Snakker ikke norsk

Spend your Sunday aftenoons with your favorite foreigners in Oslo. The perfect compliment to your hangover, Snakker Ikke Norsk brings you weird news, cultural tidbits, controversial opinions and great music, all in English.

Listen to us live Sundays at 16:00-17:00 or catch the re-run on Tuessdays at 11:03-12:00 on 99.3 FM or online.

You can hear previous shows anytime day or night by clicking on the date you want to hear in the Repriser box to the left.

You’re not cool unless you’re a SINner: become a fan on Facebook!

av Emily Williams, søndag 25. september 2011, kl. 20.43

Fluffernutter!!! Hoover dam and shitake mushrooms! This week on Snakker Ikke Norsk, it's all about the .

av Emily Williams, mandag 29. august 2011, kl. 18.00

Watch out, Oslo: two new foreigners are allowed to vote for the first time this September, and we're definitely not taking it lightly.

av Emily Williams, søndag 14. august 2011, kl. 14.01

...to join our team! Our first show of the semester is coming up faster that you can say "er det høst allerede?" and we are also looking for new radio...

av Emily Williams, tirsdag 07. juni 2011, kl. 21.14

What is a new narrative? Karina Mahan, Editor-in-Chief of a new student-published literary blog called New Narratives, gives one definition: it is a new perspective, something that maybe a lot...

Did you miss it?

torsdag 26. januar, kl. 20.14 · av Emily Williams for Snakker ikke norsk · 9 kommentarer

In case you haven’t caught on already, Snakker Ikke Norsk moved to a new time, 4 ’o clock on Sunday afternoon. So much has happened since our first afternoon show on January 15. To help you catch up, here are some of the highlights.

Famous Foreigners

fredag 09. desember 2011, kl. 18.01 · av Emily Williams for Snakker ikke norsk · 0 kommentarer

When you move to a foreign country, especially as an adult, it’s hard to imagine that you could ever really “make it” in a place where the language and the culture are so unfamiliar. That’s why we’re featuring the stories of several “utlendinger” who have made it big in a foreign country—or are on their way to making it big.

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