The Story of Norway: From Viking Raiders to Modern Wealth — Fexingo History

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• Norway's Second Viking Age: The 19th Century Revival 03.06.2026 8мин

  In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore Norway's 19th-century cultural renaissance — a 'second Viking Age' that reshaped national identity after centuries of union with Denmark and Sweden. They delve into the rediscovery of Old Norse sagas by scholars like Peter Andreas Munch and Rudolf Keyser, the role of the Norwegian Folklore Collection (Norsk Folkeminnesamling), and how artists like Adolph Tidemand and Hans Gude reimagined Viking imagery. The conversation covers the controversial use of Viking symbols in the 1814 constitution at Eidsvoll, the restoration of stave churches like Borgund, and the political tensions between the Storting and King Oscar II over cultural autonomy. Lucas explains how the discovery of the Gokstad ship in 1880 sparked international fascination, and how composer Edvard Grieg wove folk melodies into his works. The episode also touches on the Sami cultural revival and the legacy of the 'Norwegianization' policy. Lucas and Luna discuss how this era defined modern Norway's self-image, blending romantic nationalism with archaeological discovery. #NorwegianHistory #VikingRevival #NationalRomanticism #PeterAndreasMunch #RudolfKeyser #NorskFolkeminnesamling #AdolphTidemand #HansGude #StaveChurch #BorgundStavkirke #GokstadShip #EdvardGrieg #SamiCulturalRevival #Norwegianization #Eidsvoll #Stortinget #OscarII #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Black Gold: The Oil That Changed a Nation 03.06.2026 8мин

  In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how Norway's discovery of oil in 1969 transformed it from a struggling economy into one of the world's wealthiest nations. They trace the story from the first Ekofisk strike to the creation of Statoil, the Government Pension Fund Global, and the controversial 'oil curse' debate. Along the way, they examine the roles of key figures like Farouk al-Kasim and Arve Johnsen, the political battles over ownership, and how Norway avoided the resource trap that plagued other oil-rich countries. The conversation also touches on the environmental costs, the paradox of a green nation built on fossil fuels, and the ongoing question of what happens after the oil runs out. This episode is a deep dive into a pivotal turning point in modern Norwegian history, revealing the economic, political, and moral complexities behind the nation's petro-state. #Norway #Oil #Ekofisk #Statoil #FaroukAlKasim #ArveJohnsen #GovernmentPensionFundGlobal #Petoro #SDFI #OilCurse #1970s #NorthSea #PhillipsPetroleum #Storting #EnvironmentalCost #ResourceCurse #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Viking Kings: Harald Fairhair and the Making of Norway 02.06.2026 7мин

  Long before Norway was a unified kingdom, it was a patchwork of petty chieftains and feuding warlords. In episode 73 of The Story of Norway, hosts Lucas and Luna explore the life and legend of Harald Fairhair (Harald Hårfagre), the man who tradition says first united Norway under a single crown. From the infamous oath to never cut his hair until he conquered all Norway, to the pivotal Battle of Hafrsfjord (ca. 872), they sift through the sagas, skaldic poetry, and modern scholarship to separate myth from history. How much of the story is true? What do we actually know about Harald and his rival kings like Kjotve the Rich? Did he really rule all of Norway, or was his kingdom smaller? And how did his dynasty shape the Viking Age and Norway's medieval identity? Along the way, they touch on the Gulating law assembly, the importance of Avaldsnes as a royal seat, and the legacy of Fairhair's line that lasted into the 14th century. A deep dive into one of Norway's most iconic, yet elusive, founding figures. #HaraldFairhair #HaraldHårfagre #BattleOfHafrsfjord #VikingAge #UnificationOfNorway #Avaldsnes #Gulating #SkaldicPoetry #SnorriSturluson #Heimskringla #KjotveTheRich #VikingKings #NorwayHistory #NorseSagas #MedievalScandinavia #History #FexingoHistory #NorthernEurope Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Stave Churches: Wooden Cathedrals of the Viking Age 02.06.2026 7мин

