Podcasts about Viggo

Expatriée à Dubaï depuis 16 ans, Nathalie Grall est la mère de Viggo, un adolescent prodige de golf, décédé brutalement à l'âge de 17 ans. De cette tragédie, Nathalie Grall décide d'en faire une force qui sauve d'autres vies, grâce aux dons d'organes. Et de fait, les organes de Viggo ont permis de sauver plusieurs vies ici. La greffe d'organes est une pratique récente et mal connue aux Émirats arabes unis et Nathalie Grall s'investit totalement dans ce domaine. Explications. À lire aussiPriscillia Routier Trillard, lauréate Coup de coeur des 13e Trophées des expatriés français

Aude de Nexon artiste renommée notamment pour ses tableaux dans lesquels les corps se dévoilent par fragments le tout dans une atmosphère de contorsion et dʹeffacement. Née en 1978 à Lille, installée depuis 2019 à Lausanne elle crée ses œuvres avec des matériaux traditionnels tels que : lʹhuile, le fusain etc… Elle a aussi travaillé comme décoratrice dans le cinéma avec des chefs décorateurs parmi lesquels: Bertrand tavernier, catherine Corsini, ou encore Tonie Marshall. Elle vient aujourdʹhui nous présenter sa nouvelle exposition qui aura lieu du 17 mai au12 juillet à la galerie Aarlo u Viggo à Buchilllon. Aude de Nexon est lʹinvitée de Pierre Philippe Cadert

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

Vanavond met Sophie: historische stemmingen in de Bondsdag. Friedrich Merz kreeg tóch genoeg stemmen voor de benoeming tot bondskanselier. Europol luidt de noodklok voor jongeren die online worden geronseld voor zware criminaliteit. En Viggo Waas en Peter Heerschop staan weer samen op de planken, nu met de voorstelling ‘Jeugd'.  

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. 

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Stellt euch mal vor, es gibt eine Sportart, bei der keine Unterschiede gemacht werden. Egal, welches Geschlecht ihr habt, wie alt ihr seid, wo ihr lebt oder ob ihr eine Behinderung habt. Alles egal. Es geht nur darum: Wer ist am besten und wer gewinnt?! Das klingt erstmal unmöglich, aber das gibt's!   Heute blicken wir in die Welt des professionellen Gamings und E-Sports. Mit dieser Podcast-Folge möchten wir herausfinden, wie realistisch es ist, beim E-Sport Fuß zu fassen, Geld zu verdienen und wie es möglich ist, dabei gleichzeitig eine gesunde Balance im Medienkonsum zu halten.   Zu Gast ist Niklas Luginsland, auch bekannt als “NikLugi”. Er ist 28 Jahre alt und einer der bekanntesten eSport-Stars in Deutschland. Er spielt EA Sports FC 25 und hat über 1,2 Millionen Follower auf allen Plattformen. Er erzählt uns, wie er so erfolgreich geworden ist.   Mit dabei ist auch Steffen Wilmers, auch bekannt als “Auge” der Vizeweltmeister 2021 von Brawl Stars. Da hat er mit seinem Team 200 Tausend Dollar verdient! Jetzt arbeitet er als Project Manager bei “esports player foundation”, die Nachwuchs-Spieler*innen fördert, und betreut dort zahlreiche Kampagnen und Partner. Er erzählt, was einen professionellen Spieler ausmacht.   Hinzu kommt, dass wir Hobby-Gamer Viggo, 14 Jahre aus Oberbayern, mit dabei haben. Viggo stellt den beiden Profis viele Fragen und bekommt jede Menge Antworten.   Natürlich gibt es am Ende wie immer die SOS-Lifehacks, in denen wir die besten Tipps aus der Folge zusammenfassen! Klingt spannend? Dann hör‘ jetzt rein. Hier findest du direkt ein paar Hilfsangebote und Infos rund um die Themen aus der Folge:   https://escharts.com/ https://esportsplayerfoundation.org/ https://www.game.de https://www.gamescom.global/de https://www.shell.de/ueber-uns/initiativen/shell-jugendstudie-2024.html https://smartsleep.com   Falls du uns Rückmeldung geben möchtest, Fragen hast oder einfach den Kontakt suchst, schreibe uns gerne an: jugend@sos-kinderdorf.de   Moderation Jolina Ledl   Redaktion & Produktion Tina Ledermann & Julia Loder (SOS-Kinderdorf e.V. Impressum https://www.sos-kinderdorf.de/portal/footer/impressum  

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Knights, Sprains, and Unforeseen Bonds: A Medieval Twist Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-03-17-22-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Det var vår.En: It was spring.Sv: Solen hade just börjat värma marken, och blomknoppar började slå ut.En: The sun had just started to warm the ground, and flower buds began to bloom.Sv: Inne på Medieval Times restaurangen i den lilla svenska staden var det full aktivitet.En: Inside the Medieval Times restaurant in the little Swedish town, there was a lot of activity.Sv: Gästerna fyllde salen, och ljudet av klingande svärd och glada rop hördes överallt.En: Guests filled the hall, and the sound of clashing swords and happy shouts could be heard everywhere.Sv: Färgglada medeltida fanor hängde från taket och doften av grillat kött fyllde luften.En: Colorful medieval banners hung from the ceiling, and the scent of grilled meat filled the air.Sv: Linnea och Viggo satt vid ett av borden nära arenan.En: Linnea and Viggo sat at one of the tables near the arena.Sv: Linnea hade ramlat tidigare under dagen och hennes handled värkte, men hon hade bestämt sig för att inte låta det förstöra kvällen.En: Linnea had fallen earlier in the day, and her wrist ached, but she had decided not to let it ruin the evening.Sv: Viggo, som märkte att hon verkade obekväm, var uppmärksam.En: Viggo, who noticed she seemed uncomfortable, was attentive.Sv: "Är allt okej?"En: "Is everything okay?"Sv: frågade Viggo försiktigt när han såg Linnea grimasera när hon försökte greppa sin bägare.En: asked Viggo cautiously when he saw Linnea grimacing as she tried to grasp her goblet.Sv: "Det är ingen fara," svarade Linnea snabbt och rätade på ryggen.En: "It's nothing," replied Linnea quickly, straightening her back.Sv: Hon ville verkligen inte missa showen.En: She really didn't want to miss the show.Sv: När kvällens första riddare red in på arenan, ökade publikens jubel.En: When the first knight of the evening rode into the arena, the audience's cheers increased.Sv: Linnea försökte delta i entusiasmen, men smärtan i handleden blev svårare att ignorera.En: Linnea tried to join in the enthusiasm, but the pain in her wrist became harder to ignore.Sv: Hon bet ihop tänderna och fokuserade på kampen framför sig.En: She gritted her teeth and focused on the fight in front of her.Sv: Viggo, som inte tog ögonen från Linnea, märkte hur hennes ansikte förvreds av smärta.En: Viggo, who didn't take his eyes off Linnea, noticed how her face twisted with pain.Sv: "Linnea, vi kanske borde kolla upp din handled," sa han bestämt men med oro i rösten.En: "Linnea, maybe we should check out your wrist," he said firmly but with concern in his voice.Sv: Linnea suckade och insåg att det inte gick att dölja längre.En: Linnea sighed and realized it couldn't be hidden any longer.Sv: "Kanske har du rätt," erkände hon motvilligt.En: "Maybe you're right," she admitted reluctantly.Sv: Smärtan började nu stråla upp i armen.En: The pain was now radiating up her arm.Sv: Precis när nästa riddare skulle börja sitt nummer, bestämde Viggo att det var dags att agera.En: Just as the next knight was about to start his act, Viggo decided it was time to act.Sv: "Kom nu, vi behöver inte mer drama än vad vi redan har här," skämtade han försiktigt i ett försök att lätta stämningen.En: "Come on, we don't need more drama than we already have here," he joked gently in an attempt to lighten the mood.Sv: De tog sig ut ur restaurangen, bort från publikens vrål.En: They made their way out of the restaurant, away from the audience's roar.Sv: Utanför var det svalare, och det kändes som en lättnad.En: Outside, it was cooler, and it felt like a relief.Sv: Viggo ledde Linnea till en närliggande klinik.En: Viggo led Linnea to a nearby clinic.Sv: Där blev hon undersökt och fick veta att hennes handled var stukad men att det skulle läka med rätt vård.En: There, she was examined and informed that her wrist was sprained but that it would heal with proper care.Sv: På väg hem, med en stabiliserande bandage på handleden, kände Linnea sig lättad.En: On the way home, with a stabilizing bandage on her wrist, Linnea felt relieved.Sv: ”Du hade rätt, Viggo,” sa hon med ett leende.En: "You were right, Viggo," she said with a smile.Sv: "Jag borde ha lyssnat tidigare."En: "I should have listened earlier."Sv: "Det viktigaste är att du får hjälp," svarade Viggo.En: "The important thing is that you're getting help," replied Viggo.Sv: Han log tillbaka och höll försiktigt om henne, glad att hon var okej.En: He smiled back and held her gently, glad she was okay.Sv: När de gick hemåt genom vårkvällen, kände de båda att något hade förändrats.En: As they walked home through the spring evening, they both felt that something had changed.Sv: Linnea lärde sig att lyssna på sin kropp och Viggo lärde sig vikten av att vara mer bestämd.En: Linnea learned to listen to her body, and Viggo learned the importance of being more assertive.Sv: De kände sig närmare varandra än innan.En: They felt closer to each other than before.Sv: Och även om deras kväll på Medieval Times inte blev som planerat, blev minnet av den desto mer värdefullt.En: And even though their evening at Medieval Times didn't go as planned, the memory of it became all the more valuable.Sv: För i slutändan hade de lärt sig något viktigt om sig själva och varandra.En: For in the end, they had learned something important about themselves and each other. Vocabulary Words:bloom: slå utclashing: klingandescent: doftenached: vårktegrimacing: grimaseragoblet: bägarecheers: jubelignore: ignoreragritted: bet ihoptwisted: förvredsradiating: stråladrama: dramaroar: vrålrelief: lättnadexamined: undersöktsprained: stukadstabilizing: stabiliserandeassertive: bestämdvaluable: värdefulltconcern: orosigh: suckadereluctantly: motvilligtaudience: publikknight: riddareclinic: klinikhealed: läkastraightening: rätadeassertiveness: bestämdhetmedieval: medeltidaaudience's: publikens

Viggo Johansen er med for andre gang. Viggo er tidligere munk, filosof, kognitiv terapeut og min kjære venn og kollega.Vi snakker om:- at det indre er det samme som mindfulness- at det indre er et alter- tragedien det er at det indre ikke finnes- at det er et fantastisk skue å se et menneske bli født- vi har redusert oss selv til biologi og at dette dekker til for det vi egentlig er

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

Nå skal lærerne presenteres og da er det naturlig å starte med Viggo Johansen. Viggo er min venn og samarbeidspartner siden 2013/14.Vi snakker om hvordan vi møttes, om vår felles lærer, om gleden ved vår felles reise, og Viggo forteller om hvordan vi møttes og om Vigdis og hva som menes med opplysning.

