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Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Lost and Found: A Journey to Belonging in Tyresta Nationalpark Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2026-04-23-22-34-01-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Axel kände den friska vårbrisen mot sitt ansikte medan han promenerade längs stigen i Tyresta Nationalpark.En: Axel felt the fresh spring breeze against his face as he walked along the path in Tyresta Nationalpark.Sv: Det var en perfekt dag för en vandring, och träden doftade friskt av tall och gran.En: It was a perfect day for a hike, and the trees smelled freshly of pine and spruce.Sv: Under sina fötter blommade små vitsippor och blåklockor som mattor av färg.En: Under his feet bloomed small wood anemones and bluebells like carpets of color.Sv: Axel hade gett sig ut tidigt på morgonen, med planen att hitta lite lugn och ro innan kvällens Valborgsmässoafton.En: Axel had set out early in the morning, planning to find some peace and quiet before the evening's Valborgsmässoafton.Sv: I sin iver att njuta av naturen hade han dock slarvat bort sin karta någonstans på vägen.En: In his eagerness to enjoy nature, however, he had misplaced his map somewhere along the way.Sv: När han insåg att solen började gå ner, kände han en antydan till panik.En: When he realized that the sun was beginning to set, he felt a hint of panic.Sv: Han var vilse.En: He was lost.Sv: Utan karta och med mörkret som sakta sänkte sig över skogen visste Axel att han behövde hålla sig lugn.En: Without a map and with darkness slowly descending over the forest, Axel knew he needed to stay calm.Sv: Han tog ett djupt andetag och lät sig lyssna noga.En: He took a deep breath and allowed himself to listen carefully.Sv: Från en precisering bortom träden hörde han svagt ljudet av sång.En: From precisely beyond the trees, he faintly heard the sound of singing.Sv: Det var en melodi som han kände igen – de traditionella sångerna som sjungs i Valborgstider.En: It was a melody he recognized—the traditional songs sung at Valborg time.Sv: Med nytt hopp började Axel följa sången.En: With renewed hope, Axel began to follow the song.Sv: Han trampade genom ormbunkar och klättrade över fallna grenar.En: He trampled through ferns and climbed over fallen branches.Sv: Ljudet av de sjungande rösterna blev tydligare.En: The sound of the singing voices became clearer.Sv: Till slut, när han skymtade ett svagt ljus längre fram, kände han sig lättad.En: Finally, when he glimpsed a faint light ahead, he felt relieved.Sv: Där, i en liten glänta, såg han en grupp människor samlade runt en stor brasa.En: There, in a small clearing, he saw a group of people gathered around a large bonfire.Sv: Elden kastade ett varmt sken mot kvällshimlen och lyste upp de glada ansiktena kring elden.En: The fire cast a warm glow against the evening sky and illuminated the happy faces around it.Sv: Axel gick långsamt fram och blev snart välkomnad av hjärtliga leenden och vänliga händer som räckte honom en mugg med varm dryck.En: Axel walked slowly forward and was soon welcomed by warm smiles and friendly hands that handed him a mug with a warm drink.Sv: Medan skratten och sångerna fortsatte, kände Axel hur lugnet spred sig inom honom.En: As the laughter and songs continued, Axel felt calm spreading within him.Sv: Han visste att han inte var ensam.En: He knew he was not alone.Sv: Den känslan av att vara en del av något, att vara med i en gemenskap, fyllde honom med en ny glädje.En: The feeling of being part of something, of being in a community, filled him with a new joy.Sv: Axel hade hittat vägen, inte bara tillbaka till stigen, utan också till en förståelse om hur viktigt det är att känna samhörighet med andra.En: Axel had found the way, not just back to the path, but also to an understanding of how important it is to feel a sense of belonging with others.Sv: När natten gick vidare och stjärnorna började blinka över deras huvuden, bjöd Axel in sig själv till sången.En: As the night wore on and the stars began to twinkle above their heads, Axel invited himself into the song.Sv: Han hade kommit till skogen för stillhet, men fann någonting större.En: He had come to the forest for solitude but found something greater.Sv: En påminnelse om att, även i skogens ensamhet, är vi aldrig riktigt ensamma.En: A reminder that, even in the solitude of the forest, we are never truly alone. Vocabulary Words:breeze: brishike: vandringbloomed: blommadeanemones: vitsipporbluebells: blåklockoreagerness: ivermisplaced: slarvat bortdescend: sänka sigprecisely: en preciseringfaintly: svagtrenewed: nytttrampled: trampadeferns: ormbunkarbranches: grenarglimpsed: skymtadeclearing: gläntabonfire: brasailluminated: lyste uppmug: muggsolitude: ensamhetlaughter: skrattcommunity: gemenskapbelonging: samhörighettwinkle: blinkainvited: bjöd inreminder: påminnelsetruly: riktigtforest: skoganticipation: förväntanunderstanding: förståelse