  Episode 72 of The Story of Norway takes us into the hauntingly beautiful world of the stave churches — the only surviving wooden buildings from the Viking Age and the centuries that followed. Lucas and Luna explore how these structures were built, from the intricate 'stav' construction technique to the carvings that blend Norse mythology with Christian iconography. They discuss the most famous examples, like Borgund and Urnes, the latter a UNESCO World Heritage site. The episode delves into the mystery of the 'dragon heads' and the fate of the 1,000 or so stave churches that once dotted Norway, only about 30 of which remain. Lucas explains why these churches survived: some were restored by 19th-century national romanticists, others by sheer luck. The conversation also touches on the Reformation's impact and the 19th-century wave of demolition when Norway modernized. Listeners will learn about the unique medieval craftsmanship, the symbolism of the carved portals, and the stories of the communities that built them. This is an episode about architecture, faith, and identity — and how a nation's soul is etched into wood. #StaveChurches #UrnesStavkirke #BorgundStavkirke #VikingAge #MedievalArchitecture #NorwegianHistory #UNESCO #WoodenChurches #NorseMythology #DragonHeads #Hoyfjell #Gulating #Reformation #NationalRomanticism #VikingShipMuseum #Kirkebøker #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Viking Ship Burials: Oseberg, Gokstad, and the Afterlife 01.06.2026 7мин

  In this episode of The Story of Norway, Lucas and Luna explore the breathtaking Viking ship burials at Oseberg and Gokstad. Discover how these magnificent vessels, buried over a thousand years ago, reveal the shipbuilding genius, social hierarchies, and spiritual beliefs of the Viking Age. Lucas recounts the 1904 excavation of the Oseberg ship, the richest Viking burial ever found, complete with a wagon, sledges, textiles, and the remains of two women — one possibly a queen, the other a sacrifice. He explains the pagan rituals, the concept of the ship as a soul vessel, and the haunting grave goods meant for the afterlife. The conversation also touches on the Gokstad ship, its sea trials, and the challenges of preserving these fragile treasures at Oslo's Viking Ship Museum. Along the way, Lucas weaves in Old Norse terms like 'skip', 'haugr', and 'draumr', and notes the modern threat of climate change to the surviving wood. A thoughtful episode that connects craftsmanship, mortality, and national identity. #VikingShipBurials #Oseberg #Gokstad #OsloVikingShipMuseum #NorseAfterlife #PaganRitual #ArchaeologyNorway #VikingAge #Shipbuilding #GraveGoods #OldNorse #Haugar #Draumr #ClimateChange #9thCentury #NorseMythology #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Medieval Civil War: The Birkebeiner and the Snowshoe March 01.06.2026 5мин

  In the 1170s and 80s, Norway was torn apart by a bitter civil war between the Bagler and Birkebeiner factions. This episode zooms in on the Birkebeiner—literally 'birch-legs'—a ragtag rebel army that claimed to defend the rights of King Sverre Sigurdsson. We follow their dramatic winter march across the Dovrefjell mountains, carrying the infant prince Håkon Håkonsson to safety in Nidaros. That snowshoe trek became a Norwegian national myth, commemorated today in the annual Birkebeiner ski race. But beyond the legend, we examine the political and social forces that drove the civil wars: disputes over royal succession, the power of the Church, and the rise of the lendmenn (noble landowners). We also look at the decisive Battle of Fimreite in 1184, where Sverre's fleet outmaneuvered the Bagler king Magnus Erlingsson. This episode reveals how Norway's fractured medieval kingdom eventually consolidated into a stronger monarchy, setting the stage for the high medieval era. #Birkebeiner #SverreSigurdsson #HåkonHåkonsson #NorwegianCivilWar #Dovrefjell #BattleOfFimreite #Bagler #MedievalNorway #SnowshoeMarch #Nidaros #Lendmenn #Fagrskinna #Sverrisaga #Norsemen #HistoryOfNorway #NordicHistory #MedievalHistory #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Oil Discovery: How Black Gold Transformed a Nation 31.05.2026 6мин

