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On this hour of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg and Logan Gordon talk about how the Flames' options at 6th overall are starting to narrow as draft day gets closer! Pat and Logan take a deep dive into prospect Viggo Björck and talk about how he is starting to emerge as a favourite for the Flames considering the lack of depth the team has down the middle. (31:13) Pat is joined by NHL Network's Johnathan Davis to talk about the busy Pacific Division! Pat gets Johnathan's thoughts on the upcoming Western Conference Final, the NHL's punishment on Vegas, and the ongoing Bruce Cassidy situation. They also touch on Edmonton's search for a new head coach, the Canucks' new GM, and a recap of Anaheim's season! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. https://www.sportsnet.ca/960/flames-talk/Get full Flames games and great shows like Quick 60: The Stamps Show, Wranglers Watch and more ON DEMAND.

Episode 167 was heated one! Here is what was on tap: - Debate for the ages about Viggo Bjorck and how risky it is to draft top 5 because of his size - Berube Firing - Edmonton Oilers dysfunction and coaching mahem - Habs embarrassing game 6 loss and preview of game 7 - Repercussion of Wild losing to Avalanche - Avalanche vs Golden Knights preview - Marner Playoff Performance - Anaheim Ducks future outlook after elimination - Hurricanes 12 day rest - Battle Royale Playoff Pool Recap   #Bjorck #Stenberg #Crosby #TeamSweden #GoAvsGo #VegasBorn #MNWild #MinnesotaWild #QuinnHughes #Marner #GoHabsGo #Sabres #CarolinaHurricanes #NHLProspects #FlyTogether #Mckenna #NHLPlayoffs #LeafsNation #Berube #Chayka #LeafsForever #TorontoMapleLeafs Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Sveriges LIV-kedja (Lucas, Ivar och Viggo) har producerat hela 8 poäng i de två inledande matcherna. Sju av dem gjordes mot Danmark, men hur stora växlar drar vi av denna match? Panelen kommer fram till att det största problemet i den matchen var att få tag på Björcks puck från det historiska målet. Dock är det en junior som borde plockas ner från läktaren och snöra på sig skridskorna. Heino är tydlig med att Frondell borde spela istället för André Petersson. Problemet är att Tre Kronor tappar en plats att ta in en spelare från NHL. Programledare: Tobias Dahlberg I studion: Johanna Lagus & Christopher Heino-Lindberg

With both Viggo's angry army and Ice Lord Valtarr's deadly Ice Warriors inside the stronghold, Freja must prepare for a final confrontation against two warring adversaries. But the Doctor's grand plan to save Denmark has one fatal flaw: with the Time Lord missing, there's no hope. Trapped with no chance of escape, Freja, Gorm, Thyra and Princess Kasstar must face the determined aggression of the human rebellion and the wrath of the Serpent's Eye, an Ice Warrior hit squad. Is this the end for Freja's travels in time and space? Or could it even be the end of her life?

Karmanjakah is one of the most exciting bands in Metal right now. Their unique sound and their patience in songwriting I find very fascinating. Jonas and Viggo come so to discuss the writing process behind their phenomenal album "Diamond Morning". Subscribe for more podcasts and discussions around the world of Modern Metal.Chapters02:58 Emotional Activation Through Music06:04 The Art of Dynamics in Metal09:04 Album Artwork and Visual Identity12:00 The Role of Visuals in Music14:58 Language and Expression in Music20:02 Incorporating Hip-Hop into Metal26:55 Exploring New Musical Directions31:11 Embracing Individuality in Music35:28 Exploring Vocal Techniques and Musical Identity37:42 The Abstract Nature of Lyrics and Themes39:54 Influences and Inspirations Behind the Music45:42 Songwriting Techniques and Collaborative Creativity49:03 Aspirations for Growth and Touring51:24 Shoutouts and Musical Recommendations

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Valborg Reunion: A Night of Healing and New Beginnings Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2026-05-05-22-34-01-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Det var Valborg i Uppsala, och luften var fylld av förväntan.En: It was Valborg in Uppsala, and the air was filled with anticipation.Sv: Uppsala Universitets Botaniska Trädgård var vacker med vårens första blommor.En: Uppsala Universitet's Botaniska Trädgård was beautiful with the first flowers of spring.Sv: Färgglada tulpaner och ljuvliga syrener bredde ut sin doft över området.En: Colorful tulips and lovely lilacs spread their scent over the area.Sv: Lanternor hängde i träden och kastade ett varmt, mjukt sken när solen började gå ner.En: Lanterns hung in the trees, casting a warm, soft glow as the sun began to set.Sv: Elsa gick långsamt genom trädgården och njöt av atmosfären.En: Elsa walked slowly through the garden, enjoying the atmosphere.Sv: Hon var där för att träffa sina syskon, Viggo och Linnea.En: She was there to meet her siblings, Viggo and Linnea.Sv: Familjen hade haft sina spänningar, och det hade varit länge sedan de alla hade varit tillsammans.En: The family had their tensions, and it had been a long time since they had all been together.Sv: Linnea kom först.En: Linnea came first.Sv: Hon log stort när hon såg Elsa och kramade henne hårt.En: She smiled broadly when she saw Elsa and hugged her tightly.Sv: "Jag är så glad att vi är här," sa Linnea, med hopp i rösten.En: "I am so glad that we are here," said Linnea, with hope in her voice.Sv: Kort därefter kom Viggo, med händerna nedstuckna i fickorna och allvarsam blick.En: Shortly thereafter, Viggo arrived, with his hands stuck in his pockets and a serious look.Sv: Det var tydligt att han fortfarande var arg på Elsa.En: It was clear that he was still angry with Elsa.Sv: De hälsade artigt, men den glada stämningen var mer dämpad.En: They greeted each other politely, but the cheerful atmosphere was more subdued.Sv: De gick tillsammans genom den prunkande trädgården, pratar om allt möjligt, men undvek medvetet ämnet de alla tänkte på.En: They walked together through the lush garden, talking about all sorts of things, but consciously avoiding the topic they were all thinking about.Sv: Elsa kände att det var dags att bryta isen.En: Elsa felt it was time to break the ice.Sv: "Viggo, jag vet att vi har haft våra problem," började Elsa försiktigt.En: "Viggo, I know we've had our problems," Elsa began cautiously.Sv: "Men jag vill verkligen att vi ska närma oss varandra igen."En: "But I really want us to get closer again."Sv: Viggo stannade och såg henne rakt i ögonen.En: Viggo stopped and looked her straight in the eyes.Sv: "Du bestämde alltid, Elsa.En: "You always decided, Elsa.Sv: Jag kände mig aldrig lyssnad på," sade han med frustrerad röst.En: I never felt listened to," he said with a frustrated voice.Sv: Linnea klev emellan dem.En: Linnea stepped between them.Sv: "Vi är familj.En: "We are family.Sv: Vi måste kunna prata om allt."En: We need to be able to talk about everything."Sv: Viggo tog ett djupt andetag.En: Viggo took a deep breath.Sv: "Jag har burit på det länge.En: "I've carried it for a long time.Sv: Kanske är det dags att släppa det," sa han med en suck.En: Maybe it's time to let it go," he said with a sigh.Sv: De fortsatte att prata, denna gång fri från undvikanden.En: They continued to talk, this time free from avoidance.Sv: Viggo berättade om hur missförstånden hade påverkat honom.En: Viggo told how the misunderstandings had affected him.Sv: Elsa lyssnade och erkände sina fel.En: Elsa listened and admitted her mistakes.Sv: Linnea understödde samtalet med sina insiktsfulla tankar.En: Linnea supported the conversation with her insightful thoughts.Sv: När natten föll och lanternorna lyste starkare, kände de att något hade ändrats.En: As night fell and the lanterns shone brighter, they felt that something had changed.Sv: Det fanns en slags lättnad i luften.En: There was a kind of relief in the air.Sv: Syskonen hade öppnat sitt hjärta för varandra, och där fanns nu förståelse och vilja att gå vidare.En: The siblings had opened their hearts to each other, and there was now understanding and a willingness to move forward.Sv: "Jag trodde aldrig Valborg kunde kännas så speciell," sa Viggo med ett leende.En: "I never thought Valborg could feel so special," said Viggo with a smile.Sv: "Vi kan klara det här," sa Elsa.En: "We can get through this," said Elsa.Sv: "Tillsammans."En: "Together."Sv: Linnea tog deras händer.En: Linnea took their hands.Sv: "Familj är värt att kämpa för," sa hon med glädje.En: "Family is worth fighting for," she said with joy.Sv: De fortsatte genom den upplysta trädgården, med en nyfund känsla av enighet.En: They continued through the illuminated garden, with a newfound sense of unity.Sv: Kvällen hade fått ett annat sken, ett som lovade en bättre framtid.En: The evening had taken on a different glow, one that promised a better future.Sv: Tillsammans.En: Together. Vocabulary Words:anticipation: förväntanbotanical: botaniskaatmosphere: atmosfärentension: spänningarbroadly: stortthereafter: däreftersubdued: dämpadlush: prunkandeconsciously: medvetetcautiously: försiktigtglow: skenavoidance: undvikandeninsightful: insiktsfullaheart: hjärtaunity: enighetrelief: lättnadcarried: buritfrustrated: frustreradsigh: suckmisunderstanding: missförståndenadmitted: erkändesupport: understöddechanged: ändratsunderstanding: förståelsewillingness: viljaspecial: specielljoy: glädjepromised: lovadefound: nyfund

Live vanaf de carrièrebeurs gingen we in gesprek met Daan en Ronald van Viggo — een van de grote spelers achter de schermen op Schiphol.Wat doet Viggo nou precies?Van platform werkzaamheden tot passagiersafhandeling: in deze aflevering ontdek je hoe breed en dynamisch het werk eigenlijk is.We bespreken wat het werken bij Viggo zo leuk maakt, welke rollen er zijn en hoe de dagen van Daan en Ronald eruitzien. Ronald kun je daarnaast ook kennen van de serie Schiphol Airport, waarin het dagelijkse leven op de luchthaven centraal staat.

Viggo is determined to raise an army against Gorm the Old, to stop his country falling to the Ice Warriors, and with the Doctor's help, he stands a very good chance of taking control. The Doctor is still learning who he is, and his eyes are about to be opened to what this new incarnation can achieve. As Ice Lord Valtarr closes in on his quarry, Gorm and Lady Thyra face danger from every direction. But if Princess Kasstar's secret could lose her their greatest ally, the stronghold is sure to fall.

If there were a Webby Award for best adaptation of a lunch conversation into a podcast, Guys of a Certain Age would surely win.  Right?  The Guys will have to lobby for that one.   Meanwhile, in the studio, Robbie and Jay take an episode to talk about adaptations of books into streaming series and movies. The conversation begins with Murderbot (doesn't it always?), which Jay listened to as an audiobook.  (Listen to the end to hear Robbie's opinion on whether or not he can say he “read” the book.)  Another book, Project Hail Mary, is in theaters as this episode hits the podwaves, and is getting good reviews as an adaptation.  Jay gets through an epic fantasy book in audio form, but joins the crowd in panning the video version.  The big question regardless of success is, what should one do first?  Read the book or watch the show?  Jay and Robbie have answers.   And they have Geeks of the Week. Jay brings a lack-of-depth analysis on the two Supergirl trailers so far, and Robbie has news of Mr. Mortensen not being Viggo-rous enough to reprise one of his most famous roles.  There's no book (yet) for this podcast, and no video version, so be sure to listen!

