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A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on May 27th, 2025. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Presented and produced by Dave Russell.

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on April 15th, 2025. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Produced and presented by Dave Russell

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on April 10th, 2025. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Produced and presented by Dave Russell

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on March 26th 2025. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Produced and presented by Dave Russell

As a social media inspired call for people to this week boycott Sweden's major supermarket chains in protest at high food prices, we look at how much room for manoeuvre the supermarkets really have in bringing down their prices. Also, one of Sweden's biggest rock bands, Kent, is making a comeback with a series of six sell-out shows in Stockholm, starting this Friday evening. We meet some of the fans who sing in a choir dedicated to the band.And it's Sweden biggest and most long-running general knowledge quiz for 11 and 12 year-olds. We capture some of the excitement of ”Vi i femman” on regional finals day.Presented by Dave Russell and Ulla EngbergProduced by Kris Boswell

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on March 13th 2025. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Presenter and producer: Dave Russell

Chris Holman welcomes David R. (Dave) Russell - Foster Swift Collins Smith, PC, Lansing, with 6 offices across Michigan. In their discussion they covered numerous topics including: What are Troubled Assets/Troubled Projects/Business Ventures? Loans Construction projects Business venture underwater Ownership disputes What are Common Causes in Construction Projects/ Business Ventures? Defective Workmanship: Financial Issues: Contractual Disputes: Regulatory or Permitting Problems: Shareholder/Member Disputes Tell us about Implementing Strong Contractual Safeguards and Exit Strategies? Good contracts – spend money on the front end with attorneys for good documents Operating Agreements Exit Provisions Clauses that cover litigation How can distressed assets/projects be preserved during litigation? Consider Injunctions Receivership Forced dissolution of company Good legal counsel can help look for the most efficient way forward – think outside the box.

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on February 18th 2025. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Produced and presented by Dave Russell

We've spoken to survivors, residents and local politicians in the aftermath of the deadly attack on an adult education campus earlier this week in Örebro. Among the interviews, Fatima Alabdullah, who was on the campus at the time of the shooting, speaks of her terror as they placed classroom furniture against the door.The Swedish city of Örebro was left in shock after the deadliest mass shooting event in the country's history.Presenters: Mitch Cordner and Dave Russell.Reporters: Ulla Engberg and Michael Walsh.Producer: Sujay Dutt

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on January 23rd 2025. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Producer/presenter Dave Russell

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on December 23rd 2024. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Produced and Presented by Dave Russell

Chaz and AJ asked their friend and retired Stamford Fire Chief Tom G to handle Top 10 duties this morning. Tom talked to the Tribe about the most useful tools that firefighters have at their disposal while on the job. (0:00)  Bruce Stephan is a survivor of the 9/11 attacks, and shared his story with Chaz and AJ this morning. Bruce and his wife were in different buildings that morning, and it was hours of anxiety and no communication before they were reunited. (4:43)  Dave Russell was in NYC on 9/11, responding with Engine 62, Ladder 32 to the World Trade Center. Dave and his fellow firefighters had to commandeer a city bus, and drive towards the scene without a proper fire engine or a clear idea of what they would be arriving to. (16:51)  Rory Thompson with the Bethel Fire Department was on the phone this morning, to talk about his time volunteering on the pile, immediately following the collapse of the World Trade Center. (37:01)  Chaz and AJ were taking calls from the Tribe, who shared their stories from 9/11. Alicia in Oxford remembers her brother calling her on his way to the Oxford airport, which was considered to be a safe option for potentially important aircraft to land. (48:15)

Listen to our EU election debate special, broadcast on the afternoon of June 3rd. Eight party candidates standing for election joined us to debate two of the big topics of this election campaign - climate and migration. The candidates - Abir Al-Sahlani - Centre, Michaela Hollis - Christian Democrats, Isabella Lövin - Greens, Christina Hedin - Left, Anna Maria Corazza Bildt - Liberals, Arba Kokalari - Moderates, Evin Incir - Social Democrats, Linus Nilsson - Sweden Democrats.Presenters: Babak Parham and Dave Russell.Production team: Kris Boswell, Anders Ljungberg, Ulla Engberg, Michael Walsh.