  In 1969, a small American oil company struck black gold in the North Sea, setting Norway on a path from one of Europe's poorest nations to one of its wealthiest. This episode traces the discovery of the Ekofisk field, the creation of Statoil, and the careful management of oil wealth through the Government Pension Fund Global. We explore the political debates of the 1970s, the role of the Storting in crafting a sovereign wealth fund, and the long-term strategy that made Norway a model for resource-rich countries. From the first oil rigs to the ethical guidelines of the fund, we cover how Norway avoided the 'resource curse' and built a system that benefits future generations. Along the way, we meet key figures like Arve Johnsen and Farouk al-Kasim, and discuss the challenges of balancing environmental concerns with economic growth. The episode ends by reflecting on Norway's energy future and the ongoing debate about oil exploration in the Arctic. #Ekofisk #NorthSeaOil #Statoil #GovernmentPensionFundGlobal #NorwegianOil #ResourceCurse #ArveJohnsen #FaroukAlKassim #1970sNorway #SovereignWealthFund #Storting #OilDiscovery #NorwegianHistory #EnergyPolicy #NorthSea #EconomicHistory #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• The Sami Reindeer Herders: Norway's Arctic Nomads 31.05.2026 8мин

  Before the oil boom and the welfare state, before the Vikings and the Black Death, another people called Norway home: the Sami. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the ancient culture of reindeer herding, the spiritual significance of the noaidi (shaman), and the brutal forced assimilation policies of the 19th and 20th centuries. They discuss the role of the siida (community), the devastating impact of the Chernobyl fallout on Sami lands, and the modern struggle for land rights in Finnmark. Along the way, they touch on the Sami language revival, the iconic luhkka (cloak), and how the Sami Parliament is working to preserve a way of life that has endured for millennia. A story of resilience, adaptation, and the fight to keep traditions alive in a changing world. #Sami #ReindeerHerding #Noaidi #Siida #Finnmark #IndigenousRights #Arctic #Norway #Chernobyl #ForcedAssimilation #Boazo #Luhkka #SamiParliament #Duodji #CulturalSurvival #NorthernEurope #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• The Hanseatic League in Bergen: Merchants, Power, and a Lost World 30.05.2026 7мин

  In Episode 67 of The Story of Norway, Lucas and Luna dive into the daily life, politics, and lasting legacy of the Hanseatic League in Bergen. Drawing on recent episodes about the Kalmar Union and the Bergen Massacre, this conversation explores how German merchants lived, traded, and ruled from the Bryggen wharf for over 400 years. Lucas describes the Kontor's strict hierarchy, the stockfish trade that fueled it, and the cultural isolation of German men who were forbidden to marry Norwegian women. Luna asks about the dark side of this monopoly—how it stunted local commerce and left Bergen vulnerable when the League collapsed. They discuss the physical remains today, from the Hanseatic Museum to the fire-prone wooden buildings. The episode also touches on the Schøtstuene, the heated assembly rooms where merchants gathered to eat, drink, and settle disputes, and ends with a reflection on whether the Hanseatic era was exploitation or mutual benefit. #HanseaticLeague #Bergen #Bryggen #Stockfish #Kontor #NorwayHistory #MedievalTrade #HanseaticMuseum #Schøtstuene #BergenMassacre #GermanMerchants #BryggenFire #Lübeck #NorwegianHistory #TradeMonopoly #NorthernEurope #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• The Shetland Bus: Norway's Secret WWII Lifeline 30.05.2026 7мин

