
2025 marks the 200th anniversary of Norwegian emigration to America. 200 Norwegians is a podcast series exploring the lives of 200 Norwegians who have shaped the United States—for better or worse. This podcast is made in conjunction with Vesterheim Museum, and with support from the Norway House Foundation in San Francisco.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

In the 22nd episode of 200 Norwegians, we tell the story of Walter Mondale, a Norwegian-American who lost one of the biggest elections in U.S. history, but still helped reshape American politics.
Mondale was born in 1928 in Minnesota, the son of a m... more
In the 21st episode of 200 Norwegians, we tell the story of Peder Sather, a Norwegian immigrant whose name today is written into the landscape of the University of California, Berkeley.
Sather was born on a small farm in Odalen, Norway, in 1810. Orp... more
In the 20th episode of 200 Norwegians, we tell the story of Magnus “Wolf” Larsen, a Norwegian-American boxer whose career rose quickly—and unraveled just as fast.
Born in southern Norway in 1901, Larsen grew up in a family of Travelers and experienc... more
In the 19th episode of 200 Norwegians, we tell the story of a man who became the face of an entire sport.
Long before skiing was mainstream in the United States, Stein Eriksen helped transform it from a niche activity into a lifestyle. This episode ... more
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Thank you for bringing these stories to life, very captivating. I’m a descendant of Norwegian immigrants and it’s very inspiring to hear these stories. Mange tak!
Excellent. I am a descendant of Sloopers. This story was told to me as a child, my Grandmother loved the first edition of the original book. Amazing to hear it brought to life. Thanks to the producers and contributors. It makes a great companion to the J. Hart Rosdail text.
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