The Evil Whale of West Iceland’s Hvalfjörður – Folklore Friday
This episode is part of my Folklore Friday series, where I am sharing fascinating stories from Icelandic folklore on Fridays throughout 2024. The Wrath of an Elf Woman Scorned Even though this story i...
12 Jan 202410min
September in Iceland: Weather, Fun Activities & What to Expect
Visiting Iceland in September is an experience that combines the tail end of summer’s allure with the onset of autumn’s charm. Here’s what you can expect: Previous Episodes About Months in Iceland Ja...
10 Jan 202423min
Iceland’s Magical 13th Day of Christmas – Folklore Friday
Today is the first episode of my Folklore Friday series, where I am sharing fascinating stories from Icelandic folklore on Fridays throughout 2024. This one is extra special because tomorrow is Januar...
5 Jan 20248min
2023 Iceland Wrap-Up: Big News Stories & What’s Coming in 2024
It’s the end of 2023 and it has been quite year in Iceland, my personal life and for All Things Iceland. This episode is a recap that hits on all those areas, and I share what I have in store for 2024...
29 Des 202333min
The Latest on Iceland’s Volcanic Eruption – December 2023
The latest volcanic eruption in Iceland started on Monday, December 18th at 10:00 PM UTC. When it started the fear was that the town of Grindavík would be in danger of being submerged in molten hot la...
20 Des 20238min
7 Wonderful Ways to Experience Christmas in Reykjavik, Iceland
The Christmas season is in full swing in Iceland. Many of my podcast listeners and followers on social media have asked about some awesome ways to experience Christmas in Iceland. Back in 2019, I shar...
14 Des 202325min
August in Iceland – Weather, Fun Things to Do & What to Expect
If you plan to visit Iceland in August, this information will help you to know what to expect when traveling during this month. That includes the following: Road conditions What to wear/pack, what ma...
29 Nov 202329min
Why Reykjavik, Iceland Banned Dogs & Now Cats Rule the City
As you stroll the streets of Reykjavik, with its vibrantly painted houses and Mount Esja as a backdrop, you’re likely to encounter many four-legged and furry locals. Yes, cats are roaming freely aroun...
22 Nov 20230s