  During World War II, Nazi-occupied Norway found an unlikely ally in the remote Shetland Islands. This episode tells the story of the Shetland Bus — a clandestine operation that ran fishing boats across the treacherous North Sea, carrying agents, refugees, and explosives. We follow the journey of the Norwegian resistance fighters who crewed these vessels, the Scottish fishermen who housed them, and the extraordinary risks they took. From the first crossing in 1941 to the tragic loss of the 'Brattholm' in 1943, we uncover how a handful of boats kept hope alive. Featuring key figures like Leif Larsen, the most decorated Allied naval officer of the war, and the secret base at Lunna Voe, this episode explores a forgotten chapter of Nordic courage and Allied cooperation. We also discuss the legacy of the Shetland Bus in postwar Norway and the memorials that still stand today. #ShetlandBus #WWII #Norway #NorwegianResistance #LeifLarsen #LunnaVoe #NorthSea #SecretOperation #FishingBoats #NaziOccupation #Spitfire #Brattholm #ShetlandIslands #Scalloway #ArcticConvoy #History #FexingoHistory #NordicHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Mirror: The Konungs Skuggsjá and a Medieval Mind 29.05.2026 7мин

  In this episode, Lucas and Luna step inside the world of medieval Norwegian literature with the Konungs skuggsjá, or King's Mirror — a 13th-century didactic text written for King Håkon Håkonsson. They explore how this remarkable manuscript blends practical advice on trade, navigation, and courtly conduct with theological speculation on the aurora borealis, whales, and the wonders of Iceland. Along the way, they discuss the anonymous author's likely clerical background, the work's influence on Norwegian law and education, and how it reveals the sophisticated intellectual life of the Norse kingdom at its height. The conversation touches on the Old Norse manuscript tradition, the role of the skáld, and how the King's Mirror offers a unique window into the values and worldview of the Norwegian elite during the 1200s — a time when Norway stretched from Greenland to the Isle of Man. Lucas also reflects on how this text helps modern listeners understand a medieval society that was both deeply practical and profoundly curious about God's creation. #KingMirror #KonungsSkuggsjá #MedievalNorway #HåkonHåkonsson #OldNorse #AuroraBorealis #NorseLiterature #13thCentury #NorwegianHistory #DidacticText #MedievalManuscripts #Skáld #NorseWisdom #HistoryOfScience #MedievalEducation #NorseWorldview #FexingoHistory #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• The Hanseatic League's War on Norway: The Bergen Massacre of 1523 29.05.2026 5мин

  In the winter of 1523, German merchants from the Hanseatic League turned Bergen into a battlefield. They stormed the city, torched homes, and killed over a hundred Norwegian merchants and officials in what became known as the Bergen Bloodbath. This episode of The Story of Norway uncovers a forgotten chapter of mercantile warfare — when the League's Kontor in Bergen launched a campaign to crush Norwegian competition in the stockfish trade. Lucas and Luna explore the economic tensions that boiled over after the Kalmar Union's collapse, the role of Søren Norby and the Danish Crown, and how this massacre reshaped Norway's relationship with foreign commerce. They also examine the legacy of Hanseatic privilege in Norway and how it influenced the country's long struggle for economic independence. From the wharves of Bryggen to the halls of the German Kontor, this is a story of power, profit, and the price of trade dominance. #BergenBloodbath #HanseaticLeague #NorwegianHistory #Stockfish #Bergen1523 #SørenNorby #KalmarUnion #GermanKontor #Bryggen #MedievalTrade #Norway #NorthernEurope #TradeWar #HanseaticPrivilege #Scandinavia #History #FexingoHistory #Podcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Arctic Whaling: Tragedy at Svalbard and the Making of a Nation 28.05.2026 9мин

  Long before oil or democracy defined Norway, the Arctic Ocean made the kingdom rich — and nearly ruined it. In the 17th century, Norwegian and Dutch whalers descended on Svalbard, hunting bowhead whales for their oil to light the lamps of Europe. This episode traces the brutal and bloody rise of Norway's Arctic whaling industry, from the first English discoveries in 1596 to the monopoly of the Kirkekompaniet and the eventual collapse of the Spitsbergen stock. We follow the lives of the men who risked everything on the ice — the harpooners, the flensers, the coopers — and the whales that were nearly driven to extinction. We explore how the hunt shaped Norway's northern identity, sparked territorial claims, and left a legacy that still haunts the archipelago. Featuring figures like the Dutch navigator Willem Barentsz, the English explorer Henry Hudson, and the Norwegian priest-turned-whaler Hans Egede. A story of greed, endurance, and the cold sea. #Whaling #Svalbard #ArcticHistory #BowheadWhale #NorwegianHistory #Spitsbergen #WillemBarentsz #HenryHudson #HansEgede #Kirkekompaniet #17thCentury #WhaleOil #ArcticExploration #Norway #FexingoHistory #History #EnvironmentalHistory #MaritimeHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Copper Boom: The Røros Mining Town and Global Trade 28.05.2026 5мин

