Summa summarum: Linn Skåber
Dagens gjest er multikunstneren Linn Skåber! Vi oppsummerer livet hennes til nå, og psykolog Ragnhild forsøker å spå hva Linn har opplevd når hun er 80 år. Hva vil hennes positivt lave selvinnsikt, målrettede lykkejakt og nylige brudd med kjæresten ha ...
Episode 1 of the Summa summarum podcast, hosted by Story House Egmont, titled "Summa summarum: Linn Skåber" was published on May 5, 2021 and runs 58 minutes.
May 5, 2021 ·58m · Summa summarum
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Dagens gjest er multikunstneren Linn Skåber! Vi oppsummerer livet hennes til nå, og psykolog Ragnhild forsøker å spå hva Linn har opplevd når hun er 80 år. Hva vil hennes positivt lave selvinnsikt, målrettede lykkejakt og nylige brudd med kjæresten ha å si for livet fremover? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Dagens gjest er multikunstneren Linn Skåber! Vi oppsummerer livet hennes til nå, og psykolog Ragnhild forsøker å spå hva Linn har opplevd når hun er 80 år. Hva vil hennes positivt lave selvinnsikt, målrettede lykkejakt og nylige brudd med kjæresten ha å si for livet fremover?
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