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Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Love's Glow: A Magical Proposal at Jukkasjärvi's Icehotel Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-02-03-23-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Viggo och Elin stiger in i det magiska Icehotel i Jukkasjärvi.En: Viggo and Elin step into the magical Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi.Sv: Snön faller mjukt utanför, men en snöstorm närmar sig hastigt.En: The snow falls softly outside, but a snowstorm is approaching rapidly.Sv: De är glada över att vara där för en romantisk helg.En: They are excited to be there for a romantic weekend.Sv: Hotellet är som en dröm, med skimrande isskulpturer och kalla, men vackra rum som lyser i blått ljus.En: The hotel is like a dream, with shimmering ice sculptures and cold, yet beautiful rooms that glow with blue light.Sv: Viggo har en hemlighet: han har planerat ett speciellt frieri.En: Viggo has a secret: he has planned a special proposal.Sv: Elin hoppas på ett samtal om framtiden.En: Elin hopes for a conversation about the future.Sv: De går genom de isiga korridorerna.En: They walk through the icy corridors.Sv: Viggo känner nerverna bubbla.En: Viggo feels the nerves bubbling.Sv: Han tittar på Elin och undrar om hon också känner sig osäker ibland.En: He looks at Elin and wonders if she also feels uncertain at times.Sv: Elin ser på Viggo med en förväntansfull blick men känner behovet av klarhet om deras framtid.En: Elin looks at Viggo with an expectant gaze but feels the need for clarity about their future.Sv: Hon har planerat att prata med honom under denna resa.En: She has planned to talk with him during this trip.Sv: När de ankommer till deras issvit blir de överraskade av hotellets vackra detaljer.En: When they arrive at their ice suite, they are surprised by the hotel's beautiful details.Sv: Men plötsligt tilltar stormens raseri utanför.En: But suddenly, the storm's fury outside intensifies.Sv: Personalen informerar dem om att de inte kan lämna hotellet förrän vädret lugnar sig.En: The staff informs them that they cannot leave the hotel until the weather calms down.Sv: Viggo inser att hans planerade frieri utomhus inte går att genomföra.En: Viggo realizes that his planned outdoor proposal is not possible.Sv: Han tänker efter.En: He thinks it over.Sv: Ska han vänta på bättre väder eller överraska Elin nu?En: Should he wait for better weather or surprise Elin now?Sv: Han bestämmer sig för att följa sitt hjärta.En: He decides to follow his heart.Sv: Medan Viggo funderar får Elin mod.En: While Viggo ponders, Elin finds courage.Sv: Hon bestämmer sig för att uttrycka sina känslor.En: She decides to express her feelings.Sv: Precis när hon ska börja talar dock ljusen plötsligt slocknar.En: However, just as she is about to start speaking, the lights suddenly go out.Sv: Rummet blir mörkt.En: The room becomes dark.Sv: Båda stannar tysta, deras ansikten speglas i det svaga ljuset från de enda få stearinljusen som brinner.En: Both remain silent, their faces reflected in the dim light from the only few burning candles.Sv: "Elin," säger Viggo plötsligt, "Jag hade tänkt något stort...En: "Elin," Viggo suddenly says, "I had planned something big...Sv: Men jag vill bara säga det nu.En: But I just want to say it now.Sv: Vill du gifta dig med mig?"En: Will you marry me?"Sv: Elin känner sitt hjärta slå snabbt.En: Elin feels her heart beating rapidly.Sv: "Viggo," börjar hon och känner all tvekan flyta bort, "Ja, ja, det vill jag."En: "Viggo," she begins, feeling all hesitation melt away, "Yes, yes, I will."Sv: Mitt i mörkret tar de varandras händer, och deras röster låter varma och klara.En: In the darkness, they take each other's hands, and their voices sound warm and clear.Sv: Plötsligt återvänder ljuset.En: Suddenly, the light returns.Sv: Rummet fylls med det blå skenet igen.En: The room is filled with the blue glow again.Sv: De ser varandras leenden och känner att de har tagit ett stort steg tillsammans.En: They see each other's smiles and feel that they have taken a big step together.Sv: Viggo känner självförtroendet växa.En: Viggo feels his confidence growing.Sv: Elin känner sig lugn och säker med Viggo.En: Elin feels calm and secure with Viggo.Sv: Snöstormen kan rasa utanför, men de vet att de har klarat den viktigaste prövningen - att möta sina rädslor och tvivel tillsammans.En: The snowstorm may rage outside, but they know they have overcome the most important trial - facing their fears and doubts together.Sv: Deras framtid i detta vinterlandskap känns nu ljus och hoppfull.En: Their future in this winter landscape now feels bright and hopeful. Vocabulary Words:magical: magiskafall: fallerromantic: romantiskshimmering: skimrandeice sculptures: isskulpturergaze: blickintensify: tilltarfury: raseripossible: möjligtrealize: inserproposal: frierisuddenly: plötsligthesitation: tvekanrapidly: hastigtoutdoor: utomhuscorridors: korridorernabubbling: bubblaawaiting: förväntansfullclarity: klarhetsurprise: överraskacalm: lugnarlight: ljusstep: stegconfidence: självförtroendetsecure: säkerstorm: snöstormcourage: modexpress: uttryckaburning: brinnerclear: klart

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Finding Roots: Viggo's Journey Through Skansen's Wintry Paths Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-01-27-23-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Det var en kall vinterdag när Viggo och Elin traskade genom Skansens snöiga stigar.En: It was a cold winter day when Viggo and Elin trudged through Skansen's snowy paths.Sv: Trots kylan var platsen fylld med liv.En: Despite the cold, the place was full of life.Sv: Gamla byggnader stod tunna av snö, och lampor prydde träd och vägar.En: Old buildings were thinly covered with snow, and lamps adorned trees and roads.Sv: Ljudet av traditionell musik fyllde luften.En: The sound of traditional music filled the air.Sv: Maja, deras vän, hade bjudit dit dem till festivalen.En: Maja, their friend, had invited them to the festival.Sv: Viggo kände sig lite nervös.En: Viggo felt a bit nervous.Sv: Han hade alltid känt sig delvis bortkopplad från sin kultur.En: He had always felt somewhat disconnected from his culture.Sv: Elin däremot var full av energi.En: Elin, on the other hand, was full of energy.Sv: Hon drog tag i Viggos arm.En: She tugged at Viggo's arm.Sv: "Kom, vi ska se den gamla väderkvarnen!"En: "Come on, let's see the old windmill!"Sv: sa hon med glädje.En: she said cheerfully.Sv: Viggo log svagt och följde med.En: Viggo smiled faintly and followed along.Sv: Maja bar på programmet och var ivrig att visa dem allt.En: Maja was carrying the program and was eager to show them everything.Sv: "Det är en dans senare," sa hon och pekade på programmet.En: "There's a dance later," she said, pointing at the program.Sv: "Ni borde vara med."En: "You should join."Sv: Elin nickade ivrigt, men Viggo dröjde.En: Elin nodded eagerly, but Viggo hesitated.Sv: Han kände sig osäker.En: He felt unsure.Sv: De promenerade bland snötyngda stugor och tittade på traditionellt hantverk.En: They strolled among snow-laden cottages and looked at traditional crafts.Sv: Varma dofter av glögg och pepparkakor fyllde luften.En: The warm scents of glögg and gingerbread filled the air.Sv: Elin stannade vid en liten marknadsbod.En: Elin stopped at a small market stall.Sv: "Kolla Viggo, se de fina handgjorda träfigurerna," sa hon.En: "Look Viggo, see the beautiful handmade wooden figures," she said.Sv: Men Viggos tankar var någon annanstans.En: But Viggo's thoughts were elsewhere.Sv: Ju längre dagen gick, desto mer kände han en dragning till sina rötter.En: The longer the day went on, the more he felt a pull towards his roots.Sv: Han såg barn leka i snön, par hålla varandra i famnen för värme, och han undrade varför han inte kände samma koppling som de gjorde.En: He saw children playing in the snow, couples holding each other for warmth, and he wondered why he didn't feel the same connection they did.Sv: "Kanske borde jag försöka," tänkte han tveksamt.En: "Maybe I should try," he thought hesitantly.Sv: När det blev dags för dansen, höll Maja bestämt hans hand.En: When it was time for the dance, Maja held his hand firmly.Sv: "Kom igen Viggo, låt inte rädslan stoppa dig," sa hon med ett uppmuntrande leende.En: "Come on Viggo, don't let fear stop you," she said with an encouraging smile.Sv: Viggo tog ett djupt andetag och gick med i ringen.En: Viggo took a deep breath and joined the circle.Sv: När musiken började, kände han takten under fötterna.En: When the music started, he felt the beat under his feet.Sv: Det var först trevande, men snart skiftade något.En: At first, it was tentative, but soon something shifted.Sv: Han fann sig själv uppslukad av rytmen, omgiven av glädjen i ögonblicket.En: He found himself swept up in the rhythm, surrounded by the joy of the moment.Sv: Det var som om musik och dans flätade samman dåtid och nutid.En: It was as if music and dance intertwined past and present.Sv: Till slut, när dansen var över, stod Viggo där med ett leende.En: Finally, when the dance was over, Viggo stood there with a smile.Sv: Det var länge sedan han känt sig så levande.En: It had been a long time since he felt so alive.Sv: "Jag är glad att ni tog med mig hit," sa han till Elin och Maja.En: "I'm glad you brought me here," he said to Elin and Maja.Sv: På vägen hem, genom den vinterklädda staden, tänkte Viggo på allt han upplevt.En: On the way home, through the winter-clad city, Viggo thought about everything he had experienced.Sv: Han kände sig mer tillfreds med sig själv och sina rötter.En: He felt more at peace with himself and his roots.Sv: Han insåg att hans förflutna kunde berika hans liv, inte definiera det.En: He realized that his past could enrich his life, not define it.Sv: Det var en ny början.En: It was a new beginning.Sv: Snön fortsatte att falla, men Viggo visste att inombords hade något förändrats för gott.En: The snow continued to fall, but Viggo knew that something inside had changed for good. Vocabulary Words:trudged: traskadepaths: stigaradorned: pryddedisconnected: bortkoppladcheerfully: med glädjefaintly: svagthesitated: dröjdeunsure: osäkerstrolled: promeneradeladen: tyngdacrafts: hantverkstall: marknadsbodhesitantly: tveksamtfirmly: bestämttentative: trevandeswept up: uppslukadintertwined: flätade sammanpast: dåtidpresent: nutidalive: levandeenrich: berikadefine: definieraroots: rötterfestival: festivalenencouraging: uppmuntrandepeace: tillfredsexperienced: upplevtrealized: insågnew beginning: ny börjanchanged: förändrats

