We have MULTIPLIED! "The more, the merrier" they say... We say, "The more, the sexier!" Even the hangover couldn't slow the flow today! Join us as we wander through America's Next Top Model, body image, and the social norms surrounding this. On a more playful note, we unpack what queerness means to us, in and outside of Oslo! Are labels inclusive or restrictive? How do I find queer collective spaces in this beautiful city? We ain't got enough of 'em! 
Welcoming Jillian to the show, we are so excited for many new voices to be a part of this "International learning channel" ;) Tune in every Sunday, from 3-5pm live on Radio Nova!

You have a date with the (Love) Language Café! Say goodbye to dinner and a movie and hello to Lupercalia celebrations, as Mathea, Mia and Paula discover the origins of Valentine's Day, try on Norwegian terms of endearment, and compete in the Worst Date Olympics (there are no real winners here). From all-time romantic favourites, to celebrity crushes and hot date recommendations, love really is all around the studio this week. <3

In this episode of The Language Café, Mia and Paula celebrate the long awaited return of beloved Mathea, gossip about the highest of highs and lowest of lows the past weeks have had to offer, and discover the unexpected joys of networking. Tune in for a predictably lively chat about God, mothers, and socialites, and join us as we wish farewell to nonchalance!

All members of the language cafe turned up today, on our first broadcast as a whole group! Mia, Paula, Lily and Eloise are joined by Christian in the studio, where they discuss birthdays, getting older and of course, the hay on the bridge. Duh. if you want to know more about that, listen up and sink into the cozy vibes of TLC. 

The Language Café is back from the holidays and ready for the new year ahead! Joined by very special guest Olivia, Eloise, Emma and Paula share their new year's revolutions (yes, you read that right) and 2026 predictions, try to decipher cryptic dreams, and address the state of queer nightlife in Oslo and abroad. Digressions include the Heated Rivalry press tour, the importance of fostering community, and the age old truth of home being where the heart is.

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!