Järva week in Stockholm combines politics and entertainment. We visited the annual festival in one of the capital's most multi-ethnic areas.Also, with the European election fast approaching we talk about the messages on the parties' EU election posters with a rhetoric expert. And are you ready for the Sweden Rock Festival next week?Presenters: Sujay Dutt and Dave Russell.Producer: Kris Boswell.

Where do exponential debt and fiscal recklessness lead? Why straight to gold and silver, of course. Join myself and Dave Russell, the CEO of GoldCore, as we dissect the many signals indicating that a new era of gold and silver are upon us.

We spoke to our reporter in Malmö about what's been happening in the city during Eurovision week and we discuss the favourites for Saturday's grand final. Also, we're joined by a bank chief economist dissecting the effects of the Central Bank's first cut in interest rates in over eight years.And find out about a groundbreaking potential new treatment for Parkinson's disease.Presenters: Babak Parham & Dave RussellProducer. Dave Russell

We discuss a type of kitchen counter top that has been linked to an epidemic of the lung disease silicosis among Australian stonemasons and kitchen fitters, and discover how it's viewed in Sweden. We look at the call from Swedish artists urging Israel's exclusion from Eurovision. We speak to a man who's lucky to be alive after plunging through the ice. And we take a look at the rare spiders climbing the walls of a Stockholm's subway station. Presented by Dave Russell and Ulla Engberg.

There was a stark warning to Swedes this week that they need to be readier than ever in case of war. But speeches by military top brass and government defence ministers at a security conference in Sälen received some criticism, including the Children's rights organisation Bris, who we speak to in the programme. Also, we discuss the news that Sweden's most famous football manager Sven-Göran Eriksson has terminal cancer.What do you know about 'Oxveckor'? We find out about this Swedish expression and some tips to lighten the load at this time of year.And, should people get free coffee at work? That's a question that's been causing a stir this week.Presented by Dave Russell and Michael WalshProducer. Kris Boswell

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We'll be taking a look at PFAS chemicals - what are they, and are they all harmful to health and the environment? Sweden's 15-year olds performed poorly in Maths, according to results from the international assessment programme, PISA. A professor in Maths education joins us to discuss ways of improvement.Also, solar power is on the rise in Sweden, and we meet one of this year's Nobel Prize laureates who are in town ahead of their big day on Sunday.Presented by Dave Russell and Ulla Engberg.Producer: Kris Boswell

We hear from a member of the truth and reconciliation commission following its report into past violations by Church and State against Meänkieli-speaking minorities that are mostly based in northern Sweden and along the Finnish border. We also speak to the Bishop of Luleå for her reaction. Sweden's chief epidemiologist joins us to talk Covid-19, as cases rise nationwide. And we speak to a young poet who is putting a human face to the young people in disadvantaged areas who are caught up in gun violence. Presented by Dave Russell and Michael WalshProducer: Dave Russell

Sweden's armed forces need 7,000 new conscripts to undergo basic military training from June 2024. But have attitudes to military service shifted among the nation's 18 year old's since the war in Ukraine? And what are the rules and requirements during the enrollment process to determine who from the thousands of teenagers born in 2005 are the most suitable to experience a military environment different than their parents' generation. Join us for this special edition of Radio Sweden Weekly.Produced and presented by Dave Russell

Sweden's celebrating the golden jubilee of King Carl XVI Gustaf - with galas galore to mark his fifty years on the throne. We'll be hearing all about the man behind the crown! Our reporter Joshua Worth has been with locals in Fagersta in Västmanland this week and brings us the latest on the consequences there of the swine fever outbreak.And she was tipped to become Sweden's first female prime minister - we remember the late Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, whose murder, 20 years ago this week, shook the nation.Presented by Dave Russell and Kris Boswell with reporting from Joshua Worth and Michael Walsh.

Chaz and AJ started the show this morning by remembering where they were 22 years ago, as they watched from a studio on Long Island as the attacks of 9/11 took place. Dave Russell, retired NYFD was in studio this morning as well, to share his memories from the day - from watching the second plane hit on TV, to commandeering a city bus and riding it to Ground Zero. 