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: From Screens to Skeletons: A Family's Museum Adventure Unfolds Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-01-18-23-34-01-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Det var en kall vinterdag i Stockholm.En: It was a cold winter day in Stockholm.Sv: Snön föll mjukt och täckte gatorna i ett vitt täcke.En: The snow fell softly, covering the streets in a white blanket.Sv: Lennart, Karin och deras son Viggo hade klätt sig varmt för en utflykt till Naturhistoriska riksmuseet.En: Lennart, Karin, and their son Viggo had dressed warmly for a trip to the Naturhistoriska riksmuseet.Sv: Det var en tradition hos familjen; varje vinter besökte de museet för att upptäcka nya saker och ha en trevlig dag tillsammans.En: It was a family tradition; every winter they visited the museum to discover new things and have a pleasant day together.Sv: När de stegade genom de stora dörrarna till museet, möttes de av hallens storhet.En: As they stepped through the large doors of the museum, they were met by the hall's grandeur.Sv: De höga taken, marmorgolvet och de mäktiga skeletten av dinosaurier som stod som vakter mot väggarna.En: The high ceilings, the marble floor, and the mighty skeletons of dinosaurs standing like guardians against the walls.Sv: Värmen strömmade från de som hummande värmare, och kontrasterade mot kylan utanför.En: The warmth streamed from the humming heaters, contrasting with the cold outside.Sv: Lennart var uppspelt.En: Lennart was excited.Sv: Han älskade paleontologi och hade sett fram emot att dela sin passion för dinosaurier med Viggo.En: He loved paleontology and had been looking forward to sharing his passion for dinosaurs with Viggo.Sv: "Titta, Viggo," sa han och pekade på det mäktiga Tyrannosaurus Rex-skelettet.En: "Look, Viggo," he said, pointing at the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton.Sv: "Visst är det fantastiskt?"En: "Isn't it amazing?"Sv: Viggo, åtta år gammal, höll sin lilla surfplatta tätt i händerna.En: Viggo, eight years old, held his little tablet tightly in his hands.Sv: Han gav dinosaurien en snabb blick innan han återgick till spelet på sin skärm.En: He gave the dinosaur a quick glance before returning to the game on his screen.Sv: Lennart suckade lätt.En: Lennart sighed lightly.Sv: Han ville verkligen att Viggo skulle ta del av detta.En: He really wanted Viggo to be part of this.Sv: Karin såg det och lade en lugnande hand på sin mans axel.En: Karin saw it and placed a reassuring hand on her husband's shoulder.Sv: "Ge honom lite tid," viskade hon.En: "Give him some time," she whispered.Sv: "Han kommer komma runt."En: "He'll come around."Sv: Lennart nickade och tog ett djupt andetag.En: Lennart nodded and took a deep breath.Sv: Han behövde en ny plan.En: He needed a new plan.Sv: Kanske kunde han blanda Viggos intressen med dinosaurierna.En: Maybe he could blend Viggo's interests with the dinosaurs.Sv: Han bestämde sig för att försöka igen när de nådde rummet med den gigantiska Stegosaurus.En: He decided to try again when they reached the room with the gigantic Stegosaurus.Sv: "Hör på, Viggo," började Lennart med en nyfiken ton.En: "Listen, Viggo," Lennart began with a curious tone.Sv: "Visste du att Stegosaurus hade en slags rustning på ryggen?En: "Did you know the Stegosaurus had a kind of armor on its back?Sv: Som en hjälte i ditt spel!"En: Like a hero in your game!"Sv: Viggo släppte blicken från sin skärm och tittade upp.En: Viggo lifted his eyes from his screen and looked up.Sv: "Verkligen?"En: "Really?"Sv: "Ja!"En: "Yes!"Sv: sa Lennart uppmuntrande.En: Lennart said encouragingly.Sv: "Och ibland undrar vi om de kunde använda sina svansar som vapen, precis som i det där spelet du gillar."En: "And sometimes we wonder if they could use their tails as weapons, just like in that game you like."Sv: Viggo sken upp.En: Viggo lit up.Sv: Nu verkade han intresserad.En: Now he seemed interested.Sv: Så fortsatte Lennart att väva en historia.En: Lennart continued to weave a story.Sv: Hur kunde en dinosaurie överleva i en värld fylld med teknologiska prylar?En: How could a dinosaur survive in a world filled with technological gadgets?Sv: Vilka äventyr skulle Viggo kunna uppleva tillsammans med en dinosaurie?En: What adventures could Viggo experience together with a dinosaur?Sv: Sakta men säkert drogs Viggo in i berättelsen.En: Slowly but surely, Viggo was drawn into the story.Sv: Hans ögon var stora och fulla av fantasi.En: His eyes were wide and full of imagination.Sv: Medan de gick vidare genom utställningen, frågade han allt mer och satte undan surfplattan i fickan.En: As they moved through the exhibition, he asked more and more questions and put the tablet in his pocket.Sv: När de lämnade museet den eftermiddagen hade Viggo ett litet broschyr med fakta om dinosaurier i sin hand.En: When they left the museum that afternoon, Viggo had a small brochure with facts about dinosaurs in his hand.Sv: "Pappa," sa han ivrigt, "nästa gång vi kommer, kan vi läsa ännu mer?En: "Dad," he said eagerly, "next time we come, can we read even more?Sv: Och kanske ta mer tid att kolla på allt?"En: And maybe take more time to look at everything?"Sv: Lennart log stolt och såg på Karin som log tillbaka.En: Lennart smiled proudly and looked at Karin, who smiled back.Sv: De hade nått varandra på halva vägen.En: They had met each other halfway.Sv: Viggo hade hittat ett intresse utanför den digitala världen, och Lennart hade lärt sig att anpassa sig till sin sons intressen, något som värmde lika mycket som ett par varma vantar en kall vinterdag.En: Viggo had found an interest outside the digital world, and Lennart had learned to adapt to his son's interests, something that warmed as much as a pair of warm mittens on a cold winter day. Vocabulary Words:hummed: hummandegrandeur: storhetcontrast: kontrasteradeskeleton: skelettenblanket: täckearmor: rustningcurious: nyfikenglance: blickgigantic: gigantiskatablet: surfplattareassuring: lugnandehall: hallenexhibition: utställningenadventures: äventyramidst: blandinterest: intresseimagination: fantasiadopt: anpassaartifact: artefaktbrochure: broschyrencouragingly: uppmuntrandepassion: passionmighty: mäktigaadapt: anpassatechnological: teknologiskatradition: traditionimagine: drömmabreathe: andaswonder: undrarrepeatedly: upprepat

