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Stavanger

Stavanger

City in Stavanger Municipality, NorwayWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

Southern CannibalHOST
12:54
As she lived in just the town over, I didn't see an issue with it.
Southern CannibalHOST
12:58
So I let my mom know where I was going and I left my place at around 10.30 p.m. It's important to note that Norway, Stavanger specifically, is a very safe area and not many people expect crime to happen around here.
Southern CannibalHOST
13:11
When I arrived at the train station, I was there for about 20 minutes when a man came in.
Southern CannibalHOST
13:17
He looked to be between 18 and 21 and he was wearing a grey Nike tracksuit with the hood up.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
8:23
Oh, splendid.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
8:24
Put them through, will you? [speaking foreign language] The first report of success had come from Stavanger, Norway.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
9:00
An unlicensed aircraft carrying a cargo of American cigarettes and whiskey had been apprehended.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
9:05
The crew, by their own admission, had been bound for England.
Taku SBTSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:36
Yo, what's up everybody? This is Taku SPT and you are listening to the Afrotech Effect with Mindy Sound.
Mende SoundHOST
14:04
All my people in Stravanger, in Rogaland.
Mende SoundHOST
14:10
What's going on my people? Oh my goodness.
Mende SoundHOST
14:14
Welcome to the Afro Tech Effect.
Alice GoodwinGUEST
12:40
I do my best to travel around, see a few things.
Alice GoodwinGUEST
12:43
So I'm going to Stavanger in a few weeks the first time.
Alice GoodwinGUEST
12:46
I'm excited for that.
Alice GoodwinGUEST
12:47
Covering something for freeze.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
0:55
I will give people a bit of the background.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
0:58
Viking Stavanger, the foreigners say.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
1:01
In Norway, we call the team just Viking, but they are from Stavanger, as when Rosenborg were in the Champions League, they were called Rosenborg Trondheim.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
1:09
But in Norway, we just say Viking.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
1:11
And yes, they are Vikings, what they have done.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
1:14
There's a different story when we later will speak about Bodeglimt, because Bodeglimt, Two years in the Conference League, two years in the Europa League, and one year in the Champions League.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
1:24
And now the second year.
Jan Åge FjørtoftHOST
1:26
And why is that important? Yes, because the ranking system means that Viking Stavanger, Viking, need to thank Bodeglimt to be where they are.
Andrew MuellerHOST
0:00
As late as the 1960s, Stavanger was doing what Stavanger had done for immemorial decades.
Andrew MuellerHOST
0:07
Stavanger built ships, crewed ships, and canned the sardines, herring, and other fish those ships brought back from the North Sea.
Andrew MuellerHOST
0:17
On December 23rd, 1969, Phillips Petroleum, one of several companies who'd been prospecting without much luck for a few years in those same waters, struck oil.
Andrew MuellerHOST
0:28
Specifically, they struck what turned out to be Ekofisk, one of the biggest offshore oil and gas fields ever discovered.
Andrew MuellerHOST
0:36
Stavanger was swiftly transformed, as was Norway.
Andrew MuellerHOST
0:41
A city and a country which have been at the forefront of one energy revolution seemed an apposite place to discuss the next.
Andrew MuellerHOST
0:49
Every two years since 1974, Stavanger has hosted the forum known as ONS, one of the world's leading energy conferences, which takes place in tents and on boats around and in the port of Stavanger, the city's petite harbor.
Andrew MuellerHOST
1:06
The countries which benefited from fossil fuels understand better than most that oil and gas are not the future, not least because they understand that their future prosperity depends on them understanding it, and all countries have been reminded this decade of the reasons for this.
FannyHOST
33:09
So this is the equivalent of what a household uses, like 116,000 individual people.
FannyHOST
33:16
This is the size of Stavanger in Norway.
FannyHOST
33:22
It's the size of Cambridge in the UK, of Aalborg in Denmark, of Bruges in Belgium.
FannyHOST
33:28
Hell.
Karl HodgsonHOST
64:43
we've got it for green okay I like a sea of green mate yeah it suits
Steven WillettsHOST
64:46
you mate and Stavanger
Karl HodgsonHOST
64:47
it's your colour Stavanger
Steven WillettsHOST
64:47
Stavanger but I put that away now because I've only got one and I don't want to keep wearing it down I kind of want to keep that to one side same with Roman Rost you've got to the point where I hammered it all pins have started fraying it I've just put it to one side you did wear them all the time didn't you yeah Roman Rost
Karl HodgsonHOST
65:01
yeah sorry I forgot about Stavanger
Steven WillettsHOST
65:03
Stavanger.
Steven WillettsHOST
65:04
London Irish.
Steven WillettsHOST
65:04
Yeah, London Irish, yeah.
Alan AverillHOST
31:01
Or maybe pick a band that needs two flights to get anywhere.
Alan AverillHOST
31:06
Do you have a favorite band from Kristiansand or Stavanger in Norway or Trondheim, perhaps? Northern Norway.
Alan AverillHOST
31:13
Then you're going to need four flights.
Alan AverillHOST
31:15
You're going to have to connect through Oslo to somewhere else or Copenhagen.
Manuel VethHOST
0:30
We'll start at the very top, and that will start with Bayern Munich.
Manuel VethHOST
0:33
And, uh, Bayern Munich have Bodø/Glimt, Viking, uh, Stavanger, right? Arsenal, that's going to be a juicy fixture.
Manuel VethHOST
0:42
Atlético Madrid, Lille, Slavia Prague, Manchester United, Matt, Real Betis.
Manuel VethHOST
0:50
Um, and as I just said, Bayern Munich have Manchester United.

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Manuel VethHOST
7:22
So, um, that is a sneaky good opponent.
Manuel VethHOST
7:25
And then going to...
Manuel VethHOST
7:27
Although going to Stavanger maybe in October is a little bit better than, let's say, in November, December, January [laughs].
Manuel VethHOST
7:36
So-

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