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  • #243 - Rémon Steen
    Two men by the fire, speaking honestly about struggle, darkness, faith, and what truly matters.

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    2 hr 49 min
  • #242 - The Other Realm
    A lakeside reflection on life, death, and what waits beyond. Valhalla, paradise, the matrix, or the unknown—we all sail there one day.

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    1 hr 15 min
  • #241 - Life in an RPG
    “Life is an RPG — you choose your class, build your skills, and balance your stats. In this episode, Captain explores character building in real life: relationships, health, finances, and purpose. Awareness is the first step, courage is the second — and the controller is always in your hands.”

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    1 hr 26 min
  • #240 - Harder To Kill: The Clothes We Wear

    What we wear is more than fabric - its armor. From firefigter gear to suits, from the GI to the axe and outdoor clothes, every layer changes who we are and how we show up.


    In this episodfe, Captain explores how clothing shapes confidence, mindset and survival - and why the difference between sweatpants and steel can decide how hard you are to kill.

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    1 hr 6 min
  • #239 - The True Man Show
    Life is the real theater. No scripts, no actors, just us, stumbling through our roles. From picking up dog shit on the street to chasing big revelations, this episode dives into the absurd and the profound, the comedy and the tragedy, that make up the true man show we´re all part of.

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    1 hr 18 min
  • #238 - Summe Is Over

    The last heat fades. The Nights grow sharper. The air smells of change. For some, this is the season of dread - but for those who remember the old ways, it´s the season of preparation.


    Our ancestors did not waste these weeks clinging to summer´s shadow. They sharpened axes, stacked firewood, salted fish, repaired roofs, checked traps, and strengthened the ties between neighbors. Autumn was not the end - it was the forge where warriors were made.


    In this episode, i trade winter depression for a rallying cry. This is about leaning into the shift, building your reserves, and walking into the dark months with a grin.

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    24 min
  • #237 - Siim Sibrits

    In the far north, two warriors met. One had faced the mountains, the other had stood beside him. Together they spoke of the road, the weight, and the silence that follows.


    Follow Siim

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    1 hr 33 min
  • #236 - My Last Rant
    If this was the last time i ever spoke.. this is what i´d say. Not about fitness, money, status or goals - but about the war were losing quietly: the war against noise. This is the final message to those I love, and to anyone still awake enought to hear it.

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    22 min
  • #235 - Attacked By Wasps
    A reflection on the year of the snake takes an unexpected turn when im ambushed by a swarm of forest wasps. From ancient symbols to childhood fears - this episode is part myth, part mayhem, and a little bit of humility.

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    38 min
  • #234 - Captain o´Captain
    Inside every man is a captain-stern, clear, and quietly loyal. He pusches you through pain, guieds you throuh chaos, and knows when to offer a hand or a hammer. This is a reflection on inner leadership, descipline, and choosing the right kind of suffering.

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    41 min

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KAPTENS LOGG


A podcast about being human.


Recorded somewhere between the forest, family life, training, fatherhood, curiosity, chaos and the occasional existential…