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Say “bye bye Bob” to Season 14! Oh but wait, we have one last thing to talk about. Ok, several last things. So, join us for a review of the past six months and a preview of Season 15. Last Things – Shout-outs: All our guest co-hosts • Dr. Ulysses • Gabe-related Random Belligerence • South Jersey Highschool Tangent • Listener Stats: 57,000 downloads! • Several new countries • Virginia and Japan vaulting • Ed knows a minx in Minsk • Canada tariffed us • Season 14 Recap: 20 Podcasts • 38 New Whiskeys • Sue, behave! • Jeff visits the 70s talk show circuit • Are we famous enough to be canceled? • Nobody bought us a coffee • Ed channels Casey Kasem and Sally Field • It's a platonic whiskey relationship • Scott can't go to Ireland now • Her name is Dickensheets • Do you want my cinnamon ring? • Scott gets punished (and likes it) • U n i cum • Vampires never thrift their cloaks • Ours is very regional humor • YouTube blocked us • Ed invades Ft. Dix • Brian puts coal in our whiskey stockings • Sexmas Bonus! • Shavonne demotes Ed to working the phones • Eat your Spam and shut up • Stabbing Cats and Punching Scotts • Scott's uncle ruins his Angel's Envy • #thinpoint • Don't say “D” • Ed likes a gae-lic • “Sue”-icide • Viggo the Carpathian did NOT like the tournament results • Season 15 Preview: Lost Lantern Spring Collection 2026 • D&D Whiskeys • Kinsey Deep Dive • Bardstown BBC or Blue Run • Cocktails with Kayla • Plus Shorts, News, Videos, and more! Thanks to everyone who listened! Music Credits: Octoblues by Kevin MacLeod | Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4152-octoblues | License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license • Whiskey on the Mississippi by Kevin MacLeod | Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4624-whiskey-on-the-mississippi

Viggo seems like a lot. When we first uploaded this episode, the audio was a disaster (the levels were accidentally turned up WAY TOO LOUD). This is the fixed version.

Trapped in the dungeon, the Doctor's mind is whirring: how can he stop the Ice Warriors and their nefarious scheme? Teaming up with Viggo, a nobleman kicked out of Gorm's court for his suspicions, the Doctor must first escape from his cell if he wants to save the day. Assuming he can stay focused for long enough. Freja has been welcomed into Lady Thyra's retinue and is joining them on the day's hunt. But with Princess Kasstar tagging along, is the local wildlife their greatest threat? Or is the Princess hiding something dangerous? What hope is a bow and arrow against a sonic blaster?

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Springtime Reunion: A Family's Healing Journey in Gamla Stan Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2026-03-15-07-38-19-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Gamla Stan, Stockholm, var som en levande tavla i vårens tidiga ljus.En: Gamla Stan, Stockholm, was like a living painting in the early light of spring.Sv: De smala gatorna kantades av färgglada hus, och människor gick glatt förbi.En: The narrow streets were lined with colorful houses, and people passed by cheerfully.Sv: Blommor började blomma i fönsterlådorna, och en lätt bris bar med sig en känsla av något nytt.En: Flowers began to bloom in the windowsills, and a light breeze carried with it a sense of something new.Sv: Det var i detta livliga område som Elin förberedde en överraskning för sin syster.En: It was in this lively area that Elin prepared a surprise for her sister.Sv: Elin hade länge tänkt på det här ögonblicket.En: Elin had long thought about this moment.Sv: Hon visste att det var dags att försöka läka de gamla sår som hade delat syskonen.En: She knew it was time to try to heal the old wounds that had divided the siblings.Sv: Det var Frejas födelsedag, och Elin ville ge henne en oväntad present: deras bror Viggo.En: It was Freja's birthday, and Elin wanted to give her an unexpected gift: their brother Viggo.Sv: Viggo, som de inte hade sett på flera år, skulle återvända till deras liv – om han bara vågade.En: Viggo, whom they hadn't seen for several years, would return to their lives—if only he dared.Sv: För många år sedan hade en konflikt fått Viggo att dra sig undan.En: Many years ago, a conflict had caused Viggo to withdraw.Sv: Men Elin hade fått reda på hans adress av en gammal vän och bestämde sig för att skriva till honom.En: But Elin had found out his address from an old friend and decided to write to him.Sv: "Kom till Gamla Stan", skrev hon.En: "Come to Gamla Stan," she wrote.Sv: "Låt oss försöka igen."En: "Let's try again."Sv: Elin oroade sig för vad detta kunde innebära.En: Elin worried about what this could mean.Sv: Freja var obekymrad, ovetande, och glad över sin födelsedag.En: Freja was carefree, oblivious, and happy about her birthday.Sv: Men rädslan för vad Viggos återkomst kunde riva upp i deras familj fanns alltid närvarande hos Elin.En: But the fear of what Viggo's return could stir up in their family was always present for Elin.Sv: Trots det hoppades hon innerligt.En: Despite this, she hoped sincerely.Sv: Den stora dagen kom.En: The big day arrived.Sv: Gamla Stan var särskilt vacker denna dag.En: Gamla Stan was especially beautiful that day.Sv: Solen sken, och musik och skratt ekade genom gatorna när folk förberedde sig för Valborgsfirandet senare på kvällen.En: The sun shone, and music and laughter echoed through the streets as people prepared for the Valborg celebration later in the evening.Sv: Elin hade dekorerat sin lägenhet med vimplar och ballonger.En: Elin had decorated her apartment with pennants and balloons.Sv: Tiden var inne.En: The time had come.Sv: Gästerna hade börjat samlas, och Freja skrattade glatt, omgiven av sina vänner.En: The guests had begun to gather, and Freja laughed happily, surrounded by her friends.Sv: Det knackade på dörren, och Elins hjärta började slå snabbare.En: There was a knock at the door, and Elin's heart began to beat faster.Sv: Hon gick för att öppna, och där stod Viggo.En: She went to open it, and there stood Viggo.Sv: Han såg äldre ut, men blicken i hans ögon var densamma.En: He looked older, but the look in his eyes was the same.Sv: Elin tog ett djupt andetag och lät Viggo komma in.En: Elin took a deep breath and let Viggo come in.Sv: Freja vände sig om och stirrade först, som om hon inte trodde sina ögon.En: Freja turned around and stared at first, as if she couldn't believe her eyes.Sv: Men i nästa ögonblick kastade hon sig i broderns armar, och tårar började rinna nedför hennes kinder.En: But the next moment, she threw herself into her brother's arms, and tears began to stream down her cheeks.Sv: Syskonen stod där, förenade igen.En: The siblings stood there, united again.Sv: Elin såg när Viggo omslöt Freja i en varm kram.En: Elin watched as Viggo enveloped Freja in a warm hug.Sv: Alla de år av tystnad började smälta bort bland minnen och skratt.En: All those years of silence began to melt away among memories and laughter.Sv: "Förlåt", sa Viggo, och hans röst sprack av känslor.En: "Sorry," said Viggo, his voice breaking with emotion.Sv: De talade om gamla tider, småmöblerade lägenheter där de brukade leka, och om löften om att inte förlora varandra igen.En: They talked about old times, the small, furnished apartments where they used to play, and made promises not to lose each other again.Sv: Våren i Stockholm blev den fina bakgrunden till denna återförening.En: The spring in Stockholm became the perfect backdrop for this reunion.Sv: Kvällen övergick i firande av både Frejas födelsedag och ett nytt kapitel för dem alla.En: The evening transitioned into a celebration of both Freja's birthday and a new chapter for all of them.Sv: Elin upptäckte att modiga val, ens om de är svåra, kan resultera i något vackert och helande.En: Elin discovered that brave choices, even if difficult, can lead to something beautiful and healing.Sv: Viggo fann en väg tillbaka till familjen, befriade från gammalt groll.En: Viggo found a way back to the family, freed from old grudges.Sv: Stockholms ljus och ljuva vår blev en symbol för förnyelse och hopp den kvällen i Gamla Stan.En: Stockholm's light and sweet spring became a symbol of renewal and hope that evening in Gamla Stan.Sv: Det var en ny början för dem alla, och deras band blev starkare än någonsin.En: It was a new beginning for all of them, and their bond became stronger than ever. Vocabulary Words:painting: tavlanarrow: smalasills: fönsterlådornabreeze: brisunexpected: oväntadsiblings: syskonenwithdraw: undanconflict: konfliktdared: vågadeaddress: adressheal: läkacheerfully: glattlively: livligaoblivious: ovetandecarefree: obekymradstir: riva uppstream: rinnadecorated: dekoreratpennants: vimplartransitioned: övergickcelebration: firandegrudges: grollcare: bryknock: knackadeembrace: krampromise: löftenplay: lekareunion: återföreningrenewal: förnyelseoblivious: ovetande

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Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Healing the Heart Amidst Snow: A Journey of Sibling Bond Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2026-03-01-08-38-20-sv Story Transcript:Sv: I Abisko nationalpark, där snön låg djup och vit, började Linnea och Viggo sin vandring.En: In Abisko nationalpark, where the snow lay deep and white, Linnea and Viggo began their hike.Sv: De var omgivna av björkar och höga fjäll.En: They were surrounded by birches and high mountains.Sv: Luften var kall, men klar och vacker.En: The air was cold, but clear and beautiful.Sv: Det var en sen vinterdag.En: It was a late winter day.Sv: Syskonen var samlade för att minnas sin mamma, som älskade dessa stigar.En: The siblings had gathered to remember their mother, who loved these trails.Sv: Linnea gick tyst, djup i sina tankar.En: Linnea walked silently, deep in her thoughts.Sv: Viggo försökte hålla stämningen uppe, men hans syster svarade knappt.En: Viggo tried to keep the mood up, but his sister barely responded.Sv: "Kom igen, Linnea, mamma älskade den här platsen," sa Viggo med hopp.En: "Come on, Linnea, mom loved this place," said Viggo hopefully.Sv: Han sparkade i snön och såg upp mot bergen.En: He kicked at the snow and looked up at the mountains.Sv: "Minns du när hon berättade sagor här vid fikat?"En: "Do you remember when she told stories here during our 'fika'?"Sv: Linnea nickade, men orden kändes långt borta för henne.En: Linnea nodded, but the words felt distant to her.Sv: Hennes hjärta var fortfarande fullt av sorg.En: Her heart was still full of sorrow.Sv: Viggo önskade att hon skulle öppna upp.En: Viggo wished she would open up.Sv: Han visste att hon behövde det.En: He knew she needed it.Sv: När de gick vidare började leden bli brantare.En: As they continued, the trail became steeper.Sv: Snön gjorde det svårare, men Viggos energi var outtömlig.En: The snow made it harder, but Viggo's energy was inexhaustible.Sv: Han ville få Linnea att skratta, som de alltid gjorde när de var små.En: He wanted to make Linnea laugh, like they always did when they were little.Sv: När de nådde mammans favoritutsiktspunkt stannade de.En: When they reached their mom's favorite viewpoint, they stopped.Sv: Bergen var majestätiska i avståndet, och solen kastade gyllene ljus över landskapet.En: The mountains were majestic in the distance, and the sun cast golden light over the landscape.Sv: Viggo suckade och tänkte tillbaka på en särskild dag.En: Viggo sighed and thought back to a particular day.Sv: "Linnea," sa han mjukt, "minns du när mamma tapetserade våra rum själva?En: "Linnea," he said softly, "do you remember when mom wallpapered our rooms herself?Sv: Hon hade färg överallt och skrattade hela tiden."En: She had paint everywhere and laughed all the time."Sv: Linnea försökte hålla tillbaka tårarna, men minnet bröt igenom hennes mur.En: Linnea tried to hold back the tears, but the memory broke through her wall.Sv: "Ja," svarade hon tyst.En: "Yes," she answered quietly.Sv: "Hon sa att det viktigaste var att ha kul, inte hur det ser ut."En: "She said the most important thing was to have fun, not how it looks."Sv: För första gången på länge log hon.En: For the first time in a long time, she smiled.Sv: Det var i den stunden Linnea insåg att hon inte behövde bära sorgen ensam.En: It was in that moment that Linnea realized she didn't need to carry the sorrow alone.Sv: Tillsammans med Viggo planterade hon en liten gran i snön.En: Together with Viggo, she planted a small spruce in the snow.Sv: En symbol för deras mammas kärlek och hennes eviga närvaro.En: A symbol of their mother's love and her eternal presence.Sv: "För mamma," sa Viggo medan han täckte rötterna med snö.En: "For mom," said Viggo as he covered the roots with snow.Sv: Linnea andades djupt.En: Linnea took a deep breath.Sv: För första gången kände hon ett lugn.En: For the first time, she felt a sense of peace.Sv: Tillsammans stod de där, syskonen, och såg på trädet.En: Together they stood there, the siblings, and looked at the tree.Sv: Linnea insåg att Viggo förstod hennes smärta, och att de tillsammans kunde hålla minnet av sin mamma levande.En: Linnea realized that Viggo understood her pain, and that together they could keep their mother's memory alive.Sv: De började gå tillbaka, sida vid sida.En: They began to walk back, side by side.Sv: Landskapet förändrades inte, men i sina hjärtan hade något större förändrats.En: The landscape hadn't changed, but in their hearts something greater had changed.Sv: Linnea kände sig lättare, och ett band starkare än tidigare förenade henne med sin bror.En: Linnea felt lighter, and a bond stronger than before united her with her brother. Vocabulary Words:hike: vandringbirches: björkarsurrounded: omgivnasteeper: brantarespruce: granmajestic: majestätiskaviewpoint: utsiktspunktsigh: suckawallpapered: tapetseradeinexhaustible: outtömligbond: bandgathered: samladeeternal: evigasorrow: sorgtrails: stigarfika: fikatdistance: avståndetcast: kastadeparticular: särskildnodded: nickaderemember: minnasroots: rötterpresence: närvarosiblings: syskonenlaughed: skrattaderealized: insågthemes: temanclearly: tydligtlandscape: landskapmood: stämningen

