The latest from Nordljud

REPORT | Skandinavisk podcast intar scenen på Göteborgs Bokmässa

Göteborg, Sverige

*This report is in Scandinavian. Here you can listen to a version in English.*

  • Den skandinaviska podden “Norsken, Svensken og Dansken” intog scenen på Göteborgs Bokmässa. Programvärdarna Hilde Sandvik, Åsa Lindeborg och Hassan Preisler pratade med Nordljud om hur programmet startade, vikten av att prata skandinaviska och vad deras favoritdiskussionsämne är.

Reportrar: Magdalena Johnson & Alexander 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

Nobel prize in literature, Scandinavian podcast & the Norwegian Red Youth Party addressed the climate crisis and its severe consequences

The Nordic Studentradio News podcast for week 40, 2023.

Jon Fosse was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature.

Scandinavian podcast takes the stage at Gothenburg’s Book Fair.

The Norwegian Red Youth Party addressed the climate crisis and its severe consequences.

News Presenter: Sara Ek

Reporters: Magdalena Johnson & Alex Maxia in Gothenburg, Sweden; Birk Cock Aschjem & Borghild Rauø in Trondheim, Norway.

Producer: Eden Maclachlan

Published on: 6th 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

Lost in the North – S2.E1 What happened in the Nordics over the summer?

:rolled_up_newspaper::tv: Didn’t have time to follow Nordic politics this summer?
Not to worry, we’re kicking off this brand new ‘Lost in the North’ season by bringing you up to date with the latest Nordic news.
We discuss everything from how climate change is impacting Nordic summers, to recent political scandals in Norway and Finland, and how we can test a person’s knowledge of the Danish language.
Join Mattias, Marcus, Anita and Saga in the latest episode of Lost In The North!

Over 2000 investigative journalists gather in Gothenburg, despite security challenges

Special Edition of the Nordic Studentradion Network from GIJC 2023

The Global Investigative Journalism Conference (GIJC) gathered over 2000 journalists in Gothenburg. Nordljud interviewed Ulla Sätereie, president of the Swedish Association for Investigative Journalism, Carina Pierre Rochard from Fojo Media Institute and the outgoing executive director of the Global Investigative Journalism Network, David E. Kaplan, about the conference and the state of investigative journalism.

Reporter: Alex Maxia

Producer: Eden Maclachlan

Music: Muckrakers

Published on: 29th of September 2023

Find more information about Nordljud News and our reporting, check out our News homepage. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: nordljud@studentradion.se

Local elections in Norway, low entry requirements for teachers training in Sweden, King of Sweden Carl XVI Gustaf is celebrating 50 years on the throne

The Nordic Studentradio News podcast for week 37, 2023.

Local elections in Norway brought a big change in the political landscape.

Low entry requirements for teachers training in Sweden.

Carl XVI Gustaf – from Bengt Nyman – changes were made.

King of Sweden Carl XVI Gustaf is celebrating 50 years on the throne.

News Presenter: Jack Williamson

Reporters: Birte Kamille Øen in Volda, Norway; Sara Ek in Göteborg, Sweden.

Producer: Alex Maxia

Published on: 15th of September 2023

Find more information about Nordljud News and our reporting, check out our News homepage. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: nordljud@studentradion.se

Criminals use Spotify to launder money, student housing shortage in Umeå, we hear from two who met ‘Hvaldimir’ the whale in Sweden and Norway

The Nordic Studentradio News podcast for week 36, 2023.

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A investigation by Swedish newpaper Svenska Dagsbladet found that criminal gangs in Sweden use Spotify to launder money.

Outdoor camping in Umeå / Visit Umeå

Environmental activists sue the Swedish change for not doing enough to tackle climate change.

White whale ‘Hvaldimir’ photographer by Daniel Larsen Johansen in southern Norway

News Presenter: Alexander Maxia

Reporters: Astrid Einarsson in Umeå – Sweden; Daniel Larsen Johansen – Norway.

Producer: Eden Maclachlan

Published on: 8th of September 2023

Find more information abot Nordlud News and our reporting, check out our News homepage. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: news.nordljud@studentradion.se

Long rain the Nordic Studentradio network!

Looks like its time to pack away the deck chairs and find shelter in our natural habitat – the radio studios!

Studentradio stations across the Nordics are opening up again after the long summer break and starting to broadcast.

Soon enough, so will we..

Starting with Nordljud News which is back on air on Thursday the 7th of September.

Are you considering joining the Nordic Studentradio team?

You’re still in time! Check out the positions that are still available for Autumn and fill in the form to express your interests, we will be in touch!

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Do you want to be part of the team?

Have you ever though of being a part of a team that is building the Nordic Studentradio network?

Then this is the right call out for you!

We are looking for team members to join different projects within the Nordic collaboration starting after the summer break in mid-august.

For now, our collaboration mainly focuses on:

  • Music – Nordljud Playlist & Music Rotation
  • News – Nordljud News & Nordljud Report
  • Live Radio show – Lost in the North

What are you are interested in doing?

Find out more and fill in the form here and we will get in touch as soon as possible!

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Lost in the North – Ep.8 The Cold War and the Nordics

📖🌍 Interested in learning more about how the Cold War played out in the Nordics? Listen to this week’s episode with Rosanna Farbøl, a researcher at the Department of Media and Communication at Lund University. Join us as we delve further into how the Cold War shaped the Nordics countries and their relations.