Freie Universität Berlin
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Oct 4, 2026
#93 Amelie and the Taming of a Lyssavirus Panic (Germany)
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0:59Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
I joined the WDA during my doctorate about three years ago.
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1:03Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
And alongside my thesis at the Freie Universität Berlin, I got the chance to do a six-month Erasmus Plus day with the World Organization for Animal Health at the headquarters in Paris.
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1:15Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
And there I supported the wildlife team led by Sophie Musée.
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1:19Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
with the implementation of the wildlife health framework.
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4:55Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
And that got me interested in prevention and also in the role of education and risk communication.
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5:01Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
And then COVID hit, so right during my state exams and I sat down and wrote a proposal for a thesis topic.
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5:10Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
And yeah, by then I was increasingly interested in zoonosis, so I combined the two topics and looked for a supervisor, which I found in Professor Barom Zetani at the Freie Universität Berlin, who is not only a veterinarian, but she also studied psychology and she had set up the communication training at the university.
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5:32Amelie Lisa ArneckeGUEST
So that was really a great match.
Scientists Find New Clues That Enceladus Could Support Life
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8:11speaker_3HOST
Exactly.
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8:12speaker_3HOST
And a massive breakthrough just happened because Frank Postberg, who is a planetary science professor at Freie Universitat Berlin, along with a really large international team, they decided to look much closer at the physical mechanics of how those plumes actually form.
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8:27speaker_2HOST
Okay, so less about what's in them and more about how they got there.
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8:32speaker_3HOST
Precisely.
#36: It’s Mother Earth not "mother state" - Bitcoin Kebab meets Wild Life Unschooling
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0:39Kata StierHOST
Please welcome Alexandra Conz, the host of the Wild Life Unschooling podcast.
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0:45Kata StierHOST
Alex completed her bachelor's degree in Oriental and Asian studies at the Friedrich Wilhelm University of Bonn, then studied German as a foreign language at the Goethe-Institut, and completed her master's degree in Arabic studies at the Free University of Berlin.
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1:03Kata StierHOST
She has been working as a crypto journalist since 2017 at the magazine Be In Crypto, which is, um, quite popular.
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1:10Kata StierHOST
But now she builds libertarian schools for children.
GOLDA Interviews: Ron Segal, Author of ‘Delicate’
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2:06Ron SegalGUEST
Partially in Jerusalem and partially in Berlin with the help of a grant from the German Academic Exchange Service.
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2:13Ron SegalGUEST
It's called the DAAD, who flew me over here to do research at the USC Shoah Visual History Center in the Free University of Berlin.
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2:21Ron SegalGUEST
And so it came out in 2010 in Israel.
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2:24Ron SegalGUEST
Actually, nobody really wanted to publish it, I have to say.
Caspian tragedy forces Kazakhstan’s army reckoning
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14:42Peter LeonardHOST
And so I thought to talk about this, I would invite to speak with us Alexei Chigadaev.
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14:48Peter LeonardHOST
He is a doctoral candidate in political science at the Freie Universität Berlin.
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14:54Peter LeonardHOST
I'm sorry, Alexei, my German pronunciation, I suspect, isn't very good.
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14:58Peter LeonardHOST
But I tried.
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Part 21-30
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60:29Pete QuiñonesHOST
Semyon Lurie also finished his studies in a faculty of medicine in Italy, but died shortly after.
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60:36Pete QuiñonesHOST
Lyubov, uh, Axelrod remained for a long time in immigration, where he received the, a degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Berlin.
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60:48Pete QuiñonesHOST
Later, he inculcated dialectical materialism to students of Soviet graduate schools.
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60:54Pete QuiñonesHOST
A. Katinsky Also entered the faculty of medicine of Bern, but died the following year from a galloping consumption.
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Negro in Literature and Art in the United States-Benjamin Griffith Brawley
Sep 19 · 1 Mention
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80:05Wayne CookNARRATOR
William Edward Burghardt DuBois was born February 23, 1868, at Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
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80:13Wayne CookNARRATOR
He received the degree of Bachelor of Arts at Fisk University in 1888, the same degree at Harvard in 1890, that of Master of Arts at Harvard in 1891, and, after a season of study at the University of Berlin, received also the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Harvard in 1895, his thesis being his exhaustive study, Suppression of the Slave Trade.
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80:41Wayne CookNARRATOR
dr du bois taught for a brief period at wilberforce university and was also for a time an assistant and fellow in sociology at the university of pennsylvania producing in eighteen ninety nine his study the philadelphia negro in eighteen ninety six he accepted the professorship of history and economics at atlanta university the position which he left in 1910 to become Director of Publicity and Research for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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81:13Wayne CookNARRATOR
In connection with this work, he has edited The Crisis since the beginning of that publication.
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Part 21-30
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64:02Pete QuiñonesHOST
Simeon Lurie also finished his studies in a faculty of medicine in Italy, but died shortly after.
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64:10Pete QuiñonesHOST
Lyubov Axelrod remained for a long time in immigration, where he received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Berlin.
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64:22Pete QuiñonesHOST
Later, he inculcated dialectical materialism to students of Soviet graduate schools.
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64:27Pete QuiñonesHOST
A. Katinsky also entered the faculty of medicine of Bern, but died the following year from a galloping consumption.
Russia's salsa-dancing spy handler
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34:59Eiko WagnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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35:00Laura KabelkaCORRESPONDENT
Wagner is a political scientist at Free University Berlin.
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35:04Laura KabelkaCORRESPONDENT
He tells me that there are large segments of the Conservative Party, not just politicians, but their voters too, who continue to be very reluctant to get involved with Die Linke.
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35:16Laura KabelkaCORRESPONDENT
And that it's these people that Merz is appealing to when he says that his party will never work with Die Linke, that they are just as bad as the AfD, Wagner explains.
Dr. Josh Miller | The Church Cannot Become a Political Tool
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40:32Joshua MillerGUEST
And that's, uh, that's where Sasse kinda cut his theological teeth at first.
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40:37Joshua MillerGUEST
Um, he was at the University of Berlin, and, uh, theological liberalism, classic theological liberalism had a chokehold on the place.
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40:45Bryan SteckerHOST
Hmm.
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40:46Joshua MillerGUEST
Um, um-
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46:58Joshua MillerGUEST
And then some look for something more solid, and they kind of find something like that in Karl Barth, who begins to, um, do something really weird like preach from the Bible on Sunday morning instead of just on liberal social mores.
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47:12Joshua MillerGUEST
And, uh, and, and Sasse gets interested in that, but then he begins to read Luther, and there's a, there's a relearning of Luther that kicks off about that time.
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47:21Joshua MillerGUEST
A guy named Karl Holl is at the University of Berlin.
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47:24Joshua MillerGUEST
Uh, what's called the Luther Renaissance kicks off.
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