Share a commentStart with a brilliant agnostic surgeon, add a wife just as skeptical, and place them in a world where science felt sufficient and Scripture seemed suspect. Then introduce a disciplined promise: they'll examine the claims of Christianity with the same rigor they bring to medicine. What follows is a step-by-step rethinking of everything they assumed about origins, meaning, and truth.We walk through the evidence that first unsettled, then persuaded them. Patterns in biology and the cosmos reframed chance as an insufficient author; Psalm 19 gave voice to the sense that creation speaks continually. Archaeology undercut classroom myths by unearthing Hittites, Edomites, and cities like Petra, aligning the biblical record with the spade. Prophecy drew a line from ancient texts to a crucified Messiah, while John's portrait of the Logos made revelation feel personal, not abstract. And at the center stood the critical hinge: the resurrection. If Jesus truly rose, his words move from inspiring to binding. The fear-to-courage arc of the disciples, sealed by suffering and death, became difficult to dismiss as fiction.But evidence alone didn't make the difference. The turning point was discovering that Christianity is not a merit system; it is grace received, not goodness achieved. Verses from Titus, Timothy, Acts, and Romans reshaped assumptions about salvation and opened a path from belief to belonging. That path led Viggo and Joan to a costly coherence: turning down prestigious offers and sailing to Bangladesh to build a hospital, plant churches, and serve patients from royal families to the poorest neighbors. Along the way, they met people asking the same questions that launched their search: Where did we come from? Can God be known? Is forgiveness real?Join us for a story that blends rigorous inquiry with lived conviction, weaving themes of intelligent design, biblical reliability, the resurrection, and grace. If you're weighing big claims or wondering whether truth is worth the risk, this conversation offers clarity and courage. If it moves you, subscribe, share the episode with a friend, and leave a review to help others find the show. What's the one question you want answered next?_____Stephen's latest book, Legacies of Light, Volume 2, is our gift for your special donation to our ministry. Follow this link for information or to donate:https://www.wisdomonline.org/mp/legaciesSupport the show

Share a commentStart with a brilliant agnostic surgeon, add a wife just as skeptical, and place them in a world where science felt sufficient and Scripture seemed suspect. Then introduce a disciplined promise: they'll examine the claims of Christianity with the same rigor they bring to medicine. What follows is a step-by-step rethinking of everything they assumed about origins, meaning, and truth.We walk through the evidence that first unsettled, then persuaded them. Patterns in biology and the cosmos reframed chance as an insufficient author; Psalm 19 gave voice to the sense that creation speaks continually. Archaeology undercut classroom myths by unearthing Hittites, Edomites, and cities like Petra, aligning the biblical record with the spade. Prophecy drew a line from ancient texts to a crucified Messiah, while John's portrait of the Logos made revelation feel personal, not abstract. And at the center stood the critical hinge: the resurrection. If Jesus truly rose, his words move from inspiring to binding. The fear-to-courage arc of the disciples, sealed by suffering and death, became difficult to dismiss as fiction.But evidence alone didn't make the difference. The turning point was discovering that Christianity is not a merit system; it is grace received, not goodness achieved. Verses from Titus, Timothy, Acts, and Romans reshaped assumptions about salvation and opened a path from belief to belonging. That path led Viggo and Joan to a costly coherence: turning down prestigious offers and sailing to Bangladesh to build a hospital, plant churches, and serve patients from royal families to the poorest neighbors. Along the way, they met people asking the same questions that launched their search: Where did we come from? Can God be known? Is forgiveness real?Join us for a story that blends rigorous inquiry with lived conviction, weaving themes of intelligent design, biblical reliability, the resurrection, and grace. If you're weighing big claims or wondering whether truth is worth the risk, this conversation offers clarity and courage. If it moves you, subscribe, share the episode with a friend, and leave a review to help others find the show. What's the one question you want answered next?_____Stephen's latest book, Legacies of Light, Volume 2, is our gift for your special donation to our ministry. Follow this link for information or to donate:https://www.wisdomonline.org/mp/legaciesSupport the show

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Fossils and Family: Unearthing Bonds at Møns Klint Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-02-23-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Mikkel var pakket ind i sin varme vinterjakke, mens han stod ved kanten af Møns Klint.En: Mikkel was wrapped up in his warm winter coat as he stood at the edge of Møns Klint.Da: Den skarpe vind gav hans kinder en rød glød, og det grå hav slog mod klipperne nedenfor.En: The sharp wind gave his cheeks a red glow, and the gray sea crashed against the cliffs below.Da: Birgitte og Viggo, hans forældre, tog billeder af det imponerende landskab.En: Birgitte and Viggo, his parents, took pictures of the impressive landscape.Da: Mikkel skottede til dem og mærkede længslen efter at dele noget særligt med dem.En: Mikkel glanced at them and felt the longing to share something special with them.Da: "Se, hvor smukt det er!"En: "Look how beautiful it is!"Da: sagde Birgitte, mens hun pegede kameraet mod horisonten.En: said Birgitte, pointing the camera towards the horizon.Da: "Ja, smukt," svarede Viggo, med hænderne dybt begravet i lommerne.En: "Yes, beautiful," replied Viggo, with his hands deeply buried in his pockets.Da: Men Mikkel havde et andet blik.En: But Mikkel had a different perspective.Da: Han så efter fossiler.En: He was looking for fossils.Da: Der var noget i de hvide skrænter, der kaldte på ham.En: There was something in the white cliffs that called to him.Da: Han havde læst om ammonitter, der gemte sig mellem lagene af kridt.En: He had read about ammonites hidden among the layers of chalk.Da: "Jeg vil gå lidt længere ned," sagde han og pegede mod en sti, der snog sig ned ad bakken.En: "I want to go a bit further down," he said, pointing to a path that wound down the hill.Da: "Pas nu på, det er glat," advarede Birgitte, lidt bekymret.En: "Be careful, it's slippery," warned Birgitte, a little concerned.Da: "Jeg skal nok," svarede Mikkel og begyndte sin forsigtige nedstigning.En: "I will," replied Mikkel and began his cautious descent.Da: Mikkel gik langsomt.En: Mikkel walked slowly.Da: Underlaget var glat, og han måtte holde fast i de bare grene for at holde balancen.En: The ground was slippery, and he had to hold on to the bare branches to keep his balance.Da: Han kunne høre sine forældre snakke bag sig.En: He could hear his parents talking behind him.Da: Langt om længe stødte han på noget.En: At long last, he stumbled upon something.Da: En glimt af noget, der skinnede blandt kridtet.En: A glint of something that shone among the chalk.Da: Han bøjede sig ned og skrabede forsigtigt.En: He bent down and carefully scraped at it.Da: En ammonit!En: An ammonite!Da: "Hvor er du dog fin," hviskede han, øjnene strålende af opdagelsen.En: "How beautiful you are," he whispered, his eyes shining from the discovery.Da: Men da han ville rejse sig, opdagede han, at stien var blevet endnu mere glat.En: But when he tried to get up, he realized the path had become even more slippery.Da: Han tog en dyb indånding.En: He took a deep breath.Da: Han prøvede at tage et skridt tilbage, men gled lidt.En: He tried to take a step back but slipped a little.Da: Fra toppen hørte han pludselig sin mors stemme.En: From the top, he suddenly heard his mother's voice.Da: "Mikkel, er du okay?"En: "Mikkel, are you okay?"Da: "Jeg har fundet en ammonit!"En: "I found an ammonite!"Da: råbte han tilbage.En: he shouted back.Da: "Men det er glat!"En: "But it's slippery!"Da: Viggo og Birgitte skyndte sig hen til kanten.En: Viggo and Birgitte hurried to the edge.Da: De så deres søn stå dernede, lidt usikker på benene, men tydeligt begejstret.En: They saw their son standing down there, a bit unsure on his feet but clearly excited.Da: Med forsigtige skridt kom de ned til ham.En: With careful steps, they made their way down to him.Da: "Wow, den er smuk!"En: "Wow, it's beautiful!"Da: sagde Birgitte, da hun fik øje på fossilen i hans hånd.En: said Birgitte when she spotted the fossil in his hand.Da: "Vi må hellere hjælpe dig op igen," sagde Viggo og rakte hånden ud.En: "We better help you back up," said Viggo, extending his hand.Da: Med fælles kræfter kom de alle op af den glatte stigning.En: With combined efforts, they all made it up the slippery climb.Da: Mikkel stod tilbage med fossilen i hånden, og den varme følelse af at have delt noget vigtigt med sin familie.En: Mikkel stood there with the fossil in his hand, and the warm feeling of having shared something important with his family.Da: På vejen hjem talte de om geologi og fossiler.En: On the way home, they talked about geology and fossils.Da: Mikkel forklarede ivrigt, hvad han vidste.En: Mikkel eagerly explained what he knew.Da: Pludselig var det som om, de alle så på klipperne med nye øjne.En: Suddenly, it was as if they all looked at the cliffs with new eyes.Da: Den dag på Møns Klint blev en dag, hvor Mikkel opdagede, at hans interesse kunne bringe familien tættere sammen.En: That day at Møns Klint became a day where Mikkel discovered that his interest could bring the family closer together.Da: Og mens de gik tilbage mod bilen, kunne han svagt høre havets brusen som en venlig påmindelse om dagens succes.En: And as they walked back to the car, he could faintly hear the sea's roar as a friendly reminder of the day's success. Vocabulary Words:wrapped: pakketglow: glødcliffs: klippernelandscape: landskabglanced: skottedelonging: længslenperspective: blikfossils: fossilerwound: snogslippery: glatconcerned: bekymretdescent: nedstigningbare: barebalance: balancenstumbled: stødteglint: glimtscraped: skrabedebent: bøjedeshining: strålendediscovery: opdagelsenbreathed: indåndingslipped: gledhurried: skyndtespotted: øjefossil: fossilencombined: fællesclimb: stigningeagerly: ivrigtinterest: interessesuccess: succes

