Best Nett Podcasts (2026)

Gutta har vært gjester i Ingeborg Heldal og Anette Walter Numme sin Opptur livepod på Carls, Niklas var full og fikk overtenning og har delt hemmeligheter og israel-vitser fra scenen, dette fører til hodebry.

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Takk for alt, pappa! 27:19

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Vi er tilbake etter at.Niklas mistet faren sin, denne episoden handler om sorgen

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Kava Traditions and Modern Wellness with Douglas La Rose 35:33

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This week on Foodie Pharmacology, we explore the cultural, scientific, and social dimensions of kava (Piper methysticum) with Douglas La Rose, Executive Director of the Kava Coalition. We discuss kava’s roots in Pacific Island traditions, how it’s prepared, what the new AHP monograph means for safety and standards, and why this non-alcoholic bevera…

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Ep 26. It's a Shoey 30:54

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Which new English grammar rule is Andrew learning? Worüber beschwert sich Ingrid diesmal? And do Austrian kids hit each other with wooden spoons? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Bonus. York Quiz 13:13

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A little bonus clip with some York facts. Because Andrew and Ingrid do love the city! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Spillet Lotte om å være påskrudd for gjester 44:14

2M ago44:14

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Vi har besøk av Spillet Lotte som hjelper Benjamin med å finne en løsning på hvordan ha besøk en hel helg uten at Baarli må være i showmodus fra start til slutt

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Kan partner følge deilige folk på nett? 40:33

2M ago40:33

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Du får en oppdatering på livet, vi tar opp om partner egentlig kan følge andre deilig på nett og mer til!

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Ep 25. No More Waaashrooms 29:56

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Did Ingrid enjoy her first vegan sausage roll? Was ist mit Andrews meal deal passiert? And who is on the apps? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Derfor har vi vært borte og slik forholder man seg til partner uten sexlyst. 30:15

2M ago30:15

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Gutta er tilbake etter litt nedetid, grunnen får du i dagens episode.

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Spiritual Care 6:47

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Will Peters of the Bois Forte Nation reflects on the sacred responsibility Indigenous people hold as protectors of all beings—the two-legged, the four-legged, the winged, the swimmers, the crawlers, and the standing ones. In this conversation, Peters speaks with urgency about how colonization and commercialization have distanced communities from ce…

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The Yearling 1:44

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Deanna Drift from Nett Lake Village shares a lighthearted story about a mischievous young bear that frequently visited her home, earning the nickname “mangy butt.” Through humor and observation, she reminds us that bears are curious yet gentle beings, often more afraid of humans than we are of them. This story was collected as part of the Waterers …

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Taking A Ride 0:41

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Serena Logan, a youth from Nett Lake Village, shares her joy in watching bears with her great-grandmother Mavis and caring for them by leaving food along the road. Her story reflects the love, respect, and connection between generations and the bears that live nearby. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Program.…

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Stand Up For Bears 1:20

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Margaret Benner from Nett Lake Village emphasizes the need to educate others about the cultural and spiritual importance of bears to Native people. She shares how she greets bears in Ojibwe, honoring them as relatives who understand and deserve respect and protection. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Program.…

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Protectors 1:48

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Téa Drift Rivera from Nett Lake Village shares teachings learned from her elders about the Bear Clan and the sacred role of bears as protectors, healers, and symbols of bravery. She reflects on their wisdom and self-healing nature, drawing connections between the bears’ behavior and the teachings that guide her community. This story was collected a…

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Spiritual Protection 2:19

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Deanna Drift from Nett Lake Village recounts how she sought guidance from spiritual advisor Vern Adams to speak to tribal leaders about the sacredness of bears and the harm caused by their killing. She reflects on the spiritual and communal consequences that followed, the ceremonies of forgiveness, and the courage it takes to speak for those who ca…

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Protect Them 0:33

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Serena Logan, a youth from Nett Lake Village, expresses her heartfelt wish to protect the bears and honor their place in Ojibwe culture. Her words reflect a deep sense of care and responsibility for the natural world and its sacred beings. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Program.…

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Poor Bear 1:24

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Téa Drift Rivera from Nett Lake Village shares a humorous yet heartfelt story about a bear that climbed into her car, teaching an unexpected lesson about responsibility and compassion. Through her young daughter’s innocent response, she reflects on the deep understanding that bears are relatives deserving of care, not fear. This story was collected…

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Our Relatives 1:17

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Téa Drift Rivera from Nett Lake Village speaks about the sacred kinship between people and bears, emphasizing respect, protection, and reciprocity. She reflects on traditional teachings that honor the bear’s sacrifice and condemns wasteful harm against these spiritual relatives. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Progra…

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A Message To Our Leaders 1:07

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Deanna Drift of Nett Lake Village calls on community leaders to deepen their understanding of the cultural and spiritual significance of bears within Bois Forte traditions. She reminds them that true leadership includes learning from both traditional and contemporary knowledge to better serve their people. This story was collected as part of the Wa…

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Makwa 1:16

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Mavis Drift, an elder from Nett Lake Village, shares teachings about the Bear Clan and its deep meaning in Ojibwe culture—symbolizing bravery, family, and spiritual protection. She reflects on the importance of naming ceremonies and the guidance they offer in understanding one’s connection to the spirit world. This story was collected as part of th…

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Honor Them 0:30

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Serena Logan, a youth from Nett Lake Village, reflects on her experiences growing up in connection with her community and the natural world that surrounds it. Her story highlights the importance of listening, learning, and carrying forward the teachings of her elders. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Program.…

