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Exploring the Language of ScriptureHow 1 Peter Reads Scripture: Why the Septuagint MattersWhy does it matter that 1 Peter consistently uses the Greek Old Testament — the Septuagint — and how does that shape the message of the letter?In this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen speaks with New Testament scholar Ed Glenny about how the author of 1 Peter reads and uses Scripture. Ed Glenny shows why Peter’s use of the Greek Scriptures is not incidental, but central to understanding the theology and argument of the letter.Much of 1 Peter is shaped by careful engagement with the Old Testament in Greek. We explore why most of Pet...
2025-12-171h 19Exploring the Language of ScriptureGalatians 2: Paul’s Logic of Salvation & Flow of Thought Explained | Nicolai TechowGalatians 2:15–21 is one of the most debated passages in Paul — but why is it so difficult to interpret, and what exactly is Paul arguing? In this episode, we walk step-by-step through the flow of thought in Galatians 2, showing how the Greek text reveals Paul’s logic regarding justification, faith, the law, and Christian identity.Daniel Mikkelsen speaks with Nicolai Techow (Lecturer at Fjellhaug International University College, Copenhagen), a scholar of Paul and the Greek New Testament, about how reading Galatians in Greek uncovers structure, connections, and meaning that are often obscured in Englis...
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Movie OublietteDust Bunny & Eternal Return (TIFF 2025 bonus reviews)In the last of our series of early previews of forthcoming films, gleaned from Conrad's time at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) under the wing of Toronto native and film critic extraordinaire, Joe Lipsett, we're looking at two gold-and-turquoise whimsical fantasies: Dust Bunny and Eternal Return.The former is Hannibal and Pushing Daisies showrunner Bryan Fuller's directorial debut, introducing Sophie Sloane as a young girl who recruits the assassin who lives next door (Mads Mikkelsen) to slay the monster that lives under her bed. Cue a delightfully colourful and frequently absurd fairytale that also features...
2025-11-2017 minExploring the Language of ScriptureReading Leviticus This Way Makes It Deeper | Christian Canu HøjgaardReading Leviticus this way makes it deeper. Many readers approach Leviticus as a dense book of rules and obscure laws — difficult to read, difficult to understand, and seemingly far removed from everyday Christian life. But what if the problem isn’t Leviticus, but the way we read it?In this episode, I’m joined by Christian Canu Højgaard — pastor, Hebrew scholar, and specialist in Leviticus — to explore how the book functions as carefully crafted literature rather than a random collection of laws. We discuss how understanding its structure, themes, and origina...
2025-11-191h 12Exploring the Language of ScriptureWhat the First Readers Saw in the Creation Account of Genesis (We Often Miss) | Jens Bruun KofoedDid the first readers of Genesis see creation as a temple? In this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Professor of Old Testament Jens Bruun Kofoed joins me to explore how ancient Israelites understood the creation account in Genesis 1–11 — and why seeing Eden as a sanctuary and humanity as God’s image-bearers transforms the way we read Scripture.We dive into temple imagery, ancient Near Eastern context, Hebrew language insights, and how the earliest audience would have heard the creation story. We explore how creati...
2025-11-051h 15Exploring the Language of ScriptureDid Paul Really Teach Two Roads to Salvation? | Josh Ip Cho-suenSome scholars within the Paul within Judaism school (PWJ) argue that Paul taught two distinct paths to salvation—one for Jews through the Law and another for Gentiles through Christ. But is that really what Paul says?In this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Josh Ip Cho-suen (pastor and biblical scholar) to examine how Paul actually speaks about salvation for Jews and Gentiles. We trace the development of the PWJ view (including influences from E. P. Sanders and covenantal nomism) and test it against key texts li...
2025-10-221h 32Exploring the Language of ScriptureWhat Early Christians Thought about the Kingdom of God? | Tyler HoaglandHow did early Christians understand the Kingdom of God—and how did their view move beyond the Gospels into Paul, Acts, and the Apostolic Fathers?In this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen speaks with Tyler Hoagland, independent scholar of early Christianity, about how the Kingdom of God was conceived in the first 150 years after Christ.Drawing on his doctoral research, Tyler shows how the Greek terms βασιλεία (basileia) —kingdom—and βασιλεύω (basileuō) —to reign—reveal a royal and participatory dimension often lost in translation. The conversati...
