
The Reykjavík Grapevine has been published out of down town Reykjavík for more than 20 years, with its offices for most of that time next door to the "World Famous Hot Dog Stand". Every day, people drop-in to our office for various reasons. Sometimes we they tell us interesting stuff that we want to share with you, so we interview them, for your pleasure. There is no theme.
Hosted by: Jón Trausti ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Gerard Butler, Bubbi, Michael Brook & Infinite Guitar, Björk's infamous TV appearance in the 80's and so on. Director Jón Einarsson Gústafsson's latest movie Anorgasmia: All the Things We Do To Survive opens in Bíó Paradís on Septem... more
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On Saturday 29 August Iceland held a referendum on whether or not to restart negotiations with the EU on joining that entity. The result was that 52,8% of the voters, 118.040 people, said no, and 47,2% or 105.339 people, voted yes. ... more
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In this episode we sit down with Pan Thorarensen, musician and organizer of the annual Extreme Chill Festival. We discuss the festival's 17-year history, and beginnings as an album release show in Hellisandur, Snæfellsnes, to its ev... more
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In this episode we sit down with Icelandic musician, drummer, and cultural figure Sigtryggur Baldursson. We discuss Sigtryggur's tenure from 2012 to 2024 leading the Iceland Music export office, during which he lobbied Parliament to... more
Hosts Andie Fontaine and Sæborg Ninja Urðardóttir provide much needed advice in this first episode, which approaches common misunderstandings and misconceptions about the trans community, specifically delving into medical and psychological issues. They relate information and experience in a serious, yet warm and relatable manner, and are completely open. Highly recommend to anyone looking for clarification on trans issues, especially allies. Iceland seems to be at the forefront of pretty much... more
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A culture-leaning interview show with no fixed theme, featuring conversations with writers, musicians, journalists, festival organizers, and other Icelandic creatives. Episodes cover media, music, politics, environmental activism, and maritime adventures, often weaving personal anecdotes with broader cultural context. The format spots insider perspectives, behind-the-scenes stories, and nuanced takes on Icelandic society, making it useful for listeners who enjoy thoughtful, mosaic-style discussions that connect local culture to global conversations. A notable strength is its ability to blend pop culture with substantive analysis, hosted by two longtime Reykjavík Grapevine editors who frequently invite high-profile guests from music, media, ... more
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Recent guests on The Drop-In include:
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2. Óli Palli
3. Jay Thompson
4. Natasha González
5. Benedikta Guðrún Svavarsdóttir
6. Elías Pétur Viðfjörð Þórarinsson
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