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Journey to the Northern Lights: A Tale of Courage and Friendship Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-01-13-23-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Det var en kall vinterdag i Göteborg.En: It was a cold winter day in Göteborg.Sv: Maja satt i sin röriga studentkorridor, omgiven av böcker och papper.En: Maja sat in her messy student dorm, surrounded by books and papers.Sv: Hon kände sig instängd av studier och ansvar.En: She felt trapped by studies and responsibilities.Sv: På väggarna hängde affischer av band och vackra svenska landskap.En: Posters of bands and beautiful Swedish landscapes hung on the walls.Sv: Maja stirrade ut genom fönstret, längtandes efter något mer.En: Maja stared out the window, longing for something more.Sv: Oskar, hennes äventyrliga kompis, knackade på dörren.En: Oskar, her adventurous friend, knocked on the door.Sv: "Hördu, Maja," sa han.En: "Hey, Maja," he said.Sv: "Vi borde åka på en roadtrip till Kiruna och se norrskenet.En: "We should go on a road trip to Kiruna and see the northern lights.Sv: Det blir en upplevelse för livet!"En: It would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience!"Sv: Maja blev direkt intresserad.En: Maja was immediately interested.Sv: "Ja!En: "Yes!Sv: Men Viggo kommer att oroa sig för säkerheten på de isiga vägarna."En: But Viggo will worry about the safety on the icy roads."Sv: Viggo, Majas försiktige rumskompis, kom in i rummet.En: Viggo, Maja's cautious roommate, entered the room.Sv: "Är ni galna?En: "Are you guys crazy?Sv: Vintern norrut är inte att leka med."En: Winter up north is not to be taken lightly."Sv: "Oroa dig inte så mycket," sa Oskar.En: "Don't worry so much," said Oskar.Sv: "Vi klarar oss.En: "We'll manage.Sv: Du kan följa med och planera rutten.En: You can come along and plan the route.Sv: Då är vi garanterat på rätt väg."En: That way, we're sure to be on the right track."Sv: Efter mycket övertalning beslöt Viggo att följa med, om han fick planera detaljerna.En: After much persuasion, Viggo decided to come along if he could plan the details.Sv: De packade sina väskor, fyllde bilen med varm choklad och smörgåsar, och gav sig av tidigt nästa morgon.En: They packed their bags, filled the car with hot chocolate and sandwiches, and set off early the next morning.Sv: Bilen färdades genom det snötäckta svenska landskapet.En: The car traveled through the snow-covered Swedish landscape.Sv: Vägarna var smala och slingriga.En: The roads were narrow and winding.Sv: Träden stod tysta och snön glittrade i solens svaga ljus.En: The trees stood silent, and the snow glittered in the faint sunlight.Sv: Det var ett vackert, men farligt skådespel.En: It was a beautiful but dangerous spectacle.Sv: När de körde genom Gävle började snön vräka ner och sikten blev sämre.En: As they drove through Gävle, the snow started to dump down, and visibility worsened.Sv: "Vi kanske borde vända," muttrade Viggo.En: "Maybe we should turn back," muttered Viggo.Sv: "Det här ser inte bra ut."En: "This doesn't look good."Sv: Men Maja, fylld av äventyrslust, ville fortsätta.En: But Maja, filled with a sense of adventure, wanted to continue.Sv: "Vi har kommit så här långt.En: "We've come this far.Sv: Vi ger inte upp nu!"En: We're not giving up now!"Sv: Oskar höll med Maja, även om han precis som Viggo blev alltmer orolig för väderleken.En: Oskar agreed with Maja, even though he, like Viggo, was becoming increasingly worried about the weather.Sv: Med Viggos försiktiga vägledning hittade de lugnare småvägar, och trots nära ögat-incidenter lyckades de hålla bilen på vägen.En: With Viggo's cautious guidance, they found calmer small roads, and despite some close-call incidents, they managed to keep the car on the road.Sv: Till slut, efter många timmar och kalla, nervösa pauser, nådde de Kiruna.En: Eventually, after many hours and cold, nervous breaks, they reached Kiruna.Sv: Himlen var klar, snoen hade slutat falla, och norrskenet dansade majestätiskt på den mörka himlen.En: The sky was clear, the snow had stopped falling, and the northern lights danced majestically in the dark sky.Sv: Det var magiskt.En: It was magical.Sv: Maja stod där med sina vänner; hennes hjärta fylldes av glädje.En: Maja stood there with her friends; her heart filled with joy.Sv: Hon förstod nu värdet i att balansera mod med försiktighet.En: She now understood the value of balancing courage with caution.Sv: Tack vare Viggo hade de undvikit faror och tack vare Oskar hade de vågat ge sig ut på detta äventyr.En: Thanks to Viggo, they had avoided dangers, and thanks to Oskar, they had dared to embark on this adventure.Sv: "Jag är glad att vi kom hit," sa Maja och log stort.En: "I'm glad we came here," said Maja with a big smile.Sv: "Det här behövde jag verkligen."En: "I really needed this."Sv: Oskar och Viggo höll med.En: Oskar and Viggo agreed.Sv: Det var ingen tvekan om att detta var en upplevelse de aldrig skulle glömma.En: There was no doubt that this was an experience they would never forget.Sv: Och norrskenet fortsatte att dansa över dem, som om det firade deras mod och vänskap.En: And the northern lights continued to dance above them as if celebrating their courage and friendship. Vocabulary Words:messy: rörigatrapped: instängdposters: affischerlonging: längtandesadventurous: äventyrligaroad trip: roadtriponce-in-a-lifetime: för livetsafety: säkerhetencautious: försiktigemanage: klara sigpersuasion: övertalningpacked: packadewinding: slingrigaspectacle: skådespelvisibility: siktenmuttered: muttradeadventure: äventyrincreasingly: alltmerguidance: vägledningincidents: incidenternervous: nervösabreaks: pausermajestically: majestätisktmagical: magisktbalance: balanseracourage: modthanks to: tack varedare: vågaembark: ge sig utexperience: upplevelse

We're closing out 2024 for the Watchcast the only way we know how: with the most depressing movie we can fit into a theme. And this year it's with David Cronenberg's captivating Eastern Promises, featuring Viggo Mortensen like you've never seen him before. CHAPTERS: (00:00:00) - The Nextlander Watchcast Episode 118: Eastern Promises (2007) (00:00:35) - Intro. (00:01:42) - Viggo appreciation right out of the gate. (00:03:23) - Our last movie of 2024: David Cronenberg's Eastern Promises! (00:07:20) - On the merits of putting on the accent. (00:13:31) - A little bit of background on the movie and its accuracy. (00:18:35) - Launching into the film, and its brutal opening. (00:22:28) - The baby enters the picture. (00:26:50) - Our first trip to Semyon's restaurant. (00:31:12) - Some discussion about Nikolai's true nature, and some of the family dynamics at play. (00:44:55) - The closest thing this movie has to a funny moment. (00:49:40) - Break! (00:50:02) - We're back, and things are developing. (00:55:00) - There are dens of iniquity, and then there's this place. (00:57:23) - Semyon comes calling. (01:04:34) - The pretense of a deal. (01:07:42) - Tying up loose ends. (01:13:50) - Anna has had enough, and Nikolai and Kiril hash it out. (01:19:39) - The set-up. (01:23:06) - The bathhouse. (01:29:32) - Nikolai's reveal. (01:34:56) - A subtler ending than you might expect. (01:40:48) - The sequel that never came together. (01:43:27) - Final thoughts. (01:44:54) - Our theme for January: Jude Law sci-fi! (01:49:03) - Outro. 

