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Duetter med CelineForskning, prosjekter og undervisning i inn- og utland // MARIADagens gjest var min lærer i faget “lytting og gehør” da jeg var student; Maria Medby Tollefsen.En arbeidsuke for Maria er variert. Den kan bestå av gehørundervisning, dirigering, forskning og utviklingsarbeider og et prosjekt som heter “notenett”. Ikke nok med alt dette, hun reiser en del rundt i Europa og holder workshops i gehørdidaktikk og underviser gehørdidaktikk i Italia. Jeg tok kontakt med en som står Maria nært, og spurte om han kunne skrevet noen ord for å beskrive Maria som person, og i tillegg til dette fikk jeg en fascinerende fun...
2025-08-2931 min
Polar Geopolitics - Arctic and Antarctic analysisArctic nation, or not? The Geopolitics of Arctic state identityThe eight member states of the Arctic Council each draw upon geography, history and other factors to promote their identity as an Arctic nation, while non-Arctic states seeking influence in the region use different—although sometimes similar—arguments to foster an image of being an Arctic stakeholder or, as in one prominent example, a “near-Arctic state”. The author of the forthcoming book Arctic State Identity – Geography, History and Geopolitical Relations (Manchester U.P. 2025), Dr. Ingrid Medby of Newcastle University, joins the podcast to discuss the processes, geopolitics and inclusion/exclusion dynamics of Arctic state identity construction.
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2024-09-1939 minPolar Geopolitics - Arctic and Antarctic analysisArctic nation, or not? The Geopolitics of Arctic state identityThe eight member states of the Arctic Council each draw upon geography, history and other factors to promote their identity as an Arctic nation, while non-Arctic states seeking influence in the region use different—although sometimes similar—arguments to foster an image of being an Arctic stakeholder or, as in one prominent example, a “near-Arctic state”. The author of the forthcoming book Arctic State Identity – Geography, History and Geopolitical Relations (Manchester U.P. 2025), Dr. Ingrid Medby of Newcastle University, joins the podcast to discuss the processes, geopolitics and inclusion/exclusion dynamics of Arctic state identity construction.
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2024-09-1939 min
Spøkelsespodden3. Fra folkesjela: Medby-Trollkjerringa og søskenkjærlighetI Saltdal var det ei trollkjerring som alltid kom med ny sild hver eneste dag, uten at hun hadde vært å fisket. Innholder sagnet om Medby-Trollkjerringa, En gripende fortelling om tvillingbrødrende på Medby flettes sammen med en gammel vise fra Sørfold. Nå bearbeidet til ei fortelling. Den handler to søstre hvor sjalusi fører til et mord. Beklager dårlig lyd på enkelte partier i episoden.Produsert av SpøkelsepoddenForteller:, manus og lydredigering: Eirin EdvardsenForteller: Ylva EdvardsenVise av Hans-Hansa, en kvedesanger fra Sørfold.
2024-04-0426 min
Ask the GeographerGeopolitics and new perspectives on Arctic governance with Dr Ingrid MedbyGeopolitics and new perspectives on Arctic governance with Dr Ingrid Medby by Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
2023-12-1319 min
Oxford Brookes UnscriptedDr Ingrid Medby on her research in geopolitics on the Arctic regionDr Ingrid Medby is a Senior Lecturer in Political Geography. Ingrid joined Oxford Brookes University in the autumn of 2017, after having previously taught at University College London (UCL). Prior to this, she completed a PhD in Political Geography at Durham University. Her research interests lie in the areas of geopolitics, identity, nationalism, and statecraft, focusing on the Arctic region. Prior to her PhD, Ingrid worked for the North Norway European Office in Brussels, Belgium. She continues to write regularly on Arctic issues for High North News, and engage with related policy.
2021-06-2138 min
The Arctic Institute Bookshelf PodcastTAI Bookshelf Podcast - Arctic Identities with Ingrid Medby (#5-2021)In this week’s TAI Bookshelf Podcast, we talk to Dr. Ingrid Medby about building Arctic identities.
2021-04-1438 min
Polar TimesMarch Polar Week 2021 (Part 2)Hello hello, welcome to Part 2 of our March Polar Week Special episode! In this section our Polar Week Panel (Ingrid Medby, Stephen Roberts and Mathieu Casado) answer some questions from the public which have been sent to us by you lovely lot!
Why are some parts of the Antarctic melting faster than others?
Who, if anyone, "owns" the Arctic?
And most importantly: Can you make a slush puppy from the ice?
Our panel tackle all of these and more!
Thank you to everyone who sent us questions and apologies that...
2021-03-1945 minPolar TimesMarch Polar Week 2021 (Part 1)It's March Polar Week! Or rather, just drawing to the close of March Polar Week! For those of you who don't know, this week has been one of celebration in the polar community. A time for polar academics, residents, visitors and aficionados to come together and celebrate everything about our polar places that makes us happy: the beauty, the diversity, the resilience and fragility of our frozen worlds.
In order to celebrate here at Polar Times we have put together a special episode featuring a panel of guests from a range of backgrounds bringing a range of e...
2021-03-1947 min
Tiger PoddenS01 E18 # 55 Endre Medby Til nå 215 kamper og er i sin femte sesong i oransje (2016 -2020) og vant konge pokalen i 2019.
Vært innom yngres landslag og kaptein på U18-2011/2012.
Prater om oppveksten på Lillehammer, veien til Asker og om utlandet.
2020-10-2143 min
Ask the GeographerWhat makes the Arctic unique? Dr Ingrid A. MedbyThe Arctic is a unique landscape experiencing physical, social, and political change. How is this governed, and how does this impact place identity? We discuss with Dr Ingrid A. Medby, Lecturer in Political Geography at Oxford Brookes University.
2018-09-1118 min