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The Danish boat shows the whole spectrum of life on board Stena Saga. From the people in the engine room to the captain of the bridge, and the rest of the crew who work to ensure that the passengers have a good trip. Of course, there will also be meetings with many of the guests, whether they are families on a trip or regular travelers with many crossings a year.

Lars Monsen is on his way again. Three month-long adventures in the Norwegian wilderness: Saltfjellet-Svartisen National Park is crossed with a dog team, Femundmarka is explored by canoe and in Finnmark he and the hoofed dog Kayaq walk from Karasjok to the North Cape.

The humor series ZAP is a "remix" of material from NRK's rich TV archive. ZAP you through modified new and old dormitory rabbits from the NRK basement's overgrown hooks. A journey through the ZAP universe is fun, small and absurd - but never boring.

A reportage program on Norwegian and Nordic history and archeology. The hosts Øyvind Arntsen and Jan Henrik Ihlebæk travel around the country and the beach in cultural history. This is not a studio program. All the reports are "out for a walk" in the woods and fields. The themes are taken from archeology, history, art and cultural history. MUSEUM is broadcast on P2 on Saturdays at 16.03 with reruns on Sunday morning at 07.30. MUSEUM has been on the air since 2001, and is constantly releasing new and old programs for podcasts and internet radio.

How do you get over a bottomless pit of love? How to feel good alone? And why do people choose to be together, break up or live without a partner? In the podcast "Ida with the heart in hand" Ida Fladen meets people with different views on relationships and love, people who dump, get dumped, who live alone, are divorced, have never had a boyfriend, can not live without a boyfriend and have other interesting stories about love.

The relationship podcast gives you tips on how to get better with yourself. Dora Thorhallsdottir and Kjersti Idem answer questions from listeners and pick up stories from their own lives around small and big challenges related to relationships.

How often have you not felt that you were reading books? Fear not. The radio program Utakt has received help from author and literary scholar Janne Stigen Drangsholt. Now you can learn a book in just a few minutes. Afterwards, you can easily excel with the knowledge in social groups, and no one will be able to reveal that you have not read the books.

We have eaten meatballs from 1945 and shook hands with Phil Collins. We have both a jersey and a bell string in the office. So is Utakt - a bit of everything. Per Øystein Kvindesland and Bjørn Olav Skjæveland think highly, often on failing grounds.

Can two people as different as Jan Thomas and Einar become friends, for real? This is exactly what they are going to find out in this podcast. They will discuss current topics, challenge each other and get to know each other better. And of course, they have to invent things together, like real friends do.

Is it right to kneel when talking to a short person? And what is it like to have sex with someone who is much taller than you? Six brave people answer anonymous questions in the series "Do not ask about it".

Hungary has received new constitution, and tens of thousands of people protest in the streets. The constitution restricts the court's and central bank's independence and reduces the pressure freedom. Are Hungary in the process of becoming a dark spot on the European map? Are you tired of the Countess and the headman? Urix can offer a brand new version of the old Christmas classic. In the roles: Angela Merkel as the Countess. Nicolas Sarkozy as the headland. Four invisible guests from political Europe and an extracted Italian prime minister in the role of the Tiger's skin on the floor.

The EU question splits the British coalition government. The Conservative Prime Minister Cameron has established Veto against European budget collaboration, while the LiberaldeMocratic Deputy Prime Minister Clegg is very critical. To Urix comes a former party leader to consider Britain's relationship with Europe, and coalition partners' relationships to each other.

My Romney is the big favorite when New Hampshire today chooses Republican presidential candidate. But now the rest of the field goes to frontal attacks on the favorite. In Nigeria, the authorities have stopped subsidizing petrol prices. It has led to riots and a general strike. At the same time, Muslims and Christians attack each other, while gays live in fear and threatened with imprisonment. Join Africa's most populous countries in Urix.

Today, Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre calendar clears to meet American journalist and the author Robert D. Kaplan. Urix already hit him yesterday, and asked him about how it really goes with the war in Afghanistan, and about who takes the life of Iranian nuclear researchers. Meet one of the most influential commentators after the Cold War.

Two of Europe's largest countries are on the verge of diplomatic crisis: Turkey threatens France with sanctions. In the afternoon, the French Senate vote over a disputed bill. The battle is over a hundred years old and is about the Turkish genocide on Armenians during World War I.

Iran threatens to close the oil transport through the important hormuzstredet in response to new sanctions from the EU and the United States. In this way, the battle about Iran's nuclear program can quickly act on world petrol prices as well. But what does Iranese mean most about being worsts in the West's eyes?

The EU leaders gather to another summit in Brussels. This time, they must try to agree on measures for new economic growth and smarter budget cuts. We are present - and we also take a closer look at Italy's new Prime Minister Mario Monti which now enters the stage with the radar couple Merkel / Sarkozy. The Scottish first minister will have a referend to Scottish independence in 2014. The British Prime Minister responds to ask to get it earlier than that. But what does the scots really want?

In Syria now lose around 100 people life every day in battles between government soldiers and rebels. In a morning, at least 23 Syrians are killed only in the city of Homs, while the UN Security Council flicks on the wording in a resolution text to condemn it going on. Russia will lay down veto unless the UN clearly states that they will not use power. Our reporter Sidsel Wold is in Iran. Today, she met the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to hear how they look at the folk break in neighboring countries and what resembles most of a civil war in Syria.

Tonight it is so far the most important battle of the TV camp between Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney. The sunny state of Florida determines which republicans they will be challenging President Barack Obama by the election in the fall. The other two candidates who are again have almost given up the fight here, and the tone between Romney and Gingrich is now so tough that it is described as direct brutal.

NATO wants a smarter defense for less money. Most countries in the military alliance are now cutting the defense budgets because of the economic crisis. And Europe is gradually less important for the United States. What happens to NATO's ability to wage war? Urix takes the trip to the NATO Summit in Brussels.

The political management of Greece thus came to an agreement on new crisis measures with an emergency treach today. Thus, the prerequisites were added for a new rescue package, just before the financial minisments in the eurozone met in Brussels tonight - at least apparently.

Raw power struggle between the judgmental and the executive power of Pakistan: The Supreme Court has today charged the country's prime minister for contempt for court. Yusuf Gillani risks six years in prison and losing the right to keep political office. But what kind of strife is it really going on between the state pacts in Pakistan? And what kind of role does the mighty military has up at all?

Does the turbopresident Nicolas Sarkozy have run out? Tonight he starts the struggle to be re-elected as France's president by declaring himself as a candidate. But at the polls he is far behind the socialist candidate Francois Hollande. It is ten weeks to the choice in France, and Urix takes the temperature.

North Korea marks that their loved ones lead to age 70 today. But Kim Jung-Il died just before Christmas, and his body is on exhibition in Pyongyang. The North Korean military staff uses the birthday to promise to crush both the US and South Korea and reunite Koreahalvøya. A Norwegian artist has won the pass on the North Korean regime, meeting him in Urix.

The Farc Gerilja in Colombia promises to quit abducts, and to release the last ten soldiers and police officers they keep their caught. But can you trust FARC? What answers the authorities? And what happens to the many hundred civil hostages?