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: From Code to Collapse: Elsa's Wake-Up Call in High-Tech City Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2026-02-20-08-38-20-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Det var en kall vinterkväll i Stockholm.En: It was a cold winter evening in Stockholm.Sv: Snön föll mjukt utanför de höga glasfönstren i High-Tech City.En: The snow fell softly outside the tall glass windows in High-Tech City.Sv: Inne i kontorsbyggnaden hördes ljudet av tangentbord som knäpptes och de låga rösterna av kollegor som arbetade sent.En: Inside the office building, the sound of keyboards clicking and the low voices of colleagues working late were heard.Sv: Det var en plats där nya idéer föddes varje dag, och Elsa var en del av detta kreativa flöde.En: It was a place where new ideas were born every day, and Elsa was part of this creative flow.Sv: Elsa var en talangfull programmerare.En: Elsa was a talented programmer.Sv: Hon hade arbetat dag och natt för att skapa ett revolutionerande program.En: She had worked day and night to create a revolutionary program.Sv: Programmet skulle förändra hur användare interagerade med teknik.En: The program would change how users interacted with technology.Sv: Med den kommande teknikmässan kände hon pressen.En: With the upcoming tech fair, she felt the pressure.Sv: Hon ville imponera på sina chefer och vara färdig innan dess.En: She wanted to impress her bosses and be ready before then.Sv: Men Elsa hade börjat glömma något viktigt – sin hälsa.En: But Elsa had begun to forget something important—her health.Sv: Hon satt vid sitt skrivbord medan dag blev till natt utan att märka tiden.En: She sat at her desk as day turned into night without noticing the time.Sv: Hon åt sällan under dagen och kände sig ofta yr.En: She rarely ate during the day and often felt dizzy.Sv: Det var ett problem hon ignorerade.En: It was a problem she ignored.Sv: "Elsa", sa Viggo, en av hennes kollegor, och knackade lätt på hennes dörr.En: "Elsa," said Viggo, one of her colleagues, knocking lightly on her door.Sv: "Du ser blek ut.En: "You look pale.Sv: Du behöver verkligen ta en paus."En: You really need to take a break."Sv: "Jag måste bli klar, Viggo," svarade Elsa utan att lyfta blicken från skärmen.En: "I have to finish, Viggo," replied Elsa without lifting her eyes from the screen.Sv: "Det finns ingen tid kvar."En: "There's no time left."Sv: Viggo suckade, men han visste att argumentera med Elsa skulle inte hjälpa.En: Viggo sighed, but he knew that arguing with Elsa wouldn't help.Sv: Han bestämde sig för att stanna kvar lite längre, bara för att se till att hon var okej.En: He decided to stay a little longer just to make sure she was okay.Sv: Elsa fortsatte att arbeta.En: Elsa continued to work.Sv: Huvudet dunkade lätt, och hon började känna sig alltmer yr.En: Her head throbbed slightly, and she began to feel increasingly dizzy.Sv: Ändå fortsatte hennes fingrar att röra sig över tangentbordet.En: Yet her fingers kept moving across the keyboard.Sv: Plötsligt blev skärmen suddig.En: Suddenly, the screen became blurry.Sv: Innan hon förstod vad som hände, svartnade allt.En: Before she understood what was happening, everything went black.Sv: När Elsa föll av stolen, hörde Viggo fallet.En: When Elsa fell off her chair, Viggo heard the fall.Sv: Han rusade in och fann Elsa medvetslös på golvet.En: He rushed in and found Elsa unconscious on the floor.Sv: Hennes ansikte var blekt, och han insåg att hon behövde hjälp omedelbart.En: Her face was pale, and he realized she needed help immediately.Sv: Han hittade först hjälp i ett paket med juice som Elsa hade i sin väska.En: He first found help in a juice pack that Elsa had in her bag.Sv: Efter bara några minuter började Elsa återfå medvetandet.En: After just a few minutes, Elsa began to regain consciousness.Sv: "Vad hände?"En: "What happened?"Sv: viskade hon, förvirrad.En: she whispered, confused.Sv: "Du kollapsade, Elsa," sa Viggo medan han hjälpte henne upp till stolen.En: "You collapsed, Elsa," said Viggo as he helped her back to the chair.Sv: "Du kan inte fortsätta så här.En: "You can't continue like this.Sv: Din hälsa är viktigare än jobbet."En: Your health is more important than work."Sv: Elsa nickade svagt.En: Elsa nodded weakly.Sv: "Jag förstår det," sa hon lågmält.En: "I understand that," she said softly.Sv: "Tack, Viggo."En: "Thank you, Viggo."Sv: Den natten blev en vändpunkt för Elsa.En: That night became a turning point for Elsa.Sv: Hon insåg att hon måste balansera sitt arbete med sin hälsa.En: She realized she had to balance her work with her health.Sv: Hon ringde också sin syster Lina, som hade påmint henne om att ta hand om sig själv, och lovade henne att bättre ta hand om sitt välmående.En: She also called her sister Lina, who had reminded her to take care of herself, and promised her to better look after her well-being.Sv: Med hjälp av Viggo började Elsa planera sina arbetsuppgifter med mer omtanke.En: With Viggo's help, Elsa began planning her tasks with more care.Sv: Hon lärde sig att planera för raster och hälsosamma måltider.En: She learned to schedule breaks and healthy meals.Sv: Till slut lyckades hon slutföra sitt projekt och presentera det på teknikmässan, men denna gång med en sund balans mellan arbete och hälsa.En: In the end, she managed to complete her project and present it at the tech fair, but this time with a healthy balance between work and health.Sv: Stockholm var fortfarande inbäddat i vintersnö, men för Elsa kändes det som en ny början.En: Stockholm was still wrapped in winter snow, but for Elsa, it felt like a new beginning.Sv: Hon förstod nu att för att lyckas var det viktigt att inte bara imponera på andra, utan också att vara snäll mot sig själv.En: She now understood that to succeed, it was important not only to impress others but also to be kind to oneself. Vocabulary Words:cold: kallsnow: snönwindows: glasfönstrenoffice: kontorsbyggnadenkeyboards: tangentbordcolleagues: kollegorideas: idéercreative: kreativatalented: talangfullprogrammer: programmerarerevolutionary: revolutionerandeinteracted: interageradetechnology: teknikpressure: pressenimpress: imponerahealth: hälsadesk: skrivborddizzy: yrarguing: argumenterathrobbed: dunkadeblurry: suddigunconscious: medvetslöscollapsing: kollapsadejuice pack: paket med juiceregain consciousness: återfå medvetandetconfused: förvirradcollapse: kollapsadebalance: balanserawell-being: välmåendeturning point: vändpunkt

Frigear er FDMs podcast om biler og livet som bilist. Vært: Karsten Meyland Lemche, testkører og journalist, FDM Medvært: Dennis Lange, chefkonsulent i Politik og Analyse og Yasser Abaiji, teknisk konsulent i FDMs rådgivning --- Vil du være medlem af FDM, så kan du finde vores aktuelle tilbud her: https://fdm.dk/bliv-medlem --- 00:35 Nyhed: Offerfonden skal nu have 1.000 kr. i stedet for 500 kr. for nogle trafikforseelser. 04:45 Nyhed: Fejl og tilbagemeldinger: Bolte i Peugeot- og Opel-modeller. 08:15 Nyhed: Nyt privatleasingtilbud er særligt interessant for pendlere og firmabilister. 12:00 Nyhed: Turist bruger Storebæltsbroen som cykelsti og går sig en tur. 15:55 Nyhed: Tre korte og hurtige nyheder – eller måske fire. 21:05 Nyhed: Seneste opdatering på priser på nye biler: Kia med kampagne på Niro EV. 24:00 Ugens bil: Hør testen af Kia PV5. 44:05 Lytterspørgsmål: Nicklas overvejer at skifte sin godt 10 år gamle VW Up ud med en lille elbil. Frigear giver et bud på en løsning. Viggo har også skrevet ind. Han spørger om FDM kører en hetz mod Tesla, og om vi er i lommen på de tyske bilproducenter og hvorfor vi ikke har skrevet så meget om Mercedes' tilbagekaldelser. Har du et lytterspørgsmål, et hot take eller en kommentar, er du velkommen til at skrive til os på podcast@fdm.dk Links til artiklerne vi taler om i denne uges podcast: --- https://fdm.dk/nyheder/nyt-om-trafik-og-biler/nu-skal-du-betale-1000-kr-til-offerfonden-oveni-din-boede --- https://fdm.dk/nyheder/nyt-om-trafik-og-biler/fdm-oversigt-tilbagekaldelser-serviceaktioner-og-fejl-paa-biler --- https://fdm.dk/nyheder/nyt-om-trafik-og-biler/privatleasing-af-elbil-tilbud-til-pendlere-og-bilister-med-firmabil --- https://fdm.dk/nyheder/nyt-om-trafik-og-biler/turist-paa-afveje-noedsporet-paa-storebaeltsbroen-er-ikke-en-cykelsti --- https://fdm.dk/nyheder/nyt-om-trafik-og-biler/update-korte-og-hurtige-nyheder-om-biler-og-trafik-i-2026 --- https://fdm.dk/nyheder/nyt-om-trafik-og-biler/kaempe-2026-oversigt-se-alle-leasingtilbud-rabatter-og-kampagner-paa-nye-biler --- https://fdm.dk/tests/biltest/kia-pv5-kan-rummonsteret-slaa-charmetrolden

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De Brabantse grondafhandelaar Viggo komt in Amerikaanse handen. Goed voor de positie in de race om een plek op Schiphol, maar vakbond FNV is alert. Verder krijgt Schiphol er drie airlines bij (en raakt er eentje kwijt) en wordt het druk in Italië tijdens de Olympische Spelen. Podcast-presentatoren Klaas-Jan van Woerkom en Maarten Veeger bespreken daarnaast de situatie in India, waar Embraer, ATR én de Russen grote plannen hebben, en blikken vooruit naar het komende Luchtvaartnieuws Magazine, dat grotendeels in het teken staat van de Concorde.