2025-10-081h 29Exploring the Language of ScriptureDoes Acts Contain Actual Eyewitness Accounts? | Steve WaltonDoes the Book of Acts really preserve accurate eyewitness testimonies? In this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Steve Walton—pastor, New Testament scholar, and specialist on the Book of Acts—for a wide-ranging conversation about whether Acts contains evidence of eyewitness accounts.From the importance of Greek for reading Acts, to eyewitness testimony, historical accuracy, miracles, and the mysterious “we” sections, Steve Walton explains what makes Acts unlike any other New Testament book and why it matters today.Whether you’re curious about how reliable Ac...
2025-09-241h 15Exploring the Language of ScriptureWhy Are the Dragon & Woman in Revelation 12? | Ian PaulIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture on Revelation, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Ian Paul—Anglican minister, New Testament scholar, and author of the Tyndale Commentary on Revelation—for a wide-ranging conversation on the meaning and message of Revelation 12.From the strange imagery of the pregnant woman and the dragon to the central question of the problem of evil, Revelation 12 offers both a cosmic drama and a message of hope. Ian Paul explains why this chapter is often seen as the heart of Revelation, unpacks its use of myth and symbol, and show...
2025-09-101h 01Exploring the Language of ScriptureColossians Explained: Why It Matters Who Christ Is | Paul FosterIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture on Colossians, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Professor Paul Foster—New Testament scholar and Daniel’s PhD supervisor—for an in-depth conversation on the theology and message of Colossians, and why it matters who Christ is.From the Christological poem in chapter 1 to warnings against false teachings, angel worship, and spiritual powers, Colossians insists on the supremacy of Christ in every area of life. Paul Foster shares insights from his own commentary, explores the historical and cultural background of the Colossian church, and reflects on the letter...
2025-08-271h 17Exploring the Language of ScriptureHow Can Paul Say ‘Don’t Curse’—Yet Do It? | Filip SylwestrowiczIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Filip Sylwestrowicz—a pastor and New Testament scholar—for a rich and thought-provoking conversation on blessings and curses in Paul’s letters, their ancient background, and their relevance for the Church today.Drawing on passages like Galatians 1, 1 Corinthians 5 and 16, Romans 9 and 12, Filip explores the meaning of anathema, the language of 'handing over to Satan', and the paradox of Paul encouraging believers to bless their persecutors yet pronouncing curses himself. He also examines how the language of curse functioned and was us...
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The Bible (Unmuted)#127: Resurrection, Joy, and Language: An Interview with Daniel Mikkelsen, Part 2Part 2 of 2Matt chats with Daniel Mikkelsen (PhD cand., University of Edinburgh) about his research on Christ's resurrection. They focus specifically on 1 Corinthians 15. Daniel also shares about overcoming challenges with dyslexia as a Bible scholar, which requires a lot of reading and writing. Matt and Daniel also discuss the benefits of learning Greek and demonstrate with a few examples of how doing so can lend fresh insights into the message of the New Testament. Daniel's website: https://ntgreektutoring.co.uk+++Support the The Bible (Unmuted) via...
2025-07-1547 minThe Bible (Unmuted)#126: Resurrection, Joy, and Language: An Interview with Daniel Mikkelsen, Part 1Part 1 of 2Matt chats with Daniel Mikkelsen (PhD cand., University of Edinburgh) about his research on Christ's resurrection. They focus specifically on 1 Corinthians 15. Daniel also shares about overcoming challenges with dyslexia as a Bible scholar, which requires a lot of reading and writing. Matt and Daniel also discuss the benefits of learning Greek and demonstrate with a few examples of how doing so can lend fresh insights into the message of the New Testament. Daniel's website: https://ntgreektutoring.co.uk+++Support the The Bible (Unmuted...
