In a remote corner of Norway’s Hardangerfjord, Knut shares stories shaped by stone, silence, and saltwater. We talk about fly-catching, reindeer stew, and what it means to create without rushing. His world is one of quiet craftsmanship, reflection, and strong ties to the land and family. From building a simple pier to teaching children to sail, Knut’s life is woven into the rhythms of nature. This episode explores the slow intelligence of living close to the earth and the clarity that can come from doing less. It is a conversation about presence, connection, and the kind of peace that grows over time. Tusen takk (a thousand thanks) for listening! Episode Highlights / Episodens høydepunkter 00:37 — Introduksjon av Knut / Introduction of Knut 00:56 — Family dinner, reindeer stew, and fly catching skills / Familiemiddag, reinsdyrgryte og fluefanging 01:42 — Connection with nature / Forbindelse med naturen 04:17 — Togetherness / Samhold 05:57 — Living in harmony with the fjord / Å leve i harmoni med fjorden 07:31 — Building, creativity, and resourcefulness / Bygging, kreativitet og oppfinnsomhet 09:42 — Fruit farming in Hardangerfjord / Fruktproduksjon i Hardangerfjord 12:00 — Fishing and the art of self-sufficiency / Fiske og kunsten å være selvforsynt 12:53 — Daily life and quiet contemplation / Hverdagsliv og rolig ettertanke 14:40 — Inner peace / Indre fred 18:11 — Gratitude / Takknemlighet 20:18 — Closing thoughts / Avsluttende tanker Photo credits: Knut, Molly Mamaril