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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward VI (537-1553). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward V (1470-1483). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward IV (1442-1483). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward IIl (1312-1377). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward II (1284-1327). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward I (1239-1307). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward the Confessor (1003-1066). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward the Martyr (962–978). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through his personal life and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of eleven episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the English kings who ruled England under the name Edward. Today's king is Edward the Elder (870s–924). Henrik guides you through the kings' reigns, while Per guides you through their personal lives and deeds. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Quran as a text. They do this by deconstructing it in its entirety. Per guides you through how it is structured, while Henrik guides you through its linguistic development. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Tripitaka as text. They do this by deconstructing them in their entirety. Per guides you through how it is structured, while Henrik guides you through the linguistic development of the text. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Vadas as text. They do this by deconstructing them in their entirety. Per guides you through how it is structured, while Henrik guides you through the linguistic development of the text. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Bible as a text. They do this by deconstructing it in its entirety. Per guides you through how it is structured, while Henrik guides you through its linguistic development. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Pope Alexander VI (1431-1503). Per guides you through his civilian life as Roderic Llançol de Borja, while Henrik guides you through his papacy from his election as pope in 1492 to his own death and that of his son in August 1503. His papacy was filled with sex, fraud, exploitation, and much more corruption, but in his civilian life he was calm and law-abiding. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Knocker Uppers. This was a group of people whose job was to wake up workers in 18th and 19th-century London and the rest of England, as well as during WWI and WWII. In addition to this, they talk about many other old professions. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the lighthouse through different eras. Henrik guides you through the tower's internal structure, while Per focuses on the life and work of the lighthouse keeper. There is also a segment from NRK. Enjoy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Johann Friedrich Struensee (1737–1772). He was best known as the personal physician to King Christian VII of Denmark-Norway (1749-1808). Struensee was regent for King Christian VII for much of his reign, which made Struensee the unofficial “king” of Denmark-Norway. Per and Henrik take a deep dive into the great holiday reduction of 1770. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Søren Kierkegaard (1813-1855). Together, they try to unravel and understand Kierkegaard's complex relationship with death, loneliness, etc., as well as how he used this to write his works. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about King Olav V of Norway (1903-1991) with a new twist: Per can only rely on memory while Henrik interviews him. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Johan Scharffenberg (1869-1965). Henrik guides you through his life and work, his oracle students, and what happened during the 78 years he was active in Norwegian healthcare and politics. Below are some memorable examples of things he said and did from 1897 until his death in 1965: He was the voice of the temperance movement. He protested against Norway's participation in the Olympic Games when Nazi Germany was the host nation, he revolutionized psychiatry (he did this by claiming that there was a link between genetics and mental illness, and by introducing the term “psychopath”) and much more. 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Ethiopia under Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia (1892-1975). Henrik guides you through the life and work of the emperor, while Per guides you through Ethiopia before he was born, before, during, and after his reign. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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In a series of four episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the year 1936 in Europe. Today's country is Italy. Per guides you through Spanish society, while Henrik guides you through the work of King Victor Emmanuel II (1869-1947), Pietro Badoglio (1871-1956), and Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937). There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of four episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the year 1936 in Europe. Today's country is Spain. Per guides you through Spanish society, while Henrik guides you through the work of Francisco Franco (1894-1972), Francisco Largo Caballero (1869-1946), and Manuel Azaña (1880-1940). There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of four episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the year 1936 in Europe. Today's country is England. Per guides you through English society, while Henrik guides you through the work of King Edward VIII (1894-1972), Stanley Baldwin (1867-1947), and King George VI (1895-1952). There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of four episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the year 1936 in Europe. Today's country is Norway. Per guides you through Norwegian society, while Henrik guides you through the work of Johan Scharffenberg (1869-1965), Johan Nygaardsvold (1870-1952), and Karl Evang (1902-1981). There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) as well as a series of minor wars fought between Sweden and France from 1808 to 1815. These wars would later be dubbed the Napoleonic Wars. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Anglo-Spanish War. This war took place from 1585 to 1604. The reason for the war was that King Philip II of Spain (1527-1598) sought to overthrow Queen Elizabeth I of England (1533-1603) and bring the Netherlands under the Iberian Union, a goal he ultimately failed to achieve. Henrik explains how everything is connected while Per listens intently. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Arne Næss Sr. (1912-2009). Per guides you through Næss' personal life, while Henrik guides you through his long career as a philosopher, professor, and author. He also guides you through all of his areas of expertise, which include ecology, cognition, and “truth” as a concept, among many others. There is also room for the NRK corner. Happy listening!   

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Peter Wessel Zapffe (1899-1990). Henrik guides you through his philosophy, life, and work, while Per is fascinated by his philosophy on human development. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Unit 731 research center that operated from 1939 to 1945 in Manchuria, Japan (today's China). The center was led by a surgeon named Shirō Ishii (石井 四 1892-1959). He was interested in finding out what effect frostbite and acid damage have on a human body that was not anesthetized. His preferred test subjects were Chinese and Soviets, and he used many of the same methods as Dr. Josef Mengele (1911-1979) used during the same period. The former was not punished for carrying out his experiments because he gave the American authorities access to all his papers in September 1945, which Per does not understand and is annoyed by. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss Mary Pearcey (1866-1890). Henrik takes you through her life and the double murder of her wife and the daughter of an admirer. He also comes up with a theory that she was the infamous Jack the Ripper, the work of Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930). Per tries to understand how it all fits together to the best of his ability, while Henrik tries to explain. It's also time for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about bizarre deaths. Per walks you through some of the ones he thinks are worth mentioning, while Henrik follows with curiosity. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk to an entertainer (comedian, actor, magician, and writer) and self-proclaimed Plato enthusiast. They delve deeply into Plato's thoughts, philosophy, times, and much more! In addition, the guest explains where and how he and Henrik met and how the idea for the episode came about. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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 Today, Per and Henrik talk about Japan as a nation. Per takes you through the Samurai and Shōgun eras and the mid-19th century, while Henrik takes you through the interwar years (1919-1938) and both world wars and the reign of Emperor Hirohito (1901-1989) from 1921-1989. Together, they discuss this and much more. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the civil war period in Norway. This period spanned 110 years, from 1130 to 1240. The reason for this was the death of Sigurd Jorsalfares in 1130 (born 1090). Today, Per walks you through how, why, and where the Norwegian Succession Act was created, while Henrik walks you through the last years of the war. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the civil war period in Norway. This was a period of 110 years that lasted from 1130 to 1240. The reason for this was the death of Sigurd Jorsalfares in 1130 (born 1090) Henrik takes you through the relationship between Sigurd Munn (1133-1155) and Inge Krokrygg (1135-1161). And how they got their nicknames. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the civil war period in Norway. This was a period of 110 years that lasted from 1130 to 1240. The reason for this was the death of Sigurd Jorsalfares in 1130 (born 1090). Together, Per and Henrik will guide you through the first years of the war and the parties involved. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about King Oscar II of Sweden (1827-1907). Henrik will guide you through King Oscar's life and work while Per asks a number of questions. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Socrates (399 BC-469 BC). Per guides you through Socrates' life and work, while Henrik asks a number of critical questions and mentions other philosophers who were inspired by Socrates' works and statements. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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  Today, Per and Henrik talk about Aksel Julius Mære (1897-1947). Henrik takes you through his life and work before and during the German occupation of Norway (1940-1945). Here, Henrik discusses a meeting between Mære and a so-called “flower prisoner” in September 1943, where Mære uses the alias “Erik”. He was executed by firing squad on July 12, 1947 at Kristiansten Fortress, Trondheim, Norway. In addition to this, the stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik are talking about Haldis Neegård Østbye (1896-1983). She was secretary to Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945) and wrote down all his speeches in a book she called Quisling Har Sagt (1944). In addition to this, she was the founder and leader of Nasjonal Samlings Kvinneorganisasjon (NSK) and Kvinnehirden. She was also given a position as editorial secretary in the pro-German newspaper Økonomisk Revue. She was deprived of all rights for ten years during the National Settlement in 1945, but did not appear for her sentence. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss Winnie the Pooh from 1926, written by A.A. Milne (1882-1956). Per guides you through why, how, and where the work was written. Henrik introduces a conspiracy theory. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about A. A. Milne (1882-1956). Per guides you through his life and work, and much more. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss The Lord Of Rings: The Two Towers from 1954 and The Return Of The King from 1955, written by J.R.R. Tolkien (1892-1973). Henrik guides you through the plot, how and why the book was written. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Per and Henrik are talking about The Lord Of Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring from 1955, written by J.R.R. Tolkien (1892-1973). Henrik takes you through the plot, how and why the book was written. It has also appeared on the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the book debut of J.R.R. Tolkien (1892-1973). The work was intended for his children and was published in 1937 under the name The Hobbit. Henrik guides you through the story and the world it is set in to the best of his ability. In addition to this, you get to hear the first chapter of the book. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the book debut of J.R.R. Tolkien (1892-1973). The work was intended for his children and was published in 1937 under the name The Hobbit. Henrik guides you through the story and the world it is set in to the best of his ability. In addition, you get to hear the book's first chapter. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss Mossekonvensjonen from August 1814. Per explains where, how, and why the convention was created. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss the London Beer Flood at The Horse Shoe Brewery in Tottenham Court Road on October 17, 1814. Henrik walks you through how the flood was created, the amount that was spilled, the aftermath, and much more, while Per tries to interpret it to the best of his ability. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the American-Italian court judge Frank Caprio and his unique way of judging and acquitting, as well as the TV show Caught In Providence, which ran from 2000 to 2018 with some interruptions, etc. In addition to this, they talk about what and how the Norwegian and American legal systems can learn from Frank Caprio's practice and much more! The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening and happy Easter!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the People`s Democratic Republic Of Korea (also known as DPRK or North Korea). Henrik guides you through the country's formation, leadership, calendar, and much more to the best of his ability. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about bizarre records. A man only ate TVs, airplanes, and much more. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the F1 championship and how it has evolved from its first season in 1950 to 2025. Henrik walks you through the entire 1950 season and some other trivia, as well as what the F1 75 party at The O2 in London was and why it was held, while Per walks you through where the races took place in 1950. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Robert Liston (1794-1847). He holds the record for having performed the surgery with the highest death rate of all time at 300% (!!!). The operation was a leg amputation where the patient died from an infection in the wound after the amputation, another had his fingers cut off and died from blood loss, while the third and last died from shock. In addition to the operation itself, you will learn what happens to Robert Liston's life and work before and after the surgery. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik travel back to the beginning of the podcast, namely the differences between generations X and Z. Per mimes while asking Henrik what he knows about the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s and what he thinks about society's development as seen through his own eyes. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Peder Erling Olsen (1902-1977). He was a hospital priest by trade, but was assigned to be Vidkun Quisling's (1887-1945) chaplain. Henrik takes you through the assignment in its entirety, as well as when and where Peder began his ministry and what happened after Quisling was executed in October 1945. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Solveig Kleve 1912-1998). Henrik guides you through her work for Rinnanbanden from February 1943 to May 1945 and explains the difference between a positive and negative agent. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!    

