Erik Lindsø is a Danish author, cultural journalist and public speaker rooted in the Grundtvigian folk high school tradition. He has given more than 3,000 lectures across Denmark and previously served as principal of Rønshoved Højskole and host of the P2 cultural programme "Lindsø". His books and talks centre on the joy of living, everyday philosophy and Danish song culture.
Erik Lindsø participated as a course host at Rødding Højskole's philosophy week "The Meaningful Life" with a lecture on H.C. Andersen and the new male role.
Lindsø gave a lecture on "Male Fall - the new male culture in the light of MeToo" at Darum Sognekirke.
Helsinge Kirke announced a lecture with Erik Lindsø as part of the spring's events.
Lindsø published the book "Human First" - a personal account of the journey from the Inner Mission to the Grundtvigian, as part of Eksistensen's book series "Christianity According to ...".
Community singing event on Sorø Lake led by Erik Lindsø with piano accompaniment by Marianne.
Community singing from Højskolesangbogen at Sorø Library with pianist Marianne Reiche. Each evening features a guest who shares stories and songs.
Author Erik Lindsø explores the traditional male role and its transformation through societal change, questioning whether men today lack role models to guide them.
Community singing evenings featuring songs from Højskolesangbogen, accompanied by pianist Marianne Reiche, exploring themes of faith, hope, and human experience.
