Copenhagen Podcasts
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Once again it is time to dig into what has happened during a full month of gaming. We have been away on an e-sport event in Copenhagen Denmark and we get to decide if we liked it or not. We also have a horror game in space that released horribly and much more! Do join us!
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Biocell analytica är ett spännande företag som bryter ny mark när det gäller vattenanalyser, och snart även analyser på andra intressanta områden såsom slam. Vi tog ett snack med Elin Lavonen och lärde oss massa nya saker. Vi passade också på att kolla om det var någon cocktail effekt på DIWA i Köpenhamn tidigare i höstas. What happens in Copenhagen, Stays in Copenhagen…
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Modeveckan i Köpenhamn har seglat upp som en av de trendigaste i världen. Lyxmärken kämpar för att få vara med, men alla får inte ❌ Varför? Jo förutom danskornas lekfullt träffsäkra och coola stil är dem också helt inne på hållbart mode. I veckans avsnitt får du de senaste trenderna från Copenhagen fashion week SS23 som du kan hitta vintage. Vilken är den största skrällen 🌺👀 och vad hade varenda en på fötterna? 👣 Happy listening!
Kolla in @vintagesphere.se på Insta för extramaterial och följ gärna våra egna konton @oliviarobertsdotter och @elina.livilou för daglig stilinspo!
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Read more about the role at Skymills career site: https://bit.ly/3wzptHq
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Modeveckorna från de mest trendsättande städerna Copenhagen fashion week och NY fashion week har gått av stapeln och Hållbar stil är här för att återge alla trender utifrån vad du kan hitta vintage. Elina och Olivia kastas emellan att känna sig inspirerade till att undra - har vi inte redan sett allt förut? Dessutom en STOR nyhet! Elina och Olivia välkomnar dig till en ny dimension av vintage då Vintagesphere.se lanseras den 27 april! En one stop-place för vintage. Lyssna för att få veta alla detaljer och kolla in Instagram-kontot @vintagesphere.se där jorden börjar snurra allt fortare...
Följ oss gärna på instagram @hallbarstilpodden för extramaterial och följ våra egna konton @elina.livilou och @oliviarobertsdotter för daglig inspiration av vintage!
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Swami Janakananda är 82 år och har undervisat i djupgående yoga och meditation enligt den tantriska traditionen i drygt 50 år. Hans erfarenhet med yoga började redan när han var åtta år. Han halkade då efter i skolan på grund av rastlöshet och nervositet, och fick tips om en till synes enkel yogaövning - som senare skulle förändra hans liv.
I sitt utforskande av yogan kom han i kontakt med gurun Swami Satyananda, som blev hans lärare i Indien där han fördjupade sina kunskaper - både om yoga och sig själv.
År 1970 grundade han Skandinavisk Yoga och Meditationsskola i Köpenhamn, och kort därefter även Håå retreatcenter i Småland och ytterligare en skola i Stockholm.
I den här intervjun pratar vi om vad yoga och meditation är - och inte är, om hur det har gynnat Swami Janakananda i hans liv och varit ett sätt att utveckla lugn, närvaro, klarhet, kreativitet och energi. Han delar även med sig av sina tankar och insikter kring; människans natur, medvetandet och dess utveckling, dömande och moral, acceptans, autenticitet, chakran och kost - och mycket mer!
Mot slutet ger han också tips på saker som är bra att komma ihåg när det gäller yoga och meditation, både för nybörjaren och den mer erfarne. Mer information om Swami Janakananda och hans yoga- och meditationsskolor hittar ni här: Skandinavisk Yoga och Meditationsskola
Där finns också hans djupavslappning yoga nidra att köpa på olika språk.
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ENGLISH
Master yourself through yoga with Swami Janakananda
Swami Janakananda is 82 years old and has been teaching deep yoga and meditation from the tantric tradition in 50 years. His experience with yoga started when he was just eight years old. He was a nervous and anxious child and started to have trouble keeping up in school. Then he was told that he could try a certain yogapose, which later would prove to have a significant impact on his life path.
As he later was exploring and learning yoga, he met his guru Swami Satyananda, who became his teacher in India, where he deepend his knowledge and practice of yoga - and also learned more about himself.
In 1970 he founded Skandinavisk Yoga och Meditationsskola in Copenhagen, and shortly after also Håå retreatcenter in Småland and one more school in Stockholm.
In this interview, we talk about what yoga and meditation is - and what it's not. About how Swami Janakananda has benefited from it and how it can be a tool for developing calmness, be in the present moment, and get more clarity, creativity and energy. He's also sharing some of his insights about human nature, consciousness and it's evolution, judgement and morality, autenticity, acceptance, the chakras, food, and a lot more!
In the end he also gives some advice about what's good to remember when it comes to yoga and meditation, both for the beginner and people with more experience.
More information about Swami Janakananda and his schools here: Skandinavisk Yoga och Meditationsskola
There you also find yoga nidra to buy in different languages.