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Ceremonies 1:31

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Margaret Benner of Nett Lake Village reflects on the teachings passed down from her mother, aunties, and elders about honoring the bears through seasonal feasts and ceremony. She shares how these traditions and the guidance of spiritual advisors continue to shape her understanding of culture, dance, and lifelong learning.…

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Bears Are Medicine 1:07

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Margaret Benner of Nett Lake Village reflects on the sacred relationship between her community and the bears that share their land. As a Bear Clan member, she speaks about standing up to protect them, honoring the deep spiritual connection that defines her identity and responsibility. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories …

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Bears Won't Attack 1:13

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Téa Drift Rivera from Nett Lake Village reflects on growing up alongside the bears that roam her backyard, sharing a story of coexistence and trust. Her words reveal a deep respect for the animals and the balance between humans and nature in her community. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Program.…

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Bear Hunt 2:06

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Deanna Drift of Nett Lake Village, Bois Forte Nation, shares her thoughts on the spiritual and impact of bear hunts in her community. This story was collected as part of the Waterers Oral Histories Program.By Deanna Drift

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Skulle bli samme en eldre mann, men så kom du 34:49

3M ago34:49

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Benjamin forteller om hvilke planer han egentlig hadde for en make, vi svarer på spørsmål fra dere og Niklas skryter av Benjamin,

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The Neuropharmacology of Ibogaine with Jonathan Dickinson 45:06

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What makes ibogaine such a remarkable plant-derived compound? I sit down with Jonathan Dickinson, CEO and co-founder of Ambio Life Sciences, to explore the fascinating neuropharmacology of this alkaloid and its profound impact on the brain. Jonathan is an expert on ibogaine, with more than 15 years of experience spanning clinical care, traditional …

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Angrep er beste angrep 36:02

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Det er ampert i starten av ukens episode før det hele blir rett så trivelig.

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Humanely Hatched Hens and Ethical Egg Farming with Jasen Urena 35:30

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What if the future of egg farming could eliminate one of the industry’s most difficult animal welfare issues—male chick culling? Thanks to in-ovo sexing technology, that future is here. This week on Foodie Pharmacology, I talk with Jasen Urena, Vice President of NestFresh, about the launch of their Humanely Hatched™ eggs—the first in the U.S. to en…

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Executive Producer og rollebytte 40:59

4M ago40:59

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Gutta har gått rød løper, der valgte Benjamin å ta Niklas sin rolle.

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How Plants Make Medicine with Dr. Ryan Nett 43:57

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Plants are master chemists. From caffeine and nicotine to powerful drugs like colchicine, they manufacture an incredible array of molecules that defend against pests, attract pollinators, and sometimes even become lifesaving medicines for humans. But how exactly do plants build these complex compounds, and why do they make them in the first place? …

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7 av 10 på gaveskalaen 34:08

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Det har vært bryllupsdag, Benjamin har grått på sofaen og er 27 år egentlig gammelt når man skal bli foreldre?

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4 cm lengre penis fra vektnedgang? 33:42

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Er penis blitt lengre, gutta har vært i Lofoten og vi svarer på spørsmål!

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Understanding Food Allergies with Dr. Sarita Patil 42:33

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Food allergies affect millions of children and adults worldwide—and the numbers are rising. This week on the show, Dr. Quave speaks with Dr. Sarita Patil, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Co-Director of the MGH Food Allergy Center, to explore the science behind allergic reactions. They discuss the differences between fo…

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Om å stille opp på hverandres greier 34:29

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Baarli har hatt en togkræsj av et foredrag i Bodø og Benjamin lurer på hvorfor de ikke lenger stiller opp på hverandres greier.

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Feed Us With Trees Nuts and Our Food Systems with Elspeth Hay 40:24

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What if our future food security depended not on fields of grain, but on forests of trees? In this episode of Foodie Pharmacology, I sit down with Elspeth Hay, author of Feed Us with Trees: Nuts and the Future of Food and host of the Local Food Report on CAI NPR. Elspeth takes us on a journey through oak groves and chestnut stands to explore how nu…

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Hotellet lansering og Jeg takler ikke trynet på deg om dagen 37:31

5M ago37:31

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Baarli og Benjamin er lei av trynene på hverandre, hvor mye sushi er egentlig nok? Og vi prøver å gi råd til lytter med høstdepresjon.

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The Dark Matter of Nutrition with Dr. Giulia Menichetti 48:55

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This week on the show, Dr. Quave speaks with Dr. Giulia Menichetti, a computational physicist at Harvard Medical School, about one of the most elusive frontiers in nutrition science: the “dark matter” of food. While most nutrition data is focused on a handful of known nutrients, Dr. Menichetti’s “Foodome” Project is charting the vast landscape of o…

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Outtakes Ep 19-24. Magic E 11:26

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As one of the hosts has put it in the past: Andrew and Ingrid chat a lot of bullshit on this podcast. Here is some more of that. Plus some fabulous moments with Vishnupriya and Matt, which didn't make it into the regular episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ethnobiology of Lake Titicaca with Dr. Daniel Villar 38:57

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This week on the show, Dr. Quave speaks with conservation biologist Dr. Daniel Villar about the deep connections between culture, ecology, and traditional knowledge in the Central Andes. Their conversation centers on Lake Titicaca, one of the world’s highest navigable lakes, where Dr. Villar has studied how traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) sh…