Tucked away, deep inside the ancient woodlands that make up Tyresta National Park, lies one of many small wetlands, hidden in the interior of this vast forest reserve. This small marsh is called Nedre Kärret and lies in a natural ampitheatre, surrounded by high outcrops of rock and pristine spruce forest. Having honed in on this micro habitat, I decided to attempt to uncover the birds present day and night, using a combination of active and passive recording techniques. The wetland is in constant flux, with European Beaver the architects of this hidden world, creating breeding habitat for a multitude of bird species by way of their ceaseless activities. In this episode I will lift the curtain an this magical little wetland and invite you, the listener, to join me....Leave a comment here....Support the showSubscibe to Wild Bird Acoustics here;https://wildbirdacoustics.buzzsprout.comLots more audio related material here at my long running website;https://blogbirder.blogspot.com/

Sweden is world famous for its stunning vista of remote freshwater lakes, lined with coniferous forest. Happily, this scene is still very much a reality in the modern day. At Tyresta National Park, a stones throw from Stockholm City, lie a number of freshwater lakes and in the spring of 2024, I was drawn to them once again. Having undertaken a major field recording project at the park, I wanted to uncover the secrets of the lakes within the park. I was very much focused on field recording of one of Sweden's most iconic sounds, the breeding display of Black-throated Diver. This endeavour proved not to be as simple as I had anticipated, but there were some wonderful moments along the way, as I tried to get to grips with my target species. Did I succeed in the end? Join me in this episode of Wild Bird Acoustics in order to find out...Leave a comment here....Support the showSubscibe to Wild Bird Acoustics here;https://wildbirdacoustics.buzzsprout.comLots more audio related material here at my long running website;https://blogbirder.blogspot.com/

March in Sweden is a period when resident species begin to become active after a long winter here in Sweden and woodland habitats begin to ring with the sounds of singing birds once again. In 2025 I visited Tyresta National Park throughout the early Spring period in order to record these resident species, before the return of summer migrants. I was interested in recording the soundscape within woodland before it became saturated with the song of a wider range of species. In effect, the sound of woodland in early spring is rather pure and it is an excellent time to obtain high quality recording of several special species, such as Black Woodpecker and Red Crossbill. I found a wonderful soundscape to record within the park, as I traversed this massive tract of woodland in search of birds. The results of this intensive sound recording project were quite wonderful and surpassed my own expectations. In this episode, I share recordings from that early spring period, just before most migrants return to Sweden. Leave a comment here....Support the showSubscibe to Wild Bird Acoustics here;https://wildbirdacoustics.buzzsprout.comLots more audio related material here at my long running website;https://blogbirder.blogspot.com/

Bernt Karlsson lockade med Ann Sandin-Lindgren tillsammans med hennes man Bosse Lindgren på "Spaning efter strömstare vid Nyfors" med kommunens duktiga prisbelönta naturguide Martina Kiibus. Det kom nästan 30 personer som vandrade från Nyfors genom två naturreservat; Alby och Tyresta förbi Tyresö-Flaten, Oppsätra till Gammelström. De fick syn på strömstaren på flera ställen denna isiga januaridag. Läs mer här om Tyresö kommuns Naturguidningar.

Woodland habitat is something I have wanted to drill down into for many years now and Sweden is blessed with some truly wonderful forest habitat. After a great deal of careful thought and deliberation over the course of the winter, I eventually decided to drill down into the sounds of woodland over the course of early spring. A major field recording project was planned and executed as a result and it proved a truly magical experience. Tyresta National Park boasts one of the largest coniferous old-growth forests in southern Sweden and extends over a vast area of over 5,000 hectares. Stands of ancient Scots Pine dominate the high interior, some of the trees being aged at over 400 years old. Norwegian Spruce dominates the lower ground in the park, whilst deciduous tree species like Aspen, Birch, Beech and Alder also contribute to the diverse woodland. The ancient old growth woodland is an incredibly diverse habitat for all kinds of flora and fauna and it is filled with birds. In the spring of 2024 I simply lost myself along moss and lichen strewn trails in this wonderful forest, field recording all I came across. It was a truly a magical experience. The park is wonderfully quiet as a general rule and a sound recorders dream to work within. The first few weeks inside the park proved an unforgettable experience as it slowly revealed its secrets to me. By means of active and passive recording, I built up an wonderful library of recordings. In this episode, I share the beginnings of my experiences, during the early spring period  at the park, in 2025.Leave a comment here....Support the showSubscibe to Wild Bird Acoustics here;https://wildbirdacoustics.buzzsprout.comLots more audio related material here at my long running website;https://blogbirder.blogspot.com/

Pierre Näsman ringer upp Mats Niklasson docent vid Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet som har arbetat med biodiversitetsskapande processer i skogen bland annat om skogshistoria och främst med skogsbränder. Mats Niklasson har bland annat forskat i Tyresta Nationalpark om skogsbränder. Dagens program ska handla om den stora skogsbranden i Tyresta nationalpark 1999. Vad händer med skogen, ekologin efter en sådan brand? Om det och om en massa annat skogsrelaterat ska vi prata om.

When everyone went scrambling to therapy during lockdown in 2020, what did the therapists think? Find out in this sweet and intimate conversation with Nick Turner, aka the experimental ambient musician Tyresta. I've had lots of musicians who are in Nick's orbit as guests, but he's the first one to really delve into the music-making process, so this could be a good intro to thinking about a genre that can get pretty heady. Find joy in the music and in this episode!Content warning: mom dying, burnout, insomnia, anxiety, modular synthesis, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Zen, making instrumental music ABOUT something, joy-curating practices, Suzanne Ciani & Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's album Sunergy.If you believe in This Is Your Afterlife and want fun bonus episodes, become a patron for $5 or $15/month at patreon.com/davemaher. Follow Nick on IG at @nick__turner.Listen to and buy the newest Tyresta album, Small Hours.Preorder the new Montgomery and Turner album, Sound Is (Our) Sustenance!And if you want to book therapy with Nick, check out his Psychology Today page.Donate to the Chicago Abortion Fund via my page to provide life-saving healthcare to folks who need abortions.Follow this show on IG: @thisisyourafterlife, and get more info at thisisyourafterlife.com. Have thoughts on the show? Email thisisyourafterlifepodcast@gmail.com.Follow me @thisisdavemaher on Instagram and Twitter.All music by This Is Your Afterlife house band Lake Mary.Check out my other podcast, Genre Reveal Party!, where I analyze TV and movies with my friend, writer and cultural critic Madeline Lane-McKinley.

Under en urskogspromenad i Tyresta nationalpark intervjuar Mats Ottoson kronprinsessan Victoria om vad naturen betyder för henne. Och Mikael Sörensson guidar till storbandbiet. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. – Det doftar barr och ljungen blommar. Här i skogen känner jag mig omsluten och dofterna och färgerna är på ett speciellt sätt. Det naturen ger mig - det vackra och det mystiska - det vill jag ge vidare till mina barn, säger kronprinsessan Victoria.Det är hon som är morgonens huvudgäst i Naturmorgon. Vi får höra en lång intervju om vad naturen betyder för henne, och om hennes oro för framtiden och för att vi har för lite natur i våra liv. Intervjun görs under en urskogspromenad med Naturmorgons Mats Ottosson i Tyresta nationalpark.Victoria bjuder på sina tips för att få ut sina egna barn i naturen, och vi får höra barndomsminnen som hur det var att tälta med pappa och om husdjuret hon alltid hade med sig – snigeln Johanna.Och så möter vi ett av Sverige största bin: storbandbiet. Det befarades vara utdött från Sverige, tills entomologen Mikael Sörensson en junidag 2015 hittade det stora biet med randig bakkropp i en lila väddklint i Hammars backar i sydöstra Skåne – ett stenkast från familjens sommarstuga. Eufori! är Mikaels ord om upptäckten.Vi närmar oss halloween, och pumpornas tid är här. Men vad är pumpa för växt egentligen? Gunvor Larsson på Bergianska trädgården berättar.Hur påverkas djur- och växtliv, i hav och på land, av det stora oljeutsläppet i Blekinge? Vi ringer upp marinbiolog Anothai Ekelund på Länsstyrelsen Blekinge.I veckans kråkvinkel gläds Jenny Berntson Djurvall åt att vår allra minsta fågel, kungsfågel, stannar kvar när andra drar.Programledare är Karin Gyllenklev.

CITR's 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something. This Friday night's broadcast features new Mount Shrine, Philip Jeck / Chris Watson, Phomopsis, Henrik Meierkord, zake + Tyresta, God Body Disconnect, plus more from Unexplained Sound Group's ‘Anthology of Electroacoustic Music From Finland‘.

Lyssna på ett mycket intressant föredrag av nationalparkschefen Jonas Ekstrand som berättar om Tyresta nationalpark som funnits i 30 år, dess framtid och utmaningar. Om branden 1999, besökarna, aktiviteterna, Naturummet, djurlivet och växligheten. Ett föredrag med ca 40 deltagare som arrangerades den 19 april av Tyresö Hembygdsförening. Producent: Ann Sandin-Lindgren

Today's guest deejay is Nick Turner, AKA Tyresta. We have Kévin Séry to thank for introducing me to Nick. After Kévin's mix for Soundwave I asked who he thought would share a mix on show he said I should contact Nick. I did what I aways do, which is dip into Bandcamp and Spotify to listen to get a feel for the artist's music. After an afternoon spend listening to his releases as Tyresta, I understood why Kévin thought Nick should I have guest deejay on the show. Good call, Kévin. Nick's mix has been my soundtrack for the events unfolding in Ukraine. Some of the songs Nick selected in his mix seem prescient and apocalyptic. But Nick's mix takes unexpected turns and is, thankfully, at times joyful and triumphant. At least that's what I got out of it. Nick is a social worker and experimental musician based in Chicago, Illinois. He releases music as Tyresta, Tyresta and Ruan, Montgomery and Turner (with Jayve Montgomery/Abstract Black), and Color of Time (with Kévin Séry/From Overseas). He also runs the digital-only, experimental music imprint Fallen Moon Recordings, which is a sub-label of Past Inside the Present. Nick has some words about his mix below. Join us next week when our guest deejay will be Joakim Alfvén. See you then. The music on this mix has inspired me greatly in recent years and features artists that hold identities that are typically under-valued in ambient, drone, and experimental music. Felicia Atkinson “Everything Evaporate” Kali Malone “Bondage To Formula” Christina Gionnone “Redemption” Tujiko Noriko ”10 Ride” Ulla Straus “Net” Miki Yui “Granit” Lea Bertucci“At Dawn” More Eaze & Claire Rousay “Post-op” Amirtha Kidambi & Matteo Liberatore “Repose” Meroitic “Brought Up By It” Patricia Wolf “Dawn Chorus Two” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundwavemix/message

