The year is 2006. Montenegro declares independence, Solveig Fiske is appointed Bishop of Hamar, and on 2 January, Radioresepsjonen broadcasts its first programme on NRK. It started as a joke, and now – twenty years later – it is still a joke.
Papaya, Radioresepsjonen – a beloved child with two names – celebrates two decades of light-hearted and gloriously uneven entertainment in autumn 2026 with a rather extensive anniversary tour.
The boys are bringing along the memory box-memory box-memory box and the contemporary box-contemporary box-contemporary box, promising a satisfying podcast show for both loyal old listeners and younger, fresher audiences.
There are now people sitting in the Norwegian Parliament who are the same age as Papaya. That says something. Papaya says a lot.
