Göteborg, Sverige
*This report is in Scandinavian.*
Reportrar: Magdalena Johnson & Alex Maxia
Producent: Eden Maclachlan
Find more information about Nordljud News and our reporting on our News page. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: news.nordljud@studentradion.se
What stereotypes and clichés are there about the Nordics, and are they really true? In this episode of Lost In The North recorded in Göteborg, Marcus is joined by Birk, Magdalena, Katariina, and Vilhem to discuss how Nordic populations perceive each other and the various misconceptions that exist about our countries. What lies behind the Sweden-Norway rivalry? What makes Danish people so “cool”? Is there truth to the cliché that Nordic people are somewhat closed off?
Listen to the latest episode of Lost In The North by clicking the link in our bio!
⚖️ Are the Nordic countries truly as progressive as we think they are when it comes to gender equality? In the new episode of Lost In The North, the team addresses how the Nordics came to be synonymous with defending women’s rights, and which policies are currently implemented to advance gender equality. Listen to the latest episode of Lost In The North by clicking the link in our bio!
This podcast is produced by Nordljud and recorded at Radio AF’s station in Lund, Sweden.
The Nordic Studentradio News podcast for week 44, 2023.
News Presenter: Elvira Hodzic
Reporters: Sara Ek & Magdalena Johnson in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Producer: Eden Maclachlan
Published on: 3rd of November 2023
Find more information about Nordljud News and our reporting, check out our News homepage. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: news.nordljud@studentradion.se
In just a few days, the Nordljud News team will meet for a long weekend in 🇸🇪 Gothenburg!
Are you in Gothenburg from the 11-13 November and would like to join us? Make sure you scroll all the way down and fill in the form!
It has been over three years now since the first joint board meeting between Studentradion i Sverige and Studentradioen i Norge. This was the start of what then became Nordljud, The Nordic Studentradio network.
The News Team is the baby within the bigger project, as it´s only a few months old.
We first started developing the news concept a year ago, when we met in 🇳🇴 Bergen. This was also the first time we got to see many of our stations’ representatives in real life.
In Bergen we brainstormed on how the Nordic Studentradio News concept should take shape.
At the beginning of 2023 we kicked off the work with a fantastic course by Sveriges Radio P3 and NRK P3 during which we got to learn from the pros how radio news is made in an engaging way.
Shortly after we started producing our own news, in our first episode one of our reporters interviewiewd the Prime Minsiter of Norway!
Since then we worked on improving the format, both when it comes to sound but also in regards to our website and social media.
In just a few days, from the 11th to the 13th of November 2023, the Nordljud News Team will gather in Gothenburg for a long weekend of activities including team-building, talking about improvements and producing radio together.
It’s especially a time for us to return to the drawing board. What works well? What can be improved? How can we make our Nordic Studentradio News more interesting and relevant for our audience? Thanks to these questions we aim to continue developing Nordljud News, that to date is one of the few (or possibly the only) newsrooms that produces a Nordic-level news broadcast.
We would not have got this far if it wasn’t for all the studentradio members from the different stations who worked hard in building the project from scratch and dedicating time and passion into developing the collaboration.
Particular thanks to Nordic Culture Point for supporting us from the very start and providing the financial means for running the project and covering the costs of when we meet in person.
Hear our latest Nordljud News Pod episode:
The Nordic Studentradio News podcast for week 43, 2023.
News Presenter: Birk Cock Aschjem
Reporters: Magdalena Johnson in Gothenburg, Sweden; Borghild Rauø in Trondheim, Norway; Vilhelm Mikael Vestman in Copenhagen, Denmark; Lina Martinell in Uppsala, Sweden.
Producer: Eden Maclachlan
Published on: 27th of October 2023
Find more information about Nordljud News and our reporting, check out our News homepage. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: news.nordljud@studentradion.se
Nordljud is on a mission to find out what life is like for internationals who choose to study in Scandinavia, in particular in Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Oslo.
We will be publishing the results on Nordljud News and making a longer podcast reportage and share our findings, later this year.
This is a collaborative project together with Spionen, Gothenburg’s Student newspaper, Radio Nova – Oslo’s Studentradio and Globalnyt, an online magazine in Denmark.
Are you an international student in one of these three cities or do you know anyone that is? Then please help us by sharing the link to this post – it would help us a lot!
Thank you very much
Alex Maxia
nordljud@studentradion.se
🇩🇰 Survey for International students in Copenaghen (and surrounding areas)
🇸🇪 Survey for International students in Gothenburg (and surrounding areas)
🇳🇴 Survey for International students in Oslo (and surrounding areas)
The Nordic Studentradio News podcast for week 41, 2023.
Sami demonstration seeks removal of windfarms in Fosen, Norway.
UKA, the largest cultural festival in Norway, is currently ongoing in Trondheim.
New collaboration among Nordic public television broadcasters.
News Presenter: Magdalena Johnson
Reporters: Ludwig Friedrich Hohenstaufhen in Oslo, Norway; Birk Cock Aschjem & Borghild Rauø in Trondheim, Norway.
Producer: Eden Maclachlan
Published on: 20th of October 2023
Find more information about Nordljud News and our reporting, check out our News homepage. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: news.nordljud@studentradion.se
In this episode, join the team in discussing what freedom of speech looks like in the Nordic countries and how the summer’s events have reignited debates about what it should entail.
Magdalena Johnson and Alex Maxia were at the Göteborg Book Fair and interviewed the hosts of the podcast ‘Norsken, svensken og dansken’. Listen to Hilde Sandvik, Åsa Lindeborg and Hassan Preisler explain how their Scandinavian project started and why their favourite discussion topic is – very fittingly – freedom of speech!
Mattias recounts his experience at the Trevarefest music festival in Henningsær, Norway. This will definitely make you want to head to the Lofoten islands to listen to Nordic pop music!
