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Sep 30, 2026
Pekka KuusistoGUEST
Would have been nice to meet him.
Pekka KuusistoGUEST
It was filmed by the Finnish Broadcasting Company, and you can even find it on YouTube these days in a bunch of different colorized versions and black and white versions.
Pekka KuusistoGUEST
I love his playing.
Pekka KuusistoGUEST
And this particular recording comes from a live album called Walls for Debbie, I think from 62, where it's all recorded at the Village Vanguard.
speaker_0HOST
So anyway, yeah, we finally got the Ö-däht and this is my picture, by the way.
speaker_0HOST
I wrote Anna Ölu, Yle, Ylo, Öla.
speaker_0HOST
That's right.
speaker_0HOST
Estonian tongue twister.
Rowan de PomeraiGUEST
I think it's also all too easy to talk about Europe as if it's one thing, right? So, you know, we did a piece we called the European TV and Streaming Outlook earlier in the year.
Rowan de PomeraiGUEST
And honestly, the difference between countries that we were seeing, you look at Piana's close neighbours up in Finland, for example, YLE, the national broadcaster, like, just hugely, hugely, hugely popular.
Rowan de PomeraiGUEST
Right up there, beating the big US services in a way that isn't happening in Southern Europe, for example.
Rowan de PomeraiGUEST
So, you know, there's huge variation.
Ben AnsellHOST
But what about sabotage in the real world? In December 2024, a Russian-linked tanker dragged its anchor over power and telecommunication cables in the Gulf of Finland, damaging critical infrastructure.
Ben AnsellHOST
The ship's Georgian captain, David Vadachkoria, told the Finnish national broadcaster YLE that the incident was unintentional.
David VadachkoriaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We are innocent.
David VadachkoriaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's just a marine accident.
speaker_0HOST
Instead, it shows European governments developing additional layers of deterrence alongside NATO.
speaker_0HOST
For further information, see Office of the President of the Republic of Finland, Yle, AP, and Reuters.
speaker_1HOST
Iceland puts the future of commercial whaling on its legislative agenda.
speaker_0HOST
Iceland's government has formally placed a comprehensive review of commercial whaling on its legislative program, including consideration of a permanent ban.
Olli SeuriGUEST
And then at the same time, I could see that where the audio media was going, and I went kind of headfirst to podcasting.
Olli SeuriGUEST
And I think we built a, a produced, uh, second podcast that Yle did, and then we did different variations of programs in podcasting.
Olli SeuriGUEST
After that, I also hosted, but I think it was the feeling around the media that how you connect with the audience was so different in the podcasting space than it was in the radio.
Olli SeuriGUEST
And then I started to think about, like, why is it also a different media? Both are audio, both are ...
Corinne FisherHOST
And And then she included multiple articles.
Corinne FisherHOST
She said these three articles are in Swedish by YLE, Finland's national public broadcasting company.
Corinne FisherHOST
And I did find one of the articles in English.
Corinne FisherHOST
I know you said that you had asked to translate them, but I did find possibly a more recent one too.
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Corinne FisherHOST
Okay.
Corinne FisherHOST
So let me go into the article that I found that's in English.
Corinne FisherHOST
It is from this YLE publication that is mentioned.
Corinne FisherHOST
So this is a finished publication, but this is in English and it was not trained.
Lewis FarrellHOST
So, yeah, the question comes up, can a government really claim digital sovereignty if it's essential AI systems can be disabled by an infrastructure provider in another country? That's the key piece.
Lewis FarrellHOST
And therefore, we come to the EU article out of YLE.FI.
Lewis FarrellHOST
Interesting.
Lewis FarrellHOST
Probably an aggregator.