Braunschweig
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Search complete. 76 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Braunschweig".
Sep 12, 2026
DMTF093 – See You in Three Points
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27:57JanHOST
Oh, no, it was the...
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27:59JanHOST
What was the match? Braunschweig.
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28:02JanHOST
The Braunschweig match.
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28:04JanHOST
I think our set pieces have improved quite a lot with the new coach.
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28:10JanHOST
So I think that's one way to see it and another way to see it.
Venezuela’s Oil Test, Overcapacity in Renewables, Defense Tech Boom
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16:08David WestinHOST
On peak summer days, however, when the sun hangs high, Europe has more solar power than its system can handle, and too often it goes to waste.
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16:17David WestinHOST
[gentle music] Here in the suburbs of Braunschweig, Germany, solar panels perch on top of red tiled roofs.
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16:28David WestinHOST
Like many neighborhoods in northern Germany, sunshine is seasonal here, but for homeowners like Moritz Hein, rooftop solar systems are paying for themselves.
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16:38Moritz HeinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah, also the, the storm is not going to go to Deutschland.
ev.news Europe: Volkswagen Just Put Four EV Factories at Risk
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19:06Martin LeeHOST
Motors, gearboxes, housings, pulse inverters.
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19:09Martin LeeHOST
Braunschweig, oh, I've probably got that massively wrong.
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19:12Martin LeeHOST
I'm sorry, my German listeners or German speakers.
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19:14Martin LeeHOST
Braun, Braun, Braun, Braunschweig.
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19:17Martin LeeHOST
I'm sorry.
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19:18Martin LeeHOST
Develops and builds the battery systems for MEB.
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20:28Martin LeeHOST
Castle doesn't supply one factory.
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20:30Martin LeeHOST
Volkswagen's own information says Castle builds electric drive units for the MEB vehicles all across Europe and North America.
Episode 113: GAS Never Takes a Vacation
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39:22Mike EckmanHOST
It never made it to market, or maybe they did an initial production run and never sold it.
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39:26Mike EckmanHOST
So anyway, that Honeywell rangefinder, incredibly rare, was actually made by Zeiss Icon at the Braunschweig Foltlander plant when they were still making cameras.
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39:38Mike EckmanHOST
And they sold a version of that camera called the Zeiss Icon S312,
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39:43StephenHOST
which is also very rare today.
DMTF092 – The First Rule of Project Weinschorle…
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27:12RebeccaHOST
And yeah, it was really, really fun.
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27:16RebeccaHOST
And the reason why I didn't really see anything of either the Saarbrücken or the Braunschweig game.
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27:22RebeccaHOST
Oh,
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27:23JoelHOST
wow.
11 MINS LATER
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38:04JanHOST
But watching it, it's just so stupid.
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38:07JanHOST
They always bring in fans of the small teams who are still there, and then they draw one, and then they talk to the guy, and then they always say, oh, we're so excited, okay, we're playing.
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38:21JanHOST
But I think the cool thing about the Cup is the lower league teams, and especially if one of the lower league teams eliminate especially teams like Bayern or Leipzig which gives me a special kind of joy yeah so cup next round as Rebecca said next up and then we have match day three the away game at Braunschweig yeah I totally forgot and I was working and then I, there was this event at La Mazzocco and I was in Neukölln and the, like the industrial complex and then all of a sudden, at some point I forgot, I somehow, I got Sofascore on my phone and now it starts sending me messages and I had absolutely forgotten there was a game.
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39:05JanHOST
Oh, Okay.
A Sixteenth Century German Town Embraces Lutheranism – Dr. John Maxfield, 9/2/26 (2451)
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3:15Ken SherbHOST
Thanks for tuning us in.
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3:17Ken SherbHOST
Our first hour guest is Dr. John Maxfield, talking about a German city embracing Lutheranism in the 16th century, the city of Brunswick.
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3:26Ken SherbHOST
Next hour, we'll have an hour of Kids Have Questions with Pastor Jonathan Connor.
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3:32Ken SherbHOST
But right now, Dr. John Maxfield is professor of history and religious studies at Concordia University of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada.
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3:40Ken SherbHOST
He is author of a relatively new book, Becoming Lutheran, the Community of Brunswick, From Evangelical Reform to Lutheran Culture.
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3:51Ken SherbHOST
John, welcome to Issues Etc.
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3:54John MaxfieldGUEST
Thank you very much, Ken.
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3:56John MaxfieldGUEST
It's a pleasure to be with you.
Planning the Parade
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40:55Alex WoodwardHOST
Osnabrück winning their first game back in the Sveita Bundesliga is Mel Badgi with a goal in the 4th minute, the only one of the game.
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41:03Alex WoodwardHOST
Eintracht Braunschweig 3, Hertha Berlin 5.
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41:05Alex WoodwardHOST
There were a few absolutely phenomenal games in the Schweizer Bundesliga this weekend.
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41:10Alex WoodwardHOST
And to be honest, I don't think any of my descriptions of these games would do them justice.
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41:15Alex WoodwardHOST
So just go and watch the highlights to Eintracht Braunschweig against Hertha Berlin.
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41:20Alex WoodwardHOST
Absolutely sensational.
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41:21Alex WoodwardHOST
Hertha Berlin keeping their 100% record going in the league as a result of this match.
21 MINS LATER
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62:11Alex WoodwardHOST
Oh, sorry, two weeks ago, I should say, because the DFB-Picala has taken place since then.
Episode 612 - BA's the Best & onboard BBQ's
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10:38Neville BoundsHOST
Additionally, the aircraft sustained damage to its main landing gear, wheels, and tires.
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10:43Neville BoundsHOST
The BFU says that both digital flight data recorders have been recovered from the aircraft and will be read out, uh, at the agency's Braunschweig facility in Germany.
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10:54Neville BoundsHOST
Well, as part of ICAO's Annex 13, uh, prov- uh, provisions, Germany is the leader... is leading the accident investigation with Vietnam, a party to the investigation as the state operator, and the US NTSB, a party as a state, as the state of manufacturer for the aircraft and engines.
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11:13Neville BoundsHOST
Uh, the BFU will publish a preliminary report in approximately one month, whilst the final report will take around one year to produce.
Episode 72: This pipe ain't big enough fer the two of us!
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16:11JoshHOST
Often not just utilitarian, but also decorative, which makes sense.
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16:16JoshHOST
Oppressed tin tobacco boxes began appearing around 1790 with, I'm going to mess this name up, Braunschweig in Germany.
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16:27SebHOST
You can't say
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16:28JoshHOST
that.
Canada hits back at the US with $20Bn tariffs on US goods
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22:05Beatrix KeimGUEST
Well, they were not happy.
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22:07Beatrix KeimGUEST
So in the first two places in Wolfsburg, which is the original headquarter and the original plant and Braunschweig, which is pretty much nearby.
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22:17Beatrix KeimGUEST
Of course, the people are booing.
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22:18Beatrix KeimGUEST
They're not happy on one hand side about the lack of communication, the lack of more detailed information.