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Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Santorini's Sunset: Mending Bonds on the Aegean Edge Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2024-12-07-23-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Elsa stod på kanten av klippan och tittade ut över det glittrande blå Egeiska havet.En: Elsa stood on the edge of the cliff, gazing out over the sparkling blue Aegean Sea.Sv: Solnedgången kastade ett gyllene sken över Santorinis vita byggnader.En: The sunset cast a golden glow over Santorini's white buildings.Sv: Hon kände vinden dra i hennes hår, och en kylig vinterbris svepte förbi.En: She felt the wind tug at her hair, and a chilly winter breeze swept by.Sv: Elsa ville tro att detta skulle funka, att Viggo och Linnea skulle lämna allt gammalt bakom sig idag.En: Elsa wanted to believe that this would work, that Viggo and Linnea would leave all the old behind them today.Sv: Det var inte lätt att få dem hit.En: It wasn't easy to get them here.Sv: Det gick många sms fram och tillbaka.En: There were many texts back and forth.Sv: Elsa hade konstruerat en ursäkt om en enkel återföreningsresa.En: Elsa had concocted an excuse about a simple reunion trip.Sv: Ingen av dem visste om att den andre skulle vara där.En: Neither of them knew the other would be there.Sv: Viggo kom först.En: Viggo arrived first.Sv: Han såg tänkande ut, blicken fäst vid horisonten, kanske för att samla mod.En: He looked thoughtful, his gaze fixed on the horizon, perhaps to gather courage.Sv: Hans konstnärliga själs kemi verkade stämma överens med den lugna omgivningen.En: His artistic soul's chemistry seemed to align with the calm surroundings.Sv: När Linnea dök upp, såg Elsa en glimt av nervositeten i hennes ögon.En: When Linnea appeared, Elsa saw a glimpse of nervousness in her eyes.Sv: Linnea klev försiktigt ut på klippan, som om hon kände marken under sig för första gången.En: Linnea stepped cautiously onto the cliff, as if she were feeling the ground beneath her for the first time.Sv: Hon och Viggo möttes med ett tyst erkännande.En: She and Viggo met with a silent acknowledgment.Sv: Det var länge sedan, men minnena var fortfarande där.En: It had been a long time, but the memories were still there.Sv: "Varför är vi här, Elsa?"En: "Why are we here, Elsa?"Sv: frågade Linnea med en skeptisk ton.En: Linnea asked with a skeptical tone.Sv: "Vi behöver prata", sa Elsa utan att tveka.En: "We need to talk," Elsa said without hesitation.Sv: "Om allt."En: "About everything."Sv: Viggo suckade djupt.En: Viggo sighed deeply.Sv: "Jag trodde vi hade gått vidare."En: "I thought we had moved on."Sv: "Har vi verkligen?"En: "Have we really?"Sv: Linnea mötte hans blick, mer beslutsam nu.En: Linnea met his gaze, more determined now.Sv: "Du slutade prata med mig, Viggo.En: "You stopped talking to me, Viggo.Sv: Utan att förklara."En: Without explaining."Sv: En tystnad följde, så stark att till och med vindens visking verkade förstärkas.En: A silence followed, so strong that even the wind's whisper seemed amplified.Sv: "Jag kände mig sviken när du blev tillsammans med någon annan så snabbt", erkände Viggo till slut.En: "I felt betrayed when you got together with someone else so quickly," Viggo finally admitted.Sv: "Vi var ju...En: "We were...Sv: något."En: something."Sv: Linnea såg bort mot havet.En: Linnea looked out at the sea.Sv: "Jag gjorde det för att skydda mig själv.En: "I did it to protect myself.Sv: Allt var så förvirrande."En: Everything was so confusing."Sv: Elsa kände deras känslor koka upp, och hennes hjärta slog snabbare.En: Elsa felt their emotions boiling up, and her heart beat faster.Sv: Hon såg solens sista strålar försvinna bortom horisonten.En: She watched the sun's last rays disappear beyond the horizon.Sv: Det var nu eller aldrig.En: It was now or never.Sv: "Ni två hade något speciellt", sa Elsa mjukt.En: "You two had something special," Elsa said softly.Sv: "Men vi måste låta saker läka.En: "But we need to let things heal.Sv: Vi måste prata ut."En: We need to talk it out."Sv: Sakta, steg för steg, började Viggo och Linnea öppna upp mer.En: Slowly, step by step, Viggo and Linnea began to open up more.Sv: Deras röster flödade, ibland högljutt, ibland mjukt.En: Their voices flowed, sometimes loudly, sometimes softly.Sv: Bit för bit lades alla missförstånd på bordet.En: Bit by bit, all misunderstandings were laid out.Sv: Viggo pratade om smärta och frustration.En: Viggo spoke of pain and frustration.Sv: Linnea om rädsla och önskan om att skydda sitt hjärta.En: Linnea of fear and the desire to protect her heart.Sv: När ljusen från byarna tändes runt dem, kvarstod en tyst överenskommelse.En: As the lights from the villages lit up around them, a silent agreement remained.Sv: De hade kanske inte hittat tillbaka till varandra som förr, men de lärde sig förstå.En: They may not have found their way back to each other as before, but they learned to understand.Sv: Förlåta, även om det var svårt.En: To forgive, even if it was difficult.Sv: Elsa tittade på dem, hennes egna axlar lättade från en vikt hon inte visste att hon bar.En: Elsa watched them, her own shoulders lightened from a weight she didn't know she carried.Sv: Hon insåg att allt inte gick att laga på en gång, men en början hade gjorts.En: She realized that not everything could be fixed at once, but a beginning had been made.Sv: Viggo och Linnea gav varandra ett litet, dovt leende.En: Viggo and Linnea exchanged a small, muted smile.Sv: Respekt och begrip.En: Respect and understanding.Sv: Med lugn i sinnet, gick de tillsammans tillbaka till byn, alla tre med en känsla av att något större hade hänt.En: With peace of mind, they walked back to the village together, all three with a sense that something greater had happened.Sv: Vinterluften kändes inte lika bister längre, och Elsa förstod att ibland behövs bara en plats som Santorini för att livet ska ändras.En: The winter air didn't feel as biting anymore, and Elsa understood that sometimes it just takes a place like Santorini for life to change. Vocabulary Words:gazing: tittadesparkling: glittrandechilly: kyligbreeze: brisconcocted: konstrueratreunion: återföreningchemistry: kemiartistic: konstnärligasurroundings: omgivningennervousness: nervositetencautiously: försiktigtacknowledgment: erkännandeskeptical: skeptiskhesitation: tvekabetrayed: svikenamplified: förstärkasconfusing: förvirrandeheal: läkamisunderstandings: missförståndforgive: förlåtafrustration: frustrationprotect: skyddareveals: förståwinter air: vinterluftenbiting: bisteralign: stämma överensacknowledgment: erkännandeunderstand: begripmystical: mystisksilent: tyst

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Ice Hotel Surprise: Masterpiece in the Unexpected Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2024-12-06-08-38-20-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Stjärnorna glimmade ovanför Jukkasjärvi, och norrskenet dansade över himlen.En: The stars shimmered above Jukkasjärvi, and the northern lights danced across the sky.Sv: Mitt i detta vinterlandskap stod Ishotellet, ett mästerverk av frusen konst.En: In the midst of this winter landscape stood the Ice Hotel, a masterpiece of frozen art.Sv: Elsa, en ung och ivrig isskulptör, föreställde sig jubel från de kommande gästerna.En: Elsa, a young and eager ice sculptor, envisioned the cheers from the upcoming guests.Sv: Hon drömde om att få uppskattning av Astrid, den erkänt skarpa skulpturkritikern.En: She dreamed of receiving appreciation from Astrid, the famously sharp sculpture critic.Sv: Elsas skulptur stod täckt, redo för sin premiärvisning under julveckan.En: Elsa's sculpture stood covered, ready for its premiere during the Christmas week.Sv: Vid sidan av arbetade Viggo, hotellets klumpiga men vänliga guide.En: Beside her worked Viggo, the hotel's clumsy but friendly guide.Sv: Han betyder väl men har en förmåga att hamna i knipa.En: He means well but has a knack for getting into trouble.Sv: När han skulle visa en grupp gäster runt, var olyckan nära.En: When he was supposed to show a group of guests around, disaster was near.Sv: "Ursäkta mig, är det här vägen till skulpturerna?"En: "Excuse me, is this the way to the sculptures?"Sv: frågade Astrid, vilket fick Viggo att snubbla över ett rep och av misstag dra åt skynket över Elsas ofärdiga konstverk.En: asked Astrid, causing Viggo to trip over a rope and accidentally pull the covering off Elsa's unfinished artwork.Sv: Det var för tidigt, skulpturen var inte klar!En: It was too early, the sculpture wasn't complete!Sv: Elsas hjärta stannade till.En: Elsa's heart skipped a beat.Sv: Hon såg hur publiken började samlas, nyfikna och förväntansfulla.En: She saw the audience begin to gather, curious and expectant.Sv: Vad skulle hon göra nu?En: What should she do now?Sv: Istället för att få panik, tog Elsa ett djupt andetag.En: Instead of panicking, Elsa took a deep breath.Sv: Hon bestämde sig snabbt.En: She quickly decided.Sv: Det är dags för kreativ improvisation.En: It's time for creative improvisation.Sv: "Välkomna, mina vänner!"En: "Welcome, my friends!"Sv: började Elsa glatt och vinkade med händerna.En: Elsa began cheerfully, waving her hands.Sv: "Detta är en förhandsvisning av 'Det Ofullständiga', en tanke om hur skönhet finns i det oförutsedda."En: "This is a preview of 'The Incomplete,' a reflection on how beauty exists in the unexpected."Sv: Publiken tystnade och lyssnade när Elsa berättade om skulpturens inspiration och det nordiska landskapet som sakta förvandlas med varje vinter.En: The audience fell silent and listened as Elsa spoke about the sculpture's inspiration and the Nordic landscape that slowly transforms with each winter.Sv: Hon målade en bild av hur norrskenets skiftningar kunde speglas i det stelnade vattnet.En: She painted a picture of how the northern lights' shifts could be mirrored in the frozen water.Sv: Elsas berättelse trollband åhörarna.En: Elsa's story enchanted the listeners.Sv: Astrids skeptiska ögon mjuknade när hon kände konstnärens passion och uppriktighet.En: Astrid's skeptical eyes softened as she sensed the artist's passion and sincerity.Sv: Elsa avslutade sin improviserade presentation med ett leende och en bugning.En: Elsa concluded her impromptu presentation with a smile and a bow.Sv: När publiken skingrades, kom Astrid fram till Elsa.En: As the audience dispersed, Astrid approached Elsa.Sv: "Det var modigt," sa hon och bad Elsa att sitta med henne för att prata vidare.En: "That was brave," she said, inviting Elsa to sit with her to talk further.Sv: "Ibland är det de oväntade ögonblicken som gör konst minnesvärd."En: "Sometimes it's the unexpected moments that make art memorable."Sv: Elsa kände en våg av lättnad och glädje.En: Elsa felt a wave of relief and joy.Sv: Det som började som en olycka hade blivit en enastående upplevelse.En: What had started as a mishap had turned into an extraordinary experience.Sv: Med Astrids uppmuntran och de vänliga orden från gästerna, förstod Elsa att det egentligen var hennes äkthet och passion som folk uppskattade mest.En: With Astrid's encouragement and the kind words from the guests, Elsa realized that it was indeed her authenticity and passion that people appreciated most.Sv: Den kvällen, när ljusen från norr försvann och hotellet åter glimmade i mjukt ljus, hade Elsa lärt sig att omfamna oförutsägbarhet och att skönhet ofta finns i det oplanerade.En: That evening, as the lights from the north faded and the hotel once again shimmered in soft light, Elsa learned to embrace unpredictability and that beauty often exists in the unplanned. Vocabulary Words:shimmered: glimmadenorthern lights: norrskenetmasterpiece: mästerverksculptor: isskulptörenvisioned: föreställdecritique: kritikernpremiere: premiärvisningclumsy: klumpigadisaster: olyckantrip: snubblaenthusiasm: ivrigcurious: nyfiknaexpectant: förväntansfullaimprovisation: improvisationpreview: förhandsvisningreflection: tankeaudience: publikeninspiration: inspirationenchanted: trollbandskeptical: skeptiskasincerity: uppriktighetimpromptu: improviseradepresentation: presentationmemorable: minnesvärdauthenticity: äkthetembrace: omfamnaunpredictability: oförutsägbarhetunplanned: oplaneradetransforms: förvandlasmishap: olycka

Dagens episode blir en typisk lok episode med mange forskjellige gjester som stikker huet innom studio. Sivert har inspirert Jonis og Alon til å leve sunnere, Gaute forteller om forræder og gutta disser han fordi han ble litt følsom i siste episode.Jingle: Jonis Josef Produsent: Marko Cvitanovic Cover: Kristine Lie Øverland En Juicy Producy

Those About to Die: Episode 9  "The Die Is Cast" Elia faces Scorpus in a head-to-head race for revenge; Tenax puts on a public execution for the Patricians; Cala finds evidence of Domitian's treachery and betrays Tenax to save Jula; Berenice and Antonia race to get proof to Titus in time.   Those About to Die: Episode 10 "Let the Games Begin" Pitted against one another, Kwame and Viggo fight to the death to save their families; Tenax decides to spare Cala in exchange for her help; Domitian stops Titus from finding out the truth before it's too late. Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com  (audio/written) Twitter: BlackGirl_Couch   Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle pirvlegage breeds more inner conflitct

Hvordan får man meget ud af få kvadratmeter? Hvad skal man prioritere i indretningen? Og hvad betyder det for familiedynamikken at bo tæt sammen? Vi taler om tendensen small living med tre kvinder, der deler deres bevæggrunde, erfaringer og hacks med at downsize: Mere nærvær, større økonomisk råderum, frihedsfølelsen ved færre ting. Vi hører også om, hvornår det er frustrerende at bo småt, og om at det ikke nødvendigvis behøver være for evigt. Vores panel består af influencer Nanna Liljekvist, mor til Viggo, 5, og Charlie, 3, skribent og strikdesigner Sarah Bacher Lundtoft, mor til Luna, 7, og Bertram, 5, og invester og rådgiver Christine Nordam, mor til Alberte, 9, Emma, 5, Gustav, 3, og Astrid på 5 uger.

