I denne episoden reiser Gnurre og Martin inn i billedboka Paisommer av Ragnar
Aalbu. Klarer de å stoppe muldvarpen fra å stjæle pai? Eller blir det bare rot?

Paisommer er den første boka i forfatter og illustratør Ragnar Aalbus
muldvarptrilogi. Muldvarpen går forbi vinduet til bakeren, der det står en deilig
duftende pai til avkjøling. Fristelsen blir for stor, og snart er både pai og muldvarp
forsvunnet til skogs. Men stjælt pai kommer med en bismak!

Se bilder fra boka her:
https://ragnaraalbu.com/Paisommer

Stemmer:
Ragnar Aalbu: Ragnar Aalbu.
Muldvarp/ baker: Ragnar Aalbu
Gnurre/ elgen: Petter Winther
Martin: Mari Hauge Einbu

Manus, musikk og regi: Litteraturhuset
Produsert av Litteraturhuset og Fremantle.


Episode 1

Njabulo Ndebele grew up during the apartheid, and is one of South Africa's leading writers and intellectuals. He is the former vice principal at the University of Cape Town, and the author of the groundbreaking book The Cry of Winnie Mandela, in which he blends essay and novel, fact and fiction in an exploration of women’s position in the freedom struggle. Koleka Putuma was born in 1993, and belongs to the generation in South Africa known as «Born Free». She is behind one of the most critically acclaimed poetry collections in years, Collective Amnesia, in which the anger of broken promises is acutely felt. Hear Koleka Putuma and Njabulo Ndebele in conversation with journalist Elise Dybvig. The conversation took place on the 11th of february 2020. &nbsp; LitHouse is the English language podcast from the House of Literature in Oslo (Litteraturhuset), presenting adapted versions of conversations and lectures from our program.

Njabulo Ndebele, Koleka Putuma and Elise Dybvig about South Afrika

The new HBO mini series The Plot Against America is based on the Philip Roth novel (2004) by the same name. The novel tells the counterfactual story of Charles Lindberg’s presidency, based on the real man and what might happen if he, with his fascist sympathies, was elected president of the United States around 1940.The US has become increasingly racist and polarized during Donald Trump’s presidency. What is the current situation, and how does it compare to the works of Philip Roth? In this podcast, the American writer and literary critic John Freeman describes the atmosphere of the USA of today, starting from The Plot Against America and the other works by Philip Roth, as well as the American society. What does Roth’s story tell us about the USA of today and the crisis now facing the country?The actual Charles Lindbergh made a name for himself first and foremost by being the first to fly across the Atlantic ocean alone. He did, however, have a darker, political side, with which the actual F. D. Roosevelt confronted him: How deep did Lindbergh’s nazi sympathies lie? How close was the US to actually turning into a fascist state? In the novel, Lindbergh wins the presidency from Roosevelt in 1940s America, allowing for the emergence of a fascist, anti-Semite US, which affects the Jewish Roth family badly. The story is built on Philip Roth’s own experiences growing up in Newark, New Jersey.

John Freeman on Philip Roth’s America

LitHouse is the English language podcast from the House of Literature in Oslo (Litteraturhuset), presenting adapted versions of lectures and conversations featuring international writers and thinkers.