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Sir Ian McKellen and Elijah Wood return for The Hunt for Gollum but no Viggo! All the latest on the upcoming film along with news of 25th anniversary of Lord of the Rings, Lego announcements, The Rings of Power and much more!We are on PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/themellonheadsYou can find us at: ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/themellonheads⁠⁠If you enjoy our content and would like to support us, you can do so at this link: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/themellonheads#thehuntforgollum #lotr #lordoftherings

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Episode 357! Schiphol Sh*thole. Het lukte de luchthaven en KLM niet om de sneeuw-problemen op te lossen. Chaos, stress, vluchten gecanceld, boze passagiers, deicing vloeistop was op, slechte communicatie, imago-schade, vlek op vlek en wrijven maar. Philip Dröge en Menno Swart zagen hoe Schiphol klaagde over filmpjes op social van Viggo-medewerkers, die sneeuwballen gingen gooien en sneeuwpoppen maken. Jubeljaar voor F-35. Premier Schoof huurt een bekende Nederlandse privéjet, die te koop staat. De tactical call signs van Nederlandse F-35 piloten. Transavia zegt doei-doei. Lufthansa-bazen voorspellen dat ze dit jaar weer boven Rusland mogen vliegen. Een Winter-mix van DJ Turbulence. En nog veel meer. (00:00) Schiphol Sh*thole Snowman Remix - DJ Turbulence featuring nep-purser Thijs (01:01) The horror: Chaos op Schiphol en bij KLM (10:14) Leader (11:09) Topjaar voor F-35 (13:03) Tactical call signs van NL F-35 piloten (17:08) Drama: weinig beenruimte bij WestJet (20:55) Doei Doei Dagen bij Transavia (22:29) Alaska Airlines niet meer Boeing only (23:36) Boze piloot wil miljoenen van Boeing (25:07) TMHC steunt Taiwan (25:52) Lufthansa: binnenkort weer boven Rusland (27:10) Passagier schrikt van Swiss-wereldkaart (28:09) Alles bezet: Schoof huurt private jet (29:31) Afsluit. Muziek: It's a Shame - Monie Love. TMHC - opgenomen in Studio Rietlandpark in Amsterdam - wordt geproduceerd door Creative Sandbox van Menno Swart. DOEI DOEI!

Send us a textIn deze aflevering van Soul Session gaat psycholoog Huibrecht Boluijt in gesprek met cabaretier en acteur Viggo Waas.Viggo laat in dit gesprek zijn veelzijdigheid zien: de vrolijke en vriendelijke optimist, de criticus en beschouwer, maar ook de serieuze man die de dood in de ogen keek. In 2021 kreeg hij een herseninfarct. De lange en intensieve weg naar herstel beschreef hij later in een indrukwekkend en confronterend boek.Zijn principes, waaronder zijn vertrouwen in mensen en een tikkeltje eigenwijsheid, en karaktertrekken als discipline, positiviteit en nuchterheid hebben hem geholpen tijdens dit proces.Ook in dit gesprek praat hij niet met meel; hij neemt geen blad voor de mond, laat geen ruis meer toe en richt zich op zijn kleine kring van dierbaren en op wat werkelijk van belang is in het leven.Een aantal keer wordt er een parallel getrokken met voetbal, en in het bijzonder met Ajax, de club waar hij als talent strandde bij de beloften.Het is een boeiend gesprek over zijn gezin van herkomst, de rol van de oorlog binnen dat gezin en hoe dit uiteindelijk zijn persoonlijkheid mede heeft gevormd. Ook komen thema's als verbinding, vriendschap, de dood, ego's en scherpe ellebogen binnen organisaties aan bod.Over het vieren van de liefde doet hij een zelfkritische ontboezeming. Hij erkent meer valkuilen, zoals altijd maar doorgaan en ondanks ervaren stress te weinig rust te nemen.In dit openhartige gesprek -met een lach- ook over zijn ‘sexueel misbruik', stelt hij vast nu minder snel te oordelen, zachter te zijn geworden en veel meer te relativeren. Ook goede adviezen voor deze turbulente tijden.Support the showWaardeer je deze video('s)? Like deze video, abonneer je op ons kanaal en steun de onafhankelijke journalistiek van blckbx met een donatieWil je op de hoogte blijven?Telegram - https://t.me/blckbxtvTwitter - / blckbxnews Facebook - / blckbx.tv Instagram - ...

This Week for your Daily Ratings Movie News: We discuss the events this weekend and remember actor and director Rob Reiner. Also Disney is fast tracking a live action remake, along with Paramount relaunching Paranormal Activity. And our boy Aragorn in The Hunt for Gollum is going with a younger actor over Viggo Mortensen.   - Check out all our Movie Scores on the site! - Support the Daily Ratings and become a Producer now! - Here are all the new movies out now! - Shop our store for all the Daily Ratings gear!

Tension at 20,000 leagues This week Dom, ILL, and Q dive into Crimson Tide (1995) — the high-stakes submarine thriller directed by Tony Scott and powered by powerhouse performances from Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman.With Russia in political chaos and ultranationalists threatening a nuclear launch, the USS Alabama becomes the center of a deadly standoff. But who do you trust when the fate of the world sits between two men who refuse to back down?We break down the acting, the intensity, the real-world parallels, and of course, the most heated submarine argument in movie history. Expect laughs, debates, and plenty of Say Whats Reel chaos.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Unearthing Roots: Viggo's Viking Voyage at the Museum Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-11-22-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Viggo gik ind i Naturhistorisk Museum i København, pakket i sin varme efterårsjakke.En: Viggo walked into the Naturhistorisk Museum in København, wrapped in his warm autumn jacket.Da: Bladene udenfor dansede i vinden, farvet gyldne og dybrøde.En: The leaves outside danced in the wind, colored golden and deep red.Da: Museet summede af liv, og Viggo trak vejret dybt.En: The museum buzzed with life, and Viggo took a deep breath.Da: Han elskede museer, men i dag følte han sig lidt nervøs.En: He loved museums, but today he felt a bit nervous.Da: Da han gik hen mod Vikingeudstillingen, kunne han ikke lade være med at spekulere på, hvorfor han altid følte sig adskilt fra sin kultur.En: As he walked towards the Viking exhibition, he couldn't help but wonder why he always felt disconnected from his culture.Da: Inde i udstillingen var lyset dæmpet, og luften lugtede svagt af polerede træudstillinger.En: Inside the exhibition, the lighting was dim, and the air faintly smelled of polished wood displays.Da: Vægge prydede med scener af vikinger, der sejlede på skummende have, mødte ham.En: Walls adorned with scenes of Vikings sailing on foaming seas met him.Da: Han så på de gamle redskaber og våben, følte en svag længsel efter noget mere.En: He looked at the ancient tools and weapons, feeling a faint longing for something more.Da: For Viggo var historie fascinerende, men også lidt mere virkeligt end de udstillede genstande.En: For Viggo, history was fascinating, but also a bit more real than the displayed objects.Da: De virkede næsten for perfekte, for polerede.En: They seemed almost too perfect, too polished.Da: Astrid, kuratoren for udstillingen, stod og forklarede en gruppe besøgende om vikingsøgne.En: Astrid, the curator of the exhibition, stood explaining to a group of visitors about Viking artifacts.Da: Hun så Viggos usikre blik og vinkede ham over.En: She saw Viggo's uncertain look and waved him over.Da: "Hej, Viggo.En: "Hi, Viggo.Da: Vil du være med til vores workshop?"En: Would you like to join our workshop?"Da: spurgte hun med et venligt smil.En: she asked with a friendly smile.Da: Viggo tøvede og nikkede så.En: Viggo hesitated and then nodded.Da: Måske kunne det hjælpe ham med at komme tættere på fortiden.En: Maybe it could help him get closer to the past.Da: De gik hen til et bord, hvor man kunne røre ved replikaer af gamle artefakter.En: They went to a table where you could touch replicas of ancient artifacts.Da: Viggo løftede forsigtigt et sværd.En: Viggo carefully lifted a sword.Da: Det føltes anderledes i hans hænder, som om det havde sin egen historie at fortælle.En: It felt different in his hands, as if it had its own story to tell.Da: "Forestil dig," sagde Astrid, "det her kunne have tilhørt en kriger for tusind år siden."En: "Imagine," said Astrid, "this could have belonged to a warrior a thousand years ago."Da: Viggo lukkede øjnene, og pludselig var han ikke længere på museet.En: Viggo closed his eyes, and suddenly he was no longer in the museum.Da: Han befandt sig på et gammelt skib, omgivet af havets brusen og mænd, der talte det gamle norrøne sprog.En: He found himself on an old ship, surrounded by the roar of the sea and men speaking the old Norse language.Da: Han kunne næsten mærke vindens bid i sit ansigt.En: He could almost feel the bite of the wind on his face.Da: Det gik op for ham, at han ikke bare så på fortiden; han levede den.En: He realized that he wasn't just looking at the past; he was living it.Da: Han åbnede øjnene, og museet kom tilbage til sig selv.En: He opened his eyes, and the museum returned to itself.Da: Men denne gang følte han sig anderledes, næsten opløftet.En: But this time, he felt different, almost uplifted.Da: Han så på Astrid, som nikkede, som om hun vidste præcis, hvad han tænkte.En: He looked at Astrid, who nodded, as if she knew exactly what he was thinking.Da: Senere den dag, da han og hans ven Mikkel gik udenfor, følte Viggo sig lettet.En: Later that day, as he and his friend Mikkel walked outside, Viggo felt relieved.Da: Han havde fundet noget, han havde savnet.En: He had found something he had been missing.Da: Mikkel talte om Thanksgiving, som hans amerikanske slægtninge fejrede, men Viggos tanker fløj til hans egen families historie.En: Mikkel talked about Thanksgiving, which his American relatives celebrated, but Viggo's thoughts flew to his own family's history.Da: Viggo forlod museet med en ny følelse af stolthed.En: Viggo left the museum with a new sense of pride.Da: Han vidste, at hans danske rødder var en del af ham, og nu var han klar til at udforske dem yderligere.En: He knew his Danish roots were a part of him, and now he was ready to explore them further.Da: Efteråret var kuldslået, men i hans hjerte var der en ny varme.En: Autumn was chilly, but in his heart there was a new warmth. Vocabulary Words:wrapped: pakketbuzzed: summededim: dæmpetfaint: svagadorned: prydedepolished: poleredereplicas: replikaerroar: brusenuplifted: opløftetcurator: kuratorenfoaming: skummendeexhibition: udstillinglonging: længselrelieved: lettetartifact: artefakternervous: nervøswarrior: krigerchilly: kuldslåetdisconnected: adskiltsword: sværdscenes: scenerautumn: efteråruncommon: sjældentimagine: forestil digpride: stolthedrelatives: slægtningebite: bidexplore: udforskegolden: gyldneNorse: norrøne

Detta avsnitt är i samarbete med Bammies – växtbaserade, plastfria bambublöjor som är snälla mot både barnets hud och planeten. Gå in på https://www.thebammies.com/ och använd koden vattnetgår för 15% rabatt på ett köp!I veckans avsnitt av Barnet Går möter vi entreprenören och tvåbarnsmamman Filippa Lagerstedt, grundare av det hållbara blöjvarumärket Bammies, som hon faktiskt kom på idén till när hennes förstfödde son, Viggo, fick blöjeksem.Viggo är idag 4 år och har fått sällskap av lillebrorsan Sverre, 2 år. Hur var det att få barn så tätt? Vad är det jobbigaste med att vara mamma? Och vilka tips har Filippa att ge till andra mammor?Följ oss gärna på Instagram @vattnetgarFilippa Lagerstedt, Barnet går, Bammies, vattnet går, podcast, mamma liv, småbarn, föräldraskap, blöjeksem, bambu blöjor, hållbart föräldraskap, växtbaserade blöjor, miljövänliga blöjor, tvåbarnsmamma, bebis hud, naturliga blöjor, mamma tips, småbarnsliv, förlossningspodd, hållbart livSupport till showen http://supporter.acast.com/vattnetgar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Viggo Noreng er sjef i Renault Trucks Norge og har vært på besøk i studio. Hør historien til Viggo - og så er det kanskje litt å lære om franske biler også.Se filmer og hør podcast på vår webside : www.livetpaveien.noFølg oss på FacebookLivet på veien er laget av Go to eleven AS på oppdrag fra Volvo Trucks Norge

Happy Monday! We react to the Buckeyes dominant win over the Badgers, we recap the rest of the college football weekend, Man is excited for a game 7 tonight, the Queen says Happy Birthday to Viggo, the Browns beat up the Dolphins, we recap the rest of the NFL weekend, we give you a Foodgasm & we chat MLB with Jayson's Beef.