2025-07-081h 10Exploring the Language of ScriptureEarly Bible Copies: Why You Should Care | Michael DormandyIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Michael Dormandy—a minister, New Testament scholar, and specialist in early Christian manuscripts—for a rich and engaging conversation on the transmission of Scripture, the power of the original languages, and the first complete Bibles.Drawing from his work on the earliest full New Testament manuscripts—known as pandects—Michael reflects on the value of biblical languages for personal faith, the complexity of textual variation, and how Greek can illuminate key passages like Romans 9:5 and Romans 8:28. He also add...
2025-06-251h 13Exploring the Language of ScriptureDoes Luke Compare to Ancient Historians? | James MorganIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by James Morgan—a deacon, educator, and biblical scholar—for a wide-ranging conversation on how Luke’s Gospel and the Book of Acts compare to ancient Greek historians like Herodotus.Drawing on years of experience teaching biblical languages across Europe and Africa, James offers a compelling case for reading Luke-Acts as part of the broader tradition of ancient historiography. Together, they explore Luke’s use of eyewitnesses, the role of divine action in historical writing, and the narrative techniques—such as structured speeches and biographic...
2025-06-111h 17Exploring the Language of ScriptureWhy Paul Links Peace to Blood in Colossians? | Diego dy CarlosIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Diego Dy Carlos—a researcher in New Testament at Martin Bucer Seminary in Brazil—for a theologically rich conversation on Colossians 1:20 and Paul’s language of peace-making through blood. Drawing on Roman political context, Paul’s Old Testament categories, and a careful reading of the Greek, Diego explains why Paul’s use of eirēnopoiēō (to make peace) is unique and deliberate—and how it helps clarify the nature of reconciliation in Colossians. Together, they explore how Christ’s death and resurrec...
2025-05-281h 08Exploring the Language of ScriptureWhy Jesus Spoke in Metaphors? Matthew, Mission, and Meaning | Robert LaneIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen is joined by Robert Lane—a missionary, linguist, and PhD candidate in New Testament at the University of Edinburgh—for a deep dive into why Jesus spoke in metaphors and how understanding them helps us read Matthew’s Gospel more faithfully.Drawing on years of cross-cultural mission work and a research focus on metaphor in the Gospel of Matthew, Robert shares how metaphors do far more than illustrate—they shape meaning, reveal divine truth, and bridge cultural and experiential gaps. Together, they explore well-known passages like “I will mak...
2025-05-141h 09Exploring the Language of ScriptureDoes the Law of Moses Reveal the Messiah? | Part 2 | Seth PostellIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen welcomes back Seth Postell—a Messianic Jew, Academic Dean at Israel College of the Bible, and biblical scholar—for a deeper exploration of how the Torah’s eschatology points forward to the Messiah. Building on their earlier conversation, they dive into the Torah’s structure, Israel’s story of exile and restoration, and how both the prophets and the New Testament read Moses with messianic expectation.Together, they uncover how key passages—such as Zechariah 12, Isaiah 53, and the Torah’s prophetic poems—reveal that the...
2025-04-301h 09Exploring the Language of ScriptureActs Explained: Was the Early Church a Migrant Church? | Paul WilsonIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Paul Wilson—PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh and associate lecturer at the Scottish Baptist College—to explore how the Book of Acts comes alive when viewed through the lens of migration. As both a migrant himself and a scholar of ancient texts, Paul brings a unique perspective to the question: Was the early church a migrant church?Together, Daniel and Paul unpack how forced movement, resettlement, and mobility shaped the growth of the early Christian movement. Through detailed examples from the Gree...
2025-04-161h 03Exploring the Language of ScriptureDoes the Law of Moses Reveal the Messiah | Part 1 | Seth PostellIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Seth Postell—a dedicated scholar, Academic Dean at Israel College of the Bible, and Messianic Jew—to explore how a careful reading of the Torah and the Hebrew Bible transforms our understanding of the Law of Moses and its role in God's plan of salvation through the Messiah. Through a deep dive into biblical languages, Seth shows how nuances in the Hebrew text—from the debate over Psalm 2:12 to the controversial passage in Isaiah 7:14—reveal layers of meaning that many modern translations overlook.Together...
