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Sep 15, 2026

Charmaine CozierHOST
11:41
There are eight Arctic states.
Charmaine CozierHOST
11:43
Five border the Arctic Ocean: Russia, Norway, Denmark, Canada, and the US.
Charmaine CozierHOST
11:49
Regional control divides across national laws and economic zones, which gives coastal states exclusive rights to explore and extract marine resources like oil, gas, and minerals.
Charmaine CozierHOST
12:01
Plus there are international laws and treaties
Marshall SchottHOST
15:44
Still, I'll take community over the best beer in the world all day long because I'm a cheese ball.
Marshall SchottHOST
15:49
All right, Mongen Forest says, living in Denmark, I hope I said your name right, I'm lucky to have, oh boy, Maltbazeren nearby.
Marshall SchottHOST
15:58
It is Denmark's most convenient homebrew supply shop.
Marshall SchottHOST
16:01
Beyond offering a comprehensive selection of grains, hops, yeast, and everything else a brewer might need, the real magic is it's near 24-7 accessibility.
Marshall SchottHOST
16:10
When the shop isn't staffed, you simply log in at the front door, it unlocks, you step into a fully self-service brew haven.
Marshall SchottHOST
17:05
So if that were to happen, they could come to you and be like, give it back.
Marshall SchottHOST
17:08
But anyways, awesome.
Marshall SchottHOST
17:09
If I ever make my way to Denmark, that's top of my list.
Russel HowcroftHOST
17:55
So the SRL is costing $2 billion per mile.
Russel HowcroftHOST
17:58
Germany and Denmark are building an 11-mile undersea tunnel with two rail lines and four-lane freeway for a billion per mile.
Russel HowcroftHOST
18:06
So basically half the price underwater.
Mark AllenHOST
18:07
Right.
Anne ApplebaumGUEST
31:08
You know, there's a story about Donald Trump's sons and Howard Lutnick's sons being involved in a project in Kazakhstan, which is somehow supported by the US government.
Anne ApplebaumGUEST
31:17
You know, these stories keep appearing randomly in different places, but, uh, as I kept hearing them and as I traveled around the world, I went to Brazil for this story, I went to Denmark, uh, I was in, in number of other countries.
Anne ApplebaumGUEST
31:30
As I traveled around the world, I heard more of them, and I realized that it was a pattern.
Anne ApplebaumGUEST
31:35
Uh, the US is now almost, uh, rarely using State Department officials, at least in the way they were used in the past.
Eric TopolHOST
54:14
What better way do we have to know they're at risk?
Marios GeorgakisGUEST
54:17
And, and y-you saw, I, I, I'm sure the, uh, the recent study that was, uh, presented at the ESC last week, but also published at the same time in, uh, the New England Journal of Medicine, the REACT study from Denmark and Spain, right? Assessment of, uh, um, assessment of atherosclerosis with STIMUL technology principle, uh, uh, showing that after the age of sixty, almost everybody has some level of atherosclerosis.
Marios GeorgakisGUEST
54:46
But until then, uh, there are real differences in, uh, in the, in the trajectories.
Marios GeorgakisGUEST
54:51
And what I found very fascinating as somebody being, uh, more into, um, cerebrovascular disease was that, uh, the proportion of people actually, um- Having isolated coronary atherosclerosis.
Alicia McCarthyHOST
18:22
challengeOne of her officials, Bill Parish, told the committee that in order to cut ammonia emissions, two countries have had to get quite brutal with the farming sector
David CornockCORRESPONDENT
18:32
Now Denmark and Netherlands are embarking on compulsory buyouts where they are actually taking land out of agricultural production and paying farmers to stop being farms.
David CornockCORRESPONDENT
18:48
They're shutting farms down, and that's, um, that's been really difficult, uh, politically
Alicia McCarthyHOST
18:57
The minister called it quite courageous to pay farmers to stop farming, a comment that Toby Perkins wanted to clarify
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:28
[laughs]
speaker_22SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:28
Um, so [laughs]
Alicia McCarthyHOST
19:30
A Labor MP, Barry Gardiner, insisted that most ammonia reductions in Denmark and the Netherlands weren't mainly due to closing down farms, but achieved through new technology and regulations, and he accused the UK of trying to water down rules on tackling ammonia during international talks
Barry GardinerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:48
So we're pretending that we're in the lead on this, uh, and we're trying to do the right thing, but behind everybody's back at the international negotiating, negotiations, we're actually negotiating against that position
Juliet MartinHOST
2:47
France's forward nuclear deterrence initiative gives the French president the authority to decide when nuclear weapons are used.
Juliet MartinHOST
2:59
Norway, Sweden, and Denmark joined the initiative earlier this year.
Juliet MartinHOST
3:05
It now has ten members.
Juliet MartinHOST
3:10
In Sweden, preliminary election results yesterday showed that center-left opposition parties had a three-seat lead on the ruling right-wing government.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:48
Nordschlein beat Reykjavik 7-0 on aggregate.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:51
The second in the Danish Super League.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:53
They've won five of eight.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:55
Scottish teams have already embarrassed themselves in Europe this season.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:48
Nordschlein beat Reykjavik 7-0 on aggregate.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:51
The second in the Danish Super League.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:53
They've won five of eight.
Malcolm BamfordHOST
56:55
Scottish teams have already embarrassed themselves in Europe this season.
ChenryHOST
3:43
We had a little discussion about this where both of us were like...
ChenryHOST
3:47
Something rotten in Denmark, you know? See, stuff like that usually turns out to be true.
ChenryHOST
3:53
Yeah.
ChenryHOST
3:53
Because so much shit has been faked.

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