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.

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.

Those About to Die: Episode 3 "Death's Door" Kwame and Viggo bond over their ill-fated futures; the Gold Faction puts on a lavish display at the inaugural chariot races; Queen Berenice tries to convince Titus of his brother's treacherous plans to claim the throne; Vespasian chooses his heir. Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com  (audio/written) Twitter: BlackGirl_Couch   Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle

Welcome back to part two of this Viggo Venn special where we delve into the full Britain's Got Talent journey and touring a show in the wake of winning.You can get INSTANT ACCESS to the video version by becoming an Insider at Patreon.com/ComComPod where you'll also get exclusive extras inc how it felt to win £250,000, what Viggo spent it on and having the funniest moment of the Royal Variety Show cut from the broadcast.Support the Podcast at Patreon.com/ComComPod☑️ Get full video episodes (including this one) and early access like this special!☑️ Exclusive extra content now in video as well as audio☑️ Exclusive guest announcements and engagement ☑️ New membership offerings including a monthly “Stu&A” which is a Q&A with me with a fun titleCatch Up with Viggo:You can keep up to date with all things Viggo at viggovenn.com as his "Viggo Venn: One More Time Tour" continues through Norway.You can also find him on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.Everything Stu's up to:Discover Stu's comedy about the climate crisis, for everyone from activists to CEOs, at https://www.stuartgoldsmith.com/climate.Find everything else at https://linktr.ee/stuartgoldsmith. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textIn this episode, we discuss what actors could play different characters in the upcoming TV show. Enjoy!Topics/Summary:·      Listen to episode 245 about the pitfalls of the TV show!·      3:46 Adam Driver plays Snape. Adam is younger than Alan, and that could be a closer representation of Snape because he isn't actually that old in the books. Additionally, Adam can portray a character of great emotional depth very well, and that is of course who Snape is.·      12:08 Ian McKellen plays Dumbledore. As Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings, Ian McKellen was an old, wise, and powerful wizard that had a big role in the fight for victory. He is the perfect choice for a character like this.·      16:33 Viggo Mortensen plays Sirius Black. Viggo is an honorable actor who plays honorable and brave characters. Sirius Black is a wrongly convicted criminal who spends the first part of his arc on the run and the second in the midst of the battle against Voldemort. That kind of acting is best suited for Viggo.·      19:58 Penelope Wilton plays Professor McGonagall. What we lose with Maggie Smith is the kinder edge from the books, so if Penelope were to go for a softer version of McGonagall, she might just be able to pull it off.·      22:03 Andy Serkis plays Peter Pettigrew. Andy often plays small, snively, often somewhat unstable characters. All of these things would make a perfect Peter Pettigrew.·      25:38 Benedict Cumberbatch plays Remus Lupin. Benedict has the air of carrying a very heavy weight on his shoulders, like a responsibility that he cannot shake. Lupin must keep the secret of his furry friend, and later bear the weight of his marriage and the turmoil of having a son. Having anything you want to hear or say? Click here for a voice submission or here for text. ThePotterDiscussion@gmail.comthepotterdiscussion.comKnox

From the small mining town of Kongsberg, Norway, to winning Britain's Got Talent in 2023, Viggo Venn's journey has been anything but ordinary.We delve into Viggo's history with ComComPod, the creation of the high-vis bit and the original plan to get buzzed off in the first round on BGT.Part two will be released next week, or you can get INSTANT ACCESS to the full special (including video) by being an Insider at Patreon.com/ComComPod PLUS exclusive extras inc how it felt to win £250,000, what Viggo spent it on and having the funniest moment of the Royal Variety Show cut from the broadcast.Support the Podcast at Patreon.com/ComComPod☑️ Get full video episodes (including this one) and early access like this special!☑️ Exclusive extra content now in video as well as audio☑️ Exclusive guest announcements and engagement ☑️ New membership offerings including a monthly “Stu&A” which is a Q&A with me with a fun titleCatch Up with Viggo:You can keep up to date with all things Viggo at viggovenn.com as his "Viggo Venn: One More Time Tour" continues through Norway.You can also find him on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.Everything Stu's up to:Discover Stu's comedy about the climate crisis, for everyone from activists to CEOs, at https://www.stuartgoldsmith.com/climate.Find everything else at https://linktr.ee/stuartgoldsmith. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

That time has finally arrived! The season 7(!) finale of Summers Off. And what better way to say goodbye than by talking about some major nerdy stuff for a couple hours. Rach can't carry the podcast, but she does carry Ty through this explosive finale with her amazing impressions of Gollum. We chat about the hippies who saved this franchise. What is Gollum juice? And how many times did Viggo get his ass kicked? And yes, Ty goes on a Ty-rade about Rings of Power. It is explosive, it is heartwrenching, it is Summers Off's season finale. We can't wait to see you on our next adventure!

“The Dead Don't Hurt” is an indie western written and directed by Viggo Mortenson, who also starred in the film and composed the score. Costume Designer Anne Dixon joins me to discuss both the challenges of working on a multinational, low-budget film, the rewards of working with Viggo and the tone he sets (both on set and in front of the camera), and little easter eggs that thread through the entire film. It had a theatrical run earlier this summer and is now available for streaming. 