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Today, Per tries to dig into Henrik's hatred for France with varying degrees of success. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Norwegian-Russian Sipo agent Karl Ludvig Adding (1913-1943). He was half-Jewish but worked as an infiltrator and borderless agent for the Gestapo in Trondheim from 1940 until he died in 1943. It is rumored that he was killed by Karl Dolmen (1922-1945) through blood poisoning. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss Benito Mussolini (1883-1945). Per describes Italy before he was born, while Henrik describes his life and work. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Solveig Kleve (1912-1998). Henrik takes you through her life and work as a negative agent for Sonderabteilung Lola from February 1943 to May 1945. He also explains the difference between a positive and negative agent. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Lisa Montgomery (1968-2021). Henrik walks you through Lisa's turbulent life, secular history and the circumstances surrounding her execution and the act she committed to end up as the first woman to be executed by the US authorities in 67 years. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss whether Norway was “poor” between the 1800s and 1900s and what “poverty” means. This triggers a heated discussion between the two. The stage is also set for NRK-hjørnet. Good listening!

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Per and Henrik discuss Saddam Hussein (1937-2006). Henrik tries to portray Saddam in a different light, while Per tries to remember what happened after his execution and asks questions about Henrik's claims. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Antonio de Olivera Salatzar (1889-1970). Per takes you through how, when, for how long, and where he ruled from 1932 to 1968, while Henrik peppers him with questions. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss Eirik II Magnusson (best known as Eirik Prestehater) (1268-1299). Henrik takes you through how he ruled when he was crowned King of Norway, why he was nicknamed Prestehater, and much more, while Per peppers him with questions. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today Henrik and Per talk about Snorri Sturlasson (1179-1249). Together, Per and Henrik will take you through Snorre's life and work, as well as some of his lesser-known works. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Odd Nansen (1901-1973) and Thomas Buergenthal (also known as Tommy) (1934-2023). Today's story starts in the infirmary in Sachsenhausen, Oranienburg, Germany. There Odd meets a little boy whom he later describes as ‘the angel Gabriel in human form’, who would become Tommy's savior, a Czechoslovakian Jew with whom Odd had a kind of paternal relationship. Henrik walks you through what happened to Tommy before and after his stay in Sachsenhausen. You'll also hear Tommy talk about his own memoir called ‘A Lucky Child’, which has also been made into a movie. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik are talking about Arnulf Øveerland (1889-1968). He was one of Norway's most famous poets in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. He wrote many poems in the years 1940-1945 in German captivity in Sachsenhausen, Oraninenburg, Germany. The poems he wrote were very challenging to society, the state, urban bureaucracy, etc. Because of this, he became one of Einar Gerhardsen's (1897-1987) closest friends in Sachsenhausen, as a result of which he became the first resident of the artist's residence Grotten at Skaugum. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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For the next three episodes, Per and Henrik take you on a road trip from Fredrikstad to Ålesund in July 2024. Today you'll hear what the fourth and fifth days were like. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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For the next three episodes, Per and Henrik take you on a road trip from Fredrikstad to Ålesund in July 2024. Today you'll hear what the second and third days were like. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about serial poisoner Arfinn Nesset, who poisoned many of the residents at Orkdal Nursing Home with the respiratory drug Curacit in the early 1980s. The reason Per and Henrik talk to Arfinn Nesset is mostly because they wonder whether convicting him for what he allegedly did was wrong or not. It's also time for the NRK corner. Next week it's time for an extra long anniversary episode! Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik talk about pain. Today's guest is a trained nurse by profession and has worked with and on various things that Fredrikstad municipality offers. You'll get the definitive answer to the question of whether some healthcare workers enjoy inflicting physical and mental pain on other people. Henrik also presents a theory discussed with examples while Per comments from the sidelines. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Ragnar Skancke (1890-1949). He was minister of Church and Education in the "government" of Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945). Skancke himself was in office from 1940 to 1944. He tried to get the church and schools to use Nazi propaganda in church services and teaching, which he partially did. It should also be mentioned that he was a professor by profession. He was executed by firing squad at Akershus Festning in Oslo on August 28, 1948. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Eilif Rye Pisani (1923-1947). He was an informer for Gestapo in Bergen during World War II. As a young boy in the 1930s, he was a well-known petty criminal, which in turn led to him performing poorly at school, stealing, escaping from German service, etc. He was executed on 2 April 1947. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Hans Jakob Skaar Pedersen (1908-1946). He was head of the Stavanger branch of the State Police. By virtue of this, he used his position to get on good terms with the Germans, which he managed to a certain extent. He thought he did so to spare innocent Norwegian lives, which he did not do. He was executed by firing squad on 30 March 1946 at Sverresborg Festning in Bergen, Norway. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!   

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Today Per and Henrik discuss H. H. Holmes (1861-1896). He was a trained doctor who worked at a hotel he had bought from a former employer just before the Chicago World`s Fair in 1895. He rebuilt the hotel to kill for him using trap doors, false doors, windows, etc. The hotel was therefore nicknamed The Chicago Murder Castle. He was executed by hanging on May 7, 1896. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Per and Henrik discuss the beloved author Roald Dahl (1916-1990) today. Henrik takes you through Roald Dahl's early life and work before he started writing books. Per has also found out some information about some of the books he wrote. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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  Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Norwegian-Italian filmmaker Ivo Caprino (1920-2001). He became known as a pioneer of the Stop Motion animation style, which means that an object in wood or another material is inanimate. In Ivo Caprino's case, these were home-made puppets. He got his breakthrough with the commissioned work The Steadfast Tin Soldier, made for the 50th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen's birth in 1955. The film he would become best known for was Flåklypa Grand Prix, which takes place in a small remote town invented by Kjell Aukrust (1920-2002). Here, Per lets his inner film nerd come out while Henrik is in charge of the questions. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!  

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the Little Ice Age. Today, Per takes you through the Year With No Summer, which was 1816. The reason for this is a volcanic eruption in Indonesia in April 1815. The two discuss years with 16 in them. Henrik also comes up with a theory on the latter topic. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik talk about the Little Ice Age. It was a period that lasted from the 1600s to the 1900s. Together, Per and Henrik talk about what it consisted of, as well as how and why it started. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik are discuss Kate Webster (1849-1879). She killed a wealthy woman she worked for because her employer didn't like her. Henrik tries to dig up the relationship between Kate and her son. While Per tries to describe what she looked like. It's also time for the NRK corner. Good listening!   

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Today, Per and Henrik didcuss King Christian VII of Denmark-Norway (1749-1808). The reason for this is that he halved the number of public holidays in Denmark-Norway in October 1770. Henrik talks about Christian's reign, while Per reads a draft of the document that enabled Christian to halve the number of public holidays in Denmark-Norway. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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 Today, Per and Henrik are talking about Shanghai, China and the Shanghai International Circuit. The reason for this is because the track was new and the first FIA Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix was held there in 2004. Henrik walks you through what the circuit is like and Shanghai as a city, while Per asks a few questions about Shanghai and China. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about King Carol II of Romania (1893-1953). Together they tell you about what he did, how he became known as the Playboy King and much more. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Per and Henrik talk about Snåsamannen (best known as Joralf Gjerstad) (1926-2021). Per guides you through who Snåsamannen was and what he did, while Henrik tells you where Snåsa is located and shares his experiences with other healers. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Per and Henrik talk about August Engelhardt (1875-1919). He was a German writer who was bored with life in German civilization and therefore decided to move to Papua New Guinea in 1902, where he decided to become a nudist and live solely on coconuts and coconut milk. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!  