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Mystical Lights: Unveiling Secrets of Ales Stenar's Glow Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-09-22-22-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Hösten hade svept in över Skåne.En: The autumn had swept over Skåne.Sv: Löv i guld och rött krispade under fötterna när Elina och Viggo gick uppför den lilla kullen mot Ales Stenar.En: Leaves of gold and red crunched underfoot as Elina and Viggo walked up the small hill towards Ales Stenar.Sv: Vinden från Östersjön var kall och fräsch.En: The wind from the Östersjön was cold and fresh.Sv: Elina kände sig hemma bland dessa mäktiga stenblock.En: Elina felt at home among these mighty stone blocks.Sv: De hade stått här i tusentals år, tittat ut över havet och bevakat hemligheter ingen riktigt förstod.En: They had stood here for thousands of years, overlooking the sea and guarding secrets that no one really understood.Sv: "Tror du verkligen på detta?"En: "Do you really believe in this?"Sv: frågade Viggo medan han balanserade sin anteckningsbok mot spolande vinden.En: Viggo asked as he balanced his notebook against the whipping wind.Sv: Han var här för ett uppdrag från sin tidning i Stockholm.En: He was here for an assignment from his newspaper in Stockholm.Sv: Hans intention var att avslöja myten om ljusen, något han ansåg var resultatet av folks godtrohet.En: His intention was to debunk the myth of the lights, something he considered the result of people's gullibility.Sv: Elina log lite hemlighetsfullt.En: Elina smiled a little mysteriously.Sv: "Du måste se det för att förstå," svarade hon.En: "You have to see it to understand," she replied.Sv: "Det är inte alltid allt kan förklaras."En: "Not everything can always be explained."Sv: Viggo skakade på huvudet men följde henne ändå.En: Viggo shook his head but followed her nonetheless.Sv: De närmade sig den ring av stenar som bildar skeppet.En: They approached the circle of stones forming the ship.Sv: Solen gick ner vid horisonten och folkmassan runt omkring dem började öka.En: The sun was setting on the horizon and the crowd around them began to grow.Sv: Det var Mabon, höstdagjämningen.En: It was Mabon, the autumn equinox.Sv: Ryktet sa att på den natten skulle stenar lysa av sig själva, dra till sig nyfikna själar från hela landet.En: The rumor said that on this night, the stones would glow by themselves, attracting curious souls from across the country.Sv: "När börjar det?"En: "When does it start?"Sv: frågade Viggo.En: Viggo asked.Sv: "Inte länge nu," svarade Elina och tittade mot den mörknande himlen.En: "Not long now," replied Elina, looking up at the darkening sky.Sv: Trots att Viggo var skeptisk, kände hon en förväntan i luften.En: Even though Viggo was skeptical, she felt an anticipation in the air.Sv: Så, precis när mörkret helt invaderade, började ett mjukt skimrande ljus att glittra runt stenarna.En: Then, just as darkness fully invaded, a soft shimmering light began to glisten around the stones.Sv: Det började i ett hörn av skeppet och spred sig sedan, som ett oändligt pärlband av ljus.En: It started in one corner of the ship and then spread like an endless string of pearls.Sv: Elina drog efter andan; det var alltid lika magiskt.En: Elina gasped; it was always just as magical.Sv: Viggo stirrade med stora ögon.En: Viggo stared with wide eyes.Sv: Han försökte hitta en förklaring.En: He tried to find an explanation.Sv: "Kanske reflekterar de ljus från något," mumlade han, men hans röster lät osäker.En: "Maybe they reflect light from something," he mumbled, but his voice sounded uncertain.Sv: Elina kunde se hur ljusen påverkade honom.En: Elina could see how the lights affected him.Sv: Han kanske inte trodde på magi, men ljusens skönhet kunde inte förnekas.En: He might not believe in magic, but the beauty of the lights could not be denied.Sv: När tiden gick började ljusen sakta att blekna.En: As time passed, the lights began to slowly fade.Sv: Folket runt omkring började röra sig, fortfarande fyllda av den fascinerande upplevelsen.En: The people around started to move, still filled with the fascinating experience.Sv: Viggo stod kvar bredvid Elina.En: Viggo remained standing next to Elina.Sv: "Jag kanske inte förstår," sa han.En: "I might not understand," he said.Sv: "Men jag kan erkänna att det var... något speciellt."En: "But I can admit that it was... something special."Sv: Elina nickade.En: Elina nodded.Sv: "Ibland är det okej att inte veta allt.En: "Sometimes it's okay not to know everything.Sv: Att bara uppleva."En: Just to experience."Sv: De vände sig om för att gå tillbaka nerför kullen.En: They turned to walk back down the hill.Sv: Viggo stoppade anteckningsboken i fickan och log mot Elina.En: Viggo put the notebook in his pocket and smiled at Elina.Sv: Hon hade lärt honom något viktigt den kvällen.En: She had taught him something important that evening.Sv: "Jag tror jag har en annan artikel att skriva," sa han.En: "I think I have a different article to write," he said.Sv: Elina skrattade, och de gick tillsammans i den stilla höstnatten, alla frågor och svar vilande under stjärnhimlen.En: Elina laughed, and they walked together in the still autumn night, all questions and answers resting under the starry sky. Vocabulary Words:autumn: höstenswept: sveptleaves: lövcrunched: krispadenotebook: anteckningsbokassignment: uppdragdebunk: avslöjagullibility: godtrohetintention: intentiondarkening: mörknandeanticipation: förväntanshimmering: skimrandeglisten: glittrainvasion: invasionpearl: pärlbandskeptical: skeptiskfascinating: fascinerandeexperience: upplevelsedeny: förnekafade: bleknarest: vilamight: kanskeadmit: erkännaarticle: artikelbalanced: balanseradeblock: stenblockequivalent: motsvararmystical: mystisktobserve: tittacontent: innehåll

We beginnen met een klein statement naar aanleiding van de kritiek op de vorige Saarpodcast. Daarna blijven we serieus, want we moeten het hebben over veiligheid op straat: hoe was dat toen wij jonge meiden waren? En wat is nou wijsheid? Niet meer alleen naar huis fietsen of met z'n allen het recht op de nacht opeisen? Gelukkig ook een beetje luchtigheid deze week. Omdat de herfst is begonnen, reten we de pyjama. Barbara en Femke blijken lijnrecht tegenover elkaar te staan. Het fragment gaat over 'mankeeping'. Schrijver Wikke Peters stelt dat we als vrouwen Messy December moeten instellen en een maand de boel de boel moeten laten. Kijken wat mannen dan doen. Onze gast is Viggo Waas die komt praten over het boek Jeugd dat hij samen met beste vriend Peter Heerschop schreef.BetterHelp Deze aflevering wordt gesponsord door BetterHelp. Als luisteraar ontvang je 10% korting op je eerste maand op Betterhelp.com/SAAR10CinéartSORDA (DEAF) is een indringend en inspirerend Spaans drama dat ogen – en oren – opent voor een relatie die niet op vanzelfsprekendheden kan vertrouwen. Hoe beleef je de wereld als je doof bent? Ángela (Miriam Garlo) en Hector (Alvaro Cervantes) zijn een gelukkig stel, ondanks hun verschillen. Zij is doof, hij is horend. Samen hebben ze een mooi leven opgebouwd en kijken ze uit naar de komst van hun eerste kind. Maar wanneer de baby geboren is, wordt de balans in hun gezin verstoord. Ouderschap en opvoeding beleven ze beiden immers heel anders. Ángela worstelt om haar plek te vinden in een 'horende' wereld, die niet op haar is ingericht.Meer informatie: https://www.cineart.nl/films/sorda Adverteren?Wil je adverteren in deze podcast? Stuur dan een mailtje naar adverteren@bienmedia.nl.

We beginnen met de stelling bij Stand.nl: 'We kunnen deze Prinsjesdag net zo goed overslaan.' Onze Spraakmaker is vandaag acteur Viggo Waas, die samen met Peter Heerschop een cabaretduo vormt. De twee maakten al eerder een theaterstuk en boek over Viggo's herseninfarct en komen vandaag vertellen over hun documentaire 'Infarct', waarin hun vriendschap centraal staat. In het Mediaforum zijn Henrike van Gelder, hoofdredacteur van Kidsweek, en onderzoeksjournalist Sofyan el Bouchtili te gast.

It's time for Bubbles' Mushrooms, where all of your wildest dreams come true. This Monday, our number one fan Scott is back to co-host the show and boy does he have some stories. Jac and Luke went to their local ethnic festival in their new hometown and report back about what the locals do. Next, Edward talks about the wiffle ball boys and face-sitting. Katie spent some time amongst the Dutch and brought back some gifts for everyone, Luke reports back on Greenville's secret dick-virus lake, Scott ended up destroying his TV by pushing his friend off of a ladder and Edward and Katie moved Maxwell into his new college man dorm. Game time this week is a rare Katie game that she didn't even make! We all get some cards to hold up that say TRUE and FALSE because we're gonna play a true and false game. Learn about giraffe necks. Did the Romans use communal toilets? Find out this week if Viggo Mortensen is ever naked in a film. Try the candy that the astronauts took to outer space. Come on down to the gymnasium and have a chuckle along with your favorite Monday morning podcast! Follow the show on Instagram and all of the other socials @bubbmush and email the show at bubbmush@gmail.com - tell a friend to check out the show so we can bump up our algorithm or whatever.

Forget the Eiffel Tower, kids—we're climbing the recruitment rollercoaster instead. Upwork's shopping spree in Holland (Bupty? Buptie? Bupkis?), Denmark's going full Face/Off to keep Nic Cage off Viggo's jawline, and the UK is suddenly allergic to Fridays. Joel's out dropping Cole at college, so Chad is joined by Belgium's royal pain Lieven and Scotland's deep-fried-pizza poet Stephen McGrath. Loud Americans, entitled tourists, and the four-day work week—this one's got more punch than a Glasgow nightclub at 2 a.m.

