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Thursday, October 28, 2010

Podcast 70: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid

In honor of Halloween, we offer this spooky edition of the podcast. We travel into the tunnels near Klaksvik and record some unexpected (and rather frightening) sounds. If you scare easily, don't listen to this podcast alone. Instead, gather the whole family around the iPod to experience the majestic horror that is Podcast 70.

As always, you can listen on iTunes and on our audio player at the top of this page. Or you can download the show directly right here:
http://traffic.libsyn.com/faroepodcast/Podcast_70.mp3

You want bonus materials? We've got 'em.

First, here's the unedited recording we did in the tunnel:
http://traffic.libsyn.com/faroepodcast/Tunnel_spooky.WAV

Also, here's a short video we made outside the tunnel:


Enjoy.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Podcast 69: Poetry, Part 2

This week, we wrap up our conversation with American poet Mark Wunderlich, go to the movies, and issue scads of corrections.

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http://traffic.libsyn.com/faroepodcast/Podcast_69.mp3

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Podcast 68: Poetry in Ocean

This week, we talk to American poet Mark Wunderlich. He recently returned from the Faroe Islands, where he explored the countryside and had a reading at Sirkus. Also we visit the famed football pitch at Toftir (pictured above) and recap the match against Northern Ireland.

As always, you can listen on iTunes, use our audio player, or download the file directly here:
http://traffic.libsyn.com/faroepodcast/Podcast_68.mp3

Also, starting this week, we're including a perma-linked audio player that will work even once this isn't the most current show anymore. Give it a try and let us know what you think:

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Podcast 67: Checking in With the Neighbors

Shetland is the closest neighbor to the Faroes. But how are these neighbors getting on? This week, Heri Simonsen talks to the tourism coordinator for Shetland about tourism (obviously), the shared history of the two regions, and the long lost ferry connection.

Then we go to a public square (pictured above) and complain about a webcam. If you'd like to see the view from this webcam and decide for yourself, you can find it right here:
http://www.portal.fo/cam/webcam.php?kamera=93

As always, you can listen on iTunes or download us directly here:
http://media.libsyn.com/media/faroepodcast/Podcast_67.mp3

And now you can listen to the entire show on our media player. Just click on he play button above and you'll be transported to podcast-land in a matter of seconds.