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Don Decker A.K.A The Strasbourg Rain Man. He got the nickname because he made it rain wherever he went after attending his grandfather's funeral in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, USA in 1984. In addition to this, he began to take off from the ground to start levetating uncontrollably, as well as causing crucifixes to become red hot. He served a 4 to 12 month prison sentence for receiving stolen property. When he returned to prison, he made it rain in his cell and in the director's office. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!  

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about The Great Binge, which took place between 1850 and the 1910s. It was about the opium trade between Britain and China. You will also hear about the origin of Coca Cola, as well as the origin of the wine it is based on and how it was marketed and who promoted it. There's also the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik talk about Addictologi Akademiet/Det Norske Kartselskapet. It was a fraudulent operation that was started to get mainly addicts to get rid of their addiction. They forced both employees and clients to attend therapy sessions for staggering sums of money. In this episode, you'll hear what happened after members were used to commit a series of attacks. We also hear the results of an infiltration and a lawsuit against Addictologi Akademiet/Det Norske Kartselskapet. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Per and Henrik talk about the FIA Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix held in Sakhir, about a 30 minute drive from the capital Manama. Henrik guides you through the first race held at the Bahrain International Circuit in 2004, while Per guides you through the area around the track. There's also the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik talk about. Addictologi Akademiet/Det Norske Kartselskapet. It was a fraudulent operation that was started to get mainly addicts to get rid of their addiction. They forced both employees and clients to attend therapy sessions for staggering sums of money. In this episode, you'll find out what started it all. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening

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Today we are traveling from Texas, USA to New Jersey, USA. Per guides you through the professional life of the hitman Richard Kuklinski (1935-2006, best known as The Iceman). He got the nickname because he froze his victims after killing them and then left them in the freezers he used. He killed enemies of the Italian-American mafia in New Jersey. He did this because he was physically strong, lacked education and had a wife and children to support. The stage is also set for the NRK corner (with Per!). Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Karla Faye Tucker (1959-1998). She killed a married couple with her boyfriend in Texas with a pickaxe in 1984. She was sentenced to death for first-degree murder. She became a religious Christian on Death Row, but the then Pope tried to pardon her without success. In addition, you will hear some excerpts from a series of interviews she gave in relation to the 2004 film Forevermore. She was executed by lethal injection on February 3, 1998. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!   

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Today, Per and Henrik are talking about James Ryder. The reason for this is that he was supposed to be executed by lethal injection on February 1, 2024, but the execution will be postponed by a minimum of 100 days to investigate whether he was insane when he committed the act he was convicted of. It has also appeared on NRK Corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Kenneth Eugene Smith (1965-2024). He was an hitman who was hired to kill a friend's wife in Alabama in 1988. He survived an execution attempt in November 2022. This laid the groundwork for a new method of execution that involves the condemned man breathing in pure nitrogen and then suffocating from lack of oxygen to be tested on him on January 25, 2024. Kenneth Eugene Smith was pronounced dead at 8:25 PM local time. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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 Today we travel from Sweden to the Penza region, Russia. Here, a doomsday cult was formed in 2004 that believed that doomsday would take place on May 16, 2008. They also believed that the Russian Orthodox Church was too liberal, which meant that they could not use modern technology such as passports, bank cards, ID documents, etc. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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In a two-episode series, Per and Henrik talk about a forgotten part of Norway during World War II, namely theatrical warfare in the form of audio. Today they focus on the audio play Norwegian Escape, which focuses on a successful escape from Mo i Rana to Sweden. Today you get to hear the audio play. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Ginggaew Lorsoungnern (1927-1979), who is known to have survived her execution in Thailand in 1979. The reason for this was that she had a disease that caused her internal organs to be in different places than they should have been. Therefore, the soldiers who were to execute her missed her heart. The reason for the execution was that she and seven others kidnapped a 6-year-old boy and wanted 200,000 Thai baht in ransom from his parents in 1978, and when the parents did not show up, the gang killed the boy. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about a murder case that attracted a lot of international attention. The reason for this is that the murderer was 16 years old. This was Sean Sellers (1969-1999). He killed his mother and stepfather in January 1986. He did this because he was possessed by the devil. He was executed at 00:17 local time at the  Oklahoma State Penitentiary on February 4, 1999. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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In a two-episode series, Per and Henrik talk about the criminal gang The Texas Seven, a group of seven inmates at the John B. Connally Unit who escaped on December 2000. Connally Unit who escaped on December 13, 2000. what happened after they managed to escape, as well as what they did and why they were sentenced to death. Good listening!

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     Today Per and Henrik talk about Graham Young A.K.A The Teacup Poisoner (1947-1990). He got this nickname because he poisoned the tea of his victims. He began experimenting with chemicals when his father gave him a chemistry set at the age of nine. A few years after this he found out that certain chemical combinations could be lethal, once he learned this he started poisoning things like books, food for friends and family etc. As an adult, he killed his mother and one of her neighbors. He received a life sentence in prison for this. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a two-episode series, Per and Henrik talk about the criminal gang The Texas Seven, a group of seven inmates at the John B. Connally Unit who escaped on December 2000. Connally Unit who escaped on December 13, 2000. Today you will hear how George Rivas (1970-2012) and Joseph Garcia (1971-2018) ended up in prison, as well as what happened before the escape. Happy listening!    

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss the English statesman and royal assassin Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658). He is known for dissolving the English Parliament in the 1620s, and for having both King Charles I and II within a few years of each other. In addition to this, you'll find out why his name is synonymous with wishing people dead in Ireland. There's also the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Henrik talks about The Italian Hall Disaster that took place on Christmas 1913. Per talks about why you shouldn't take mirrors literally. Happy listening! 

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 Today, Per and Henrik discuss the Death Row All Stars baseball team. This baseball team consisted mainly of prisoners on Death Row at the Wyoming State Penitentiary in July 1911. The reason the team was started was because the warden of the Wyoming State Penitentiary saw how good some of the prisoners were at playing baseball. The book "Death Row All Stars: A Story of Baseball, Corruption, and Murder" is based on the history of this baseball team. The stage is set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Henrik talks about a failed robbery carried out by a Santa Claus in Alabama while Per tells an old myth about elves. Happy listening!

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Today Per and Henrik talk about hymns. Here you will find out how old the world's oldest hymn is, how long the world's longest hymn is and much more! There's also the NRK corner. Happy listening

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Today, Per tells some old myths about Christmas, while Henrik talks about a funny criminal case that took place in Oklahoma in 2004. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Per and Henrik discuss Amelia Dyer (1836-1897). She killed over 100 infants at the end of the Victorian era in England by taking unwanted children and then poisoning them. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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I dag snakker Per og Henrik om Donald Hume (1919-?). Her får du høre om hvordan han drepte offeret sitt, hva han gjorde for å slippe unna, hvordan han kvittet seg med liket og hvordan han ble tatt. Det er også duket for NRK-hjørnet. God lytting!

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Today Per and Henrik talk about the Constitution of the Kingdom of Norway. Among other things, they talk about why the Norwegian Constitution Day should be November 4 and NOT May 17. In addition, we get a confession of faith to mountain people and the Trønder School. The stage is set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator (69 BC-30 BC). She was queen of ancient Egypt from 51 BC to 30 BC. They talk about Cleopatra as a person. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today Per and Henrik talk about the Horgen couple who were liquidated in 1944. They were a farmer in Drammen named Johan Arthur Wilhelm Horgen (1904-1944) and his wife Therese Marie Horgen (1904-19944). Per and Henrik talk about why they were liquidated, when in the year it happened and what happened afterwards. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today Per and Henrik talk about Johannes Sigfred Andersen A.K.A Gulosten (1898-1970). They talk about him as a person, bootlegger and soldier. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today we travel from Lillehammer, Norway to Singapore. Per gives you some information about Singapore as a place, while Henrik guides you through the so-called Crashgate scandal that took place during the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix 2008. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we travel from Dovre, Norway to Trondheim, Norway. Per and Henrik look back on a road trip from Fredrikstad to Trondheim in the summer of 2023. Today's leg goes from Dovre to Trondheim. Happy listening!

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Today we travel from Florence, Italy to Dovre, Norway. Per and Henrik look back on a road trip from Fredrikstad to Trondheim in the summer of 2023. Today's leg goes from Fredrikstad to Dovre. Happy listening!

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Niccolò Machiavellis mest kjente verk, boken  Il Principe (Fyrsten) (1513). De ter også duket for NRK-hjørnet. God lytting!

