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LitHouse podcast

The House of Literature in Oslo - Litteraturhuset

LitHouse is the English language podcast from the House of Literature (Litteraturhuset) in Oslo, presenting adapted versions of lectures and conversations featuring international writers and thinkers.

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Episodis

145 episodis

  1. Furies and Fallen Angels: Alana Portero and Priya Bains 1:04:01
  2. Contrary-Minded Women: Sylwia Chutnik and Amalie Kasin Lerstang 55:42
  3. Queer lines: Maia Kobabe and Nora Dåsnes 59:39
  4. The Craft of Writing: Elizabeth Strout and Kristina Leganger Iversen 1:05:22
  5. Everyday Heroes: Elizabeth Strout and Marie Aubert 57:51
  6. A Homecoming: Douglas Stuart and Janne Stigen Drangsholt 53:30
  7. Dilemmas of Diplomacy. Geert Mak and Espen Barth Eide 59:08
  8. Andrey Kurkov: Ukraine — Memories for the future 54:34
  9. Feminism in Ukrainian: Oksana Zabuzhko and Lotta Elstad 1:01:08
  10. The Tsar Dynasty and the Mad Monk: Anthony Beevor and Erika Fatland 1:06:01
  11. A Love Story: Siri Hustvedt and Marte Spurkland 1:02:44
  12. A Country Falling Apart: Siri Hustvedt and Karin Haugen 1:06:33
  13. A Women's History. Annabelle Hirsch and Susanne Kaluza 1:00:21
  14. A Secret Family History: Lea Ypi 57:59
  15. Reading the Vikings. Eleanor Barraclough and Tore Skeie 48:27
  16. My African Reading List: Arinze Ifeakandu 16:03
  17. When Everything Is Political: Anton Jäger and Torbjørn Røe Isaksen 49:31
  18. My African Reading List: Koleka Putuma 27:46
  19. The Dictator and The Nazi. Philippe Sands and Karin Haugen 49:56
  20. Becoming a writer: Arundhati Roy and Athena Farrokhzad 1:18:03
  21. Strategies for Survival: Ocean Vuong and Priya Bains 1:05:31
  22. My African Reading List: Soukaina Habiballah 25:56
  23. Transformation and liberation: Édouard Louis and Erlend Loe 1:10:24
  24. L'émigrante de classe: Annie Ernaux et Kjerstin Aukrust 56:48
  25. The Break with the West: Omar El Akkad and Yohan Shanmugaratnam 1:07:43
  26. The Storyteller of Sisterhood: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Jessika Gedin 1:04:03
  27. My African Reading List: Wole Talabi 32:28
  28. The many lives of Amna: Youssef Rakha and Teresa Pepe 56:03
  29. Monsters and Dystopias: New Arabic Literature 47:28
  30. Liberation and Revolution: Slimani, Rakha and Habiballah 1:09:32
  31. Diary of a Thief: Abdulrazak Gurnah og Nadifa Mohamed 52:25
  32. Pride and Prejudice: Leïla Slimani and Kjerstin Aukrust 55:24
  33. European epics: Jenny Erpenbeck and Mattis Øybø 1:05:10
  34. The Empire Strikes Back: GauZ’ and Yohan Shanmugaratnam 58:22
  35. The Winding River of Time. Elif Shafak and Marte Spurkland 56:59
  36. My African Reding List: Jennifer Makumbi 27:10
  37. The History of Panafricanism. Lecture by Hakim Adi 1:05:39
  38. Abuse and survival: Neige Sinno and Hadia Tajik 52:05
  39. A Brief History of African Dreaming. Lecture by Wole Talabi 44:04
  40. A Network of Autocrats: Anne Applebaum 1:02:15
  41. A lasting curse: Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi and Bhakti Shringarpure 52:20
  42. Hamlet on the West Bank: Isabella Hammad and Priya Bains 1:02:20
  43. The Turbulence of History: Margaret Atwood and Jenny Erpenbeck 1:02:42
  44. The Literary Prophet: Margaret Atwood 1:16:15
  45. Afrotopia: The Future of Africa with Felwine Sarr and Andreas Liebe Delsett 1:02:22
  46. On Display: Rachel Cusk and Jessika Gedin 1:00:14
  47. The Unfree: Persecuted authors and censorship 56:06
  48. My African Reading List: Igoni Barrett 32:46
  49. A Tangled Family History: Simon Sebag Montefiore and Shazia Majid 59:51
  50. Fighting mad to tell their story: Jean Rhys and Jamaica Kincaid writing in the aftermath of Jane Eyre 45:26