“You board The Nordland Railway. You sit down by the window, put on your headphones and get out your phone. You listen to a podcast.

‘The Nordland Railway: Tracks of War’ is written and directed by Øystein Ulsberg Brager. Music and sound design by Øystein Vesaas. An audio drama from Nordland Teater and Bodø2024.

For complete credits, please see the episode “Credits”.

For more information see trailway.no and bodo2024.no

Content warning: Please note that the series deals with stories from the Second World War, and contains depictions of, as well as references to, violence, murder and war crimes.

A short introduction to the series and a brief introduction on how to listen to ‘The Nordland Railway: Tracks of War’.

‘The Nordland Railway: Tracks of War’ is written and directed by Øystein Ulsberg Brager. Music and sound design by Øystein Vesaas. An audio drama from Nordland Teater and Bodø2024.

For complete credits, please see the episode “Credits”.

For more information see trailway.no and bodo2024.no

Content warning: Please note that the series deals with stories from the Second World War, and contains depictions of, as well as references to, violence, murder and war crimes.

“Well, you know me – I’m partial to a bowl of dream soup and meantime bread, but I’ve erm... got an errand.”

‘The Nordland Railway: Tracks of War’ is written and directed by Øystein Ulsberg Brager. Music and sound design by Øystein Vesaas. An audio drama from Nordland Teater and Bodø2024.

For complete credits, please see the episode “Credits”. For more information see trailway.no and bodo2024.no

Content warning: Please note that the series deals with stories from the Second World War, and contains depictions of, as well as references to, violence, murder and war crimes.

Note that the content of the episodes doesn’t always correspond directly with the railway stretch in the episode title. As an example, the stretch of railway from Fauske to Bodø was completed after the war was over. The series gives an artistic impression of the events along the railway. For historical facts we recommend further reading.