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Today we travel from England to Italy. The man of the hour is the politician Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527. Per walks you through who Niccolò Machiavelli was as a person, politician, and diplomat, while Henrik walks you through who he was as a comedian. Per also reads an excerpt from

Niccolò Machiavelli's most famous work, the book Il Principe (The Prince). The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we travel from Molossia to England. Today's woman of the hour is King Henry VIII's (1491-1547) second wife Anne Boleyn (1501-1536). Henry guides you through her life, how Anne and Henry met and became a couple, what happened when Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603) was born and the consequences that followed the birth of Queen Elizabeth I for her mother Anne. She was executed with a sword on May 29, 1536, in the Tower of London. The stage is also set for NRK Corner and Lex Henrik. Happy listening!

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Today we travel from Tuvalu to Molossia. Molossia's official name is Republic Of Molossia. It is a micronation located in Dayton, Nevada, USA. The actual area of Molossia is as large as eight (8) basketball courts combined (!!!!). Henrik gives you some information about holidays, laws and regulations, etc. while Per plays with the idea of founding a micronation where he lives. There's also the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we travel from Korea to Australia and the Church Of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (FSM). The cult was founded by 24-year-old physics student Bobby Henderson in 2005. He believes that God was made of noodles and that pirates are superior creatures and that the lack of pirates is the cause of global warming, they wear strainers as religious headgear and have noodle fairs at 10am once a week. They have no meeting places and membership is free. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Korean cult Unification Church (best known as Moonies). Per and Henrik walk you through the cult's origins, history, purpose, mindset, and principles. They also discuss what an appropriate punishment for a cult leader should be. There's also the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today you'll hear the three most played episodes between July 2022 and July 2023 in reverse order. Happy listening

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Today we travel from Russia to Vietnam. Henrik and a guest guide you through the country, culture, schools, etc. In addition to this, Henrik and today's guest talk about controversial things. Per is unsure whether he wants to travel to Vietnam. The stage is set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Hen talk about cannibalism. Per gives you some useful facts and information you can use if you have to resort to cannibalism, while Henrik tries to guide you through a cannibalism case that took place in Siberia, Russia in 2012. It's also time for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik are discuss Canada. The reason for this is because July 1 is Canada Day. Per gives you various useful, weird, funny and silly facts about the country, while Henrik gives you some facts about the country's sporting deeds. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a two-part series, Per and Henrik talk about Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (1870-1924) (best known as Vladimir Lenin). Today, Henrik guides you through his life during the Russian revolution, where he was attempted to be killed, the civil war he started through his ideology, etc. The stage is set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a two-part series, Per and Henrik talk about Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (1870-1924) (best known as Vladimir Lenin). Today, Henrik guides you through his early life and work, as well as what caused his idelolgy, what inspired it, etc. The stage is set for Peratingsloven and the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a two-part series, Per and Henrik talk about the Russian Revolution that lasted from 1917 to 1924. In the second part, Henrik takes you through the geography of the Soviet Union, why and how it fell, as well as some fun facts about it. The stage is set for Lex Henrik and the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a two-part series, Per and Henrik talk about the Russian Revolution that lasted from 1917 to 1924. In the first part, Per takes you through how, why and where it started, as well as some fun facts about it. The stage is set for Lex Henrik and the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the world's longest war, which lasted 335 years and was fought between England and the Netherlands from 1651 to 1986. Per guides you through what happened, who sat on the various thrones, etc. The stage is set for Lex Henrik and the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the 100 Hour War or the football war which was a war between Honduras and El Salvador that took place in 1969 and lasted 100 hours. You will hear about the reasons for the war and more. The stage is set for the NRK corner and Lex Henrik. Happy listening!

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Per the suggestion of a listener, Per and Henrik talk about Gunvor Galtung Haavik (1912-1977) was a Norwegian KGB spy who began her career as a nurse in Bodø during World War II where she fell in love with a Russian and thus began spying for the KGB in Norway between the 1950s, 60s and 70s. The stage is set for the 1st law in Peratingsloven and the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss Sverre Parelius Riisnæs (1897-1988), who was "minister of justice" during Vidkun Quisling's (1887-1945) "government". We will hear about why and how Sverre Riisnæs became part of the Nasjonal Samlig (NS) and Vidkun Quisling's support apparatus during the Second World War as well as what happened to him after the Second World War. Today the stage is set for the 4th and 5th commandments in Lex Henrik and the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Her er kjøpsbrevet:

"High and Mighty Lords,Yesterday the ship the Arms of Amsterdam arrived here. It sailed from New Netherland out of the River Mauritius on the 23rd of September. They report that our people are in good spirit and live in peace. The women also have borne some children there. They have purchased the Island Manhattes from the Indians for the value of 60 guilders. It is 11,000 morgens in size [about 22,000 acres]. They had all their grain sowed by the middle of May, and reaped by the middle of August They sent samples of these summer grains: wheat, rye, barley, oats, buckwheat, canary seed, beans and flax. The cargo of the aforesaid ship is:

7246 Beaver skins178½ Otter skins675 Otter skins48 Mink skins36 Lynx skins33 Minks34 Muskrat skins

Many oak timbers and nut wood. Herewith, High and Mighty Lords, be commended to the mercy of the Almighty,

In Amsterdam, the 5th of November anno 1626.

Your High and Mightinesses’ obedient, P. Schaghen"

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Manhattan Island. Per talks about what is located on Manhattan Island, while Henrik deals with the history of how it became American property and what has happened there. Today the stage is set for the 3rd and 4th  commandments in Lex Henrik and the NRK corner. Happy listening!

Here is the purchase deed:

"High and Mighty Lords,Yesterday the ship the Arms of Amsterdam arrived here. It sailed from New Netherland out of the River Mauritius on the 23rd of September. They report that our people are in good spirit and live in peace. The women also have borne some children there. They have purchased the Island Manhattes from the Indians for the value of 60 guilders. It is 11,000 morgens in size [about 22,000 acres]. They had all their grain sowed by the middle of May, and reaped by the middle of August They sent samples of these summer grains: wheat, rye, barley, oats, buckwheat, canary seed, beans and flax. The cargo of the aforesaid ship is:

7246 Beaver skins178½ Otter skins675 Otter skins48 Mink skins36 Lynx skins33 Minks34 Muskrat skins

Many oak timbers and nut wood. Herewith, High and Mighty Lords, be commended to the mercy of the Almighty,

In Amsterdam, the 5th of November anno 1626.

Your High and Mightinesses’ obedient, P. Schaghen"

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Her er brevet:

«Min egen kjære far!

Tusen takk for brevet fra deg som jeg fikk gjennom Margot (Saatvedts søster). Jeg fikk tilfeldigvis tidligere høre at du hadde fått et nervesammenbrudd, og var blitt innbrakt på Sannerud sykehus. Det var fryktelig vondt for meg dette, men jeg har nå fått rede på at Margot (søsteren) og Ole (broren) som begge har besøkt meg, at du er blitt meget bedre. Du vet ikke hvor glad jeg er over at du er på bedringens vei.

Du skjønner far, de trenger råd og veiledning ut fra din livserfaring, og jeg vil be deg ta deg sammen for deres skyld. Jeg vet, far, at du ikke har vært deg selv siden mor døde. Det var et hardt slag for oss alle - mest for deg. Og når så dette med meg kommer, dette som må komme - kjære far - så ber jeg deg også ta dette med ro og besindighet. For mine søskens skyld og for mor.

Jeg har unngått en total sinnsforandring, en fantast og, en fanatiker har jeg vært. Jeg trodde på denne ideologien, på denne livsinnstillingen. Jeg trodde jeg hadde kjempet meg fram til den rette oppfatning av et mønstersamfunn, og jeg var så forblindet og oppglødd i denne lære, at jeg mente det var riktig å sette livet på spill med frontinnsats for å yde mest mulig til gjennomføringen av dette. Likedan bisto jeg Gestapo med min innsats. Her var jeg midt inne i kampsonen, og de nedbrytende krefter som har satt sitt preg på dette system. Jeg så det til slutt, men fornektet meg selv på grunn av en plagsom stolthet. Og så fikk jeg sanne ordspråket: Når djevelen har fått lillefingeren, osv.

Du skjønner far, at jeg i dag uten press, men ved overbevisning, med nakne fakta er kommet fram til denne erkjennelse og at jeg er straffskyldig - endog til å dø. Jeg sitter her helt tom, uten illusjoner, Jeg vet jeg skal dø, gå bort med det første. Og jeg er glad for det. Du far kjenne mitt sinn og syn på naturen etisk sett. Du vet jeg kunne ikke greie å sitte i fengsel i 20 år, 10 eller fem år. Og det eneste jeg eventuelt kunne hatt en liten sjanse til å oppnå ved en revidering av straffeutmålingen, var livsvarig fengsel. Far, jeg håper du skjønner meg nå, jeg vil gå bort nå. Sjanserne har vært der mange ganger tidligere, og det er et under at det ikke er skjedd før. Jeg ville bare snakke med deg først for at skulle vite min innstilling.

Jeg håper du kommer hustig gjennem dette, min kjære far og så får dere tre holde sammen i den første harde tiden som sikkert vil komme for dere, men ved Guds hjelp vil dere greie det, ved siden av de lykkelige og fordomsfrie år, som hadde den lykke å leve sammen under vår oppvekst, og skolegang, mens mor levde. Det er disse lyse memoirer som har holdt meg oppe og skaffet meg den sinnsro som har brakt meg gjennom disse siste dagene.