  Before oil, Norway's wealth came from the ground in a different form: copper. This episode dives into the story of Røros, the mountain mining town that became one of Europe's most important copper producers from the 17th to the 19th centuries. We trace the founding of the Røros Copper Works in 1644, the harsh life of the miners who worked year-round in darkness, and the environmental impact that stripped the surrounding forests. We explore how the town's wealth fueled Denmark-Norway's wars, the role of Dutch and German capital and expertise, and the eventual decline as mines flooded and new sources emerged. We also touch on the preservation of Røros — now a UNESCO World Heritage site — and how this legacy shaped Norwegian industrial identity. Along the way, we meet the merchant families like the Hjorts and the mining engineers who imported technology from Saxony. This is a story of boom and bust, human endurance, and the roots of Norwegian resource management. #Røros #NorwayHistory #CopperMining #RørosKobberverk #Bergverkshistorie #UNESCO #17thCentury #18thCentury #DanishNorway #IndustrialHistory #Trøndelag #Mining #FexingoHistory #History #NorthernEurope #WorldHeritage #MerchantFamilies #EnvironmentalHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's 1814 Constitution: The Eidsvoll Oath and the Swedish Union 27.05.2026 7мин

  In 1814, Norway seized a moment of European chaos to forge its own constitution at Eidsvoll, only to be forced into a personal union with Sweden later that year. This episode dives into the dramatic negotiations, the key figures like Christian Magnus Falsen and Nicolai Wergeland, and the constitutional compromises that shaped Norway's path to independence. We explore the Eidsvoll oath, the role of the Danish prince Christian Frederik, and how the constitution survived the Swedish invasion to become Europe's oldest still in force after the US. A story of idealism, realpolitik, and a nation's stubborn refusal to be erased. #Norway1814 #Eidsvoll #Grunnloven #ChristianMagnusFalsen #NicolaiWergeland #ChristianFrederik #TreatyOfKiel #SwedishUnion #ConstitutionalHistory #NorwegianIndependence #CarlJohan #Bernadotte #Riksforsamlingen #NorwegianHistory #19thCentury #Scandinavia #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• The Norwegian Constitution of 1814: Europe's Oldest 27.05.2026 5мин

  In the wake of the Napoleonic Wars, Norway seized a moment to forge its own constitution. This episode dives into the dramatic 1814 Eidsvoll assembly, where 112 men drafted a charter that remains Europe's second oldest. We explore the tensions between Prince Christian Frederik's ambitions and the Great Powers' realpolitik, the surprising influence of the French and American revolutions, and the key articles that have shaped Norwegian identity. From the secret negotiations to the final handshake, discover how a small nation created a lasting democratic document against overwhelming odds. #Norway #Constitution #1814 #Eidsvoll #ChristianFrederik #Grunnloven #NorwegianHistory #NapoleonicWars #Democracy #Scandinavia #FexingoHistory #TreatyOfKiel #Riksforsamlingen #ConstitutionalHistory #Europe #Politics #Independence #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's 1814 Constitution Forged in War and Hope 26.05.2026 8мин