Fluent Fiction - Danish: The Stolen Exam: Unlikely Allies Unite to Uncover the Truth Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-stolen-exam-unlikely-allies-unite-to-uncover-the-truth Story Transcript:Da: Sommerens sol skinnede ned over den gamle kostskole.En: The summer sun shone down on the old boarding school.Da: Viggo gik langsomt ned ad den brostensbelagte sti.En: Viggo walked slowly down the cobblestone path.Da: Han elskede skolens have, med dens farverige blomster og det blå vand i søen tæt ved.En: He loved the school's garden, with its colorful flowers and the blue water in the nearby lake.Da: Men denne dag var anderledes.En: But this day was different.Da: Der var spændinger i luften.En: There was tension in the air.Da: En vigtig eksamensopgave var blevet stjålet.En: An important exam paper had been stolen.Da: Viggo var ivrig efter at bevise sin uskyld.En: Viggo was eager to prove his innocence.Da: Han var en flittig elev, altid dedikeret til sine studier.En: He was a diligent student, always dedicated to his studies.Da: Han var chokeret, da han blev beskyldt for at have stjålet eksamensopgaven.En: He was shocked when he was accused of stealing the exam paper.Da: Han kunne næsten ikke tro det.En: He could hardly believe it.Da: Hans klassekammerater kiggede skævt til ham, hviskede bag hans ryg.En: His classmates eyed him suspiciously, whispered behind his back.Da: Det var en svær tid for ham.En: It was a difficult time for him.Da: Sigrid, skolens populære pige, havde også svært ved at tro på anklagerne mod Viggo.En: Sigrid, the school's popular girl, also found it hard to believe the accusations against Viggo.Da: Hun kunne ikke lide, at folk dømte ham uden bevis.En: She didn't like that people judged him without evidence.Da: Sigrid var charmerende, men ofte misforstået.En: Sigrid was charming but often misunderstood.Da: Hun havde også en vis oprørstrang.En: She also had a certain rebellious spirit.Da: Måske var det derfor, hun besluttede at hjælpe Viggo med at finde den virkelige tyv, selvom det kunne skade hendes sociale status.En: Maybe that was why she decided to help Viggo find the real thief, even if it could harm her social status.Da: Ingrid var en anden historie.En: Ingrid was a different story.Da: Hun var utrolig ambitiøs og konkurrencedygtig.En: She was incredibly ambitious and competitive.Da: Hun var altid på toppen i klassen og gjorde alt for at blive der.En: She was always at the top of the class and did everything to stay there.Da: Da eksamensopgaven blev stjålet, vidste hun, at hun ikke kunne lade nogen mistænke hende.En: When the exam paper was stolen, she knew she couldn't let anyone suspect her.Da: Ingen kunne få hende til at miste sin plads som den bedste.En: No one could make her lose her place as the best.Da: Hun besluttede at lede undersøgelsen i en anden retning, væk fra sig selv.En: She decided to steer the investigation in a different direction, away from herself.Da: Viggo begyndte sin undersøgelse.En: Viggo began his investigation.Da: Han så på, hvem der havde adgang til lærerværelset, hvor eksamensopgaven blev opbevaret.En: He looked at who had access to the teacher's lounge where the exam paper was stored.Da: Han talte med dem, der var der på det tidspunkt.En: He talked to those who were there at the time.Da: Sigrid hjalp ham, stillede spørgsmål og fandt små spor.En: Sigrid helped him, asked questions, and found small clues.Da: Hun vidste, at de skulle handle hurtigt.En: She knew they had to act quickly.Da: Ingrid fortsatte med at forsøge at skjule sine spor.En: Ingrid continued trying to cover her tracks.Da: Hun ledte mistanken mod en anden elev, en der allerede havde et dårligt ry.En: She directed suspicion toward another student, one who already had a bad reputation.Da: Men hun vidste, at hendes egne spor stadig kunne findes, hvis Viggo og Sigrid så nøje nok på sagen.En: But she knew her own tracks could still be found if Viggo and Sigrid looked closely enough at the case.Da: En eftermiddag fandt Viggo et vigtigt bevis.En: One afternoon, Viggo found an important piece of evidence.Da: En lille seddel, der havde faldet ud af Ingrids taske.En: A small note that had fallen out of Ingrid's bag.Da: Den havde en ufuldstændig plan over, hvordan eksamensopgaven skulle stjæles.En: It had an incomplete plan about how the exam paper was to be stolen.Da: Han viste den til Sigrid, og de vidste, at de var tæt på sandheden.En: He showed it to Sigrid, and they knew they were close to the truth.Da: De konfronterede Ingrid.En: They confronted Ingrid.Da: Hun forsøgte først at benægte det, men til sidst indrømmede hun.En: At first, she tried to deny it, but eventually, she confessed.Da: Skyld og frygt havde plaget hende for længe.En: Guilt and fear had plagued her for too long.Da: Hun vidste, at hun ikke kunne skjule sig længere.En: She knew she couldn't hide any longer.Da: Sandheden kom frem.En: The truth came out.Da: Viggo blev renset for anklagerne, og lærerne tog disciplinære handlinger mod Ingrid.En: Viggo was cleared of the accusations, and the teachers took disciplinary action against Ingrid.Da: Viggo og Sigrid stod sammen foran søen.En: Viggo and Sigrid stood together by the lake.Da: Solen gik langsomt ned, og himlen blev orange og lyserød.En: The sun was slowly setting, and the sky turned orange and pink.Da: De følte begge, at de havde lært noget vigtigt.En: They both felt that they had learned something important.Da: Viggo fik mere selvtillid og en stærkere forbindelse til Sigrid.En: Viggo gained more confidence and a stronger bond with Sigrid.Da: Sigrid lærte værdien af ægte venskab og at stå op for det, der er rigtigt.En: Sigrid learned the value of true friendship and standing up for what is right.Da: Ingrid stod alene og tænkte over sine handlinger.En: Ingrid stood alone and reflected on her actions.Da: Hun indså, at hendes ambitioner havde ført hende på en dårlig vej.En: She realized that her ambitions had led her down a bad path.Da: Det var tid til at ændre sig.En: It was time to change.Da: Skolen ville ikke være den samme igen, og det heller ikke for Viggo, Sigrid og Ingrid.En: The school would never be the same again, nor would Viggo, Sigrid, and Ingrid. Vocabulary Words:boarding school: kostskolecobblestone: brostensbelagttension: spændingerexam paper: eksamensopgavediligent: flittigdedicated: dedikeretaccused: beskyldtsuspiciously: skævtwhispered: hviskedeaccusations: anklagernecharming: charmerendemisunderstood: misforståetrebellious: oprørstrangambitious: ambitiøscompetitive: konkurrencedygtigsteering the investigation: lede undersøgelsenteacher's lounge: lærerværelsetstored: opbevaretclues: sporcover her tracks: skjule sine spordirected suspicion: ledte mistankenbad reputation: dårligt ryevidence: bevisconfessed: indrømmedeguilt: skyldfear: frygtdisciplinary action: disciplinære handlingerconfidence: selvtillidtrue friendship: ægte venskabreflected: tænkte over

You'll probably know Zach Zucker best as the creator of the chaotically wonderful Stamptown, his alter-ego Jack Tucker, or as one half of the Norwegian-American comedy duo, Zach & Viggo. In this episode, we talk all things Stamptown (it's creation, produced works and the what it takes to put on a show), meeting his partner-in-comedy-crime, Viggo Ven, at Gaulier and how seeing one comedian live changed the trajectory of Zach's life.Join the Insiders Club at patreon.com/comcompod where you can WATCH the full episode and get access to 25 minutes of extras including which comedians work best at Stamptown, could it ever make its way to Broadway and the delicate balance of performing as Jack Tucker!Support the Podcast at Patreon.com/ComComPod☑️ Get full video episodes (including this one)☑️ Extra content now in video as well as audio (including 25 minutes with Zach)☑️ Exclusive guest announcements and engagement ☑️ New membership offerings including a monthly “Stu&A” which is a Q&A with me with a fun title - this month's Glastonbury special is now live!Catch Up with Zach:Keep up to date with all things Stamptown at stamptowncomedy.com and you can follow Zach on Instagram and Twitter.Upcoming shows include:Stamptown at the Leicester Square Theatre this Saturday (July 13th)Jack Tucker: Comedy Stand Up Hour at Soho Theatre - Mon 15th July to Sat 27th JulyStamptown at the Edinburgh Fringe - August 2024Everything Stu's up to:Edinburgh | August 2024: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on#q=%22Stuart%20Goldsmith%3A%20Spoilers%20(A%20Climate%20Crisis%20Stand-Up%20Show)%22.Discover Stu's comedy about the climate crisis, for everyone from activists to CEOs, at https://www.stuartgoldsmith.com/climate.Find everything else you at https://linktr.ee/stuartgoldsmith. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Midsummer Magic: Finding Home and Love in Stockholm Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/midsummer-magic-finding-home-and-love-in-stockholm Story Transcript:Sv: Sommarens ljusa kvällar gjorde Stockholm magisk, särskilt på Skansen.En: The bright summer evenings made Stockholm magical, especially at Skansen.Sv: Skansen var full av liv med dansande människor, traditonell musik och doften av grillad mat.En: Skansen was full of life with dancing people, traditional music, and the aroma of grilled food.Sv: Det var midsommar och hela staden firade.En: It was Midsummer, and the whole city was celebrating.Sv: Elin, en 28-årig grafisk designer, hade nyligen flyttat hem till Stockholm efter flera år utomlands.En: Elin, a 28-year-old graphic designer, had recently moved back to Stockholm after several years abroad.Sv: Hon kände sig som en främling i sitt eget land.En: She felt like a stranger in her own country.Sv: Hon ville återknyta till sina rötter och hitta meningsfulla relationer.En: She wanted to reconnect with her roots and find meaningful relationships.Sv: Detta var hennes chans.En: This was her chance.Sv: På samma fest var Viggo, en 30-årig miljövetare.En: At the same festivity was Viggo, a 30-year-old environmental scientist.Sv: Han älskade Sveriges natur och traditioner.En: He loved Sweden's nature and traditions.Sv: Han var glad, utåtriktad och alltid redo att välkomna nya människor.En: He was cheerful, outgoing, and always ready to welcome new people.Sv: Elin tvekade först, men bestämde sig för att delta i firandet.En: Elin hesitated at first, but decided to join the celebration.Sv: Hon ville känna tillhörighet igen.En: She wanted to feel a sense of belonging again.Sv: Människor dansade runt majstången, barn sprang och lekte, och glada skratt fyllde luften.En: People danced around the maypole, children ran and played, and joyous laughter filled the air.Sv: Elin såg sig omkring och kände sig något mer bekväm.En: Elin looked around and felt somewhat more comfortable.Sv: När hon gick fram till en grupp för att dansa, mötte hon Viggo.En: As she approached a group to dance, she met Viggo.Sv: "Hej!En: "Hi!Sv: Vill du dansa?"En: Do you want to dance?"Sv: frågade Viggo med ett varmt leende.En: Viggo asked with a warm smile.Sv: Elin nickade blygt och de började att dansa runt majstången.En: Elin nodded shyly, and they began to dance around the maypole.Sv: De pratade under dansen och delade sina historier.En: They talked while dancing and shared their stories.Sv: Viggo berättade om sitt arbete och sin kärlek för naturen.En: Viggo talked about his work and his love for nature.Sv: Elin berättade om sina år utomlands och hur hon ville hitta hem igen.En: Elin talked about her years abroad and how she wanted to find her way home again.Sv: Efter dansen satte de sig vid en bänk nära en stor brasa.En: After the dance, they sat on a bench near a large bonfire.Sv: Ljusen från eldhavet och lyktorna skapade en magisk atmosfär.En: The lights from the fire and lanterns created a magical atmosphere.Sv: De pratade länge, om drömmar, rädslor och framtidshopp.En: They talked for a long time about dreams, fears, and hopes for the future.Sv: Elin kände sig sedd och förstådd.En: Elin felt seen and understood.Sv: "Jag känner mig äntligen som att jag hör hemma," sa Elin med ett litet leende.En: "I finally feel like I belong," Elin said with a small smile.Sv: "Du är hemma," svarade Viggo mjukt och tog hennes hand.En: "You are home," replied Viggo softly, taking her hand.Sv: När natten förvandlades till morgon kände Elin sig förändrad.En: As night turned into morning, Elin felt changed.Sv: Hon kände sig mer öppen, mer redo att bygga nya relationer.En: She felt more open, more ready to build new relationships.Sv: Hon kände en starkare koppling till sin kultur och sitt samhälle.En: She felt a stronger connection to her culture and community.Sv: Med Viggo vid hennes sida, visste hon att detta bara var början.En: With Viggo by her side, she knew this was just the beginning.Sv: Nu hade hon hopp för framtiden och ett hjärta redo att ta emot kärlek igen.En: Now she had hope for the future and a heart ready to embrace love again.Sv: Och så, på denna midsommarkväll, började en ny resa för Elin.En: And so, on this Midsummer night, a new journey began for Elin.Sv: En resa fylld med tillhörighet, kärlek och nya äventyr.En: A journey filled with belonging, love, and new adventures. Vocabulary Words:evenings: kvällarmagical: magiskaroma: doftencelebrating: firaderoots: rötterchance: chansenvironmental scientist: miljövetarecheerful: gladoutgoing: utåtriktadhesitated: tvekadebelonging: tillhörighetmaypole: majstångenjoyous: gladalaughter: skrattcomfortable: bekvämbench: bänkbonfire: brasalanterns: lyktornaatmosphere: atmosfärdreams: drömmarfears: rädslorhopes: framtidshoppunderstood: förståddbelong: hör hemmasoftly: mjuktchanged: förändradcommunity: samhällehope: hoppembrace: ta emotadventures: äventyr

