🇳🇴 Norway Episodes

We're going through our Spotify Wrapped, trying to figure out who among us has listened to whom. Additionally, what Christmas spirit is, is discussed, as well as what job one absolutely should not have if one is drunk. Produced by Ole Wold (who has a birthday today)

Artist Julie Bergan enters the studio singing, marking the start of an extra exciting episode where the class's prankster, Martin, meets the student council leader of all student council leaders: Julie. She has always been focused on achieving and has often been the teacher's favorite. Today, she admits that it has often gone a bit too far.She also shares how the fear of being perceived as lazy makes it difficult for her to say no, talks about the downsides of the artist life, and about the time she got a stalker.The episode is produced by Synne Johansen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Martin showed up at the Finnish embassy wearing a shirt and trousers, despite the dress code actually being uniform or a suit. He has also posed with Moomintroll, an experience he would rather do without. In the digital cesspool, messages of various kinds have also started to trickle in, and anal sex with a stoma is on the list of topics to be discussed. At the same time, Olli is in a slightly irritable mood, and waits until over half the episode has passed to explain why.The episode is produced by Synne Johansen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our list is nearing completion, and soon we will crown this year's idiot. But, there are still a few spots left, and this week there is no shortage of candidates. TV2 claims that Olafsen has been dropped, and Amrit Kaur has been a guest on the podcast «Høvla». In addition, there are some expensive masks we need to talk about. Produced by Ole Wold

Wednesday means The Block! Martin has noticed the news stories that Barbie drug is back "in fashion" - and he doesn't think the side effects sound *that* bad... or? He has also heard that speed cameras have come to Sweden, and that a furious man took matters into his own hands and simply sawed down the entire speed camera. Martin, Jonis, and Henrik are on a Christmas tour these days, where at every single show they meet the world's best (or worst?) girls, and Martin gives a small lesson in good audience etiquette. And in "their thing," Martin is confronted with the fact that he might be a little *too* preoccupied with Gyda Oddekalv, while he explains how the transition from not having his life in order to suddenly having his life in order actually feels. The episode is produced by Karoline Fjelldal.

We are slowly, but surely approaching Christmas. The Christmas spirit may not be the most central part of our podcast, but my goodness, we're having such a great time. Mads has a serious talk with the producer, and Jon Martin argues for an upper age limit on energy drinks. Follestad is in real trouble, and Helene is renovating - to Mads' great delight. In addition, we are premiering a brand new segment, and a listener asks about the biggest life lies. Lots of good stuff here, so get out the gingerbread cookies and the Christmas soda (brown, yes) and enjoy. Produced by Ole Wold

Martin is curious about Leo and wants to understand where his social commitment comes from. Leo came to Norway as a child, as a war refugee from Bosnia, and describes an upbringing that differed from most other children's. He tells how both the hip-hop scene and working on various community-focused series have shaped his view of Norway, and of people who are marginalized. Leo also shares the less glamorous side of being publicly known, and admits that alcohol sometimes makes him say more than he would wish. In addition, he talks about his recent engagement, and the nerves that appeared, without him being entirely prepared for them.The episode is produced by Synne Johansen.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New Friday and new stuffed sausage. That still doesn't stop the Betas from announcing yet another new column (after brilliant input from an eager listener).Martin appears with a long-awaited 'weekend feeling' for Olli, who reports that he has slept strangely and therefore has an eye that is out of whack. Viggo drops by to reveal which of the girls he wants to take on a date, and just when he thought he had decided, unexpected things happen that make him think.The episode is produced by Synne Johansen.Do you have thoughts, criticism, praise or a drunk message you want to share with us? Send an e-mail to: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, the producer is getting flak, and must then humble themselves and apologize. In addition, Namibia has voted for Adolf Hitler, and shoplifting receives severe punishment in Norway. Produced by Ole Wold.

