Podcast 171: Jogvan Walking

This week, we follow Jogvan A Dul as he talks the streets of Torshavn taking pictures. He's been taking essentially the same set of 50-60 photos every morning for the past 4 years. You can follow along and see the pictures Jogvan took during our walk by viewing his album right here.

Like we said, he takes these photos every day. And just a few moments ago, Jogvan posted the photos he took this morning. You can find them here.

As always, you can listen on our media player at the top of the page, on iTunes, or Stitcher, or on the No Agenda Stream. Or, you can download the show directly here:
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Podcast 170: Torshavn in the Morning

This week, we wander the streets of Torshavn looking for a (not very) mysterious man who walks the streets of of the Faroese capital each day taking pictures in the exact same spot.

This portion of the search turns up little in the way of live human beings, but we do capture some of the sounds of Torshavn before it has fully woken up... and also the sounds of our jet-lagged host before he has fully woken up.

Do we eventually find Jogvan? That's for us to know, and you to find out... by listening to the podcast.

As always, you can listen on iTunes, on our media player above, on Stitcher Smart Radio, or the No Agenda stream. You can also download the show directly here:

http://traffic.libsyn.com/faroepodcast/Podcast_170.mp3

Podcast 169: Faroese in Washington DC

This week, we walk down the National Mall in Washington, DC with Sigvor Laksa. She's from the Faroe Islands and manages Eivor. During our early-March stroll, we talk a little about American history and take a look at the US capitol from a Faroese perspective.

As always, you can listen on iTunes, on our media player above, on Stitcher Smart Radio, on the No Agenda Stream, or you can download the show directly here:
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Podcast 168: Faroes Meets Hungary

On this week's show, our good friend Heri Simonsen interviews a Hungarian journalist who is in the Faroes researching a book. Then we head out to the village of Funningur and gawk at another unspeakably beautiful valley.

As always you can listen on iTunes, on our media player at the top of the page, on Stitcher smart radio, on the No Agenda live stream, or you can download the show directly here...

http://traffic.libsyn.com/faroepodcast/Podcast_168.mp3