Intro in swedish, english speaking interview from 06:47.
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This episode is in English
This episode is a recording of the event Nightfall - Queer Talks & Screenings which took place on Zoom in April 15, 2021. Nightfall is a series of events hosted by SAQMI in both online and physical space. The point of Nightfall is to give a place for LGBTQ+ artists and filmmakers to talk about their work and processes - both for finished works and works in progress.
During this nightfall we showed two films: Space is quite a lot of things by August Joensalo, An Ode to Self Exploration made by Sofia Aedo Zahou choreographed by Demba Sabally.
Both films in this programme centered around the experience that we as trans and queer people go through of discovery and exploration of our identities.
Where An Ode to Self Exploration uses the body as a site to explore and project this newfound identity, Space is quite a lot of things dives into the abstract and dreamlike quality of internal exploration so you get this nice contrast between public/private.
Aesthetically there was also a really nice contrast between the two films, with An Ode to Self Exploration in the concrete city landscape and Space is quite a lot of things much more ethereal and natural.
Good to note here that August was using the name Aniina during the time of this recording.
Bridge to Nika & Eliot
After talking to Demba and August more about their processes and visions for their work, we brought in two of those featured in August’s film Elliot - who identifies as non-binary - and Nika - who identifies as a non-binary woman.* Here we wanted to continue this theme of self-exploration within our semi-public semi-private intercommunity space on a more personal level - to deepen the experience of the film. By bringing more personal experiences into the conversation to encourage those in the audience to share their experiences too.
Biographies:
Sam Message (Host)Artist using culture to cultivate a more inclusive, supportive and sustainable LGBTQ+ community. Drag-something working with the surreal, the subversive and the political. Curator specialising in queer and feminist histories. Researcher of queering practice and theory. Evaluator and facilitator working with accessibility and engagement. Activist and active community member and socialite. All singing, all dancing, installations, workshops, tours happenings, the whole package. Currently curating for SAQMI and working on their new organisation Status Queer.
August JoensaloAugust Joensalo is a Helsinki based film director and writer who uses film as a medium for creating relatable utopias for queer and trans people.They aim to find ethical ways to represent queer bodies on image, with a special focus on trans narratives. Through their practice, they propose alternative ways of being and existing in this world – ways that fall outside the binary of language, bodies, and identities. They are graduating from their MFA in Film at HDK-Valand in 2021. Homepage.
Demba SaballyDemba is 24 years old and born and raised in Gothenburg, Sweden. Right now he’s working in retail and studying on the side. He’s always loved to dance and started voguing about 4 years ago, since then he’s competed in Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen and Paris.
Elliot HagströmElliot is a queer and trans student studying education with a specialisation in arts and crafts. Their interests include community organising, visual expression, giving people cool haircuts and cute animals.
Nika Dahlberg-MelinNika (b. 1986) is a visual artist based in Gothenburg, Sweden. She works in the intersection of photography and non-photographic visual languages, including sculpture, drawing, collage, written and printed text, and two-dimensional design.
*During the podcast, Nika was described as identifying as non-binary at the time of recording when in reality she identified as a non-binary woman.
Briefly about the movies that were shown during the evening:
Space is Quite a Lot of Things by August Joensalo2021, 11:25 min, Color, Experimental DocumentaryCuriosity about a world without gender sets a journey through a world of jellyfish and disco uncles, creating space for four trans people to share how they relate (or not) to their own gender, imagine visions of their own queer utopia, and reveal whether gender can be felt in your toes.
An Ode to Self Exploration by Sofia Aedo Zahou2020, 5 min, Color, Hybrid FilmA young man works in his father’s shop when he meets someone who, in the blink of an eye, broadens his perspective of himself and who he can be. An Ode to Self Exploration is a declaration of love for the different identities and nuances that exist amongst us. A short dance film built around the song Mussulo by the artist Mansa.
Credits SAQMI Play:Producers: Anna Linder and Malin HolgerssonDesign and code: Vincent OrbackComposer: Amanda LindgrenEdited and Mixed by Malin HolgerssonHost: Sam MessageOriginal: Nightfall #6 curated by Sam Message and Kolbrún Inga SöringPublisher: Anna Linder
SAQMI Play is produced with the support from The Swedish Arts Council and Gothenburg City.
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Meet Nuri, a musician who uses field recordings, pygmy songs and tribal drums. Not to forget drum machines and FAT bass, creating electronic dance music that he calls Afro Bass.
His full name is Amine Nouri, and he grew up in Tunisia but has spent more than half of the last decade in Copenhagen.
One of his influences is Stambeli, an ancient Sufi music with ecstatic and healing capacities. Stambeli was once banned in Tunisia, but was nevertheless played and became a symbol of freedom in Nuri’s homeland.
But his career didn't begin in electronic music – Nuri started out as a drummer when he was 14, playing in various bands. -
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