Åland
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Search complete. 21 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Åland".
Oct 23, 2026
The Eurovision Travel Guide: Finland (1961-2026)
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2:57AlexanderHOST
The country is divided into 19 regions with the capital Helsinki being contained within the Usima region.
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3:04AlexanderHOST
Also among those 19 regions is Åland, an archipelago that maintains a special autonomous status within Finland.
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3:11AlexanderHOST
The reason why Åland is autonomous will be explained a little later.
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3:15AlexanderHOST
Their status allows for duty-free sales on ferries traveling between Finland and Sweden, and they have their own special protocols within the European Union.
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3:23AlexanderHOST
Speaking of the European Union, Finland is a member of several international organizations, including the United Nations, joining in 1955. the European Union, joining in 1995, and NATO, joining in 2023.
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7:41AlexanderHOST
The desire to read and use the Finnish language grew quickly, alongside various nationalistic movements calling for Finnish independence.
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7:48AlexanderHOST
The Russian Empire tried to censor parts of the movement, however, that only fueled the desire to maintain a distinct Finnish identity.
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7:55AlexanderHOST
Finnish nationalism continued to grow after Finland was attacked as part of the Crimean and Åland Wars in the 1850s.
The 200th Episode Spectacular
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19:10Michael StormbomHOST
That's the top ten.
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19:12Ian BowieHOST
That's kind of weird because I think that we've talked about Åland quite often.
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19:18Michael StormbomHOST
My guess is that the speech recognizer hasn't transcribed Åland correctly in all places.
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19:23Michael StormbomHOST
Yeah,
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19:23Ian BowieHOST
yeah.
Segment 108 Niina Niskanen: Eerie Finnish Folktales
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32:28Niina NiskanenGUEST
And Naki is also a character that we can find from Sweden and Norway.
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32:34Niina NiskanenGUEST
So this one is from Åland, which is a larger Finnish island.
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32:39Niina NiskanenGUEST
But it's mainly Swedish-speaking people there.
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32:44Niina NiskanenGUEST
And this one is called Enchanted Fiddle.
News of The War - FINLAND
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53:45Andy AitchesonHOST
Rumours abound today in the Stockholm press.
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53:47Andy AitchesonHOST
A writer in Aftenbladet hints that the Germans may at once seek to seize the Arland Islands.
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53:54Andy AitchesonHOST
Generally well-informed Swedish sources assert today that Mannerheim has already received, through Swedish intermediaries, intimations that Moscow may still be disposed to offer armistice terms not greatly different from those rejected in March.
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54:08Merryn WaltersHOST
So this is kind of crisis point for Finland.
When A Soviet Mine Layer Collided With A U-Boat | Hunt For U-479 (3/3) | Timeline
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13:24Dan SnowNARRATOR
They start putting together a scooter camp from the materials we happen to have with us on board.
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13:31Dan SnowNARRATOR
A big part of the archipelago belongs to the province of Åland, a Swedish-speaking, autonomous and demilitarized part of Finland.
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13:42Dan SnowNARRATOR
This status goes way back.
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13:45Dan SnowNARRATOR
The archipelago is situated in a position of great strategic importance.
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13:51Dan SnowNARRATOR
Finns, Swedes, Russians and Germans have all had their eye on the islands during different wars.
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13:59Dan SnowNARRATOR
And during the Crimean War, even Anglo-French forces attacked Åland.
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14:05speaker_5GUEST
I think it's actually a strange rock.
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14:09speaker_5GUEST
Extremely strange.
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S4 E14 Organized Chaos: Finding Your Calm in the Crazy
Oct 14 · 5 Mentions
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8:02Shasta RayHOST
It's really fun.
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8:03Shasta RayHOST
So first on our list for Join the Fun tonight is the Åland Islands.
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8:10Shasta RayHOST
The Åland Islands are an unusual little corner of the world.
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8:14Shasta RayHOST
They're part of Finland, but Swedish is the official language.
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8:19Shasta RayHOST
They have their own parliament, government, flag, postage stamps, and even their own internet domain, which is .ax.
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8:28Shasta RayHOST
And that's a lot of identity for a place with only about thirty thousand residents.
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8:33Shasta RayHOST
[chuckles] The Åland Islands are made up of thousands of islands and rocky islets, but only about sixty are inhabited.
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8:43Shasta RayHOST
So imagine having thousands of little pieces of land scattered across the sea with most of them left to nature.
EP 114: Keeping the Balance in EFT Sessions: What Great EFT Therapists Do | EFT Trainer Marianne Gustafsson
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46:59Marianne GustafssonGUEST
So you can just find the Stockholm EFT Center.
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47:05Marianne GustafssonGUEST
in Stockholm so there you can find the trainings we are doing for the in the fall in the spring and hopefully I'm going to have a training also in Åland it's the next so that's also Finland so but that's maybe for in Swedish so it's you need to but you do train in English Yeah, I have done training in English too.
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47:36Marianne GustafssonGUEST
I went to India in February, so I was training there in English.
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47:41Marianne GustafssonGUEST
But mostly it's Swedish.
Why the Cheapest Builder Can Cost You Millions on a Luxury Home | John Snellman
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3:06John Snellman Jr.GUEST
like I mentioned before, I'm fourth generation in this deal.
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3:08John Snellman Jr.GUEST
So we've got a long lineage of, you know, my grandfather and great-grandfather immigrated from Finland, actually a small set of islands between Sweden and Finland called the Åland Islands back in the 50s.
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3:24John Snellman Jr.GUEST
And, they started out as framers and just banging nails.
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3:28John Snellman Jr.GUEST
And then my grandfather, seventh grade education, uh, God bless him.
Laura McGrath on Pregnancy Loss, Formula Guilt and Support Mothers Actually Need
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19:38Laura McGrathGUEST
Our team is very remote.
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19:40Laura McGrathGUEST
We've got one in the Åland Islands, closer to Sweden.
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19:44Laura McGrathGUEST
We've got an employee based in Italy, another one in Spain, all over the place.
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19:48Laura McGrathGUEST
Like I said, people really can work from wherever they like.
143 Civil War
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15:09Mikael ShainkmanHOST
The Swedes had facilitated their journey from Germany by relighting the lighthouses that had been dark for much of the First World War.
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15:16Mikael ShainkmanHOST
Mannerheim interpreted this as a gesture of reconciliation after Sweden's refusal to assist Finland, not to mention its attempt to seize the Åland archipelago.
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15:26Mikael ShainkmanHOST
The arrival of the Jaegers in Vasa was a major event.
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15:29Mikael ShainkmanHOST
Crowds filled the streets to see the soldiers returning home.
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17:37Mikael ShainkmanHOST
On March 4th, Mannerheim received a phone call from Svinhuvud with some important news.
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17:43Mikael ShainkmanHOST
The Senate had asked Germany for military assistance, and Germany had agreed.
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17:48Mikael ShainkmanHOST
Worse, German troops had already been sent to take Åland.
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17:52Mikael ShainkmanHOST
In reality, the request had been made earlier, but Mannerheim had been kept in the dark.