Lock, load, and prepare for a ballistic ride. This week, the Born to Watch crew take on the movie that brought Keanu Reeves roaring back into the action spotlight and set a new standard for gun-fu carnage with their John Wick (2014) Review.Whitey, G Man, Damo, and returning guest Bones gather in the "Red Circle Russian Baths" to break down this lean, mean revenge machine. The premise is simple: they killed his puppy, they stole his car, and now John Wick is going to kill absolutely everyone. What follows is 101 minutes of exquisitely choreographed violence, ruthless headshots, and underworld world-building that's as fascinating as it is stylish.The boys kick things off with an "overs and unders" rewatch count, Bones leading the charge with a double-digit tally, Damo admitting he was late to the Wick party, and G Man revealing this was only his second full viewing. Whitey takes us back to his last days running a video shop in 2014, when he first discovered the movie on DVD and immediately knew it was something special.From there, it's a high-calibre conversation covering the sequels (John Wick 2 gets big love, John Wick 3 cops a length warning, and John Wick 4 is called out for testing bladders at nearly three hours). They crunch the numbers on the original film's body count, 84 kills for Wick alone, and swap favourite takedowns, from the Red Circle massacre to the infamous knife-to-the-chest finisher.But John Wick isn't just about spraying bullets. The team dive into what makes it different: the cool, calculated underworld mythology of The Continental, the gold coin economy, and the assassin's code that adds sophistication to the chaos. They agree that the "no business on Continental grounds" rule is a masterstroke, and that Ian McShane's Winston brings the perfect mix of charm and menace.Keanu Reeves' career gets its own spotlight, with nods to Point Break, Speed, The Matrix, and even the roles he almost played (Platoon, Starship Troopers). Supporting cast members also get their flowers: Michael Nyqvist's quietly menacing Viggo, Alfie Allen's punchable rich-kid villainy, Willem Dafoe's sniper guardian angel, and a surprise cameo from wrestling giant Kevin Nash.In true Born to Watch fashion, the chat spirals into side quests: hot takes on Taken's influence on modern revenge films, debates over whether Russians are cinema's ultimate gangsters, and an oddly passionate discussion on Japanese onsens and Russian bathhouses (including the etiquette of washing before soaking with strangers).They also unpack critical reception, David Stratton's dismissive "all gun battles" take versus The New York Times' praise for its style, wit, and box office performance, noting how word of mouth turned a modest $86 million return into the launchpad for a billion-dollar franchise.Signature segments return in force:Hit, Sleeper, Dud, Swinger – with Interstellar and Edge of Tomorrow as hits, Frank as the sleeper, Dumb and Dumber To as the dud, and Pompeii roasted as a "swinger" that belongs in cinematic ash.Snobs Report Special – veering gloriously off-topic to Alexandra Daddario's career-making scene in True Detective.Question Time – covering everything from the realism of Wick's "magic pills" to whether Iosef's death was anticlimactic, and what exactly makes a headshot so satisfying.Through it all, the crew's affection for John Wick is undeniable. They celebrate its stripped-back storytelling, grounded stunt work, and unrelenting pace, while acknowledging its few stumbles. It's the perfect mix of 80s-style simplicity and modern fight choreography, proof that a revenge story, told well, never goes out of style.If you're a fan of tight, furious action films with a killer lead, a colourful rogues' gallery, and a fictional criminal underworld you want to explore (but not live in), this is the Born to Watch episode for you.JOIN THE CONVERSATIONIs John Wick the best modern action franchise or just a stylish headshot marathon?Which kill in the Red Circle nightclub is your all-time favourite?Is killing the puppy the single most effective way to make an audience cheer for revenge?Drop us a voicemail at https://www.borntowatch.com.au and be part of the show!Listen to the full episode now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your pods.#JohnWick #KeanuReeves #MoviePodcast #ActionMovies #BornToWatch #GunFu #RevengeMovies #CultAction #FilmReview #PopCulture #borntowatchpodcast

On this episode of Remainders we watch the 2005 film A History of Violence. David Cronenberg adapts the graphic novel by John Wagner about a small town family man who becomes a local hero after killing two men during an armed robbery. This gets the attention of a mob boss who believes Tom is a man with a violent past. Beast mode performances by Viggo Mortenson, Ed Harris, and William Hurt elevate A History of Violence into epic territory.Other topics include Viggo's career post-Lord of the Rings, Cronenberg's filmography, best Ed Harris and William Hurt performances, Brad Pitt and sports movies, plus Ripley and the history of the character from Patricia Highsmith's novel.Songs of the WeekVoicemail by Meat WaveSave Me by Aimee MannDear John by Aimee MannRemainders Podcast Jukebox PlaylistWebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitter

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Midsummer Magic: A Project & Friendship Forged in Blooms Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-06-22-22-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Sommarens sol lyste starkt över botaniska trädgården.En: The summer sun shone brightly over the botaniska trädgården.Sv: Det var Midsommar, och doften av blommor fyllde luften.En: It was Midsummer, and the scent of flowers filled the air.Sv: Elsa och Viggo stod vid ingången och väntade.En: Elsa and Viggo stood at the entrance and waited.Sv: De hade arbetat hårt hela året på sin skolprojekt som de snart skulle presentera.En: They had worked hard all year on their school project, which they would soon present.Sv: Elsa, känd för sin noggrannhet, ville att allt skulle vara perfekt.En: Elsa, known for her meticulousness, wanted everything to be perfect.Sv: Hon hade planerat varje del av presentationen minutiöst.En: She had planned every part of the presentation minutely.Sv: Viggo var mer avslappnad.En: Viggo was more relaxed.Sv: Han var bra med människor men kände sig osäker när det kom till att prata inför folk.En: He was good with people but felt insecure when it came to speaking in front of an audience.Sv: Trädgården runt dem var lummig och livlig, en harmonisk blandning av färger och dofter.En: The garden around them was lush and lively, a harmonious blend of colors and scents.Sv: Det här skulle vara den perfekta platsen för deras presentation, tänkte Elsa.En: This would be the perfect place for their presentation, Elsa thought.Sv: Men inuti kände hon sig orolig.En: But inside, she felt anxious.Sv: Viggo märkte hennes nervositet.En: Viggo noticed her nervousness.Sv: – Det kommer gå bra, sa han lugnande.En: "It will be fine," he said reassuringly.Sv: Jag är här för att hjälpa till.En: "I'm here to help."Sv: När det var deras tur att presentera, gick de fram tillsammans.En: When it was their turn to present, they stepped forward together.Sv: Elsa började med att sätta igång sitt digitala bildspel.En: Elsa began by starting her digital slideshow.Sv: Men inget hände.En: But nothing happened.Sv: Projektorn fungerade inte.En: The projector wasn't working.Sv: Paniken spred sig inom Elsa.En: Panic spread within Elsa.Sv: Viggo såg sig omkring och insåg att de behövde tänka snabbt.En: Viggo looked around and realized they needed to think fast.Sv: Han log mot publiken och sa, – Tekniska problem, hörni!En: He smiled at the audience and said, "Technical issues, folks!Sv: Men låt oss ta det som en chans att prata riktigt med varandra.En: But let's take this as a chance to really talk with one another."Sv: Elsa kände hur hennes hjärta bultade snabbt, men hon visste att hon behövde Viggos hjälp nu.En: Elsa felt her heart pounding fast, but she knew she needed Viggo's help now.Sv: Hon nickade mot honom och började beskriva bilderna istället för att visa dem.En: She nodded at him and started describing the images instead of showing them.Sv: – Viggo, kan du berätta om vårt experiment?En: "Viggo, can you talk about our experiment?"Sv: frågade Elsa.En: asked Elsa.Sv: Viggo klev fram med ett självsäkert leende.En: Viggo stepped forward with a confident smile.Sv: Han använde sin naturliga charm och berättade engagerat om deras projekt.En: He used his natural charm and engagingly talked about their project.Sv: Publiken lyssnade intensivt.En: The audience listened intently.Sv: Elsa kompletterade med fakta och svarade på frågor.En: Elsa complemented with facts and answered questions.Sv: Tillsammans tog de sig genom presentationen.En: Together, they made it through the presentation.Sv: När det var över, applåderade publiken och lärarna log.En: When it was over, the audience applauded, and the teachers smiled.Sv: Elsa insåg att det inte behövde vara perfekt för att vara bra.En: Elsa realized that it didn't need to be perfect to be good.Sv: Hon såg på Viggo, som nu strålade av självförtroende.En: She looked at Viggo, who was now beaming with confidence.Sv: – Tack, Viggo.En: "Thank you, Viggo.Sv: Du gjorde det verkligen, sa Elsa.En: You really did it," said Elsa.Sv: – Och du lärde mig att förbereda mig bättre, svarade Viggo.En: "And you taught me to prepare better," replied Viggo.Sv: De lämnade scenen sida vid sida, omgivna av den lummiga, blommande trädgården.En: They left the stage side by side, surrounded by the lush, blooming garden.Sv: Midsommar i botaniska trädgården blev en dag att minnas, för både deras projekt och den osynliga vänskapen som grodde starkare mellan dem.En: Midsummer in the botaniska trädgården became a day to remember, both for their project and the invisible friendship that grew stronger between them. Vocabulary Words:meticulousness: noggrannhetanxious: oroligharmonious: harmoniskreassuringly: lugnandecomplemented: kompletteradefiguratively: bildligt talatpounding: bultadeaudience: publikinsecure: osäkerbeaming: stråladeapplauded: applåderadeexperiment: experimentconfidence: självförtroendeprojector: projektorinvisible: osynligrealized: insågdescribe: beskrivapresentation: presentationturmoil: tumultblend: blandningtechnical: tekniskalively: livligslideshow: bildspelprepared: förberedainteraction: interaktionengagingly: engageratsurroundings: omgivningminutely: minutiöstcharm: charmpanic: panik

Kiwi fashion designer Tara Viggo has returned home to Dunedin from a high-flying overseas career to champion slow fashion.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Spring Symphony: How Tivoli Bloomed a New Beginning Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-05-06-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Blomsterne i Tivoli duftede af forår, og lyset fra de kulørte lamper fik haven til at skinne som et eventyrland.En: The flowers in Tivoli smelled of spring, and the light from the colorful lamps made the garden shine like a fairyland.Da: Det var her, i de charmerende omgivelser af Københavns berømte Tivoli, at Viggo og Freja skulle mødes, uden at de vidste, at denne dag ville ændre deres liv.En: It was here, in the charming surroundings of Copenhagen's famous Tivoli, that Viggo and Freja were to meet, without knowing that this day would change their lives.Da: Viggo var en mand, der elskede roen ved bøger og skønheden i klassisk musik.En: Viggo was a man who loved the peace found in books and the beauty of classical music.Da: Hver forår kom han til Tivoli for at lytte til koncerterne.En: Every spring, he came to Tivoli to listen to the concerts.Da: Denne dag stod han alene, lidt sky, ved kanten af den grønne græsplæne.En: On this day, he stood alone, a bit shy, at the edge of the green lawn.Da: Musikken fyldte luften med en symfoni af glæde, men alligevel følte Viggo sig ensom.En: The music filled the air with a symphony of joy, yet Viggo felt lonely.Da: På den anden side af haven vandrede Freja rundt med sit kamera.En: On the other side of the garden, Freja wandered around with her camera.Da: Hun fangede øjeblikke af foråret i København, hendes yndlingsårstid.En: She captured moments of spring in Copenhagen, her favorite season.Da: Den livlige atmosfære inspirerede hendes arbejde.En: The lively atmosphere inspired her work.Da: Hun var fuld af nysgerrighed, men også fyldt med varsomhed efter sit sidste forhold.En: She was full of curiosity but also full of caution after her last relationship.Da: Mens Freja tog et billede af en gruppe blomster nær Viggos yndlingssted, fangede hun hans blik.En: While Freja took a picture of a group of flowers near Viggo's favorite spot, she caught his gaze.Da: Viggo tog en dyb indånding.En: Viggo took a deep breath.Da: Han havde længe ønsket at dele sin passion for musik og kunst.En: He had longed to share his passion for music and art.Da: "Hej," sagde han forsigtigt, "jeg kan se, du elsker at tage billeder.En: "Hi," he said cautiously, "I can see you love taking pictures.Da: Hvilken historie prøver du at fortælle?"En: What story are you trying to tell?"Da: Freja blev først overrasket, men var glad for hans mod til at henvende sig til hende.En: Freja was initially surprised but glad for his courage to approach her.Da: Hun lo og sagde, "Jeg prøver at fortælle historien om forårets magi.En: She laughed and said, "I'm trying to tell the story of spring's magic.Da: Men jeg har brug for flere toner.En: But I need more tones.Da: Hvad med dig?"En: What about you?"Da: Som samtalen flød, delte de deres drømme og bekymringer.En: As the conversation flowed, they shared their dreams and worries.Da: Viggo fortalte om sin kærlighed til koncerterne og hvordan de beroligede hans sjæl.En: Viggo talked about his love for the concerts and how they soothed his soul.Da: Freja diskuterede betydningen af at fange det perfekte øjeblik, mens hun stadig beskyttede sit hjerte.En: Freja discussed the importance of capturing the perfect moment while still protecting her heart.Da: Da et uventet forårsregn brød ud, søgte de ly under en smuk, gammel pavillon i haven.En: When an unexpected spring rain broke out, they sought shelter under a beautiful, old pavilion in the garden.Da: Vinden blæste i takt med romantikken bærende på en frygt, de begge genkendte.En: The wind blew in sync with the romance bearing a fear they both recognized.Da: Viggo kiggede på Freja og sagde, "Jeg plejede at være bange for at åbne mit hjerte.En: Viggo looked at Freja and said, "I used to be afraid to open my heart.Da: Tænker du nogensinde på at fotografere noget, der kan ændre alt?"En: Do you ever think about photographing something that can change everything?"Da: Freja smilede.En: Freja smiled.Da: "Ja," svarede hun.En: "Yes," she replied.Da: "Jeg tror, at fange det uventede kan være det smukkeste.En: "I think capturing the unexpected can be the most beautiful.Da: Måske er det det samme med mennesker."En: Maybe it's the same with people."Da: De blev enige om, mod al frygt, at prøve noget nyt sammen.En: They agreed, against all fear, to try something new together.Da: De ønskede at se, hvor deres voksende venskab kunne føre dem hen.En: They wanted to see where their growing friendship could lead them.Da: Som regnen langsomt forsvandt, og de forårsgrønne blade rundt om dem glimtede i ny friskhed, følte både Viggo og Freja sig klar til at udforske denne nye begyndelse.En: As the rain slowly disappeared, and the spring green leaves around them gleamed with new freshness, both Viggo and Freja felt ready to explore this new beginning.Da: Med beslutsomhed gik de ud fra pavillonen, hånd i hånd, klare til at møde forårets fortryllelser sammen.En: Determined, they walked out of the pavilion, hand in hand, ready to face the enchantments of spring together. Vocabulary Words:charming: charmerendesurroundings: omgivelserpeace: roclassical: klassisklawn: græsplænesymphony: symphonicuriosity: nysgerrighedcaution: varsomhedcourage: modconversation: samtalesoothed: beroligedeshelter: lypavilion: pavillonromance: romantikunexpected: uventetdetermined: beslutsomenchantments: fortryllelsergleamed: glimtedecapture: fangefear: frygtrecognize: genkendeexplore: udforskeatmosphere: atmosfæreglad: gladapproach: henvendeinitially: førstbreathed: åndedephotographing: fotograferefragrance: duftrelationship: forhold

