Tåkern i Östergötland. Med lite tur kommer lyssnarna redan under de mörka timmarna kunna höra flera arter beckasiner, småfläckig sumphöna och trumpetande tranor därifrån. Det finns chans både på roliga, mystiska fågelläten i mörkret, och sedan en vacker fågelkör när gryningen nalkas.Vid Bingsmarken utanför Smygehuk i Skåne lyssnar reporter Lisa Henkow och fågelprofessor Susanne Åkesson efter sånglärka och kärrsångare. De har även chans på till exempel hämpling, kattuggla, vattenrall och näktergal.Över 100 mil längre norrut (fågelvägen) njuter reporter Joacim Lindwall och fågelexpert Lars Edenius av morkullor och trastar i Strömbäck-Kont utanför Umeå. De hoppas även på enkelbeckasin, dvärgmås, skrattmås, grönbena, gluttsnäppa och sångsvan med flera.Reporter Lena Näslund, fågelexpert Didrik Vanhoenacker och ljudtekniker Andreas Tosting paddlar fram genom natten i Storån och Lillån vid Tinäset, på gränsen mellan Uppland och Västmanland. Det finns myrmark och gammal barrskog innanför strandkanten och trion tror på sångsvan, tranor, storlom, hackspettar, ugglor, orrar, korp och korsnäbbar.I Straumsbukta utanför Tromsö i Nordnorge går solen knappt ner den här natten. Här spelar kustens och havets fåglar upp i en miljö som är helt ny för Fågelsångsnatten.Och vid de mäktiga lindarna i Kalvnäsets naturreservat i Uppland fångar mikrofonerna upp en försommarkör med trastar, hackspettar och sångare.FågelsånglektionerUnder våren har Mats Ottosson gjort fem nya fågelsånglektioner, om bland annat rovfåglarnas knepiga läten och tips på hur man bäst använder sig av fågelsångsappar i mobilen. Totalt finns nu 48 fågelsånglektioner att lyssna på i podden Livet enligt Naturmorgon.Samlad information på hemsidan och sociala medierAll information om Fågelsångsnatten finns samlad på sverigesradio.se/naturmorgon. Bilder och filmer läggs också upp inför och under natten på facebook och instagram, där vi heter Naturmorgon.Programledare: Jenny Berntson Djurvall och Mats OttossonReportrar: Lisa Henkow, Joacim Lindwall, Lena Näslund.Experter: Susanne Åkesson, Didrik Vanhoenacker, Lars EdeniusDigital redaktör: Karin GyllenklevProducenter: Roger Bengtsson och Helena SöderlundhTekniker: Martin Tuomolin, Magnus Larsson, Kristoffer Hjälmberg, Lisa Hjernestam, Andreas Tosting, Christian Jangegård, Eskil Lövström, Anders Larsen.

