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Ring til Radio4Er det rimeligt, at vi skal betale mere for kød og mælk?I går præsenterede et ekspertudvalg nedsat af regeringen en række anbefalinger for en CO2-afgift på landbruget. En afgift, som - uanset hvordan man vender og drejer det - kommer til at betyde, at dagligvarer som kød og mælk bliver dyrere ude i butikkerne. Men er det rimeligt? Det taler vi om i Ring til Radio4 i dag - hvor det også handler om, hvorvidt de store byer tæt på grænsen bør have byskilte på tysk, og om det er rimeligt, at Gældsstyrelsen må indkræve op mod 60 procent af lønnen fra folk, d...
2024-02-221h 46
KIF Kolding - SkyboxenEp 23: Hvem er de nye spillere i KIF fra næste sæson?I denne episode tager vi et kig på de nye spillere KIF har offentliggjort til den næste sæson. Sjovt nok allesammen spillere der er fra vores modstander i sidste runde, Mors-Thy Håndbold. Det drejer sig om:
Bjarke Christensen
Sander Øverjordet
Erik Toft
Derudover ser vi frem mod lokalbraget mod Fredericia i t-hansen ARENA.
Podcasten er sponsoreret af Global Evolution.
2021-11-161h 11
B.S. HistoryWhy You Shouldn't Feel Bad about Historical Figures Accomplishing Great Things at a Young AgeOld Audio I found of an article I wrote a long while back.
2021-10-2922 minB.S. HistoryA Short History of TbilisiA short overview of the history of Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.
2021-10-2919 min
B.S. HistoryThe Fall of the Ming Dynasty and Volcanoes Shaping HistoryHow new research suggests that the 1641 eruption of Mount Parker, might have been the deciding factor in the fall of the powerful Ming Empire.
2020-10-0222 minB.S. HistoryJapan's Many Prime MinistersA short episode on the curiously large number of Japanese Prime Ministers.
2020-09-1812 minB.S. HistoryWhy Historical Figures Accomplished Great Things at a Young AgeI have become annoyed with articles on the internet and in popular history magazines, where individuals are lauded for achievements at young ages, without acknowledging the help they got and their fortuitous circumstances. Specifically I talk about Mary Shelley, Horatio Nelson and Alexander the Great. The same critical thinking on their stories, can be applied to pretty much every historical figure.
2020-09-0722 minB.S. HistoryQuick Rant Regarding the Engineering Abilities of Ancient PeoplesWhy it annoys me, that some people still question the construction & engineering abilities of ancient peoples.
2020-08-1509 minB.S. HistoryThe Creation of Modern Day IndonesiaA short episode on how Indonesia, an often overlooked country, came to be.
2020-08-1125 minB.S. HistoryThoughts on the Modern Day Perception of Living Standards in the PastSome thoughts on how skewed our view of life in the past, as it pertains to health, hygiene & well-being, has become.
2020-08-0527 minB.S. HistorySome events of the Renaissance that shaped the course of European HistoryEvents, innovations and ideas from the Renaissance, and why that era holds such a prominent position in European history.
2020-07-2045 minB.S. HistoryGeography Shaping HistorySome thoughts on the way geography has shaped the history of humanity. Based on chapters in the excellent book "Prisoners of Geography" by Tim Marshall.
(*Was a little under the weather while recording, hope it doesn't interfere too much)
2020-07-041h 29B.S. HistoryA Comprehensive Look at the History of City-states.More than an hour, all about city-states. What they were, what they are, as well as many examples from history.
Content:
Intro 0:00 - 4:47. // Sumerian City-states, Ur & Uruk 4:47 - 11:10. // Phoenician City-states, Carthage & Rome 11:10 - 21:20. // Greek City-states, Athens & Sparta. 21:20 - 34:46. // Philistine City-states 34:46 - 36:31. // Mayan City-states & Cahokia 36:31 - 43:06. // Somali Port-cities 43:06 - 46:11. // Central & South East Asian city-states 46:11 - 50:44. // The Hanseatic League & The Swiss Confederacy 50:44 - 56:50. // The Italian City-states 56:50 - 1:07:44. // Singapore 1:07:44 - 1:12:15. // Outro 1:12:15 - 1:16:24.