Så vil jeg be deg min egen far om min uforbeholdne unnskyldning for det jeg har pådratt ditt gode navn ved gjennom min naive subjektive og ungdommelige fanatisme å ha kastet meg ut i dette ragnaråk. Jeg vet det er en unnskyldning, men jeg vil du skal se at viljen er der. Jeg kunne hørt på dine råd om å gå skole.

Unnskyld meg, jeg kunne ikke bevege meg i periferien. Jeg måtte befinne meg i midtsatsen og offerets sentrum. Og der ble jeg da også til slutt. Det høre

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik talk about HRH Queen Elisabeth I of England and Wales (1533-1603). In the second episode, Henrik gives various facts about her life as queen, as well as other things worth mentioning. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik talk about HRH Queen Elisabeth I of England and Wales (1533-1603). In you different, the first episode, Per gives you various facts about her childhood and her life before she was crowned at the age of 25 in 1558. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik go into depth about Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945). In the second episode, we get to know better who Vidkun Quisling was after 8 May 1945. Here Per and Henrik make their predictions for what would have happened if Vidkun had survived WWII and much more. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik go in depth about Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945). In the first episode, we get to know better who Vidkun Quisling was before 9 April 1940. Among other things, Henrik comes up with a theory about why Vidkun helped the Germans and much more. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik go in depth on Fritijof Nansen (1861-1930). In the second episode, Per and Henrik talk about what made Fritijof Nansen famous, why he won Nobel's Peace Prize in 1922 and much more. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of two episodes, Per and Henrik go in-depth on Fritijof Nansen (1861-1930). In the first episode, we get to know who Fritijof Nansen was before he went to Greenland and the North Pole at the end of the 19th century. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, the time journey continues from the year 1700 to 2040. We move to between the 2020s and the 2020s. Henrik gives you facts about life between 2020 and 2040. In addition to this, Per and Henrik try to predict and hope for the period between 2020 and 2040. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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---------------Today, the time journey continues from the year 1700 to 2040. We move to between the 1980s and the 2000s. Henrik gives you facts about life between the 1980s and 2000s In addition to this, Per and Henrik discuss royal houses and much more. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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---------------Today, time travel continues from the year 1700 to 2040. We move to between the 1960s and the 1980s. Henrik gives you facts about life  between the 1960s and 1980s In addition to this, Per and Henrik discuss royal houses and much more.  The stage is also set for the NRK corner.  Happy listening!

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---------------Today, time travel continues from the year 1700 to 2040. We move to between the 1940s and the 1960s. Henrik gives you facts about life in England between the 1940s and 1960s In addition to this, Per and Henrik discuss royal houses and much more.  The stage is also set for the NRK corner.  Happy listening!

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per the suggestion of a listener, Per and Henrik talk about witch burnings. Today we are talking about Norway's last witch burning, which was by Johanne Nielsdatter (?-1695). In addition to this, Per gives you a crash course in all the "tests" you were exposed to if you were suspected of being a witch. The stage is set for the NRK corner. Happy listening and Merry Christmas!

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At the suggestion of listener Bjørn Erik, Per and Henrik discuss about a woman who does not feel fear. This earned her the nickname SM: The Woman With No Fear, which has its roots in a congenital brain injury  that developed over time. Henrik plays a clip where this is explained and broken down. They also open up about some of their own fears. The stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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It's been three years since the first episode of "Generation X VS Z" was released. Per and Henrik celebrate this with a summary of the six most-played episodes between July 2021 and July 2022 In addition to this, there is of course the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Micheal Milloy (1873-1933) who was best known as Unkillable Mike because he wasn`t able to be killed. He was an Irish drunk who spread rumors about the Italian-American mafia in New York in 1933. They tried to kill him eight (!) times with various poisons, toxins and alcohol, but he did not succumb, but on the ninth (!) and the last try he died of carbon monoxide poisoning. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we are going to Germany and the philosopher Martin Luther (1483-1546) who brought Protestant Christianity to the world in the 16th century. The reason being that he was tired of the pope's autocracy. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about karma and the environment per the suggestion of listener Atle, it is something they have differing opinions. Henrik thinks The Greatest Generation (1901-1927) and The Silent Generation (1928-1945) deserve the blame while Per thinks Baby Boomers (1946-1964) and generation X (1965-1980) deserve the blame, which results in them turning to the listeners. it is, of course, set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of three episodes  you get to hear about the war criminal Henry Oliver Rinnan (1915-1947). Today we hear about how his life developed after completing a double serade that would backfire, then lead to him being executed as a result of a series of trails against him, Gestapo and the National Assembly (NS) with Vidkun Quisling (1877 -1945) at the forefront that took place after World War II and what this meant. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of three episodes you get to hear about the war criminal Henry Oliver Rinnan (1915-1947). Today we hear about how his life developed after stepping into a guiding role for the Gestapo in Trønderlag during World War II and what this meant. It is also  set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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In a series of three episodes you get hear about the war criminal Henry Oliver Rinnan (1915-1947). Today we hear about how his life started and what he did before World War II. It is also the set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Pride Parade, which is held in many countries around the world every year to mark sexual freedom. In 2022, it was 50 years since homosexuality became legal and  §213 of the Norwegian Penal Code was repealed. Per talks what it was like to live before 1972 while Henrik comes out of the closet. In addition, we hear what some of the gay people in celebrity Norway think about §213 in Norwegian penal code. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Astro-Hungarian murderer and swindler Bèla Kiss (1877-?) Who both conned and murdered in Austria-Hungary at the beginning of the 20th century. He was known for the way in which he kept the bodies. it is set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the Monaco Grand Prix which is driven in F1 every year from the 1950s and may disappear in 2022. Henrik talks about the track in Monte Carlo, Monaco. Per talks about the surrounding area. Together they tell a listener who is in Monte Carlo with his family what he should NOT do. Henrik also has a number of humor clips from other races.  the stage is set for NRK Best Of. Happy listening!

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Today we are going to Halden, Norway and a crazy Swede named Sofie Johannesdotter (1839-1876). who both stole from, conned and tried to kill up to several employers as well as  an employer`s daugther within a few years. We hear her story and what she stole, who she conned and who she tried to kill. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about the counterfeiter Jens Amundsen Fenstad (1778-1826). He was sentenced to death four (4) times (!) For counterfeiting. He used the banknote press, which was a device used to withdraw money. He learned this at a penitentiary in Trondheim. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik celebrate International Nurses' Day by discussing the mother of modern nursing named Florence Nightingale (1820-1910). She became a nurse in the 1840s and thus revolutionized the subject. She also had some requirements for how it should be and what should be changed, one being that it should follow scientific and technological advances. it is  set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Henrik guides you through Kanamara Matsuri ("Festival of the Steel Phallus") which is a festival that celebrates the male genitalia, it is held in April every year in the Japanese countryside. You will hear how and why it saw the light of day. It is also set for NRK Best Of. Happy listening!  

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Today, Per guides you through a series of bans on coffee that were introduced for various reasons. You will also learn what coffee has done for society. It is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about people who were born on 15 and 16 April. Among these we have: Kim Il-Sung (1912-1994) who founded DPRK (Democratic People`s Republic Of Korea best known as North Korea), Emma Thompson, Emma Watson (actors) all of whom were born on April 15 last, but not least we have Sir Frank Williams CBE (1942-2021) he was born on April 16th. in addition to this, the ship RMS Titanic sank between London and New York on 15 April 1912. This has also been made into films from 1997 and 2012. On the same day, Kim Il-Sung (1912-1994) founded the DPRK (Democratic People) `s Republic Of Korea best known as North Korea) born. In 1956, Emma Thompson was born. In 1990, Emma Watson was born. On April 16, 1942, Sir Frank Wiliams CBE buisnessman  was born. It is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening and Happy Easter!

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At the suggestion of listener Bjørn Erik, Per and Henrik talk about Phineas Gage (1823-1860) who was an ordinary man from Grafton County, New Hampshire, USA. in a two-part series for you to learn more about who he was before, during and after a work accident in Cavendish, Vermont, USA. in part 2 you learn more about who he was after the accident that was supposed to be fatal, but which he survived. next week, Per and Henrik pay tribute to famous people who were born on April 15 and 16 . It is also the set for the NRK corner. Good listening!

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Per suggestion of listener Bjørn Erik, Per and Henrik talk about Phineas Gage (1823-1860) who was an ordinary man from Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States. in a two-part series for you to learn more about who he was before, during and after a work accident in Cavendish, Vermont, United States. in part 1 you learn more about who he was before the accident which was supposed to be fatal but he survived. Next week you will learn about who he was after the accident. the stage is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per tries to "challenge" Henrik with various fun facts. It is also set for NRK Best Of.