As season 4 draws to a close, I'm joined by someone all of you should know: Viggo Mortensen (The Lord of the Rings, The Road)! One thing you might not know about Viggo - it was certainly news to me - is that he's also a musician, making a number of albums with famed guitarist Buckethead and even scoring a couple films, including his latest directorial effort The Dead Don't Hurt. As such, we discuss his musical history, his score for The Dead Don't Hurt, his first foray into making music for film in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, balancing various behind-the-scenes roles in the same film, and plenty more. Even though this is a pretty short interview, we cover a surprising amount of ground. Candidly, this was the most surreal, hard to believe interview I've ever done. When I saw Viggo pop up on video to chat with me, I was certain I was being pranked, or maybe just dreaming; I'm sure I'll wake up at any second... Viggo's score is available on all major platforms, while The Dead Don't Hurt has just finished its theatrical run and will likely be coming to home video soon. I also want to flag that I accidentally attribute a (poorly) paraphrased quote to Ernest Hemingway that's actually from Mark Twain.

Viggo Kristiansen og Jan Helge Andersen møtes for første gang på 22 år, og temperaturen stiger i rettssalen. Blir Viggo fritt vilt?  Du kan starte abonnement på Svarttrost Dok hos Spotify via denne lenken: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/svarttrost/subscribe⁠ eller ved å trykke på abonner-knappen i Apple Podkaster.     «Rettssaken mot Jan Helge Andersen» er laget av Marte Solbakken og Bjørn Olav Jahr. Ansvarlig redaktør i Svarttrost er Kari Hesthamar. Serien er fra 2024. 

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The “Voice of Costume” is the first podcast created between working costume designers sharing stories, inspiration, struggles, and insights into the creative career of costume design. An behind-the-scenes podcast to showcase the voices of Costume Designers around the world. Listen in on this inspirational, one-on-one conversation between Anne Dixon and Catherine Baumgardner. Please Welcome Anne - Anne's design career includes designing for theatre, ballet, ice skating, opera, film, and television. A few of her film and series credits include: The Shrouds, The Marsh King's Daughter, Falling, Lost Girl, Anne with an E, and The Dead Don't Hurt (written and directed by Viggo Mortenson) Topics Include: Childhood with a father news producer Making clothes for dolls and sister First job at regional theatre Traveling costuming theatre Enjoying the adventure Schooling in London The apprenticeship that launched her Following the inspiration  Only live once perspective DEAD DONT HURT (min 15) Getting the job There's no one path Viggo - writer/director/composer Creating from the music Collaborating with Viggo Research and Look Books Clothes from the ‘First Nations' Importance of ‘strong truth' in the design Lead Character Design Arc Shades of Red for her arc Challenges to overcome Working in Durango, Mexico DEEP DIVE: Proud aspects of oneself Commitment choices now Favorite movie Favorite place to visit An inspirational creative book

Britain's Got Talent winner Viggo Venn joins to share the downsides of Norway and why the "happiest" country has such a high suicide rate, what you can learn from flopping (bombing for clowns), and whether clowning is appropriate at a family member's funeral. Gianmarco also tells his story from the one time he went to The Box for the millionth time.  You can watch full video of this episode HERE! Join the Patreon free for 7 days for ad-free episodes, exclusive content, and MORE. Follow Viggo on Instagram, TikTok, & Twitter Watch Viggo's Britain's Got Talent performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd53BJGox5s See Viggo in a city near you and stay up to date on all the latest at: https://viggovenn.com/ See Viggo's partner, Julia Masli's show, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha: https://www.juliamasli.com/ Follow The Downside with Gianmarco Soresi on Instagram Get tickets to our live podcast recording in NYC on July 1: https://www.showclix.com/event/the-downside-with-gianmarco-soresi-live Follow Gianmarco Soresi on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, & YouTube Subscribe to Gianmarco Soresi's email & texting lists Check out Gianmarco Soresi's bi-monthly show in NYC Get tickets to see Gianmarco Soresi in a city near you Watch Gianmarco Soresi's special "Shelf Life" on Amazon Follow Russell Daniels on Twitter & Instagram E-mail the show at TheDownsideWGS@gmail.com Produced by Paige Asachika & Gianmarco Soresi Video edited by Dave Columbo Technical production by Chris Mueller Special Thanks Tovah Silbermann Original music by Douglas Goodhart Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's another bumper, jam-packed edition of the Empire Podcast this week, folks, with four wonderful guests. First, legendary producer Jerry Bruckheimer, who has both Young Woman And The Sea and Bad Boys: Ride Or Die in cinemas right now, shares some of the secrets of his success with Alex Godfrey. [21:13 - 38:36 approx] Then, John Nugent has an audience with the Shyamalans — Ishana Night Shyamalan, writer and director of new horror, The Watched (aka The Watchers in the States), and her producer/second unit director, her father M. Night Shyamalan. [1:00:25 - 1:18:40 approx] And finally Chris Hewitt sits down on Zoom with the great Viggo Mortensen, who writes, directs, composes and stars in this week's Western, The Dead Don't Hurt. If you know anyone who worked at the Australian video store Viggo mentions in this interview, let us know. [1:35:41 - 1:55:06 approx] Either side of all that, Chris dials into the podbooth where Helen O'Hara and James Dyer are waiting, so they can discuss the best glasses in movies, chat about the week's movie news, including rumoured casting for Sam Mendes' Beatles biopics, and review Bad Boys: Ride Or Die, Ron Howard's documentary Jim Henson: Idea Man, The Dead Don't Hurt, and Hit Man, now that it's on Netflix. Enjoy!

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.

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 questions, 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   Support the show: https://takinawalk.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Bombadil is OFFICIALLY IN the upcoming Season of Rings of Power, Season 2! AND Viggo Mortensen discusses the possibilities of returning to the role of Aragorn in the upcoming movie, The Lord of the Rings; The Hunt for Gollum! Did I hear you say that you needed 2 mellons to break it all down for you? Well we've got you covered! We are talking all about the updates so you and speculating on what this all means! Will Tom sing? What can Bear McCreary do with the theme? Whats Tom doing in Rhun? Will we see Goldberry? What type of role will Viggo have in the upcoming movie? We answer all these plus a lot more in this discussion and have our usual banter so please join our council! Wanna know more about Tommy B?

What a week for movies! Megan and Dave watched writer/director/composer/co-star Viggo Mortensen's THE DEAD DON'T HURT (2:30), a bittersweet drama set in the 1860s. Viggo (the only actor Dave permits being called by first name, because it's fun to say “Viggo”) is Olsen, a Dane, and Vicky Krieps is Vivienne, a French-Canadian, who meet in San Francisco, fall in love, and make a life together in a tiny Nevada town. TDDH is Vivienne's movie, as it traces her tough, tender, and resilient character from childhood to adulthood. It's a dense story with lots of twists and turns (and too much to get into in this description) and superior performances by Viggo and especially Krieps, and Megan and Dave loved it. Then Evan, Megan, and Dave talk director D.W. Waterson's BACKSPOT (28:56), a drama about a high school cheerleading team with a cutthroat coach (Evan Rachel Wood) and a squad that will do almost anything to prove themselves. Riley (Devery Jacobs), the squad's backspotter, thirsts for the coach's approval, putting a strain on all of her relationships, especially with her girlfriend, Amanda (Kudakwashe Rutendo), who's also a teammate. We had divergent opinions on this one. And over on Patreon, Ang Lee's THE WEDDING BANQUET won our May poll! If you're a patron, you can listen here (and if you're not a patron, you can become one!).

The crew gets a lay of the land with Viggo on the prowl, and continue try solving the clan's leadership issues.This episode is brought to you by the generous donations of our amazing Show Sponsors: Laura Pickrahn, Darrin Katzska, Irene Viorritto, Ryan Royce, Darrell DeLaney, Charles Compton, Deviouspoptart, Nastasia Raulerson, David Scrams, Elizabeth Clark, Rebekah Gowman, deviouspoptart, Eðvarð Arnór Sigurðsson, Michael Clark, Jerry Theuns, Mark Stanley, and Shelby Johnson

Of all the '80s movies that needed a sequel, "Young Guns" wasn't one of them. But when you quadruple the budget, beef up the cast and toss in Christian Slater, the Shat Crew (and commissioner Kelly B.) certainly will saddle up. This 1990 Western is more "The Ballad of Brushy Bill Roberts" than an accurate retelling of the events following the Lincoln County War—with questionable wound care, incredible distances traveled, oddly accurate "wanted" posters, terrible Old Face and the notion that anyone would want to boink William Petersen. In this episode, hear about Big D's powwow adventure, play "Navajo or Shakespeare," learn how a Jenny Wright nude scene could possibly be a bad thing and decide whether Aragorn really needed to be in "Young Guns II." Android: https://shatpod.com/android Apple: https://shatpod.com/apple All: https://shatpod.com/subscribe CONTACT Email: hosts@shatpod.com Website: https://shatpod.com/movies Leave a Voicemail: Web: https://shatpod.com/voicemail Leave a Voicemail: Call: (914) 719-7428 SUPPORT THE PODCAST Donate or Commission: https://shatpod.com/support Shop Merchandise: https://shatpod.com/shop Theme Song - Die Hard by Guyz Nite: https://www.facebook.com/guyznite