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Jul 9, 2021 1 hr 6 min

#193: Galvan Mehidi

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Galvan Mehidi er programleder, regissør og skuespiller. Galvan mener at anger i seg selv kan være et fengsel, og at fylleangsten blir verre med årene. Vi snakker bl.a. om da han syntes hiphop ble for barnslig og gikk over til rock for den estetikken olajakken ga, om superhelten 50 Cent og hans første og største konsertopplevelse i Oslo Spektrum, om å bli eldre og lære seg å bare omfavne den musikken og kunsten man liker uten å tenke på kred, at gjenåpningen innebærer flere kvelder med fest enn på evigheter, det litt mørke forholdet til Oslo som ung, som gjorde Trondheim til en trygg havn, ramen-avhengighet og en god del om den labre interessen for opplevelser og reise. Programleder: Sivert Moe

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