Åtta timmars radio om och med fågelsång. Direktsänt från Tåkern, Bingsmarken, Lillån & Storån, Strömbäck-Kont, Nåsten och Tromsö. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Fågelsångsnatten är här igen. För sjätte året i rad fångar mikrofonerna upp fågelröster från flera olika platser i Sverige. Nytt för i år är även en plats i Norge.Naturmorgons programledare, reportrar och fågelexperter guidar i den fågelsång som hörs just denna majnatt. Men det blir också långa stunder med bara fågelsång. Timmen mellan klockan fyra och fem viks helt åt fågelsång utan prat.Programledarna Mats Ottosson och Jenny Berntson Djurvall håller samman maratonsändningen från en utestudio som i år är placerat vid den klassiska fågelsjön Tåkern i Östergötland.Dessutom sänds fågelsång direkt från Bingsmarken utanför Smygehuk i Skåne, Lillån och Storån vid Tinäset på gränsen mellan Västmanland och Uppland, Strömbäck-Kont utanför Umeå i Västerbotten, Nåsten i Uppland och Straumsbukta och Tisnes utanför Tromsö i Norge.Här finns del ett av natten: Från 00.02 till 04.00.De fyra arenorna + de två extramikrofonernaProgramledarna Mats Ottosson och Jenny Berntson Djurvall har sin utestudio vid fågelsjön Tåkern i Östergötland. Med lite tur kommer lyssnarna redan under de mörka timmarna kunna höra flera arter beckasiner, småfläckig sumphöna och trumpetande tranor därifrån. Det finns chans både på roliga, mystiska fågelläten i mörkret, och sedan en vacker fågelkör när gryningen nalkas.Vid Bingsmarken utanför Smygehuk i Skåne lyssnar reporter Lisa Henkow och fågelprofessor Susanne Åkesson efter sånglärka och kärrsångare. De har även chans på till exempel hämpling, kattuggla, vattenrall och näktergal.Över 100 mil längre norrut (fågelvägen) njuter reporter Joacim Lindwall och fågelexpert Lars Edenius av morkullor och trastar i Strömbäck-Kont utanför Umeå. De hoppas även på enkelbeckasin, dvärgmås, skrattmås, grönbena, gluttsnäppa och sångsvan med flera.Reporter Lena Näslund, fågelexpert Didrik Vanhoenacker och ljudtekniker Andreas Tosting paddlar fram genom natten i Storån och Lillån vid Tinäset, på gränsen mellan Uppland och Västmanland. Det finns myrmark och gammal barrskog innanför strandkanten och trion tror på sångsvan, tranor, storlom, hackspettar, ugglor, orrar, korp och korsnäbbar.I Straumsbukta utanför Tromsö i Nordnorge går solen knappt ner den här natten. Här spelar kustens och havets fåglar upp i en miljö som är helt ny för Fågelsångsnatten.Till en liten vattensamling i skogsområdet Nåsten utanför Uppsala söker sig både däggdjur och fåglar om natten för att dricka. Här finns förhoppningar om att få komma en enstaka lövsångare, stjärtmes eller taltrast riktigt nära. FågelsånglektionerUnder våren har Mats Ottosson gjort fem nya fågelsånglektioner, om bland annat rovfåglarnas knepiga läten och tips på hur man bäst använder sig av fågelsångsappar i mobilen. Totalt finns nu 48 fågelsånglektioner att lyssna på i podden Livet enligt Naturmorgon.Samlad information på hemsidan och sociala medierAll information om Fågelsångsnatten finns samlad på sverigesradio.se/naturmorgon. Bilder och filmer läggs också upp inför och under natten på facebook och instagram, där vi heter Naturmorgon.Programledare: Jenny Berntson Djurvall och Mats OttossonReportrar: Lisa Henkow, Joacim Lindwall, Lena Näslund.Experter: Susanne Åkesson, Didrik Vanhoenacker, Lars EdeniusDigital redaktör: Karin GyllenklevProducenter: Roger Bengtsson och Helena SöderlundhTekniker: Martin Tuomolin, Magnus Larsson, Kristoffer Hjälmberg, Lisa Hjernestam, Andreas Tosting, Christian Jangegård, Eskil Lövström, Anders Larsen.

Fjorde, gewaltige Natur, süße Städte voller Lebensqualität und Polarlichter. Das ist Norwegen, das ist Tromsø. Wir entdecken diese wunderschöne Gegend unter anderem auf einem waghalsigen Roadtrip durch spektakuläre Landschaften, beim hochseriösen Studium der Bäckerei-Kultur in wundervollen Cafés - in Architektur-Highlights, im kleinen Hafen von Tromsø und bei Wetter-Launen (im Winter z. Bsp. mit plötzlichen eiskalten Windböen), die wir in den gemäßigten Klimazonen einfach nicht kennen. Dabei ist Tromsö sogar gesegnet mit relativ mildem Arktis-Wetter - sozusagen ein perfekter Ort für eine Stippvisite im Polarkreis. Mit so ziemlich allen Dingen, die wir an Norwegen lieben. Diese bunten Häuschen in grandioser Natur etwa, die extrem lieben, rücksichtsvollen Menschen oder die vielen Rentiere. Hört in dieser Folge alles über diese wundervolle, naturgeprägte Region voller Lebens- und Genuss-Kultur.Unsere Werbepartner findet ihr HIER.Noch mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es in unserem Newsletter-Magazin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen, prófessor í norðurslóðafræðum við háskólann í Tromsø, telur að Grænlendingar verði sjálfstæð þjóð í framtíðinni. Hann telur Bandaríkjamenn þegar hafa allan rétt á Grænlandi sem þeir óski og Danir hafi alltaf uppfyllt allar óskir þeirra, meðal annars leyft kjarnorkuvopn í herstöðinni í Thule. Þeir hafi logið um það bæði að dönsku þjóðinni og Grænlendingum. Ásælni Trumps Bandaríkjaforseta í innlimun Grænlands sé sálfræðilegs eðlis. Bertelsen var gestur í Heimsglugganum.