  In 1814, as the Napoleonic Wars ended, Norway seized a fleeting moment to forge its own constitution at Eidsvoll. This episode tells the story of how a small farming community became the birthplace of the Grunnloven, the Norwegian constitution. We follow Prince Christian Frederik, the Danish-appointed governor who defied the great powers, and the 112 men—farmers, officers, clergymen, and merchants—who gathered at the Eidsvoll manor in April and May of 1814. They debated fiercely over suffrage, the role of the king, and the balance of power, producing one of the most liberal constitutions of its time. But their dreams of independence collided with the Treaty of Kiel, which ceded Norway to Sweden. The result was a brief war, a union with Sweden, and a constitution that survived, becoming a symbol of Norwegian identity and the foundation for full independence in 1905. We also explore how the constitution's principles were shaped by Enlightenment ideas and the American and French revolutions, and how its legacy resonates in Norway's modern democracy. #Norway #Constitution #1814 #Eidsvoll #Grunnloven #ChristianFrederik #NapoleonicWars #TreatyOfKiel #Sweden #Independence #Enlightenment #Democracy #Riksforsamlingen #History #FexingoHistory #NorthernEurope #Scandinavia #ConstitutionalHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's 1814 Constitution Forged in War and Hope 26.05.2026 10мин

  In 1814, as the Napoleonic Wars ended, Norway seized a fleeting moment to declare itself an independent kingdom. This episode traces the dramatic months from the Treaty of Kiel, which ceded Norway to Sweden, to the assembly at Eidsvoll where 112 men drafted a constitution that remains one of Europe's oldest. We explore the roles of Christian Frederik, the crown prince who ignited the independence movement; the influence of the American and French revolutions; and the Swedish prince Carl Johan (former Napoleonic marshal Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte) who ultimately forced a union. The constitution's principles—popular sovereignty, separation of powers, and a ban on creating new nobility—were radical for their time and shaped Norway's identity through 1905 and beyond. #Norway #Constitution1814 #Eidsvoll #ChristianFrederik #CarlJohan #Bernadotte #TreatyOfKiel #Grunnloven #NapoleonicWars #SwedishNorwegianUnion #History #FexingoHistory #Scandinavia #ConstitutionalHistory #May17 #SelfDetermination #NorwegianIndependence #EuropeanHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Quisling's Treason: Norway Under Nazi Occupation 25.05.2026 4мин

  In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore one of the darkest chapters in Norwegian history: the Nazi occupation of 1940-1945, focusing on the collaborationist regime of Vidkun Quisling. They trace Quisling's rise from a promising officer in the Norwegian army to the founder of the fascist Nasjonal Samling party, his infamous meeting with Hitler, and the 1940 coup that made his name synonymous with treason. The conversation covers key events like the Battle of Narvik, the German Blitzkrieg that overwhelmed Norway, the resistance movement and the Milorg, the heavy water sabotage at Vemork, and the legal reckoning after the war. Lucas explains how Quisling's betrayal fractured Norwegian society and how the occupation reshaped Norway's national identity, leading to lasting changes in its defense policy and its role in NATO. Luna's questions draw out the moral complexities of collaboration versus survival under totalitarian rule. #VidkunQuisling #NaziOccupationNorway #NasjonalSamling #BattleOfNarvik #NorwegianResistance #Milorg #HeavyWaterSabotage #Vemork #OperationWeserübung #ReichskommissariatNorwegen #Terboven #LegalPurgeNorway #WWII #ScandinavianHistory #Collaboration #Treason #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
• Norway's Hanseatic Legacy: Trade, Power, and Bergen 25.05.2026 8мин

  In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the Hanseatic League's influence on Norway, focusing on the German merchants who dominated Bergen's trade from the 13th to 16th centuries. They discuss the founding of the Hanseatic kontor in Bergen, the daily life of Hanseatic traders, their conflicts with Norwegian authorities, and the legacy of the league's monopoly on stockfish and dried cod exports. Key figures include King Håkon Håkonsson, who granted initial trading privileges, and the Bergen riots of 1455. The episode also touches on the architectural remnants of Bryggen, the UNESCO World Heritage site that still bears the Hanseatic imprint. Listeners will learn how the League's economic power shaped Norway's medieval economy and led to tensions that eventually contributed to its decline. #HanseaticLeague #Bergen #Bryggen #MedievalNorway #Stockfish #HåkonHåkonsson #GermanMerchants #Kontor #TradeMonopoly #UNESCO #NorwegianHistory #FexingoHistory #MedievalTrade #NorthernEurope #History #Podcast #LucasAndLuna #TheStoryOfNorway Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo