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Oct 28, 2026

Pete QuiñonesHOST
51:59
I must confess that nowhere have I found any mention of Jewish bankers participating in these speculations, yet even the most superficial acquaintance with the Dutch money market in the 18th century can scarcely leave room for doubt that Jews must have been largely interested in this business.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:15
It is a well-known fact, as I hope to show, that in those days anything in Holland connected with money lending, but especially with stocks and shares and speculation, was characteristically Jewish." We are strengthened in this conclusion through knowing that most of the business in mortgage banking was carried on with the colony of Suriname.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:33
Of the 100 million golden of mortgage deeds already mentioned, 60 million worth was from Suriname.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:40
Now Suriname, as we noted above, was the Jewish colony par excellence.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:47
The possibility that the above...
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:49
The possibility that the credit relationship at that time between Suriname and the motherland was maintained by other than Jewish houses is well nigh excluded.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:58
So much for the sources regarding the Jewish share in the development of modern credit instruments.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
53:03
The sum total is not much.
Nikolai AttaiGUEST
15:12
I'm part of this called the Chinese Caribbean Scholarship Network.
Nikolai AttaiGUEST
15:15
So it's a network of scholars, artists, writers, creatives, community members from around the world, England, Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad, Jamaica, Cuba, all over the world.
Nikolai AttaiGUEST
15:29
When you hear people share stories, you meet people From Jamaica, who have family in Trinidad, you hear similar surnames, or whose family would have been in Trinidad or Guyana at some point, or Cuba at some point.
Nikolai AttaiGUEST
15:40
And you realize that although a Chinese family may have settled in one space, they have still established or maintained contacts in other spaces.

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Nikolai AttaiGUEST
35:45
And there we were able to see people doing some really amazing work on preserving these histories and sitting with the culture and all these things.
Nikolai AttaiGUEST
35:53
So we had writers, we had creators, artists, scholars, and so forth.
Nikolai AttaiGUEST
35:59
So I think that even there as a resource, you could find some really interesting people from Suriname, Belize, Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad.
Nikolai AttaiGUEST
36:07
And what I appreciated about that too, it de-centered the typical islands or countries that we'd hear, right? The Trinidad, the Jamaica, the Guyana, Cuba.
Brendan DunlopHOST
13:08
It's great that they and it makes sense that they would have a fast track to the quarterfinals, but it also robs them of an opportunity to play competitive games.
Brendan DunlopHOST
13:17
And, you know, against a Suriname in what would be a last 16 setup, I think could go a long way in preparing the team better.
Brendan DunlopHOST
13:25
And, you know, we don't have to look very far.
Brendan DunlopHOST
13:27
Look at the women's side and see this dramatic gap and lack of competitive games that really has set the team back and robbed them of opportunity to develop.
Conrad FranzHOST
62:29
North Amazonid.
Conrad FranzHOST
62:32
Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname.
Conrad FranzHOST
62:35
Dominant type of the rainforest north of the Amazon River to the Caribbean.
Conrad FranzHOST
62:39
Dang it.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
4:28
But actually, I want to start this journey by placing you in one of my most cherished memories, a discovery of the grotesque miracle that is life through a nature program.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
4:42
Let me introduce you to the life cycle of the Suriname toad, as I did.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
4:50
So, okay, it's autumn.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
4:54
You're me, you trudge up a steep driveway, you retrieve the spare key from the spider-infested garage, unlock the basement door, and try not to be afraid of the empty house.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
5:56
Listen.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
5:59
Number four on our list of the most extreme births is one tough model.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
6:05
The Suriname Toad, native to the rainforests of South America, has one hell of a skincare routine.
Stephen IdrisanoCORRESPONDENT
6:12
Unlike other amphibians, the Suriname Toad doesn't lay her eggs.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
51:20
It is a well-known fact, as I hope to show, that in those days, anything in Holland connected with money lending, but especially with stocks and shares and speculation, was characteristically Jewish.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
51:31
We are strengthened in this conclusion through knowing that most of the business in mortgage banking was carried on with the colony of Suriname.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
51:39
Of the 100 million golden of mortgage deeds already mentioned, 60 million worth was from Suriname, Now Suriname, as we noted above, was the Jewish colony par excellence.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
51:53
The possibility that the credit relationship at that time between Suriname and the motherland was maintained by other than Jewish houses is well nigh excluded.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:04
So much for the sources regarding the Jewish share in the development of modern credit instruments.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
52:08
The sum total is not much.
Simone CollinsHOST
6:54
And then finally, we have the Netherlands.
Simone CollinsHOST
6:57
Who is the best and worst in the Netherlands? We have the worst offenders being- Who is out raping the opponent? Well, it's weird because I think their data's off because it starts with like, I think Antillan and Aruba, Aruba, like is that the Caribbean? Then Suriname, which is also South America, Morocco, which I guess would fall into North Africa and the other graphs.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
7:23
I'll figure out what this first word is here.
Simone CollinsHOST
7:25
Yeah, Antillan and Aruba.
Mike BradleyHOST
4:36
We'll see how all that plays out.
Mike BradleyHOST
4:38
But we're really looking to hear what our host has to say to you or our guests is about to say on not only the Brazilian elections, but just Venezuela, Argentina, Guyana, Suriname, just all of Latin America and South America, how things are changing quite rapidly there.
Mike BradleyHOST
4:55
So with that, Maren, we'll hand it back to you.
Maynard HoltHOST
4:57
Yeah, that's great.
KC SeeGUEST
25:48
They want to organize one.
KC SeeGUEST
25:49
And of course, it's difficult to send somebody from Suriname to KL four times, you know.
KC SeeGUEST
25:53
So you just want to do it one shot.
KC SeeGUEST
25:54
But so we actually sacrifice convenience.
Colin PadgetGUEST
13:58
Yeah, I mean, this is actually our most productive time of the year.
Colin PadgetGUEST
14:00
So we're in a longer dry season in Suriname at the moment.
Colin PadgetGUEST
14:05
We don't really stop, though.
Colin PadgetGUEST
14:06
I mean, we shut down over the holidays at the end of the year.

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