Welcome back to A Podcask of Amontillado, where we delve into the dark, dreadful, and terrifying parts of the world. Belial, Behemoth, Beelzebub, Asmodeus, Satanas, Lucifer. No mater which of their many names you use, they all refer to the King of Hell, the being hidden in the details, it is The Devil! Erin & Gary are joined by Kevin Cafferty from Gleaming the Tube and The Best Stuff in the World podcasts to discuss their favorite portrayals of the Devil in film, TV & music! Listen in as they discuss typecasting actors as Satan, chewing scenery vs quiet menace, power dynamics & the nature of evil, trying to shock people deliberately, Tim Curry's abbs, living deliciously, the beauty of practical effects, casting women as The Devil, temptation & consequences, and who doesn't want a gold fiddle?  Viggo in The Prophecy Stormare in Constantine John Carpenter's Prince of Darknes trailer Black Phillip is the best beast Martha Stewart in charge of Hell Bedazzled ('67) - Lucifer explains why he rebeled against God "Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music?" by Larry Norman Willem Dafoe's DaDevil tempting with a Luxury Automobile Jon Lovitz's SNL Devil Opening and closing music is "Softly Shall You Sleep," by Valentine Wolfe. Please follow us on TikTok, Discord, Instagram, Bluesky, and on Facebook! If you like us, please share us, and leave a review! Or support us on Patreon! Contact us at apodcaskofamontillado@gmail.com! A Vino, Atrocitas.

This week, we takes a deep dive, yes we do… into the dark and winding paths of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, the middle child of the great trilogy! We hisses and praises, we bites and we breaks it down, precious. The acting, yess… the brave ones and the tricksy ones. The settings… ohhh the beautiful filthy places—Helm's Deep, Fangorn, and nasty Mordor. We loves it, we hates it… we analyzes it! We gives our precious opinions on the lore, the battles, and the burden of the ring. Is Gollum misunderstood? Is Frodo fading? What dis Sam's issue with Golem? We knows, we discusses! And the actors, precious—the actors! Viggo, Elijah, Andy Serkis... yesss, we talks about them too. So come listens, my loves… join us for a journey through the shadow and flame, through marshes and mountains. The second chapter is here, and it's raw and wriggling, just like you like it. 

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Guardian Angel: A Tale of Courage on a København Day Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-03-02-23-34-01-da Story Transcript:Da: På en solrig forårsdag i København, hvor solen strålede gennem de blomstrende trækroner, listede Freja og Viggo ad de brostensbelagte gader i deres hyggelige nabolag.En: On a sunny spring day in København, where the sun shone through the blooming tree crowns, Freja and Viggo strolled through the cobblestone streets in their cozy neighborhood.Da: Freja var opmærksom på Viggo.En: Freja was attentive to Viggo.Da: Hun havde længe undret sig over hans forsigtighed omkring mad, især ved sociale arrangementer.En: She had long wondered about his caution around food, especially at social gatherings.Da: De var på vej til et fælles sammenskudsgilde i forsamlingshuset.En: They were on their way to a communal potluck in the community hall.Da: Farverige vimpler bølgede over hovedet, og duften af friskbagt brød hang i luften.En: Colorful pennants waved overhead, and the scent of freshly baked bread hung in the air.Da: Freja og Viggo gik ind, blev mødt af venlige ansigter, og lod sig henføre af de forskellige retter, som naboerne havde medbragt.En: Freja and Viggo entered, were greeted by friendly faces, and were captivated by the various dishes the neighbors had brought.Da: Freja havde lagt mærke til, hvordan Viggo undgik fade med nødder, og hun kunne ikke lade være med at føle en knugende bekymring.En: Freja had noticed how Viggo avoided dishes with nuts, and she couldn't help but feel a nagging concern.Da: "Viggo, pas på de der nødder," sagde hun bestemt og pegede mod en skål med jordnødder.En: "Viggo, watch out for those nuts," she said firmly, pointing at a bowl of peanuts.Da: Viggo smilte og prøvede at berolige hende.En: Viggo smiled and tried to reassure her.Da: "Bare rolig, Freja, jeg har styr på det."En: "Don't worry, Freja, I've got it under control."Da: Men Freja følte ikke, at hun kunne ignorere sin intuition.En: But Freja didn't feel she could ignore her intuition.Da: Da Viggo pludselig slap sin tallerken og greb fat i halsen, indså Freja, at hendes værste frygt var blevet til virkelighed.En: When Viggo suddenly dropped his plate and grabbed his throat, Freja realized her worst fear had come true.Da: Uden at tøve kastede hun sig over sin taske, fiskede adrenalinsprøjten frem og administrerede den med en rolig, fast hånd.En: Without hesitation, she dove into her bag, fished out the adrenaline injector, and administered it with a calm, steady hand.Da: Chokket gik gennem rummet, men Frejas handling var hurtig og effektiv.En: The shock rippled through the room, but Freja's action was quick and effective.Da: Viggo trak vejret tungt, men begyndte langsomt at få kontrollen tilbage.En: Viggo breathed heavily, but slowly began to regain control.Da: Ambulancen blev tilkaldt, og med sirenerne hvinende blev Viggo kørt til hospitalet for observation.En: The ambulance was called, and with wailing sirens, Viggo was taken to the hospital for observation.Da: Senere, på hospitalet, mødtes deres blikke.En: Later, at the hospital, their gazes met.Da: Viggo, nu roligere, sagde stille: "Tak, Freja.En: Viggo, now calmer, said quietly, "Thank you, Freja.Da: Jeg har været så flov over denne her allergi."En: I've been so embarrassed about this allergy."Da: Freja smilede blidt til ham.En: Freja smiled gently at him.Da: "Det er okay.En: "It's okay.Da: Du er ikke alene.En: You're not alone.Da: Jeg vil altid være her for at hjælpe."En: I'll always be here to help."Da: Da solen gik ned over København, vidste Freja og Viggo, at de havde lært noget vigtigt.En: As the sun set over København, Freja and Viggo knew they had learned something important.Da: Freja lærte at være der for Viggo uden at overskride hans grænser, og Viggo indså, at det var i orden at dele sine hemmeligheder med dem, der holdt af ham.En: Freja learned to be there for Viggo without overstepping his boundaries, and Viggo realized it was okay to share his secrets with those who cared about him.Da: De forlod hospitalet, og mens de gik hjem ad de stille gader, vidste de, at deres venskab nu var stærkere end nogensinde.En: They left the hospital, and as they walked home through the quiet streets, they knew their friendship was now stronger than ever. Vocabulary Words:attentive: opmærksomcaution: forsigtighedcommunal: fællespotluck: sammenskudsgildepennants: vimplerscent: duftblooming: blomstrendecobblestone: brostensbelagtenagging: knugendeconcern: bekymringhesitation: tøveinjector: sprøjtesteady: fastshock: chokwailing: hvinendeobservation: observationgrip: gribeintuition: intuitionadminister: administrereoverstep: overskrideboundaries: grænserembarrassed: flovrealized: indsåintroduction: præsentationcaptivated: henførefished: fiskedecalmer: roligeregasps: trække vejretsecrets: hemmelighedergazes: blikke

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In this compelling episode, we explore the remarkable transformation of Dr. Viggo Olsen, a brilliant medical student and committed agnostic, who set out to disprove Christianity and ended up dedicating his life to sharing the gospel in Bangladesh. Dubbed by The New York Times as "another David Livingston," Olsen became a pioneer in medical missions, Bible translation, and church planting, serving faithfully in a predominantly Muslim country. Drawing on Psalm 19, we unpack Olsen's journey from skepticism to faith. His story reveals the power of creation to declare God's glory and the life-changing impact of a personal investigation into the claims of Christ. Through his study of science, Scripture, and prophecy, Olsen and his wife came to a life-altering conclusion—God is real, the Bible is true, and Jesus is alive. This episode offers valuable insights into how a former evolutionist and agnostic found undeniable proof of God's existence and the reliability of the Bible. It also includes Olsen's practical four-step method for making decisions in line with God's will. Tune in for an inspiring story of faith, wisdom, and a life devoted to serving both the physical and spiritual needs of others.

Join @TheBuzzKnight for this Takin A Walk episode with American Actor Viggo Mortensen. Viggo's accomplished movie career has included great roles "The Lord of the Rings", "Crimes of the Future", "Thirteen Lives" and "Green Book" and now he is the Co-Star, Director and Writer of the new western drama "The Dead Don't Hurt." Viggo also wrote the movie score and contributed music to the film, and he discusses the entire creative process that led to the film. If you have question, comments or suggestions share them at buzz@buzzknightmedia.com. Connect with Buzz on Twitter @TheBuzzKnight and Instagram @takinawalkpodcast. Like this show? Please leave us a review here. Review   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.