Why do some people view winter as a magical season when others see it as something to dread? The secret is in the mindset, according to health psychologist Kari Leibowitz. She spent a year doing research in Tromsø, Norway studying how the people who live above the Arctic Circle celebrate deepest winter. What she discovered is that it goes beyond hygge. It depends on where your brain settles its focus. “Winter is many things. It's paradoxical,” says Leibowitz. “Yes, it's cold and dark, and it can be gloomy and depressing. But it can also be beautiful and quiet and cozy and magical. The mindset we have about winter helps us make sense of this paradox. Is winter wonderful or dreadful? Is the season a limiting time of year, or is it full of opportunity? Research shows us mindsets matter most in these ambiguous situations.”Leibowitz joins Kerri Miller this week on Big Books and Bold Ideas to explore how shifting your mindset about winter can be a useful life skill. She also tackles the question about who has the worst winter, and how the debate over Daylight Saving Time should be settled. Guest:Kari Leibowitz is an health psychologist, speaker and writer. Her debut book is “How to Winter.” Subscribe to Big Books and Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, RSS or anywhere you get your podcasts.Subscribe to the Thread newsletter for the latest book and author news and must-read recommendations.

We’re northbound to the arctic city of Tromsø in Norway. Here, Monocle’s Oslo correspondent, Lars Bevanger, takes us on a culinary journey which, despite its snow and far-flung location, offers up a selection of international eateries as well as traditional fare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 1997 European Cup Winners' Cup, FA Cup champions Chelsea played part-timers Tromsø at home – high in the Arctic north of Norway. The match was at times reduced to a farce as the two sides struggled to cope with heavy snow. Chelsea's manager Ruud Gullit argued the game should have been stopped.Tromsø defender Steinar Nilsen speaks to Lars Bevanger about the match - and the tricky conditions.Eye-witness accounts brought to life by archive and testimony. Sporting Witness is for those fascinated by sporting history. We take you to the events that have shaped the sports world through the eyes of the people who were there. For nine minutes, you become a fan in the stands as we take you back in time to examine memorable victories and agonising defeats from all over the world. You'll hear from people who have achieved sporting immortality, or those who were there as incredible sporting moments unfolded.Recent episodes explore the forgotten football Women's World Cup, the plasterer who fought a boxing legend, international football's biggest ever beating and the man who swam the Amazon river. We look at the lives of some of the most famous F1 drivers, tennis players and athletes as well as people who've had ground-breaking impact in their chosen sporting field, including: the most decorated Paralympian, the woman who was the number 1 squash player in the world for nine years, and the first figure skater to wear a hijab. You can learn all about fascinating and surprising stories, such as the tennis player who escaped the Nazis, how a man finally beat a horse in a race, and how the FIFA computer game was created.(Photo: European Cup Winners Cup first leg match between Tromso and Chelsea at Tromso in Norway in 1997. Credit: Gary M Prior/Allsport via Getty Images)

durée : 00:58:54 - Affaires étrangères - par : Christine Ockrent - Longtemps considéré comme un bien commun de l'humanité, l'Arctique se trouve désormais au coeur des enjeux stratégiques qui opposent les grandes puissances. En témoignent l'intérêt croissant de Donald Trump pour le Groenland, mais aussi celui de pays comme la Chine ou la Russie pour la région. - réalisation : Luc-Jean Reynaud - invités : Bruno Tertrais Directeur adjoint de la Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique et conseiller géopolitique à l'Institut Montaigne; Camille Escudé Géographe, docteure associée au Centre d'études internationales (CERI) de Sciences Po Paris ; Philippe Le Corre Professeur de géopolitique à l'ESSEC et chercheur au Asia Society Policy Institute.; Florian Vidal Chercheur à l'Université de Tromsø en Norvège et chercheur associé à l'IFRI