2020-06-271h 16B.S. HistorySomething to Watch: The King (2019)Why you ought to watch "The King," if you are interested in medieval European history.
2020-06-2009 minB.S. HistoryThoughts on Comparative AnalysisSome reflections on the use of comparative analysis in the study of history.
2020-06-1916 minB.S. HistoryThe Paleo-Siberian language IsolatesThe Paleo-Siberian language Isolates and what they tell us about Human prehistoric migration in the Far East.
2020-06-0810 minB.S. HistoryThoughts on the Modern Day Perception of Ancient ReligionsA few thoughts on our modern image of ancient religions, and how religion has always been very complex.
2020-05-1821 minB.S. HistoryA Short History of TaiwanExplaining the historical reasons that Taiwan is in a difficult position in modern international politics.
2020-05-0215 minB.S. HistoryThe Foundations of the Modern State of MongoliaHow things were in Mongolia around the time of the First World War, and the reasons that Mongolia from 1924 to 1992 was a communist state.
2020-04-0314 minB.S. HistoryQuarantining throughout HistoryA walkthrough of some examples of historical quarantining practices.
2020-03-3027 minB.S. HistoryNew Discoveries about the Rapa Nui (Easter Island) cultureHighlighting new findings from an article in the Journal of Archaeological Science
2020-03-0612 minB.S. HistoryWW2: The Battle of Britain & Why the Nazis were always going to lose, sooner or later.A look at new research on the WW2 Battle of Britain, published in the Journal of Military History. And why I sincerely doubt the Nazis could have ever achieved their goals.
2020-02-2830 minB.S. HistoryThe story of the Sikh Empire and thoughts on the nature of what an "Empire" is.Telling the story of the Sikh Empire, which ruled much of the Punjab region between 1799-1849. As well as looking at the way we describe historical geographical & political entities such as empires.
2020-02-2534 minB.S. HistoryJuche: The History of North Korea, from model Communist state to worldwide pariah.An account of how North Korea ended up where it is today, and exploring the political philosophy of "Juche" or "Self-reliance," based on research by Charles K. Armstrong.
2020-02-2333 minB.S. HistoryWho do we remember from 500 years ago, and who will be remembered 500 years in the future?An interesting and open-ended question that was posed to me. So I recorded a (hopefully) thought-provoking episode elaborating on the very same question.
2020-02-2138 minB.S. HistoryPeter Martyr's Decades and the Spanish conquest of the Caribbean & MesoamericaAll about the chronicler Peter Martyr, and his writings on the early Spanish colonization of "New Spain" as it was then known.
2020-02-2033 minB.S. HistoryModern Native American history, and why you should read "The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee" by David Treuer.A book recommendation episode. I muse a little bit on modern Native American history, and tell you why David Treuer has written a great book.
2020-02-0718 minB.S. HistoryNames & naming practices in HistoryThoughts on names and naming practices throughout history.
2020-01-3114 minB.S. HistoryCoriolanus, the Roman Rebuplic & ShakespeareThoughts on the legend of Gaius Martius Coriolanus, the precariousness of the early Roman Rebuplic & William Shakespeare's play based on the story about Coriolanus' life.
2020-01-2421 minB.S. HistoryCousins of Homo SapiensFor the first ever episode I'm going way back in time, for some facts and thoughts on a few cousins to our species.
2020-01-1522 min
2020-01-1500 min
KNOW THE LEDGE#25 TandsmoerVi var en tur på Nørrebro og besøge Tandsmoer i deres studio Parnasset. Gruppen består af Rapperen Jacob Valbjørn og Produceren/Rapperen Jesper Antik Sørensen. De to danner et unikt makkerskab som går op i en højere enhed. Det kan man høre på deres nye plade Op efter luft, som får ros alle vegne man kommer, og med rette, der eksistere ikke noget lignende på den danske hip hop scene. Pladen er ekstremt stemningsfyldt og man kan ikke undgå at blive trukket ind i deres univers, som til tider bliver præget af dystre...
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