2025-04-0247 minExploring the Language of ScriptureBible Translation, Fallacies & Greek Lectionaries | Denis SalgadoIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Denis Salgado—a research fellow at the Center for the Study of NT Manuscripts—to delve into the intricate world of Bible translation, common fallacies, and the overlooked realm of Greek lectionaries. Denis shares his journey from theology to textual criticism and reveals how a deep understanding of Greek exposes translation pitfalls (for example, why the Greek word beloved can never refer to the Church in Ephesians 1:6). He also uncovers the vital role of lectionaries in shaping cent...
2025-03-191h 04Exploring the Language of ScriptureNew Creation: A Key to John’s Gospel | Paulus de JongIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Paulus de Jong to explore how John’s Gospel reimagines the creation narrative and introduces the theme of new creation. Together, they reveal how Jesus’ ministry—through his healing miracles, the crown of thorns that echoes Genesis’ account of disobedience, and his portrayal as the new tabernacle—illustrates the restoration of a broken creation.They discuss how the Greek language deepens our understanding of Scripture and uncover rich parallels between Genesis, Exodus, and the passion narrative. From the dramatic healing of...
2025-03-051h 00Exploring the Language of ScriptureGrace, Works & Judgement Explained in James | Daniel K. EngIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Daniel K. Eng, Associate Professor of New Testament at Western Seminary, to explore eschatological approval in James and what it means for faith, works, and final judgement.Together, they discuss how James 1:12 serves as the key to the letter, how James and Paul use the Greek word for justification differently, and why trials, wisdom, and perseverance play a crucial role in James’ theology. From the role of works in salvation...
2025-02-1954 minExploring the Language of ScriptureGreek in the Old Testament and 1 Peter: More Important Than You Think | Ed GlennyIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Ed Glenny, Professor of New Testament and Greek at the University of Northwestern, St. Paul, to explore the significance of the Greek Old Testament (Septuagint) and how Greek grammar in 1 Peter deepens our understanding of Scripture. Together, they discuss how the Septuagint shaped the early church, why Greek conditional clauses in 1 Peter reveal more than translations suggest, and what we can learn about biblical theology from the Greek Old Testament. From textual criticism to practical application, this e...
2025-02-051h 02Exploring the Language of ScriptureComfort for Hard Times: What Paul Teaches Us with Alex MuirIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Alex Muir, Departmental Lecturer in New Testament at Mansfield College, Oxford, and author of Paul and Seneca within the Ancient Consolation Tradition, to uncover how Paul’s teachings on comfort and joy give hope in life’s hardest moments. Together, they explore how Paul’s letters reflect his pastoral heart for suffering churches, offering hope, perseverance, and encouragement. From Greek terms like parakaleo to the contrast between Paul’s theology and Seneca’s Stoic philosophy, this episode provides deep insights into what it means to l...
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Women of Steel with Miriam GraceLaughter Yoga is a Serious Business: Lotte MikkelsenMiriam speaks to Lotte Mikkelsen, Laughter Coach and therapist. Lotte explains how laughter is not just her own therapy but is also her profession and how she helps people find the physical and emotional benefits of laughter practiced in Laughter Yoga sessions. In discussions of mood management and the difficulties in the winter season for some, Miriam and Lotte share some laugher and thoughts about emotional release. It might be hard to believe that even pretend laughter can improve mood, but if you feel better after listening, then do email Women of Steel or leave a review. All the...
2025-01-0944 minExploring the Language of ScriptureUnlocking Hebrews: Why This Book Matters for Your Faith | Insights with George GuthrieIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with George H. Guthrie, a leading New Testament scholar and Professor at Regent College, Vancouver, to uncover the profound significance of the Book of Hebrews for believers today.Together, they explore how Hebrews presents Jesus as the ultimate High Priest, bridging the Old and New Testaments, and offering hope, perseverance, and clarity for the Christian life. From the transformative reality of the Incarnation to the new covenant and its implications, this episode delves deep into the theology and practical applications of Hebrews.
