On this episode, we talk to Jennifer Henke about her book, "The Missing Son: A Faroe Island Saga" and her search for relatives in the Faroes.

In this episode, we talk with Alisa Hentze, a Faroese teenager who has organized Live aRt, an event designed to connect artists from the Faroe Islands to other artists from around the world. Also, we stay out until midnight at St. Olaf's Wake.

In this edition, we talk to the editor of Mess.fo, a stylish magazine aimed at the youth market, and we go to church in the Torshavn Cathedral.

In this episode, we speak with Erik Klint, a Swedish man who set up an information office about the Faroe Islands in his home country. And we'll stay out late and go dancing.

In this episode, we speak with David Scally about Gunnar Nielsen's historic 17 minutes playing for Manchester City.

On Episode 50, we talk about club culture in the Faroe Islands, and learn how the Icelandic volcano has affected life in the Faroes.

On this podcast, we'll talk about the underground dance scene in the Faroe Islands, and take a walk to the Witch's Finger.

In this episode of the podcast, we speak with Jim Brown, a British film director who is in the Faroes scouting locations for a future project. We'll also take a walk down a very busy street.

This week, the second part of our interview with Kristian Blak. We'll talk about the start of his influential record label Tutl, and discuss the current music scene on the Faroe Islands.

This week, we talk to Kristian Blak, who is a composer, musician, and operator of the Tutl record label. We also listen in on some Olaf's Wake activities and check on Anna Nygaard's progress on X-Factor.