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Today, Per and Henrik guide you through the upper end when it comes to "Single Seater" motorsport, yes it is of course FIA Formula 1. They go through the differences between F2 and F1, as well as what F1 is something they explain together. They give you audio from their personal highlights in the 2021 season as well as from the season finale which was held in Abu Dhabi, UAE in December 2021 It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik guide you through a support class (subclass) to the upper end in terms of "Single Seater" motorsport, yes it is of course a subclass to FIA Formula 1. They go through the differences between F3 and F2, what a "pit stop" is, the physical on an F2 car as well as Per's hangup with F3 champion in 2021 (Dennis Hauger) In addition to this he gives you audio from the last race where Dennis Hauger wins the F3 title in 2021 which happened in Sochi, Russia in September 2021. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today Henrik guides you through a support class (subclass) to the upper sight in terms of "Single Seater" motorsport, yes it is of course a subclass to FIA Formula 1. He goes through basic rules, tires, the exterior of an F3-car etc. In addition to this he gives you audio from the first race from 2021 which was driven in Barcelona, Spain. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we are going to the birthplace of jazz music, New Orleans, and the annual party Mardi Gras. This is a party that takes place in The French Quarter which is a street in New Orleans. Per guides you through what "Mardi Gras" means and what it is. It is also set for NRK Best Of. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik mourn the death of a former monk. The man of the hour was named Björn "Nathiko" Linderblad (1961-2022) who was well known as a lecturer, author and podcast host in Sweden. He also lived as a monk for 16 years in Thailand and Switzerland. The reason for this was because he felt he had too much stress around him. Per and Henrik talk about a lecture they both attended which was held at  Litteraturhuset in Fredrikstad in January 2018. It is also set for the NRK corner. Good listening! (R.I.P Nathiko!)

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The woman of  the hour is the criminal Enriqueta Martí (1868-1913). The topic is chosen at the request of a listener. Enriqueta came from poor conditions in the Spanish countryside and moved to Barcelona in the hopes of a better financially stable life. She earned a living by prostituting herself, running a shop, a brothel and running a business as a child killer and pimp for children. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per guides you through the story of Olav Kyrre. He was king from the late 1060s to the early 1090s, he was a Viking king who is today called a peace broker. It`s also for NRK Best Of. Happy listening!

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Today, Per guides you through the story of Eirik Jarl which was one of Norway's many Viking kings in the 1000s and early 1010s. He was king of Norway and parts of England, but refused to use the title "king". This was to be more popular. It is also set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Olav Trygvason who lived the first nine years of his life as a slave in Estonia that eventually started working for the Russian royal family in the 970s. A few years after this he went to Norway where he was heir to the throne. It is also the set for the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we hear about the man who founded the Norwegian church, modernized the parlamentary system and more. King Håkon The Good of Norway. In today's NRK corner we hear Inspirational quotes. Happy listening!

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In today's episode of Generation X VS Z, Henrik takes you through the action of the horror film Annabelle set in real life. The common denominator for Annabelle and today's story is that both make the owner's life a living hell. Today's story begins with a grandfather who was in Germany in 1894 and bought a doll that turned out to be haunted by his grandson. It does not like people, take a look at or mention it, so we´re sorry, Robert. In today`s NRK corner we hear that a former public serviceperson can´t say Cannabis. Happy listening! 

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A summary of Generation X VS Z´s Christmas Calender for 2021. 

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Today Per and Henrik talk about Setesdal which is a small village Agder in Norway. They discuss the Setesdal line which was operated between 1896 and 1962 that stretched between Kristiansand and Setesdal. They also talk about the Setesdal dialect and a dialect journey they were on in 2016. It is also set for NRK Best Of. They are back with Generation X VS Z's Christmas calendar for 2021 on Wednesday, December 1, 2021. Good listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about tragedies in history. Henrik gives you t strong opinions about Microsoft Windows, to put it mildly. Per gives you some information about economic unease in Germany in the 1920s and 1940s as well as facts about the Nordic war and the oil crisis in Norway in the 1970s. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about strange inventions. These range from the wheel that was invented around 3000 years BC to the internet that was invented in 1990. In today's NRK corner, it is set for a strange prediction. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik discuss the Harry Potter series. They do this because Harry Potter And The Gobblet Of Fire (movie number four out of seven) premiered in the world´s cinemas on November 6, 2005. Per gives you facts about the series and the idea behind it while Henrik gives you the history of the school and the origins of the houses. In addition to this, you also get the life stories of some of the series' most important characters. These are: Lilly and James Potter (1960-1981). Severus Snape (1960-1998) and Tom Marvolo Riddle (1922-1998). It is possible to take a test that will let you know which of the four houses you belong to. It is set for a change from a polite radio host to a crazy professor with alcohol problems in the NRK-corner. Good listening!    

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Today Henrik gives you highlights from an audio play by H.G. Wells (1866-1946) which was broadcast on the radio on October 30, 1938, is about aliens from the planet Mars coming to Earth to try to conquer it. This caused panic worldwide. It's called War Of The Worlds and the narrator is Orson Welles (1915-1985). It is also set for NRK Best Of. Happy listening!

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Today, Per guides you through a war that took place in 1325 in Italy. The cause the war was a wooden bucket. That's why it was named The War Of The Bucket. Henrik also gives you tips on how to shower or wash yourself using a bucket. It is also set for the NRK corner. Next week, we are going to discuss a narration on radio that caused panic around the world. Happy listening!

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Today we travel from Australia to the border between Bulgaria and Greece and to a war between the two countries that took place in 1925 which was caused by a stray dog. Henrik opens up about what many would call an irrational fear of dogs that he has. in addition to this, it is of course set for the NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today, the war thread continues. Henrik takes you through a war fought between the Australian military which consisted of three (3) soldiers and one hundred (100) emus. An emu is an ostrich-like bird that is only found in Australia. The war took place in November 1932 which the emus won (!!). It is, of course set for the NRK corner. Next week, Henrik will continue to take you on the journey to The Stray Dog War. Happy listening!  

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Today, Per and Henrik start a common thread with strange wars as a theme. Per starts by honoring Cinnamon Bun day which is celebrated in Sweden on 03.10 every year. He does this by talking about The Pastry War which took place in the late 1830s between Mexico and France. What triggered the war was a small group of Mexican soldiers that vandalized  a French baker´s bakery in Mexico City. Which made the French king angry and this led him to declare a complete war against Mexico. Mexico lost the war that led to Mexico having to pay 660,000 Mexican pesos in compensation to France. It is also the set for the NRK corner. Next week, Henrik will guide you through The Great Emu War. Good listening! 

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Today Henrik guides you through a bunch of bizarre laws and rules. Some of these are: It is not allowed to chew, produce or sell non-therapeutic chewing gum, and that Canadian radio is obligated to play Canadian artists 35% of the time between 6 AM and 6 PM Monday to Friday. We also take a quick trip to Geneva, Switzerland and the commission with the same name as the city it was made in. For the next three weeks, Per and Henrik will talk about strange wars. The stage is set for a crash course in Norwegian grammar in today's NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we are going from France to Norway. Here, Per will guide you through the Gulatingsloven while Henrik takes responsibility for the Janteloven (the latter is not a formal Norwegian law). Gulatingsloven was a law that obliged Norwegian farmers to brew beer in the Middle Ages, if this was not done during a three-year period, the church (bishop) and the state (the king) shared everything you had. Janteloven is a set of norms that a lot of people in Norway follow. It says in short that one should not stand out or show off. It is THe table is also set for the NRK corner

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Today Per and Henrik talk about 9/11 (11.09.2001) Per tells a little about what he remembers from the day on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the event which is marked on 11.09.2021. Henrik also gives a tribute the cartoon creator Seth MacFarlene who could have died during 9/11. But, he is alive thanks to some weird circumstances. It is also set for the NRK corner. For the next two weeks, Per and Henrik will talk about strange laws. Good listening!     

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Today, Henrik gives you an insight into the French professional criminal Henri Dèsirè Landru (1889-1922). He was known for killing, stealing scamming, etc. He did this from 1900 to 19221. He was executed by guillotine in February 1922. In today's NRK corner we meet a cameraman that does not do his job. Good listening! 

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about a group of old bank robbers which became known as "The Grandpa Gang". They got the nickname because they were senior citizens. They robbed a bank in West London of £200,000 in 2014. Per also gives you a little pitch of an idea he has which was inspired by this. It is also set for NRK-Best Of. Happy listening!

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Today we are going to "across the pond" to Kentucky. Henrik gives you information about the vampire "Vassago" (Roderrick Justin Ferrell). He was introduced to board games with vampires in the center. This laid the foundation for the cult he was to create which is fittingly named The Vampire Clan. They drank each other's blood, killed, thought they would live indefinitely and so on further. It has also appeared on the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik take a deep dive into the mother of conspiracy theories, yes of course the legendary top secret society the Illuminati. It started in the 1710s as a counterweight to the Jesuit order. The latter was a Catholic congregation with schools that the Illuminati's founder attended and that formed the foudation of the Illuminati as a body. Per gives you more information about this. Next week we take on a satanic cult known as The Vampire Clan. There is also the tablecloth NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we will discuss the mother of the secret societies, yes we of course mean The Freemasons. We get to know a little about what happens during the indoctrination ceremony and a little about what they are and where the world's oldest lodge is. They started as a labour union for masons in the early 18th century. Per shares a bit about his own experiences in a similar society called Odd Fellolw. it is also the set for self-irony related to Østfold county in today's NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we travel from Florida to Louisiana and more specifically New Orleans. Here we get advice and hints from the guide. He talks about different places, events, and self-experienced things as well as the history of the city. It turns out that New Orleans is the second oldest city in the United States (after Boston, Massecusetts). New Orleans is also the birthplace of the music genres Jazz and Blues. These are mixtures of American pop music and African folk music. He also talks about the French-inspired district French Quarter which is appropriely what is left from when New Orleans was part of France, in the French Quarter you will find Bourbon Street and the annual carnival Mardi Gras which is celebrated 40 days before Easter each year. The serial killer Marie Delphine LaLaurie (better known as Madame LaLaurie) (1787-1849) is also discussed between Per, the guide and Henrik and in the podcast Synderne. It is also the set for NRK-Best Of. For the next three weeks, we will discuss a secret societies and a satanic cult. Happy listening!