2025-01-0858 minExploring the Language of ScriptureWhat Paul Teaches Us About Christmas: 'A Deeper Look'In this special Christmas episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen takes listeners on a journey through Paul’s unique perspective on the nativity story. Unpacking a profound and often-overlooked narrative, Daniel presents four key points that reveal Paul’s deep theological reflections on the significance of Christ’s birth.Join us as we explore how Paul’s understanding of Christmas invites us to reflect on the Incarnation, God’s redemptive plan, and the practical impact of these truths for our lives today.Whether you’re fascinated by theology, enjoy exploring the Bible’s richness, or...
2024-12-2539 minExploring the Language of ScriptureUnlocking 1 Thessalonians: Greek Insights & Early Christian Context with Zac McNealIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with Zac McNeal, a New Testament PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh, to delve into the timeless message of 1 Thessalonians.Together, they uncover profound insights from the Greek text, explore Paul’s message to a Greco-Roman audience, and examine cultural concepts like patronage that shaped the early Christian community. They also discuss how Paul’s teachings on manual labour, suffering, and Christ’s return offer encouragement and hope for both ancient and modern readers.Whether you’re passionate about theology, fascinated by bibli...
2024-12-1157 minExploring the Language of ScriptureUncovering Isaiah’s Vision: Outsiders, Kingdom, and God as King with Andy AbernethyIn this episode, Daniel Mikkelsen speaks with Andy Abernethy, professor of Old Testament (Wheaton College, Chicago) and expert on Isaiah, to uncover the deep riches of Isaiah’s vision. From the cultural connection of learning biblical languages to Isaiah’s profound message of God’s kingdom and His unexpected inclusion of outsiders, this episode offers insights that deepen your understanding of Scripture.Join us as we explore:How learning Hebrew connects us to the culture of the Bible.The unique way Isaiah presents God as King.The unexpected inclusion of outsiders in Isaiah’s vision.P...
2024-11-2758 minExploring the Language of ScriptureHow Greek and Deep Study Can Transform Your Faith and Your Pastor's Ministry with Tim MurrayIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen sits down with pastor-scholar Tim Murray to delve into the transformative impact of learning biblical languages—especially Greek—on both personal faith and ministry. Tim shares his journey of studying Greek and Hebrew and discusses how these languages deepen our engagement with Scripture, slow us down for richer understanding, and even affirm the reliability of our Bible translations. They explore the value of theological education and the unique role of pastor-scholars in bridging the worlds of academia and the church.Whether you’re a pastor, a studen...
2024-11-1345 minExploring the Language of ScriptureExploring the Temples’ Meaning for Christians in the New Testament with Nick MooreIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen and New Testament scholar Nick Moore (Warden of Cranmer Hall, Durham) delve into the significance of the temple in early Christian thought as presented in the New Testament. Together, they discuss the temple's importance in the ancient world and to early Christians, exploring how passages from Paul, Hebrews, 1 Peter, and John’s gospel transform our understanding of worship, God’s presence, and believers’ identity as God’s temple. Nick reveals how Greek language insights clarify key terms like "naos" (temple) and "aion" (age), shedding light on how earl...
2024-10-3039 minExploring the Language of ScriptureDecoding the Book of Revelation: Overcoming Fear and Misunderstanding with Ian PaulIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen and New Testament scholar Ian Paul tackle the complexities of the Book of Revelation, addressing common fears and misunderstandings about this often daunting text.They explore how understanding biblical Greek and Hebrew, alongside the cultural context of scripture, can transform the way we read the Bible—especially Revelation. Ian sheds light on how Greek grammar reveals new dimensions of familiar passages, such as the Lord's Prayer and John 3:16. He also explains why Revelation is so saturated with Old Testament references, an...
2024-10-1600 minExploring the Language of ScriptureGreek Insights and Gems From The Letter of James with Craig BlombergIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, host Daniel Mikkelsen interviews Craig Blomberg, Professor Emeritus of New Testament at Denver Seminary, renowned for his work in New Testament scholarship and biblical theology. Together, they explore why non-Pauline letters, like James, are often overlooked in the Protestant world. The conversation delves into the significance of biblical languages, how careful interpretation can uncover fresh theological insights, and touches on topics such as double-mindedness and the nature of wisdom in James. They also discuss how traditions have shaped the focus on Paul over other New Testament writings. The episode wraps...
