What's going on in Göteborg? News, events and some new people in our show! Do you want to impress your "Valentine" with some cool phrases? Prepare for Valentine's in French, How to use carpets at home (!) and a course in romantic swedish for upcoming valentines day! Karla's swedish class is back!

Our guest gives you some cool tips, how to get around in Gothenburg and of course Swedish lesson! We talk about the Film Festival in Gothenburg and we explain why everything in Scandinavia is considered "the biggest in Scandinavia"!

This week we speak about christmas, and many questions pops up in our head,

What have Santa clauses Reindeer eaten to fly?
Has Sean eaten Reindeer kebab at Liseberg?
Why is there no snow? Is there some snow?
We also have a guest all the way from france.
I can't promise we answer all the questions, but I can promise we are not afraid of discussing them and Christmas traditions.

Don't forget to listen to us tonight.
we have an interview of Giannis Varnavas of LocoMondo

The small theme of the week is due to the STORM that was this Sunday, yes we will talk about the weather.
Of course we will also talk about events in GÖTEBORG, have Swedish class and a small story about burning hair.

This week we have a long and interesting interview with John from Peter Bjorn and John. why is it interesting maybe you ask yourself? well Did you know Depeche Mode fans were dangerous? Where did one of the worst concerts ever of Peter Bjorn and John take place? Answers to this question and many other questions you didn't know you had about Peter Bjorn and John will be answered.

The rest of the show we just talk about what's on our mind, like what Sean did last weekend, where in Gothenbourg you can smell of Christmas and an extremely small amount of politics.

This week strangers in your city focus on different countries stereotypes. What do we think is Swedish, Greek and Spanish?

Listen to our show at 21.00 Wednesday and let us know what you think of our analysis of stereotypes, do you think Fika only exist in Swedish and are Swedish people much nicer when they are drunk?
Tell us your opinion, send a mail!

As every week, we discuss news from the week that has passed (with and without elks), tell you about things to do in Gothenburg and you have the possibility to learn useful Swedish phrases as what to say if you are chased by an elk.

Tonight at 21:00 (GMT+1) don't miss the show with an intervention from Peter Tägtgren of Pain ! Only on K103 Göteborgs Studentradio!