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Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Esbjerg".

Sep 16, 2026

James SmithGUEST
16:57
And the lesson from Europe is that there are really big benefits to clustering those industries.
James SmithGUEST
17:03
So Esbjerg in Denmark has something like 10,000 jobs in offshore wind spread across 200 companies.
James SmithGUEST
17:11
It's a real cluster that transforms that local economy, and we haven't hit that sort of size, uh, in the, in the UK.
James SmithGUEST
17:21
Uh, so those are the sort of two big, uh, uh, you know, approaches to, to Grimsby and Aberdeen.
NateHOST
29:53
It's just like, it just seemed like they were walking everywhere and they, they all just looked ...
NateHOST
29:59
It, it was reminded me of when Flora played, um, Esbjerg in Europe and they just all looked so tired and so unfit, and that- that's how it seemed to me.
NateHOST
30:12
Like, Zenjov was just plodding around the pitch, just walking around and I just, I just don't get it.
NateHOST
30:20
This is Flora Tallinn, right? ...
Callum McVicarHOST
5:26
Madapa now moves into 22nd place on the season's order of merit thanks to this win, while Ajites Sandhu moves to 15th place.
Callum McVicarHOST
5:35
Over on the Nordic Golf League, it was the Nikon Industries Championship held at Esbjerg Golf Club in Esbjerg, Denmark.
Callum McVicarHOST
5:43
Winning here was Daniel Toft.
Callum McVicarHOST
5:45
A birdie on his 54th and final hole of play for amateur golfer Daniel Toft, secured his first win in a professional tournament with a score of 9 under par and a one-stroke margin over two players in second place.
Anna Fernsten NilénHOST
1:06
First studied interaction design, and that means that you're looking at how people interact with technology and digital products, at Kolding School of Design before moving to London to the Royal College of Art.
Anna Fernsten NilénHOST
1:21
Her work has been exhibited internationally at the ARKEN, SMK i Trondheim, Esbjerg Kunstmuseum, also in London, New York, and beyond.
Anna Fernsten NilénHOST
1:31
I think Russia as well.
Stine DejaGUEST
1:32
Yes.

26 MINS LATER

Anna Fernsten NilénHOST
27:43
What's the most strange, odd, weird thing that, that you have discovered when you were doing research? Something that surprised you?
Stine DejaGUEST
27:54
Um, I mean, I don't know if it's strange, but it's, like, something I had not expected that I would be researching.
Stine DejaGUEST
28:02
Uh, like, right now I'm doing a project for the Life Foundation, um, like, a kids' laboratory in Esbjerg, and, um, it has to be about wind, the project.
Stine DejaGUEST
28:13
So I have researched everything there is to know about wind, uh, in order to try and find my angle on it.
KobbyHOST
7:50
Okay.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:50
Na Abdul Fatawu Ishaaku, Leicester City no nso k Esbjerg town.
KobbyHOST
7:54
Okay.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:55
No nso ommubu.
KalpitaHOST
12:38
He follows 2025 winner Leslie Nguyen.
KalpitaHOST
12:41
I'm sorry if I'm saying that name incorrectly, but she's from Esbjerg, whose parents come to Denmark from Vietnam, and 2024 winner Helena Frank, who grew up in a Danish minority in Germany.
KalpitaHOST
12:55
They aren't the first.
KalpitaHOST
12:56
In 2016, sisters Anilde and Azilde Capucho, who came to Denmark as child refugees from Angola, won the competition as the duo Embrace.

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