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Freiburg im Breisgau

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Nov 1, 2026

SeanHOST
54:43
No.
Michaela LeitzGUEST
54:44
It's funny because I'm actually, I only moved to Frankfurt like over 10 years ago, but I am from the Black Forest between France and Switzerland, Freiburg.
Michaela LeitzGUEST
54:54
We didn't have so much of that.
Michaela LeitzGUEST
54:55
It was more like indie and indie rock.
Warren RossiterGUEST
2:10
I don't think it's ever, you know, I don't think it's been that way for a long time.
Warren RossiterGUEST
2:13
I mean, I think if you think about, you know, the greatest recent Cannondales, going all the way back to the first Super 6 Evo and everything since then, and since Cannondales stopped producing aluminium in America, all the CADs since then, they were all designed in Cannondales' design office, which is in Freiburg in Germany.
Warren RossiterGUEST
2:30
And, you know, there's been a big internet outcry about, you know, they're no longer an American brand, etc.
Warren RossiterGUEST
2:36
They haven't been an American brand for a long time.
Mike PriceHOST
50:09
So, yeah.
Mike PriceHOST
50:15
came out it came out yeah sure did in Italy came out and then it was on video in America made a lot of money North American rentals so you know it wasn't just a cult hit right it like it was it did good home video numbers in the 80s but I guess that you know it's like sort of revived years after whatever but yeah yeah what else what else what else they built big ass sets sure did they modeled the exterior of the of the school which isn't which is on a sound stage in case you were kind of like snoozing that's all the outside the school stuff is in the building yeah uh but there's a place called the whale house in freiburg germany which is where they also shot the plaza scene But yeah, it's cool.
Mike PriceHOST
51:09
You look it up, it's a famous house, and then it's like, oh yeah, that's pretty much what that big crazy red entranceway looks like.
Mike PriceHOST
51:16
It's so cool.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
36:08
He read out a prepared statement, where he submitted to the judgment of the church.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
36:13
but only if the case was heard in Germany and adjudicated by the University of either Basel, Freiburg, Leuven or Paris.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
36:24
Kajetan sighed and said, well, that there wasn't really anything to debate here and he should simply recant.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
36:31
And if he did, he, Kajetan, would do everything in his power to reconcile him with the church.
GorgorodHOST
35:37
And we see similar high stakes, agonizing trials happening in other areas of research.
GorgorodHOST
35:43
The documentary also highlights a fascinating team in Freiburg, Germany, Dr. Tony Kathamen and Dr. Suzanne Usadel.
speaker_1HOST
35:50
Their work is incredible.
GorgorodHOST
35:51
They aren't targeting a rare genetic disease.
GorgorodHOST
36:16
OK.
speaker_1HOST
36:17
If the door isn't there, The virus can't get inside and it can't replicate.
speaker_1HOST
36:22
The researchers in Freiburg are extracting immune cells from patients and using CRISPR to permanently delete the genetic instructions for building those receptor doors.
GorgorodHOST
36:31
They just take the doors off the hinges.
OwenHOST
52:24
But
AndyHOST
52:26
like Rothaus is what? Black Forest? Yeah, it's kind of just outside of Freiburg, east of Freiburg.
AndyHOST
52:42
Because when I was there, that was what the Primalery sold was Roth House in that area, in the Black Forest.
AndyHOST
52:53
Because they do a Hefe as well, which is really good.
RussellHOST
1:32
Not until you get out a bit.
RussellHOST
1:33
That's the second consecutive year that Utrecht has been on top, beating out Germany's Freiburg in Breslau.
RussellHOST
1:41
Oh, well done.
RussellHOST
1:42
Yeah.
Terry WenhamHOST
24:56
He received a hand grenade splinter wound to his right forearm and both legs.
Terry WenhamHOST
25:01
He was taken, first of all, to a German hospital and then he was transferred to prisoner of war camps in Germany, a place called Freiburg.
Terry WenhamHOST
25:11
And he was repatriated to England on the 4th of December 1918.
Terry WenhamHOST
25:17
But whilst he was in this prisoner of war camp, news reached him that his brother had died.
Roger BerkowitzGUEST
26:05
And then...
Roger BerkowitzGUEST
26:07
During the war, Martin Heidegger joined the Nazi party, became the rector of Freiburg in 1933. was in a sense removed from the rectorship in Freiburg in 1934, never resigned from the Nazi party, but largely pulled back.
Roger BerkowitzGUEST
26:25
There's disputes about to what extent he remained a meaningful Nazi, but he largely retreated into private life there with one or two exceptions and certainly was not a, a major Nazi administrator or actor after 1934.
Roger BerkowitzGUEST
26:48
Arendt had other friends who remained in the Nazi party and stayed there through 1935 with the Nuremberg laws, 1938 with Kristallnacht, and 1940 with the war, and 1941 with the final solution.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
14:29
In France, the power company Nidi said about 288,000 homes were dark at the peak on Saturday.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
14:35
In Germany, a hospital in Freiburg had to limit itself to emergencies when the blackout also took down mobile phones.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
14:42
Falling trees injured four people in Brussels.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
14:44
At Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, AFP counted about 90 cancelled departures on Sunday alone.

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