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Rotterdam

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Sep 15, 2026

SamHOST
6:01
And then number 10.
SamHOST
6:03
Rotterdam hosts Europe's largest port, and it's on this body of water.
SamHOST
6:10
It handles roughly 430 million tons of freight each year.
SamHOST
6:15
Name that body of water which the port of Rotterdam is on.
SamHOST
6:28
All right, everybody.
SamHOST
6:29
Pausing to have you one more time.

7 MINS LATER

SamHOST
13:28
We're talking about Nicholas Sparks.
SamHOST
13:32
And then number 10.
Beatrice GrunoniHOST
1:45
yes okay
Katherine McKenzieHOST
1:47
yeah so thank you very much so not only are the clinical pharmacists and they work in this area they're also doing their ph doctoral research in that area so we're indeed very very lucky to have them first we welcome uh tim smeets now dr tim smeets congratulations um he's our clinical pharmacist erasmus university in the netherlands Rotterdam and his data work sits exactly within the sort of bridge of pharmacokinetics and pharmacokinetics at the bedside personalising care for the patient he sees in front of you.
Katherine McKenzieHOST
2:21
Welcome Tim.
Katherine McKenzieHOST
2:23
Thank you very much.
Danny KasmanGUEST
49:42
But, um, that's, that's the main upside of we, we often complain this festival's too big, and there's so many films, and this kind of indiscriminate programming.
Danny KasmanGUEST
49:48
But really it's only festivals of this size, like TIFF, like Berlin, like Rotterdam, where you actually have the opportunity to be like, "What's playing at 2:00? Oh, like, 10 movies.
Danny KasmanGUEST
49:57
I'm gonna choose one of them," or, "I popped out of this movie 'cause I walked out, or it ended, or whatever, and then what else is going on?" A lot of things versus one thing or two things.
Danny KasmanGUEST
50:05
So the, the-
KodiHOST
0:20
Thank you, thank you so much.
KodiHOST
0:21
I, I saw you guys' post a week or two ago after Rotterdam and I was like, "I need to talk to them about this." So I, I did what I always do.
KodiHOST
0:32
I shot my shot through social media and, uh, we got to chatting, and now here you are, man.
KodiHOST
0:38
Thank you so much.

43 MINS LATER

Ben WrightGUEST
43:50
We have a board of directors, and we do a lot of different things through Bluegrass Ambassadors, all with this kind of, you know, message of making sure people are seen, uh, at the core of it.
Ben WrightGUEST
44:03
And so, you know, we did, we- and I- we can get to that.
Ben WrightGUEST
44:07
We did this big project in Rotterdam.
Ben WrightGUEST
44:10
But just as important is some of...
James HollandGUEST
27:22
So I've been lucky along the way to have some amazing coaches for sure.
Willem van DenderenHOST
27:26
So that would have been across Arsene Alkmaar's underage setup and then into Sparta Rotterdam? Yeah, exactly.
Willem van DenderenHOST
27:32
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Willem van DenderenHOST
27:34
How was that as a young man traversing around the Netherlands? They're nice cities.
Willem van DenderenHOST
27:39
Alkmaar's a little bit quiet, but yeah, Rotterdam's a little bit bigger, although Sparta on the smaller end.
Willem van DenderenHOST
27:44
How'd you feel your time off the football pitch then at a very different stage of your life, I'm sure? Yeah, I'm sure you're across
James HollandGUEST
27:49
it all.
Tom MayNARRATOR
39:27
The linen industry made the people rich.
Tom MayNARRATOR
39:30
In time, a city sprang up, which they called Rotterdam, or the dam where they rotted the flax.
Tom MayNARRATOR
39:39
And because where had been a forest of oaks with a pool and rivulet, there was now a silvery stream flowing gently between verdant meadows, they made the arms and seal of the city green and white, two of the former and one of the latter.
Tom MayNARRATOR
39:56
That is, verdure and silver.

2 HRS 2 MINS LATER

Hannah CatherineNARRATOR
162:09
"Who has been here? It looks like a rat's picnic." However, the workmen soon came and set everything to rights.
Hannah CatherineNARRATOR
162:16
Then they packed up the pretty things.
Hannah CatherineNARRATOR
162:18
They hammered down the box lids and before night the Japanese curiosities were all sorted in the hold of a swift Dutch ship from Nagasaki bound to Rotterdam.
Hannah CatherineNARRATOR
162:28
After a long voyage, the vessel arrived safely in good season and the boxes were sent into The Hague or the capital city.
Sonia RectenwaldHOST
16:18
And my last stop takes us to the Netherlands.
Sonia RectenwaldHOST
16:21
Now, if you're looking at a Dutch and Belgian Waterways cruise, there's one name that tends to swallow up a lot of the attention: Amsterdam, then perhaps Rotterdam.
Sonia RectenwaldHOST
16:33
And if the itinerary includes Kinderdijk, those famous windmills understandably get a lot of attention, too.
Sonia RectenwaldHOST
16:40
But then there's Dordrecht.
Eirik HooperGUEST
12:11
So another one that's been in the news recently but is normally overlooked is the inland waterway in Northern Europe, the Rhine, the Danube and others.
Eirik HooperGUEST
12:22
These are critically important logistics corridors for the major northern European hub ports, especially Rotterdam and Antwerp.
Eirik HooperGUEST
12:33
The Rhine at its critical choke point at Kalb hit just, I think it was six centimetres in August.
Eirik HooperGUEST
12:41
It's recovered now to 60 centimetres.
Mr BallenHOST
1:53
Okay? Let's get into today's stories.
Mr BallenHOST
1:56
[upbeat music] Around one thirty PM on the afternoon of May eighteenth, two thousand and seven, a fifty-seven-year-old woman named Yvonne de Hoord arrived at a park in Rotterdam, which is a city in the Netherlands.
Mr BallenHOST
2:24
She was there to meet up with her friend, and she had to cut through the park to get to his house.
Mr BallenHOST
2:28
Yvonne went to her friend's house almost every day, and usually when she walked through the park during the week, there weren't that many people around.
Nick BramleyHOST
37:15
And Hal Robson-Carnu on LinkedIn shared a video of their Feyenoord Ultras.
Nick BramleyHOST
37:25
This guy lives on a second floor apartment block in Rotterdam and the Feyenoord Ultras went outside his flat And they were bouncing up and down with flares, celebrating this guy's 91st birthday.
Nick BramleyHOST
37:38
And you've got to look at it and go, that is a community club, mate.
Nick BramleyHOST
37:42
That is what football and football fans are all about.

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