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Sigrid Bonde Tusvik, Else Kåss Furuseth, Siri Kristiansen og Benedickte Wessel Holst har vært venninner i tyve år. Nå skriver de bok om alt man må tåle av hverandre for å holde ut. Takler et vennskap at noen får barn, når de andre fortsatt vil på nachspiel? Hva skjer når noen får en kjæreste man ikke liker? Kan man flytte vekk? Hva når noen gjør karriere, imens andre står i stampe? I forbindelse med bokslipp, ønsker de fire jentene som på hver sin kunst har mye radioerfaring, å lage en podkastserie i seks episoder, der de diskuterer de ulike fasene man må gjennom som venner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Four friends use humor, disagreement and shared history to reveal the maintenance work hidden inside adult friendship.
Kan alle sjekke kalenderen? turns friendship into a lively four-way negotiation. Sigrid Bonde Tusvik, Else Kass Furuseth, Siri Kristiansen and Benedickte Wessel Holst compare memories, challenge one another's versions of events and test how much honesty a close group can absorb.
That photo of your friends out without you gets a laugh and a confession here.
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Kaotisk vennelagprat som glir fra festkaos til aerlige sporsmal om naerhet.
Her er en episode som beveger seg som en lose festprat mellom folk som kjenner hverandres svakheter litt for godt. Den glir fra leide venner og julerydding av tomflasker til hvem som faktisk styrer praten, for saa a lande i kroppskontakt, naerhet, barn og parforhold.
A blunt, funny friend-group conversation about children, distance, and the awkward rules of talking about them.
The episode keeps its attention on children and on what changes when some people in a friend group become parents and others do not. The humor comes from that shift: who has kids, who feels left out, and how fast a private matter turns into a group concern.
Love is mapped through the social math it leaves behind.
Love is framed as something that reorganizes a friend group, and the humor comes from small social tells: who still parties, who wants taco and Idol, and who starts sounding like a life audit.
A messy, affectionate look at friendship rules, shopping, party manners, and group loyalty.
This episode tracks a friend group through the small rituals that keep it intact: nicknames, shopping trips, party manners, loyalty tests, and the line between teasing and care.
A funny, self-aware look at friendship that keeps returning to the harder parts.
Starten først turns friendship into a conversation about what happens when people are out of step, irritated, or trying to stay close through awkward stretches.
Sharper language for better female friendships.
Old friends talking midlife, one interruption at a time.
Ira Glass frames weekly theme-driven segments spanning family secrets to Portland's protest conflict.
Shankar Vedantam unpacks the psychology behind relationships, careers, and money through researcher interviews.
David McRaney interviews researchers on cognitive bias, motivated reasoning, and why minds change.
Ryan Holiday pairs daily Stoic lessons with long-form guest conversations at his Texas bookstore.
Four friends joke about saving money, a planned trip, and personal anecdotes in a comedic roundtable discussion.
De tar utgangspunkt i venner, romjul, fest og alt som følger med når det blir litt for mye sosialt liv.
Four long-time friends discuss their upcoming book on friendship and invite listener questions for future episodes.
The group starts with a joke and somehow ends up on children.
Four female friends discuss career and friendship dynamics in their podcast based on their book about women's relationships.
They start by joking about the world’s best question.
The episode opens by brushing off a fake production intro and settling into group banter.
The episode opens by arguing over a book title about friendship.