• The Problem Gambling Podcast, Season 7, Episode 4 - Interview with 3 members of Norway's gambling addiction support service, Spillavhengighet Norge

  • Oct 6 2022
  • Length: 39 mins
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The Problem Gambling Podcast, Season 7, Episode 4 - Interview with 3 members of Norway's gambling addiction support service, Spillavhengighet Norge

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  • In this episode, Tony and Barry talk to Lill-Tove Bergmo, Magnus Pedersen and Kristian Vike, who work at Norway's gambling addiction support service, Spillavhengighet Norge.  We learn how Lill-Tove successfully campaigned for a complete ban on land-based slot machines in Norway.  We also discuss our collaboration on an Erasmus Plus project on Experts by Experience.  

    Presented by Tony O'Reilly and Barry Grant.

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