10 april - Markoolio bär kilt & äter fårlunga i Skottland...
·1 hr 11 min·5 clips
Markolio reveals he ate Scotland's national dish Haggis, made from sheep lung, heart, and intestines.
The episode begins with hosts Roger and Laila welcoming listeners to the Friday morning show, noting their friend Markolio is in Scotland. They play music, including Nightcrawlers' "Push the Feeling On," and discover the band is from Glasgow, linking to Markolio's trip. The hosts discuss daily events like International Sisterhood Day and birthdays of celebrities like Chris Clefford and Mikael Wiehe. They share TV tips, including the series Hacks on Netflix. A segment involves a word hunt competition with listener Lisa from Umeå, who answers questions starting with the letter O. The hosts talk about their weekend plans, including Lotta attending a surprise wedding party via bus. They introduce an optical illusion picture that viral online, claiming it reveals personality traits based on whether you see an audience or forest first. News topics include NATO's Mark Rutte calling Donald Trump "daddy" and Swedish energy minister Ebba Busch facing criticism for avoiding questions about electric car sales. A major segment lists Sweden's worst cover songs, featuring examples like Leif Norberg's foxtrot version of "Highway to Hell" and Vikingarna's cover of "Genghis Khan." The hosts call Markolio in Scotland, where he describes eating Haggis, wearing a kilt, and driving in left-hand traffic. They conduct a Scotland quiz with questions about whisky production, bagpipe players, and chlamydia statistics. Later, they discuss a survey revealing BMW drivers as the worst-behaved in Swedish traffic and debate who should create Sweden's official football World Cup song, with listeners suggesting artists like Medina and Markolio. The episode concludes with a competition involving listener Annette Möller from Hörby and host Laila, answering true/false questions.
