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Tromsø

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Sep 15, 2026

Andy SchellHOST
45:25
Where do you wanna start?
August SandbergHOST
45:27
Um, I want to start in Tromsø and end up in Longyearbyen.
Andy SchellHOST
45:34
Okay.
MiaUNKNOWN
45:34
Well, are we giving away what we're doing?
Andy SchellHOST
45:36
Tromsø to Longyearbyen.
Andy SchellHOST
45:38
I mean, everybody knows, everybody knows we're going back to Svalbard in 2028.
Andy SchellHOST
45:40
So Tromsø to Longyearbyen.
Andy SchellHOST
45:41
I'm gonna, so now, in this same map, I have a little planning tool that you and me get to use when we build the route.
The New Area 51GUEST
15:37
So A330 to Frankfurt.
The New Area 51GUEST
15:40
Uh, uh, Lufthansa A320neo, uh, to Tromso, Norway, which is-
AaronHOST
15:45
Was the A330 Lufthansa as well?
The New Area 51GUEST
15:47
It was.
AaronHOST
15:49
Okay.
AaronHOST
15:49
Okay.
The New Area 51GUEST
15:50
Um, and then the, the, uh, Lufthansa A2, A- A320 to, um, Tromso, Norway, which is just north of this Bu- Buddha.
The New Area 51GUEST
15:59
Um, and then I took this, uh, the regional airline in Norway is called Wideroe.
Neave BarkerHOST
0:32
Okay, well let's bring in our panel of guests.
Neave BarkerHOST
0:35
In Tromso, Norway, Mads Frederiksen, Executive Director of the Arctic Economic Council.
Neave BarkerHOST
0:42
In Moscow, Vyacheslav Mishchenko, a Russia energy expert.
Neave BarkerHOST
0:45
And in Seoul, Jimmy Sarota Hwang, Founder of Nava Analytics and Research, which looks at the maritime trade and logistics industry.
Ida Kristine StefansenGUEST
1:35
I am 41 years old.
Ida Kristine StefansenGUEST
1:38
I come from and live in Tromsø, but I spent 14 years in Oslo, where I got to know you.
Ida Kristine StefansenGUEST
1:45
But the way I came into coffee was...
Ida Kristine StefansenGUEST
1:49
When I was 17, I just worked at a cafe and there was no there was no one but it to teach you how to use the machine.
Tim WendelboeHOST
2:18
Yeah, and Kaffebøna is one of the pioneering coffee shops in Norway, actually.
Ida Kristine StefansenGUEST
2:21
Absolutely.
Tim WendelboeHOST
2:22
He started up in Tromsø.
Tim WendelboeHOST
2:24
I remember I was competing against him in the early days in the barista competitions.
Jack WrightGUEST
43:44
But they scored four against Villa opening the season in that first half.
Jack WrightGUEST
43:47
They also scored four against Tromso in Europe when they played there.
Jack WrightGUEST
43:51
But I think they're vulnerable to a side who can play in transition or Coventry can.
Jack WrightGUEST
43:57
They're also vulnerable from set pieces.
CornHOST
15:28
I spent a winter
Hilbert FlumingtopSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:29
in Tromsø, night auditor at a hotel.
Hilbert FlumingtopSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:32
The sun doesn't rise for six weeks.
Hilbert FlumingtopSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:34
There's no sunset to anchor to.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:35
pick which proxy they trust.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:38
Sunset, clock, or their own habits.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:40
Or their own breakfast if they're in Tromsø.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:42
Thanks to our producer, Hilbert Flumingtop.

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The Dark Forest Theory_ Why One Signal to Aliens Could End Us

Sep 4 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
80:02
When focused into a narrow beam and directed at specific stars, The effective radiated power was billions of watts, orders of magnitude above anything that Earth's leaked emissions produce.
speaker_0NARRATOR
80:14
In 2017, METI International transmitted a message from the EISCAT facility in Tromsø, Norway, targeted at Luton's Star, a red dwarf approximately 12.4 light years from Earth.
speaker_0NARRATOR
80:28
The signal was deliberately designed to be detectable by a civilization with technology comparable to our own, assuming they were listening in the right direction at the right frequency.
speaker_0NARRATOR
80:39
Luton's Star is known to host at least two exoplanets, one of which orbits within the star's habitable zone.
Amahl PellegrinoGUEST
25:04
I actually played against Oni.
Amahl PellegrinoGUEST
25:06
So we had a talk when I came, because Oni played in Tromsø, and that's the derby of Bodeglimt.
Amahl PellegrinoGUEST
25:15
I didn't play in Bodeglimt when Oni was in Tromsø, but I played in Strömskot, so we had played against each other.
Amahl PellegrinoGUEST
25:20
So that was like... uh easy way to come in so i had a conversation with him and then yep becomes honest chris mcvay marcus and yeah and everyone is just talking their language i talking my language and sometimes we don't understand each other so we talk english so so it was just easy and and a good way to come in so it was yeah
Kaila Burns-HeffnerHOST
25:47
as a scandinavian what countries do you consider as part of scandinavia
Judith SchwartzGUEST
26:53
It was by a fellow named Andi Sambi, who is an indigenous Sami woman.
Judith SchwartzGUEST
27:04
He teaches in the northernmost university in the world, Tromso, and he teaches indigenous law.
Judith SchwartzGUEST
27:14
And his talk was brilliant and kind of, you know, just hard to take because it was so raw.
Caroline CaseyHOST
27:30
Right.
Lennart SnucksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:54
Yeah.
Daniel FriebeHOST
42:54
Yeah.So Andreas has the northernmost birthplace of anyone I think who's ever ridden in the WorldTour, Tromso.
Lennart SnucksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:00
Yeah.
Daniel FriebeHOST
43:01
I think you had, because you just told me you don't live there anymore-

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