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Sep 11, 2026

Elias PetterssonGUEST
13:41
Uh, practice with the SHL team, and at that time learn from those guys, uh, was really huge for me.
Elias PetterssonGUEST
13:48
And yeah, good years in Örebro.
Chris FaberHOST
13:51
Was that the most important thing, was, like, the practices you were in? Like, I feel like when you're 18 years old, just getting on the ice with pros is probably massive, right?
Elias PetterssonGUEST
13:57
Yeah, for sure.
James SavageHOST
22:19
this week Expressen revealed another eight local council candidates from the party who had said all sorts of crazy and offensive things.
James SavageHOST
22:27
One councillor in Örebro shared a video in which a Jewish man appears to confess to kidnapping children and grinding their flesh to put into hamburgers.
James SavageHOST
22:36
This comes weeks after 25 other candidates were struck from the left party's list for similar offences.
James SavageHOST
22:42
Why do you think these kind of accusations keep surfacing?
Ivar HaugenHOST
7:19
uh yeah you're telling you have been training in the terrain how does it suit you i know uh there were swedish league races there a couple of years ago you were uh then among top five uh both days as far as I understood and how do you look at the terrain that meets you compared with last year where you won?
Simon HectorGUEST
7:42
Actually I didn't think the terrain last year in south of Örebro would suit me like perfect and as the race was it was kind of quite a lot of road running but I seem to just have had the day and I had been doing really really good training until then so I was in really good shape and I think I hope I can be in in a similar shape this year but then of course there are really many other good guys but in general I would say in Skåne terrain it's usually usually it's good to be one of the faster runners it's maybe more of a continental style of orienteering than we are used to in sweden it's more kind of leaf forest and and really open but it's also kind of from the border to to uh more normal swedish terrain or what you say so it can also be quite quite varied so really not sure how it suits me i i was really happy in those swedish league races two years ago because it really felt that i i took a step when i was fifth on the long distance and fourth on the middle because it felt like i took a step in terrain that i was maybe not one of the fastest guys in before so uh yeah i've been working so hard with my running like running flat capacity or what we call it.
Simon HectorGUEST
9:25
And I was happy that it paid off that time.
Simon HectorGUEST
9:28
And I think hopefully I've been taking a step so I can be closer this time as well.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
38:29
Condolences can be sent to Murdoch Funeral Home.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
38:32
Maud was born in 1940 and attended public schools in Orobro, Sweden.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
38:36
She lived in Cedar Rapids since 1961.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
38:39
She married Ronald Moore in 1963, and they had two children.
Jonathan JoostenHOST
77:16
But as we basically express every time we discuss either Pimble Brothers or Pedretti Gaming, they do have a combined manufacturing facility called Euro Pimble Corp, which is also based in Italy.
Jonathan JoostenHOST
77:35
So that means that while Pimble Brothers is designing their games from Örebro in Sweden... manufacturing of the games actually takes place in Italy.
Jonathan JoostenHOST
77:49
And I figured that would be sort of overseen by Pedretti.
Jonathan JoostenHOST
77:53
But, well, the following news may put things a little bit more in perspective.
Ruth TaylorHOST
64:15
Well, I could be wrong in that that's vast goat land.
Ruth TaylorHOST
64:17
But I quite like the region, which is Orebro, which sounded to me like Oreipro, which I thought may be a friendly region.
Ruth TaylorHOST
64:23
She's sticking in there.
Ruth TaylorHOST
64:25
Have you got any more? I did.
Maurits RannevidGUEST
25:14
And then in 2030 maybe we'll be an 8% party or something.
Maurits RannevidGUEST
25:16
Just look at how the Örebro party has grown during the years in Örebro.
Maurits RannevidGUEST
25:19
It's the same journey that we're going to do with Gothenburg.
Maurits RannevidGUEST
25:22
And it's about bothering the politicians, because that function is missing today.
James SavageHOST
31:17
Remarkably, this has never succeeded before.
James SavageHOST
31:22
But there are some times that it could happen this year in Örebro, with the far-right Örebro Partiet, or Örebro Party.
James SavageHOST
31:29
Richard, what is the Örebro Party, and who is its leader, Marco Salad?
Richard OrangePANELIST
31:36
Well, it's in a tradition, a very long-standing tradition in Sweden of local sort of protest parties, local issue protest parties.
Richard OrangePANELIST
31:45
So down here in Skåne, there's a party called the Kvåberpartiet, which was a kind of national story back in the early 90s when they were pushing for their little municipality to refuse to accept any refugees from the Balkans, which was a Balkan war just then.
Richard OrangePANELIST
32:01
And Kvåbervisavergen, Kvåber shows the way, wasn't Incidentally, an early slogan for the Sweden Democrats.
Richard OrangePANELIST
32:08
But the Örebro Partiet, sorry, that's a bit nerdy, but the Örebro Partiet is a different party because it is unusually extreme.
Richard OrangePANELIST
32:16
I mean, quite often these local parties are quite extreme, but the Örebro Partiet is kind of really out there.
Emma LöfgrenPANELIST
6:09
Because we've had a few attacks like this in the past few years.
Emma LöfgrenPANELIST
6:13
In twenty twenty-five, ten people were killed at an adult ec- education center in Örebro, as many people will remember.
Emma LöfgrenPANELIST
6:20
In twenty twenty-two, a student stabbed two teachers to death at a secondary school in Malmö.
Emma LöfgrenPANELIST
6:27
In, uh, twenty fifteen, which is a while ago now, a far-right man killed three people at a school in Trollhättan.
Emma LöfgrenPANELIST
6:35
And I think because this latest one happened when the Örebro massacre is still so fresh in people's memories, it's starting to feel less like a one-off and more like a pattern.
Emma LöfgrenPANELIST
6:46
And, you know, of course, for the vast, vast majority of the time, schools in Sweden are very safe places.
Emma LöfgrenPANELIST
6:55
But when you're a parent reading about these things, there's, there's only so much comfort probability can offer.
Johan WennströmGUEST
20:28
Yes.
Shane WhaleyHOST
20:28
Oh, he's from, uh, Örebro or whatever it may be.
Johan WennströmGUEST
20:31
Exactly.
Johan WennströmGUEST
20:32
Exactly.

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