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It's been two years since the first episode of "Generation X VS Z" was released. Per and Henrik celebrate this with a summary of the ten most-played episodes between July 2020 and July 2021 In addition to this, there is of course the NRK corner. Happy listening!

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Today we continue the journey within the United States. Today's theme is religion and cults. We begin with Jehovah's Witnesses, a Christian group that believes that God and Jesus are two different things. The cult has its origins in the Victorian United States. It was established in the 1870's and members interpret the Bible literally. We hear more about this in an excerpt from Sektpodden with Andreas Preus Efskin and Caroline Glommnes (the first person mentioned is an ex-Jehovah's Witness). Then we miove on to the suicide cult Heaven`s Gate where over nine hundred people took their own lives as a result of a comet that the leader thought would fall down to the year in 1997. They did this by drinking a mixture of the juice powder Kool-Aid and nerve toxin. We hear more about this in Sektpodden with Caroline Glommnes and Andreas Preus Efskin. Then the journey continues to the Amish Church, which was founded in the 1690s which is based on preserving Christian traditions and distancing itself from technology. We will hear more about this in Sektpodden with Andreas Preus Efskin and Caroline Glommnes. In today's NRK corner, Ekstra Joker Nord is on the agenda. We are releasing a bonus episode on 27.07.2021 to celebrate the two-year anniversary of the podcast. Happy listening!

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Today we continue the journey within the United States. Today, one of Per's English teachers stops by to talk about Florida and the state's largest city in terms of population (Miami). We get an insight into various sights and attractions. among these, you get The Florida Keys, Key Biscayne, etc. In addition to this, you also get tips about a beach where it is legal for women to be topless. You also get a song and two scenes from Family Guy. It will also be a United States-esque NRK corner. Happy listening! 

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Today we travel from Sweden and across the pond to the US. Therefore, we discuss a little bit of history and some airports these are: The airport in Alliance, Nebraska (the least used on the mainland) and an airport located in two countries at the same time (!!!). In today's NRK corner you get useless facts from Jan Skrotnes. Next week we will explore as tourists with the help of a guide. Good listening!

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Today we say goodbye to Sweden (for this time). We do this by having Swedish religion and history as the topic. Per comes with more or less known facts about Sweden. Henrik gives you some insight into the lives of Swedish Buddhist monks and conservative Christian nuns. He does this with the help of Mauri Hermundsson. Henrik also gives you insight into how the Læstadians (a Christian cult from Sweden) had a great influence on the world we live in today. He does the same with Knutby Filadelfia. He does this with the help of Andreas Preus Efskin and Caroline Glomnes from Sektpodden. Finally, the latter deal with the psychology of sect leaders and members with the help of Benjamin Mathias Silseth. Today is the day for NRK-Best Of. Next week we are going on a four-week trip to the U.S. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about contrasts within Sweden. For example: Who are Sweden's pickiest people, the shortest people and about how they live and what challenges they may face in life. We also hear a historic meeting between one of Sweden's shortest women and the tallest man (!!!). In addition to this, we also hear how Swedish prisoners eat. Mauri Hermundsson stands for all this. In today's NRK corner we hear useless facts. Happy listening!

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We will stay in Sweden. But this time we focus on Sweden as a tourist destination. Here Per and Henrik get help from the aforementioned guide. The guide gives you tips on what to see in Stockholm as well as his own experiences. In addition, he talks about Öland as a holiday destination and some Swedish history. As promised, you also get a Swede joke in each episode of the series, today's Swede joke is: "Do you know why the Swedes open the milk in the store?". In today's NRK corner, the stage is set for more useless facts. Happy listening!

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Today we will start the auditory trip through Sweden. We will start with food as the first topic on this four-week trip. First, the Norwegian comedians Halvor Johansson and Are Kalvø are going to give you some contrasts from the neighboring country in the north (Norway). Then we hear what happens when a Swedish student and millionaire switch lives, as well as the Swedes' views on Norwegian grocery prices. In addition to this, we also hear what Sweden's worst home chef loves and who it is. In today's NRK corner, we get useless tips from Jan Skrotnes. Next week we will hear what the guide has to say. Happy listening!

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Today we are going from the good monarchs to parodies. We first hear how it should be done by Are Kalvø and then we hear Trond Kirkvaag (1946-2007) do parodies, among others, Yngve Hågensen and Oddvar Brå, as well as a parody of a meeting at the kommunenes Sentralstyreogranisasjon (KS). In addition to this, we also hear Kristian Valen do a parody Petter Solberg and some radio segments from Stå Opp on Radio Rock. These segments aired from Monday to Thursday at 08:05. It is also set for NRK Best-Of.  Happy listening!

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1: Engelsk (som morsmål)

2: Fransk

3: Latin

4: Italiensk

5: Flamsk

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Hun ble også kjent for sine mange klesplagg som det tok arbeiderne hennes åtte timer å få henne inn i og ut av (!!!). Hun er mest kjent for dette, men også for i ha beseiret den spanske Armada i 1558. Fra Dronning Elisabeth I skal vi til dronning Viktoria I av England (1919-1901). Hun var også en folkekjær dronning. Hun var også en dronning som ville ha fremskritt og revolusjon. Hun ble kjent for å skape tradisjonen ved at bruder går i hvite kjoler når de gifter seg. Regjeringstiden hennes var fra 1834-1901. Denne tiden ble kalt «Viktoriatiden». Den ga nye klesstiler, reisemidler, infrastruktur osv. Hun er også kjent for å ha gått i svart eter mannens død i 1860 fram til hun selv døde i 1901. Fra Dronning Viktoria I skal vi til 1700–tallets Bayern og Maximilian III. Josef av Bayern, fyrste 1745 -77, var unik på flere måter som gagnet sitt rike. Han bygget bl.a. det første vitenskapelige akademi i 1759, deretter solgte han sine mest verdifulle juveler for å kjøpe korn til sitt folk.  Vår videre reise av gode monarker må vi nevne den omtalte beste romerske keiser Trajan (98 – 117). Historiekildene viser til at han gikk til fots i Roma og pratet med folk i gatene. Likefullt sørget han for at de vanskeligstilte i riket fikk pengestøtte. Trajan var således fremtidsrettet og forstod at infrastruktur var en viktig faktor for utvikling. Derfor bygde han ut veier, broer og havner.  Vi avslutter de gode monarker med en av Indias beste keisere ved navn Ashoka. En hersker av et enormt rike 200 f. Kr. Ashoka var en krigens keiser inntil en hendelse som medførte en helomvending der krig ble byttet ut med ikke-vold, toleranse og kjærlighet. En keiser som fikk veldig omsorg for sitt folk. I dagens NRK-hjørne er det duket for ubrukelige fakta ved Jan Skrotnes. God lytting!

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From Arve Opsahl we will continue on a new journey for monarchs. But this time we are going to focus on the good ones. Today's journey starts in Norway and ends in India. We begin with Magnus VI of Norway (1238-1280). He was a popular and well-liked king because he used much of the state's funds to help the less fortunate in society. He did this by giving certain groups extra money and introducing a common law for the Norwegian, Faroese, and Icelandic legal systems that the Faroe Islands and Iceland still use as of 2021. From King Magnus VI and Norway, we are going to England and Queen Elizabeth I (1553 -1603). Like King Magnus, she was a well-liked queen and could also appeal to ordinary people. She did this by reversing the actions of her half-sister and governing the country like her father (King Henry VIII). She did not marry and thus did not have children. She avoided this because she wanted to rule alone. She also knew various languages. These were:

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Today we are back in Norway after a three-week journey that went from Bulgaria to Madegaskar between April 24 and May 8, 2021. We are in Norway to celebrate what had been actor and comedian Arve Opsahl's (1921-2007) 100th anniversary. (May 14, 2021). They do this by playing various sound clips from various performances he has done and roles he has played. We begin with two scenes from "Mot i Brøstet" that aired on TV 2 from 1993 to 1997. As well as TV 2's Christmas calendar called "The Julekalender" from 1994 and some performances. One is called "Arve Opsahl Som Sinna Mann" from 1973 where he gets annoyed about what he thinks are "perfect" Norwegians. Per also brings audio from a revue performance from Chat Noir in Oslo from 1967 as well as NRK's coverage of his funeral. In today's NRK corner there will be useless facts. Next week Per and Henrik will talk about good monarchs. Good listening!  