Today's guest deejay is Damien Duque, AKA City of Dawn. I met Damien through Kévin Séry, AKA From Overseas, who was our guest deejay back in July. Kévin spun a gorgeous mix. Afterward, I asked Kévin who he thought would want to share a mix on Soundwave, and he highly recommended Damien. After dipping into Damien's catalog on Bandcamp, I understood why. Damien captures that dreamy, post-rock sound I love that creates ambient drone soundscapes. Wonderful stuff. Damien's mix for today's show is no less extraordinary. An interesting aspect about Soundwave is that you, dear reader, most likely listen to each show once. And that's perfectly all right. Podcasts are a disposable medium. You listen to one podcast and then move on to the next. I do the same thing. But I listen to each mix sent my way for Soundwave many times. They become the soundtrack to my life. Damien's mix has provided the score to the horror unfolding in Ukraine. I'm sure that's not how Damien wanted his mix to be distinguished, but there it is. As I've said many times, I launched Soundwave to cope with the stress and isolation of the pandemic. I never anticipated that it would help me deal with a possible third World War.' Wherever you are in the world listening to today's show, I hope it finds you well. I hope today's show provides solace or, at the very least, an hour's worth of distraction. I naively hope the conflict in Ukraine winds down without too much more suffering and death. And I hope that things do not spin out of control and drag the rest of the world into this geopolitical shitstorm. You can find Damien on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Join us next week when our guest deejay will be Tyresta. See you then. Amulets “Observer Effect” Joshua W Bruner “Somehow Sleeping” Steve Roach “Left Perfectly Alone” Christina Giannone “The Portal” dottie “Knell Valley” Polar Moon “We're not Alone” Hammock “We watched you Disappear” Illuminine “Inferences” Slow Meadow “Fake Magic is Real” Andrea Cortez “Evening Frogs” City Of Dawn “Quiet Years and Broken Shells” Willamette “New York Heat” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundwavemix/message

Den här veckan ägnar sig Lundströms Bokradio helt åt träden och litteraturen: hur skriver man bäst om skogen? Vi möter den tyske författaren Peter Wohlleben som var på Sverigebesök för några år sedan. Med hans två böcker "Trädens hemliga liv" och "Skogen: en bruksanvisning" går vi rätt in i skogen. Lever träden? Saknar de oss när vi inte är där? Och på vilket sätt liknar träden oss människor? Och så åker vi ut till Tyresta nationalpark söder om Stockholm tillsammans med författaren Sven Olov Karlsson. 2017 kom han ut med boken "Brandvakten" om branden i Västmanland 2014, och tillsammans går vi på jakt efter hur man bäst skriver om en skogen. Det här är ett program från våren 2018. Programledare: Marie Lundström Producent: Fredrik Wadström och Alba Mogensen  

Tyresta is the experimental music project of social worker and musician Nick Turner.  Nick is based in Chicago, Illinois and makes music utilizing various instruments including Buchla Music Easel, eurorack modular, mellotron, and guitar.  He also helps behind the scenes with the ambient, drone, and experimental music labels Past Inside the Present and sub-label Fallen Moon Recordings.    You can find his music on Bandcamp or through your streaming service of choice.   Piece description:  I wrote and recorded "Facing Ourselves" during the Coronavirus shelter-in-place order in April 2020.  Outside of my life in music, I am a mental health therapist so I have directly witnessed what happens when people (myself included) are forced to give up certain routines and distractions and face themselves.  The four parts of "Facing Ourselves" sort of represent the various emotional states that both I and the people I work with have gone through since the Coronavirus outbreak.  Though at times uneasy and tense, there have been moments of deep love and connection, which has been interesting to witness and experience.   Like many people, when working with the Easel, I can get lost in shaping sounds for hours on end.  With each of these pieces, I was working with both the Easel and various effects  (Strymon Timeline, Strymon BigSky, and Valhalla reverb) in order to land on sounds that adequately represented the emotions/feelings I wanted to evoke in the listener.  Effects, both in and outside of the box, help inform my approach to sound design and also assist in determining the direction I go in with certain patches on the Easel (timbres, waveshapes, tempo, envelope shapes, etc.).   Mastered by Nathan Moody at Obsidian Sound.

