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You want podcast? We got podcast! This episode marks the return of former (and current?!) show member Carl/Calle. Listen to the end for the first instalment of On The Road With Carl.
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The episode where we talk smack about everyone who has ever been on the show.
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We've been to an archery range so of course our brains are buzzing with bows and arrows. Why does Jakob hate talented people? What would we do in the apocalypse? (Die immediately.)
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Midsummer again! Aagh! This junk again!? With the costumes and the fiddles? Oh okay fine let's do it. Join us this week to find out about the Swedish crusades (no, not the ones you're thinking of), and we also puzzle out the origins of the Swedish flag – and why the dalahäst is a much better national symbol.
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Sweden's had it's National Day again and again no one really noticed or cared. Except us! Except you! Except Google!
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Anders is using words like "social construct"; he's been hanging out with too many liberals, or maybe he's a fascist, it's actually hard to tell. Jakob, of course, is a capitalist who wants your iPods.
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Remember to not describe in negatives and that "funny" is not the same as "fun".
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This was recorded two weeks ago but is only up now because of our lifestyle choices. Hope you enjoy!
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There were no successful TV-shows before Game of Thrones, Anders informs us, so apparently we should all just forget about The Wire, The Sopranos, The Office, The Simpsons, Seinfeld, Friends, South Park, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Breaking Bad and Arrested Development. Okay? Okay!
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Sex manipulation, death fear, false spirituality, those might all sound like groovy times to you, but we are here to explain why they are NOT AT ALL GROOVY.
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