Martin is back in the studio for this week's Blokka! Since last time, he has followed the spectacle surrounding Gyda Oddekalv's democracy app, which features both a paywall and gambling. Even more surprisingly, he finds it that Gyda isn't crying in her explanation video on Instagram. Martin and Maren had a romantic, child-free hotel night that was supposed to culminate in a restaurant visit, but ended with a mediocre dinner at a 70% closed restaurant. In addition, Martin has felt a brutal FOMO – the kind where “everyone in the group is going to Tusenfryd except you”. And in their segment, Martin talks about everything from butt tickling, to how to tell someone you like them, and a bit about spicy food.

When Helene reports that a dead body becomes lighter when the soul leaves the body, everything in the studio comes to a complete halt. In addition, Mads has a bombshell that no one expects, and Follestad has been on a trip abroad. Produced by Ole Wold & Emilie Teige Skrattegård

Former Minister of Justice Emilie Enger Mehl is visiting Martin. She was elected to the Storting (Norwegian Parliament) at the age of 24, and talks about the transition from having worked full-time in politics for eight years to now being at a life stage where she has to make big and important choices for the future. Emilie also shares her experiences from "Skal vi danse" (the Norwegian version of "Strictly Come Dancing"), and how she, who is usually composed and calm, was surprised by her own nerves. Martin also asks what Emilie is actually afraid of, and she explains why she believes that the scariest thing we have exists inside our own heads. The episode is produced by Synne Johansen.

It's finally Friday and Olli is, to say the least, caught off guard by the eventful news Martin shares from his own life. The Betas also continue as a matchmaker for Viggo Venn, and finally manage to sneak in a chat with the busy dancer. Otherwise, Martin insists that Taekwondo and Haka dance are basically the same thing and finds it difficult when real and quite serious feelings and topics become part of the podcast.The episode is produced by Synne Johansen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, our boss himself, Gard Steiro, who is CEO of VG, is nominated as a candidate. In addition, we have received an audio message from the Forræder producer, and Helene is desperately trying to get her own suggestion on our list - will she succeed this time? Produced by Emilie Teige Skrattegård and Ole Wold

Martin spends Wednesday supporting Cengiz Al with creative use of bunad silver. He hopes to get Fæbrik and a whole bunch of people to provoke the bunad police as much as possible. It should be added that this comes from a man who has discovered he likes being dominated by waiters.

What is actually most tacky – personalized license plates or a trip to a strip club in Drammen? Jørgen, Helene's husband, has at least done one of them. Substitute Espen is fascinated by Taliban PR, and it's ranked who in the group would have done best on the OnlyFans market.

Comedian Odd-Magnus Williamson - also known as Odda - is Martin's guest today! Odda is a versatile guy who has been involved in comedy, screenwriting, film, and books - in addition to what Martin calls "real" acting. He says he lives a life with the goal of disproving the theory of Albert Åberg's father: that you can't have a birthday every day.Martin has long pondered whether Odda is the optimal man - soft and good with emotions, yet tough and hard with a motorcycle. Additionally, Martin wonders if the Andrew Tate macho culture is really just to eliminate men like him. Has he lost his macho side? Odda also shares a story about a comment to Petter Stordalen that didn't quite land as he had intended.By the way! The advent calendar with 24 hours of video episodes can be purchased for only 99,- here! Hope you'll join the madness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Friday, and Olli once again offers unexpected bodily phenomena. The dating hunt continues, and the betas choose to overlook some of Viggo's demands. The mood is good nonetheless, except when Martin shows a total lack of enthusiasm for the men's national football team, which, to say the least, frustrates Olli.The episode is produced by Synne Johansen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Espen Abrahamsen is a substitute, and it goes straight into both Flåklypa-brawl, pub-signs that provoke, and breastfeeding-drama at Tøyenbadet. Clearly there are many possible winners of Idiot of the Week. Produced by: Jenny Neraal

Onsdag betyr Blokka! Martin er sjokkert over hvor mange reaksjoner han fikk etter "sit the fuck down"-kommentaren. Han gir opp Instagram og TikTok etter AI-hval-kjøttboller-lureri. Martin innrømmer glede over Oskar Westerlins Sveits-rykte, som var feil. Etter kjeft fra Pia Tjelta har Martin sett Se meg og anmelder den. Han synes Julian Ryersons sveis ble litt mye.