Thanks to the support of amazing Patrons, this practice features brand new music from Tyresta.

Új Bála, Seth Graham, unknown, Spaghetti Blacc, Malk, Darnell Little, Ditto, Kösmonaut, Sauceman, Sophiaaaahjkl8901, Sad Magic, Mitchell W. Feldstein, and Tyresta.

Új Bála, Seth Graham, unknown, Spaghetti Blacc, Malk, Darnell Little, Ditto, Kösmonaut, Sauceman, Sophiaaaahjkl8901, Sad Magic, Mitchell W. Feldstein, and Tyresta.

Új Bála, Seth Graham, unknown, Spaghetti Blacc, Malk, Darnell Little, Ditto, Kösmonaut, Sauceman, Sophiaaaahjkl8901, Sad Magic, Mitchell W. Feldstein, and Tyresta.

The 74th installment of the Norelco Mori podcast brings you new work from Tyresta, Sparkling WIde Pressure, M Crook & Oxherding and Law Of The Night.

Den här veckan ägnar sig Lundströms Bokradio helt åt träden och litteraturen: hur skriver man bäst om skogen? Vi möter den tyske författaren Peter Wohlleben som är på Sverigebesök. Med hans två böcker "Trädens hemliga liv" och "Skogen: en bruksanvisning" går vi rätt in i skogen. Lever träden? Saknar de oss när vi inte är där? Och på vilket sätt liknar träden oss människor? Och så åker vi ut till Tyresta nationalpark tillsammans med författaren Sven Olov Karlsson. Förra året kom han ut med boken "Brandvakten" om branden i Västmanland 2014, och tillsammans går vi på jakt efter hur man bäst skriver om en skogen. All musik som är med i programmet hittar du på vår egen spotify-lista. Klicka HÄR så kommer du till den. Den 26 maj drar bokcirkeln åter igång här i Lundströms Bokradio. Tillsammans med två gäster bokcirklar Marie kring Ingmar Bergmans bok "Laterna Magica." Till första träffen den 26/5 läser vi fram till sidan 84. Så köp eller låna boken redan nu, och häng med! Programledare: Marie Lundström Producent: Fredrik Wadström och Alba Mogensen  

I augusti i år brann 140 miljoner kvadratmeter skog i Västmanland. En stor tragedi för skogsägare och boende i området. Växter och djur påverkas också kraftigt av branden - men det finns en hel del arter som faktiskt drar nytta av den. Som svedjenävan, som kräver brand för att fröna ska gro. Naturmorgons fältreporter Joacim Lindwall finns på plats i brandområdet tillsammans med naturvårdschef Anna Fridén och biolog Mårten Berglind, båda från Länsstyrelsen Västmanland, samt Teckla Jackson, biolog och guide i Tyresta nationalpark. Hur ser det ut där i den förkolnade skogen, och hur ser det ut om 15 år? Och hur blir det - kommer området att skyddas för framtiden? Och så möter vi korparna - kloka som få. De tröstar, retar och förlåter varandra. Och så leker de - hela livet. Naturmorgons reporter Lena Näslund träffar biologen Mathias Osvath som i sin forskning söker svaret på hur korparna tänker. Programledare är Lasse Willén.