An English language guide to living and working in Norway, featuring interviews with both expats and Norwegians. Find out what it's like to live and work in Scandinavia, and whether Norway really is the happiest country on earth.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
Life in Norway Show Episode 82: Florencia Meinardo from ‘El Podcast de Noruega’ joins us to talk about her relocation from Argentina, and the experience of native Spanish speakers in Norway. more
Originally from Canada, Kristine moved to Trondheim with her partner and is now happily settled working in research. But it hasn't all been plain sailing for her. more
We often feature interviews with people relocating to Norway from the U.S., or like me, from the U.K. Today I welcome Surendra Thapaliya to the show for a different kind of story. He’s originally from Nepal, and moved to Norway in 2016 to study at BI... more
Life in Norway Show Episode 79: Abby Noble shares her inspiring story of planning exactly how she would find a job in Norway, obtaining a job-seeker permit, and finding her ideal job in an Oslo architecture firm. more
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I love your show, thank you for making it. My only beef is the jarring, in-your-face, heroic mountain music that starts the show. I often listen to podcasts when I can't sleep, and this music is so loud and intrusive. How about some meditative Hardangar fiddle music instead? thanks for considering.
Great travel podcast!
Great all around pod. Found this a month or two back. Have subscribed and listened to about 20 back episodes. Host also has a website and you can sign up for a weekly email about Norway happenings which is great. Appreciate all your work David!
I’m from Taiwan. I love Norway, and I also love this podcast!! more
I downloaded one episode of this podcast just to get some tips before my trio to Oslo and ended up listening two seasons! Super informative and educational, love the interviews!
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