Skip to main content
Osnabrück

Osnabrück

City in GermanyWikipedia

Search complete. 21 mentions across 15 episodes found for "Osnabrück".

Nov 1, 2026

Michael AyalaHOST
17:52
Intervino de forma abierta contra las ramas Habsburgo de Madrid y Viena.
Michael AyalaHOST
17:57
Se da también, muy importante, la Paz de Westfalia, que va a ser firmada pues en Münster y en Osnabrück.
Michael AyalaHOST
18:05
Así que se establece el principio de soberanía estatal y se pone fin, pues, a la idea del universitas christiana.
Michael AyalaHOST
18:16
¿No? La idea, eh, de la expansión de la fe y bajo esa fe, pues todos, todos debemos someternos.
Chuck SmithHOST
3:36
I think this is a good opportunity for Bayern, not necessarily to further right itself, but to expunge some demons from the past.
Chuck SmithHOST
3:45
Now, Bayern coming into this matchup, they'd won their first round game against Osnabrück.
Chuck SmithHOST
3:50
That was a 4-1 victory.
Chuck SmithHOST
3:52
Meanwhile, Magdeburg won a 4-0 victory over Bollinger SC.
Björn VossGUEST
15:22
In Germany, there's only two Maybe three, but for sure I can say only two.
Björn VossGUEST
15:27
Which ones are that? Münster and nearby Osnabrück.
Björn VossGUEST
15:30
Okay.
Björn VossGUEST
15:31
Inside a natural history museum specifically.
Emily SchomakerGUEST
5:07
Äh, ja, also ich war, genau, ich war damals 19, bin nach Hamburg gezogen.
Emily SchomakerGUEST
5:11
Ich komme aus Osnabrück ursprünglich, bin jetzt schon seit, ähm, ja sieben Jahren hier, nee, sechs Jahren, sieben, sieben Jahren hier.
Emily SchomakerGUEST
5:17
Ähm, bin damals fürs Studium nach Hamburg gezogen und ich in dem Moment, als ich wirklich hierher gezogen bin, das war im Juni, Juni, Juli 2020, da hat irgendwas Klick bei mir gemacht.
Emily SchomakerGUEST
5:27
Also irgendwie, ich glaube, ich musste noch mal so 'n bisschen raus aus meiner Komfortzone.
GarethHOST
7:58
So Lara wasn't here.
GarethHOST
8:00
but I sat down with her producer, Patrick, who is actually German as well, he's from Osnabrück, and we chatted a little bit there last week.
GarethHOST
8:09
So that episode's gonna be coming out maybe in the next two or three weeks.
GarethHOST
8:11
I wanna time it with the release dates where that film will be coming out in the United Kingdom.
NazHOST
0:09
Hi everyone, today we are at Osnabrück University here in the city of Osnabrück in northern Germany with our special guest Jonas Schmidinger, a PhD researcher working at the intersection of AI and agriculture.
NazHOST
0:23
So this is rather interesting because with all the ongoing research in soil science area today, unusual combination of domains.
Jonas SchmidingerGUEST
0:34
Yeah, at the first glance, these two topics don't really seem to have a lot in common, right? Especially when we consider their visibility, because I mean, AI is a topic that everyone knows about, right? And I think most of us had a conversation in the past year or at least one conversation about, hey, how AI may transform our lives to the worse or better.

57 MINS LATER

NazHOST
58:15
Yeah, actually that's also would be perhaps to add on to your advice, my advice, yes, try to connect with your peers and that's a great buffer, let's say, as doing a PhD is not an easy thing, especially in Europe, you should have a lot of resilience, so...
NazHOST
58:41
Thank you very much, Jonas.
NazHOST
58:42
Actually, it was amazing to have to be here and to have this episode recorded at Osnaburg today and giving this amazing tour to us as well as showing us around and also sharing your knowledge.
NazHOST
58:59
Thank you very much.
Jonas SchmidingerGUEST
59:00
Thank you for having me.
Alex WoodwardHOST
67:00
And if they played like this against Karsra, I know St. Pauli aren't the best side in the league, but you can't imagine that they're going to get a better result in that game or in any game this season.
Alex WoodwardHOST
67:15
I was going to talk about Armenia Bielefeld against Osnabrück in depth as well, but I have noticed how short on time we are.
Alex WoodwardHOST
67:26
I think that in the opening 20 minutes of this game Bielefeld made quite a few really bad defensive mistakes that Could have led Osnabruck to being far more than one goal up.
Alex WoodwardHOST
67:38
Their only goal coming from Robin Meissner was benefiting from a defensive mistake.
Alex WoodwardHOST
67:50
They started to play a lot better and they did deserve their win in the end.
Alex WoodwardHOST
67:54
Both goals coming from crosses and headers.
Alex WoodwardHOST
67:58
So a good win for them against a... rival obviously the Biela Faldos and Rook rivalry is not the biggest in world football but you know a win's a win and it's always sweet when it comes against local opposition and it's a good win for them as well it means they move into the top half of the table to be honest for us in the book this wasn't a great performance but I'm still I'm fairly happy with where they are And I say this as somebody who is not an Osnabrück fan, so probably should be ignored.
Alex WoodwardHOST
68:26
But I think, yes, they're only one point clear of 17th place Darmstadt.
Caspar JansHOST
31:07
So really, really simply, if you are looking for non-differentiating processes, then you typically look for standardization.
Caspar JansHOST
31:15
We want to do this everywhere the same, if it's Heidelberg or Dresden or Osnabrück or wherever you are, Munich.
Caspar JansHOST
31:21
And that means that the process owner needs to be, I always compare that with a pit bull, somebody with a big baseball bat running around the organization saying, you shall, you must.
Caspar JansHOST
31:32
And he has the mandate or she has the mandate to do that.
Tommy SandsGUEST
15:40
Mm-hmm.
Tommy SandsGUEST
15:42
And he went on down to Osnabrück that night because we were playing down, not part, the next day.
Tommy SandsGUEST
15:49
Well, the next day we were free, that is it.
Tommy SandsGUEST
15:51
But we were awakened in the morning by the person who actually hosted us, a man called Horst Tübingen.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
147:25
It might even come to pass that strict law might turn the majority into a minority.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
147:32
Already on April eighteenth the chapter of Osnabrück had chosen a Catholic to succeed a Protestant bishop, perhaps not altogether uninfluenced by the near neighborhood of a Catholic army.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
147:45
Christian of Brunswick, certain that he would not be allowed to retain his see, had formally given in his resignation, and it was not impossible that with some manipulation the chapter of Halberstadt might be induced to follow the example of Osnabrück.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
148:04
The question of the bishoprics had no doubt its low and petty side.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
148:09
It may be spoken of simply as a question interesting to a handful of aristocratic sinecurists who had had the luck to reap the good things of the old bishops without doing their work.

5 HRS 10 MINS LATER

Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
457:56
Long ago the disciplined force which Gustavus had brought across the sea had melted away, and the Swedish army was now like other armies, a mere collection of mercenaries, without religion, without pity, and without remorse.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
458:13
Negotiations for peace were spoken of from time to time, and preparations were at last made for a great meeting of diplomatists.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
458:22
In order to prevent the usual quarrel about precedency, it was decided that some of the ambassadors should hold their sittings at Osnabrück and the others at Münster—an arrangement which was not likely to conduce to a speedy settlement.

5 more episodes mention Osnabrück.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.