by Nordljud
Lost in the North is a collaborative radio show hosted by Marcus Amasalidis and Mattias Carlberg. It encourages Nordics to reach out to each other and to develop a better understanding of our different cultures, music and languages. Lost in the North is part of Nordljud, the Nordic Student Radio Network and broadcasts live from Radio AF in Lund on Mondays at 19:00.#lostinthenorth #nordljud #studentradio
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2/16/2023
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December 13, 2023
<h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>What stereotypes and clichés are there about the Nordics, and are they really true? In this episode of Lost In The North recorded in Göteborg, Marcus is joined by Birk, Magdalena, Katariina, and Vilhem to discuss how Nordic populations perceive each other and the various misconceptions that exist about our countries. What lies behind the Sweden-Norway rivalry? What makes Danish people so "cool"? Is there truth to the cliché that Nordic people are somewhat closed off?</p> <p>This podcast is produced by Nordljud.</p>
December 3, 2023
<h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>⚖️ Are the Nordic countries truly as progressive as we think they are when it comes to gender equality? In the new episode of Lost In The North, the team adresses how the Nordics came to be synonymous with defending women’s rights, and which policies are currently implemented to advance gender equality. Listen to the latest episode of Lost In The North by clicking the link in our bio!</p> <p>This podcast is produced by Nordljud and recorded at Radio AF’s station in Lund, Sweden.</p>
October 20, 2023
<h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>In this episode, join the team in discussing what freedom of speech looks like in the Nordics and how recent events have reignited debates about what it should entail. </p> <p>Magdalena Johnson and Alexander Maxia were at the Göteborg Book Fair and interviewed the hosts of the podcast ‘Norsken, svensken og dansken’. Listen to Hilde Sandvik, Åsa Lindeborg and Hassan Preisler explain how their Scandinavian project started and why their favourite discussion topic is - very fittingly - freedom of speech! </p> <p>Mattias recounts his experience at the Trevarefest music festival in Henningsær, Norway. This will definitely make you want to head to the Lofoten islands to listen to Nordic pop music!</p> <p>This podcast is produced by Nordljud and recorded at Radio AF's station in Lund, Sweden.</p>
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Lost in the North is a collaborative radio show hosted by Marcus Amasalidis and Mattias Carlberg. It encourages Nordics to reach out to each other and to develop a better understanding of our different cultures, music and languages.
Lost in the North is part of Nordljud, the Nordic Student Radio Network and broadcasts live from Radio AF in Lund on Mondays at 19:00.#lostinthenorth #nordljud #studentradio
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