🇳🇴 Norway Episodes

New year, same betas! Martin and Olli are back with the year's first episode, and at the same time say goodbye to producer Synne. Martin brings an absolutely insane snake story from Thailand, while Olli tells about when he, as a child, had to undress naked in front of the entire restaurant after an accident. In their New Year's resolutions, the betas cover both baby freeze, a hot dog stand, and the importance of always having what people ask for in the freezer. In this year's predictions, the guys envision a sex scandal involving Simen Velle, a new TV show with Lilli Bendriss - and how Marius Borg Høiby will complain about his game console in prison. And not least: Olli delivers a fiery New Year's speech. The episode is produced by Karoline Fjelldal.

In this year's very last Blokka episode, substitute Jonis Josef steps in with an exclusive interview with world-renowned comedian Mark Normand. Mark talks about his journey from small open mic scenes in his hometown New Orleans to becoming one of the world's biggest comedians, with tours all over the world. He also shares concrete tips on how to succeed with standup today, as the industry looks now. In addition, they touch upon cancel culture, upbringing - and not least a brief introduction to the Norwegian royal family. Happy New Year!

Mads and Jon Martin are dropping by to talk about the post-Christmas period, Donald Trump, and not least our new concept coming to Podme after the New Year. Remember that you can still use the code "SK26" if you want two months free subscription on Podme. Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year. Produced by Ole Wold

Comedian Kevin Kildal is in the studio, and Martin begins by delving into Kevin's emotional journey. Kevin first gained fame on Snapchat through the character «Arnt Finessé», a character built on morbid and pitch-black humor. In the conversation, Kevin opens up about how he eventually had to lay the character to rest, even after great success, because he could no longer stand by the content. Kevin also shares the story of his personal development, from being a young man from a small village in Northern Norway with racist and homophobic attitudes, to today living in the capital as an openly bisexual man. Together, Kevin and Martin also talk about different perspectives on life and the future, and about the importance of admitting one's own mistakes. The episode is produced by Synne Johansen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the middle of Christmas week, so why not serve a Hawaii special? Martin is responsible for the arrangements and, among other things, presents the segment 'What's in the drink'. Olli also shares his worst holiday memory: a diving trip in Thailand with 30 Chinese people. The episode is produced by Synne Johansen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After having nominated someone every single week, ever since March this year, we will now finally decide who deserves to receive the title "idiot of the year". To hear this entire episode, you must download the Podme app. We also offer a two-month free subscription within the app, with the code "SK26". This week's idiot continues as normal in public feed, in 2026. Talk soon! Produced by Ole Wold

Martin is back in the studio on Christmas Eve itself to serve up this week's Blokka! One thing he has noticed lately is how dogmatic Christian people become about the Bible at Christmas, while we all overindulge, mess with Jesus' day of rest, get wasted, and not least grope around freely. In “their thing” Martin answers, among other things, whether a diverse group of friends actually makes you a cooler person, why he didn't choose an M-name for his child, if he had a bucket list before having children - and not least: what does one *really* do when the boss slaps the young apprentice three times in the face at the Christmas party? And finally, Martin calls friend and comedian colleague Lars Berrum to hear how he will spend Christmas Eve, and receives a somewhat anticlimactic answer. MERRY CHRISTMAS!

So, it's not enough that Maja from the A-team opens the episode with a musical performance. It's not enough that we bring big news in this episode. But Ida Fladen, the queen herself, is back! We get to hear about how her year has been, and we announce that in 2026, we will release a third episode every week. Yes, you read that right - there will be three episodes a week from us in 2026! The episode will be released on Saturdays, on Podme. But fear not, you get two months of free Podme subscription with the code: SK26 Produced by Ole Wold

Else has become a commuter and tells Martin how Sandefjord and her husband Tommy have given her the long-awaited feeling of coming home. She also openly shares about the wedding in Spektrum, and how it felt for the family that something so intimate and private suddenly had to be shared with all of Norway. Martin and Else also talk about the criticism the Loneliness Party received, and how it felt that something which for her is so deeply personal and genuine, was dismissed as an ego trip and something she was trying to profit from.

It's Friday, and to great amusement, the betas have finally received their very first dickmail in their inbox! Since last time, Olli has once again had an unpleasant experience with their stalker, and was also completely tricked by a running taxi. Martin, for his part, tells about the time his eyebrows froze off – and dedicates this week's beer to a Norwegian artist he hasn't discovered until now. In addition, Olli feels the need to test how truly terrible Martin is at geography. Do you have criticism, praise, or contributions for the digital drunk pipe? Send us an email at: [email protected]!The episode is produced by Karoline Fjelldal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This year's very last "idiot of the week" is perhaps one of the best so far. Petter Stordalen, Infantino, Martine Halvorsen and China are among the nominees - and the one who ends up on the list today will be the very last, before this year's idiot will be crowned between Christmas and New Year. Produced by Ole Wold

New week, new Blokka! Martin is in the studio after some, to say the least, tough days with stand-up shows in Bergen, where he can tell, among other things, about a record number of ejections at a single show. In addition, he has a point to make for bathtubs, since we all reeeally are fish. He also has a bone to pick with Posten, after his package is never delivered correctly. Martin has read that Sigrid Bonde Tusvik has donated 30,000 kroner to Oslo's New Year's Eve fireworks show - but should she really have chipped in a bit more? And not least, Martin is getting a little worried that he himself is starting to believe the conspiracy theory that the Earth is flat.

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.