2024-10-0243 minExploring the Language of ScriptureWhy Textual Criticism Matters: Insights Beyond Apologetics with Conrad ElmelundIn this episode of Exploring the Language of Scripture, Daniel Mikkelsen, founder of NT Greek Tutoring, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Conrad Elmelund, a PhD candidate at Lund University. They delve into the significance of textual criticism and its role beyond mere apologetics. Conrad sheds light on the distinction between textual criticism (lower criticism), which examines manuscript evidence, and biblical criticism (higher criticism), which explores the sources and composition of the text. They discuss the impact of studying the New Testament in its original languages, the role of textual criticism in understanding the Gospels, and how t...
2024-09-1859 minExploring the Language of ScriptureLiving Out Christ's Mindset: Expounding Philippians 2 and Life in Ethiopia with Andreas BruunIn this compelling episode, Daniel Mikkelsen interviews Andreas Bruun, a Lecturer at Mekane Yesus Seminary in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Andreas shares his experiences and insights on teaching Greek in a culturally diverse environment and the profound impact of understanding the Bible in its original language. Andreas discusses the challenges of making Greek accessible to students in Ethiopia and the transformative power of deep biblical exegesis. The conversation delves into the themes of compassion, love, and unity found in Philippians 2, emphasizing their relevance and application in everyday life. Tune in to discover how the study of Greek opens up...
2024-09-0448 minExploring the Language of ScriptureThe Multifaceted Work of Jesus: Talking Christology in Luke-Acts with Kendall DavisIn this episode, Daniel Mikkelsen and Kendall Davis (PhD candidate at University of Edinburgh) discuss the importance of understanding the biblical languages, particularly Greek, in studying the New Testament. They emphasise that Greek is not a magical language, but rather a language spoken by people, just like English. They explain how reading the original Greek text can provide exegetical insights and help to focus attention on the specific words used. They also touch on the concept of Christology and the distinction between high and low Christology in the New Testament. The conversation explores the understanding of Jesus' divinity in...
2024-08-2152 minExploring the Language of ScriptureTalking Continuity Between the Old and New Testament: The New Covenant’s Freedom and Grace with Kaspars OzolinsIn this episode, Daniel Mikkelsen interviews Kaspars Ozolins, an Old Testament scholar, about the study of biblical languages and the relationship between the Old and New Testaments. They discuss the importance of teaching biblical languages effectively and the misconception that learning languages is difficult. They also explore the concept of covenants in the Bible and how the Old Testament points forward to the New Testament. Kaspars emphasises the continuity between the two testaments and the need to understand the Old Testament to fully grasp the New Testament. In this conversation, Kaspars Ozolins and Daniel Mikkelsen discuss the importance of...
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Knap En Bajer OpEt politisk system & en kageøl?Der er præsidentvalg i USA til november. Et valg, som hele verden følger med i. Hvordan er det politiske system egentlig strikket sammen? Hvad er valgmænd, og behøver man egentlig flest stemmer for at blive præsident? Vi taler om det amerikanske politiske system. Daniel har lavet sin Eurovision top-5, og Steen har været i London og et smut hos Calle i Flensborg.
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Filmfrühstück - Ein Toast auf den FilmKing's Land | Mads Mikkelsen als Bauer unter Bastarden im Promised LandNikolaj Arcels King's Land feierte vergangenes Jahr in Venedig Premiere – mit begeisterten Reaktionen. Seit Donnerstag zeigen die deutschen Kinos das packende Historiendrama mit Mads Mikkelsen, in dem er einen dänischen Veteranen spielt, der es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht hat, die Heide von Jütland fruchtbar zu machen. Ihm in den Weg stellt sich der Edelmann Frederik De Schinkel, der einen Anspruch auf das Land erheben möchte.Unsere Podcaster Kenan und Luca nehmen den Neustart in der aktuellen Folge genauer unter die Lupe. So viel darf gesagt sein: Einig werden sie sich dabei nicht. Fesselnde Charakterstudie oder oberf...
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