We assess president Donald Trump’s attempted halt of federal funding, pop into the Arctic Frontiers conference in Tromsø and assess Thailand’s image crisis as large numbers of tourists from mainland China cancel trips for this week’s Chinese New Year. Then: Pew’s latest survey on religion and politics across 36 countries. Plus: Monocle’s chairman, Tyler Brûlé, joins the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Kari Leibowitz discusses how to thrive all winter with mindset shifts for beating the cold and dark. She shares her journey from being a winter hater to embracing the beauty of the season while living in Tromsø, Norway, a place known for its extreme winter conditions. Kari delves into the importance of attention and expectation in shaping our experiences, particularly in winter and emphasizes that our mindset can significantly influence how we perceive and interact with the world around us. Discover how we can shift our focus from the challenges of winter to embracing the beauty and unique joys of winter! Are you ready to create lasting change through small, intentional steps? The Wise Habits program combines behavioral science with timeless wisdom to help you build habits that bring clarity, calm, and resilience to your daily life. Over 6 transformative weeks, you’ll learn practical strategies to create a sustainable spiritual practice, better manage your emotions, and live in alignment with your values—all while staying grounded in the chaos of everyday life. Enrollment is open through January 25th, so don’t miss this opportunity to start your journey. Little by little, a little becomes a lot. Learn more and enroll here. Key Takeaways: Embracing winter challenges and mindset Insights from research conducted in Tromsø, Norway, regarding winter depression The role of expectations in shaping experiences of winter The concept of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and its complexities The importance of adaptation to seasonal changes. The interplay between comfort and challenge during winter The significance of social gatherings and their adaptation in winter The idea of “clearing the way” for beneficial mindsets and supportive conditions The relationship between mindset, reality, and individual perception For full show notes, click here! Connect with the show: Follow us on YouTube: @TheOneYouFeedPod Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Follow us on Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When people think about winter, they often focus on the negatives: the cold, the dark, and the seasonal depression the season can bring. But my guest today questions whether winter really has to be so miserable and says that by changing our mindset, we can actually learn to enjoy and even thrive during this season.Kari Leibowitz is a psychologist and the author of How to Winter: Harness Your Mindset to Thrive on Cold, Dark, or Difficult Days. She spent a year at the northernmost university in the world in Tromsø, Norway, studying why people living in the Arctic, where the sun doesn't rise for two months, don't suffer from seasonal depression at the rates you might expect. Today on the show, Kari explains how our expectations can create a nocebo effect that makes winter feel worse than it needs to, why breaking winter into three distinct sub-seasons can help us appreciate it more, how Nordic practices like hygge can make darkness feel cozy rather than oppressive, and why getting outside and staying social — even when it's cold and dark — are keys to thriving during the season.Resources Related to the PodcastAoM Podcast #856: Befriending WinterAoM Article: 8 Things That Can Help You Get More Hygge This WinterAoM Podcast #566: How to Have a Hyggely Christmas and a More Memorable New YearAoM Article: How Saunas Can Help Save Your Body, Mind, and SpiritAoM Podcast #801: The Cold Water Swim CureSunday Firesides: Contentment Through ContrastSunday Firesides: No Such Thing as Bad WeatherConnect With Kari LeibowitzKari's websiteKari on XKari's Substack — Wintry Mix