Nina, Paula and Mathea are back, and this week Mathea is pissed at brits not knowing the meaning of the Trafalgar Square christmas tree, the gang discusses racist uncles, Nina has a sourdough starter and Paula has beef with Wicked For Good. After a shocking reveal that only one person in the trio watches soccer, the team discuss the FIFA peace price, and also dabble in Eurovision critique. 

In another funky episode of The Language Café, Lily, Mia, Betina and Mathea, cover a plethora of topics not at all related to each other, spicing up your Sunday listening. From darkly themed haikus to "What's your kind of weird?" in an enlightening  discussion about attractive men, we've got it all baby! 

For your reading pleasure, we have written a haiku about this episode:

Do you feel harry?
Do you think clowns are sexy?
Listen and find out...

The Spice Girls are here to serve proper Sunday entertainment! On the menu: Airport cigarettes, globalization, dancing, c***y managers and a banana in a coconut tree.

In your ear: Denim Spice (Mia), Librarian Spice (Paula), Rosemary Spice (Eloise) and Baby Spice (Emma).
The Language Café is live on Radio Nova, Sundays 3-5 PM

Join us for "5 second" countdowns and solving social conundrums. In this week's episode Betina, Johnny, Lily and Mathea discuss going solo, Christmas decorations and share tips for the coming winter. What's the best alcohol for this time of year? Please tell me the moose at the Jul i Vinterland scared you too! All this topped off with some beautiful Christmas a-capella from the team!

Prepare yourself for giggle after giggle! For in today's episode Mia, Lily, Eloise and Mathea run from how to cure a hangover (fair enough, it's Sunday!) to controversial smash or passes. We chat about what father's day means to us, Mathea slowly turns us into swearing Trønders with the word "Fettlerve", as well as trying to understand who the "Keegs" are. Why is Oslo so full of young parents, yappy dogs and runners- so many runners...? Where are they going? Some of us were sober this weekend, others were not. Still, we all got together this Sunday through thick and thin, analytical and dumb, giggly and silly! Join us, sipping coffee and chatting about this and that in The Language Cafe!

Don't be discuraged by the title, we aren't talking about fairy porn for 1 hour, only a short five minutes!
Mia, Paula and Johnny are once again accompanied by Mathea, and the team talk halloween costumes, veganism, the concept of blue monday, and books they love to read that are not in any way shape or form connected to studies in uni.

In the studio: Mia, Paula and Johnny
on tech and also in the studio: Mathea

P.S. look forward to new jingles and a logo rebrand soon!

Introducing The Language Café! New name, same people! ELoise, Nina, Mia, and Johanna take you through this weeks questions! What's up with the Norwegian drinking culture? Why is it weird to say "Jeg elsker deg" to your friends? What is, and how does one celebrate national Intersex day? And why does the team keep rewatching the same series?

In the studio was: Eloise, Nina, Mia and Johanna
On tech: Johanna

Nina, Paula and Mathea are back in the studio, at even though they all are a bit tired the episode you are about to hear is anyhting but! The concept of "takk for sist" makes an appearance, female rage is expressed, we discuss the idea of a "hot girl walk",  and somehow the theme for the episode becomes Halloween and spooky things. Mathea shares her most traumatic memories form her cabin; the Dodraugen. Want to learn more about him and possibly other norwegian entities? Press play!

In the studio: Nina, Paula and Mathea
running Tech: Mathea

Snakker ikke norsk is back, back again! Eloise, Johnny, Betina and Mathea talk Nynorsk, Dating, five second rule (not the food one), and lots of other fun stuff! What have tha gang thought about since last time? How can you make Oslo home as an exchange student? Why does Norway have 2 official written languages? What day is it today? Tune in to get your answers!

Host and Technician: Mathea
Journalists: Betina, Eloise, and Johnny

Why aren't there any good meal deals in Norway? What is Welsh Halloween? And is Shrek really all that? Two Brits, a German and a Norwegian walk into a radio studio - talk of Ostehøvel ensues. Todays voices were Lily, Paula, Mia and Emma.

You can hear Snakker ikke norsk LIVE every Sunday from 3-5 PM, at Radio Nova!