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Today the journey for evil monarchs continues. From Ivan IV in Russia to King Farouk I of Egypt and Sudan (1920-1965). He was known as a glutton and as an egoist. He ate oysters (according to reports, he ate 600 oysters a week). From King Farouk I of Egypt and Sudan we travel on to Zhu Houzhao (朱 厚 㷖) of China (1491-1521). He ascended the throne at a young age and, like Emperor Nero of the Roman Empire (37-68), he wanted to be an ordinary man. Like King Farouk I of Egypt and Sudan (1920-1965), he ate not oysters, but women. Therefore, he spent much of the state's money on palaces that he turned into so-called "harms" where many women died due to poor living conditions. In addition to this, he forced royal officers to be market leaders so that he could pretend to act like an ordinary man. From Zhu Houzhao (朱 厚 㷖) of China, we are going on to Ghenghis Khan of Mongolia (1162-1227). He is known as one of the worst monarchs in history. The reason for this is because he killed more people on his own than military forces combined could. He also arranged marriages for his daughters to strengthen Mongolia's power. This made him a good military strategist. He also announced that his grave would be kept secret because of his bad rep

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 Today the journey for evil monarchs continues. From

Ibrahim I in Turkey will pass on to King Henry VIII (1491-1547) and Queen Mary I (1516-1558) (Best known as Bloody Mary). The former became known for having many wives whom he divorced to later torture and execute because they did not give him sons and because they want troublesome. This laid the foundation for what is today known as the English Church. The latter tried and reversed the reforms his father started. She did this by killing, torturing or executing all religious opponents. From Henry VIII and Bloody Mary we are going on to Italy and Julius Caesar (100 BC-54 BC) He got sexual satisfaction from watching people fight. He was also very concerned with himself. When it was not possible to send prisoners or gladiators to fight, he sent people from the audience down to fight each other. and Emperor Nero (37-68) was a boy who loved to party and who used his power to get what he wanted. He killed his own mother because his second wife thought she was a bad influence on him. He was also the first in modern times to marry another man. From Italy, the journey continues to Russia and Ivan. VI (1530-1584). He wanted to expand Russia and when the fictional city of Novgorod wanted to withdraw from Russia, he founded the secret Russian police force. In today's NRK corner, there will be more "Vil Du Bli Tysionær?”. Next week the journey continues. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik start a series of three episodes with evil monarchs as the topic. The journey begins with King Leopold II of Belgium (1835-1909) and will end with Queen Ranavalona I of Madagascar. King Leopold ll wanted Congo to become a Belgian colony. The reason for this was that Congo had large rubber plantations which was new when he was king in the 19th and 20th centuries From King Leopold ll the journey continues Attia The Hun (406-453). He was king of Hungary from 434 until his death in March 453. He even killed his own brother to gain power. It is unknown how many he killed, but he was also a good military strategist and Elisabeth Bàtory  (1560-1614). She was of Hungarian nobility and killied, skinned cooked and bathed in human skin, intestines and blood. She is known as one of the worst serial killers in history. The reason was she bathed in human blood was that she wanted to be young forever. From Hungary we travel to Romania and Vlad Tepes (1431-1476). He lost his father and brother at a young age, which drove him to kill, butcher, spear and torture people. From Romania we are going on to Turkey and Ibrahim l 1615-1640. He is known to have had an urge to kill prostitutes because of jealousy and because he suspected that his mother had extramarital affairs with them. In today's NRK corner, the stage is set for NRK Best Of. Next week we wil travel further. Happy listening!

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Today Per and Henrik talk about Harald Sæverud (1896-1992) and Jeffry Dunham (born: 1962). The reason for this is that Sæverud was born on April 17 and Dunham on April 18. We get to hear some of Sæverud's musical works (the composition of Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt). And when he wins the Spellemann Prize in 1988. In addition to this, we have a rehearsal of parts of an episode from February 2021. In today's NRK corner, there will be more "Will You Become a Tysionær?" From April 24, 2021 to May 8, 2021, the theme will be evil monarchs. Good listening!  

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Today, Per and Henrik give you the answer to last week's Easter riddles that formed the word "marzipan". Today´s topic is Ventriloquism. Here you will learn how to belly talk and hear people doing it. These are Erik Andrè Mogen Stenåsen and Jeffery Dunham. They do this in the form of crash courses and doing practice on various stages and shows. you also get to know the origins of the art. IN today´s NRK corner it´s set for a new game of Vil Du Bli Tysionær?"  Next week, Per and Henrik are going to celebrate some birthdays. Happy listening!

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Here you get to hear everything from the 1st season of the NRK corner in Generation X VS Z (April 4, 2020, to April 3, 2021).

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Today, both Henrik and Per give the listeners some Easter riddles that form an edible word. The clues are A time of day Two Norwegian B-celebrities, a letter, a type of card, a vegetable, a Norwegian TV show, and an old professional title. Best of luck! The answer will come on Saturday 10 April 2021. In today's NRK corner, it's time for a humor quiz.  

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about Easter in the second of three parts.  Here we hear some humorous clips about Easter and a song sung by one of Henrik's Lifesavers (!) And Easter nuts with Andregenerasjonen that aired on NRK P3 from March 2018 to March 2019. It is set for NRK Best of.  Next week, Per and Henrik give the listeners an Easter nut. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about sleep and happiness, which is celebrated on March 20 each year. Per gives you a fun fact about Bhutan while Henrik gives you a glimpse of Radio Rock's Morning Show Stå Opp some old episodes about fairytales and lullabies as well as 50 facts about sleep. In today's NRK corner, we get a crash course in how not to be abused. In the next two weeks, Per and Henrik will talk about Easter. Good listening!

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Today's theme is International Super Mario Day which is celebrated on March 10 each year. Henrik commits social suicide by playing an interview with the man who brought Nintendo's mascot into Nordic homes (Owe Bergsten). Bergsten's success can be seen in Gothenburg, Sweden at the address Marios Gata 21. Henrik also plays some well-known sound effects from the game series, as well as an interview with the voices of many of the characters and creators of the series. He also gives you the reason why the main character is called "Mario", In today's NRK corner we get a crash course in how not to be abused. Next week, the themes are sleep and happiness. Happy listening!

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Today, Per and Henrik talk about old predictions of the future. Here we hear descriptions of postcards from the 1900s and 1910s. The common thread in these predictions is that air traffic is put in the center, which is partly correct. Here it was also predicted that artificial cooling and freezing became a phenomenon. We also hear a radio broadcast from 1945 that predicts what will happen in 2045 In today's NRK corner we hear a moose destroy a robotic lawnmower. Next week, Per and Henrik talk about Super-Mario. Good listening!  

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Today we are going "across the pond" and back in time to a small area in Fredrikstad, Norway in the middle of the 18th century. The man of the hour is Hans Nielsen Hauge (1771-1824). He was a leisure preacher as well as an entrepreneur in management and various other industries. These were, among other things: Logistics in the form of production of goods and cargo and operations and what today characterizes a good leader. He is best known for having walked across Norway on foot. He conducted his missionary work in the center East and West of Norway, something he was imprisoned for a number of times. Today is the day for NRK Best Of. Good listening! 

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In episode 41 of Antidepressiva, Per and Henrik continue the discussion about the Victorian era which lasted from 1837 to 1901. Now Henrik takes responsibility for the facts again. This time he gives you an insight into life during the Victorian era. Here, three different aspects of the former topic are covered. These are: Did you live on Åssen? How was cohabitation? and How was tourism? He gets help for this from the married couple Sarah and Gabrielle Chrisman, Nellie Bly (1864-1922), and two of her books. The first is Around The World In Seventy-Two Days (1890). The other is Six Months in Mexico (1888). He also receives information from another source. Per asks questions. In today's NRK corner we hear Jan Skrotnes. Good listening!  

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Today Per and Henrik talk about St. Valentines Day. This holiday falls on 14.02 each year and can be traced back to the 16th century according to Per's somewhat reliable sources. Per tells of a village in Austria named St. Valentine after which the day is probably named. Henrik also comes up with a fun fact about another village in Austria with a special name. In today's NRK corner, we hear a parody of the talk show Skavlan. Happy listening!  

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Today Per and Henrik talk about comedy. There are several reasons for this. One is because it is the Sami people's national day and they are known for their special humor. The others and the main reason behind the choice is because it´s a listener's birthday. Per gives you the sketch Norsk Supperåd from 1976 with the comedy duo Wesensteen which consisted of Rolf Helge Wesenlund (1936-2013) and Harald Heide-Steen jr. (1939-2008) and a performance from Båtehusrevyen in Fredrikstad from 2011 with Vivi Haug (1936-2014). In addition to this, Henrik brings a number of performances from Jeffery Dunham and Erik Andre Mogen Stenersen. All of these are from the 2000s and 2010s. He also brings with him an auditive performance based on a well-known Norwegian TV program. The roles are played by Halvor Johansson, Olav Svarstad Haugland, and Henrik Overaa Bjørnson. In today's NRK corner is the World's Smallest Commentator Box in Gothenburg, Sweden. Happy listening!

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