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Oct 28, 2026

Benjamin BosterHOST
15:04
lakes are the most numerous lakes in the world.
Benjamin BosterHOST
15:08
Most lakes in Northern Europe and North America have been either influenced or created by the latest, but not last, glaciation to have covered the region.
Benjamin BosterHOST
15:22
Glacial lakes include proglacial lakes, subglacial lakes, finger lakes, and Eppeshof lakes.
Benjamin BosterHOST
15:32
Epishelf lakes are highly stratified lakes in which a layer of freshwater, derived from ice and snowmelt, is dammed behind an ice shelf that is attached to the coastline.
Ralph GraysonHOST
26:12
So what questions should a NED be asking internally and indeed externally when they meet somebody from FDI so that they go away satisfied that they're crisis ready? Can you be crisis ready? I'm not sure you can, but anyway, if you want a bit of a label.
Kate BraderGUEST
26:28
Have we got a plan? When was it last exercised? What was the subject of that exercise? I was speaking to the chairman of the board of an airport in North America last week.
Kate BraderGUEST
26:41
He was extremely proud that they run two big simulations every year, as you would hope and expect an airport to do.
Kate BraderGUEST
26:47
But when we challenged him on what the subject matter was of these, he realised that they're only ever on health and safety events.
Julian DierkesHOST
22:34
The other piece that you just mentioned, Anand, yeah, electorates are tough on development assistance.
Julian DierkesHOST
22:42
I mean, for really most of Europe and North America, the very strong finding is always that the electorate massively overestimates the amount of money spent on development assistance.
Julian DierkesHOST
22:53
and always finds it a waste.
Julian DierkesHOST
22:55
But they always estimate, oh, this is 10% of the budget and it's tiny amounts.
Meredith JohnsonHOST
16:51
So Jeff Carbon dated the ditch grass seeds and came back with an age between 23 and 21,000 years old.
Meredith JohnsonHOST
16:59
Before this discovery, the earliest known evidence of humans in North America was around 14,000 years old, so these prints were really old.
Meredith JohnsonHOST
17:10
In 2021, their research was published in the journal Science, where it immediately and unsurprisingly led to controversy.
Meredith JohnsonHOST
17:18
Not only were they overturning the existing evidence on how long people had been in the Americas, but they'd used ditch grass.
Meredith JohnsonHOST
21:59
This opened the door all the way for a new set of questions.
Meredith JohnsonHOST
22:03
How did humans get so far south at this time and what does it all mean? We have always
Sally ReynoldsGUEST
22:08
thought that humans couldn't arrive in North America before around 16,000 because there were these massive ice sheets that were in the way that were blocking humans coming down from Beringia through Alaska down south.
Sally ReynoldsGUEST
22:24
We had found evidence, really good evidence, that humans were already there.
Rich TobinGUEST
14:06
We've created a brand new product line.
Rich TobinGUEST
14:09
We're the market leader in CO2 systems in North America that three years ago had zero revenue.
Rich TobinGUEST
14:15
It will be more than 300 this year, 300 million.
Rich TobinGUEST
14:19
We're finishing the transition on a lot of footprint work.
Alex GruskinHOST
6:41
You're here in Sioux Falls this week.
Alex GruskinHOST
6:42
Is it Charlottesville, Knoxville, Drummondville? You're taking the North American path?
Valentin RoyerGUEST
6:46
Yes, yes.
Valentin RoyerGUEST
6:47
I got to have a couple points to qualify for the main draw in Australia.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:32
Japanese intellectual property items, such as anime, are much sought after globally, said Yusuke Takaguchi, a Bandai executive officer.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:40
In the years to come, we hope to focus on North America, where the population is large, with a goal of operating 500 official outlets each in Japan and outside the country.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:50
Bandai plans to set up its first Gashapon outlet in Brazil next year.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:57
Ashita no Joe manga creator Tetsuya Chiba passes on at 87.
Al GordonGUEST
7:14
The presence of God was so thick that for 16 days and nights, An estimated about 50,000, maybe 60,000 people in person got through that space.
Al GordonGUEST
7:22
The New York Times had called it the first great outpouring to hit the North American continent in the 21st century.
Al GordonGUEST
7:29
And Asbury's, you know, you can read about it.
Al GordonGUEST
7:32
You can sort of hear reports of what happened.
AndreHOST
4:01
I found a guy who sells pawpaw and he has a pawpaw farm.
AndreHOST
4:05
And if you're not familiar with pawpaws, pawpaws are the largest native fruit in North America.
AndreHOST
4:15
It's in the Anona family.
AndreHOST
4:17
It's related to soursops and sugar apples and such.
Nick LondonHOST
41:28
I've spoken to David on Asked Questions, and it just blows my mind away, the amount of stuff that
Wes WillsHOST
41:36
Yeah, they keep our ports running smoothly, and that provides a lot of goods and services to not just Canadians, but North American people all over the world.
Wes WillsHOST
41:50
So keep our ports moving
Nick LondonHOST
41:52
smoothly.

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