Heavy rains and flooding have made it a record summer for mosquitoes in a notorious area of central Sweden. We meet the mosquito fighter trying to control numbers and hear from a homeowner who can only go outside in a beekeeper's protective outfit.Also, we hear from the man who nearly died after being attacked by a bear. And the government unveils the new face tasked with leading Sweden's Migration Agency.Presented by Dave Russell and Joshua Worth.Reporters: Ulla Engberg and Michael Walsh.

Säpo has heightened its national terror alert to its second highest level, raising it from a "elevated" 3 to a "high" level of 4. We ask the deputy head of counter terrorism in Säpo why the decision has been made. We also interview an expert on what the heightened terror alert means in practice and its consequences. We also have fan reaction to Sweden's semi-final exit to Spain in the women's World Cup down under and look ahead to Saturday's bronze playoff against co-hosts Australia. And as food prices rise again, will we ever witness a return to the sort of prices seen before the pandemic.Presented and produced by Dave Russell and Kris Boswell.Reporters: Alex Maxia and Michael Walsh.

Dave and Lorenzo nerdout about kids and their activities then they get into, raising a family, starting out as a 7th grade football coach, 2 SLL championships, moving to varsity, the triple option, coaching your sons at the varsity level, watching devastating injuries, changing careers, working with great head coaches and so much more!

FMBA Nation host, Bill Brower, sat down with Dave Russell, owner of Fire and Safety Services, and discusses the supply chain management and procurement issues that the fire service is currently facing. Dave's insight and knowledge is very valuable to any department that is currently looking to purchase new fire apparatus. 

As Midsummer draws near, one of the highlights of the year, we find out how some Swedes abroad will be celebrating. Taking a late evening dip is an integral part of Midsummer but it can be a FOWL experience - we find out about the AI drone scaring away wild geese to make bathing areas safe to swim.And does Stockholm really need to build an arena in order to host next year's Eurovision Song Contest?Presenter's Dave Russell and Joshua Worth.Producer: Kris Boswell

Sweden's Armed Forces are going round schools giving talks to 18-year-olds to prepare them for military service. We visit one of their classes. Also, how prepared is Sweden to deal with raging wildfires if we have another long, dry summer? And we peel back the pages of Sweden's Freedom of the Press Act that is more than two and a half centuries old.Presented by Dave Russell and Kris Boswell.Reporters: Dave Russell and Joshua Worth.

Discord sees a third-party data breach. Black Basta conducts a ransomware attack against technology company ABB. Intrusion Truth returns to dox APT41. Anonymous Sudan looks like a Russian front operation. Attribution and motivation of "RedStinger" remain murky. CISA summarizes Russian cyber offensives. Remote code execution exploits Ruckus in the wild. Our guest is Dave Russell from Veeam with insights on data protection. Matt O'Neill from the US Secret Service on their efforts to thwart email compromise and romance scams. And espionage by way of YouTube comments. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/12/93 Selected reading. Discord discloses data breach after support agent got hacked (Bleeping Computer) Discord suffered a data after third-party support agent was hacked (Security Affairs) Multinational tech firm ABB hit by Black Basta ransomware attack (Bleeping Computer) Breaking: ABB confirms cyberattack; work underway to restore operations (ET CISO) Black Basta conducts ransomware attack against Swiss technology company ABB (The CyberWire) They dox Chinese hackers. Now, they're back. (Washington Post) What's Cracking at the Kerui Cracking Academy? (Intrusion Truth) Posing as Islamists, Russian Hackers Take Aim at Sweden (Bloomberg) Anonymous Sudan: Threat Intelligence Report (TrueSec) Uncovering RedStinger - Undetected APT cyber operations in Eastern Europe since 2020 (Malwarebytes) Russian ‘Red Stealer' cyberattacks target breakaway territories in Ukraine (Cybernews) Russia Cyber Threat Overview and Advisories (CISA) Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog (CISA) CISA Adds Seven Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog (CISA) CISA warns of critical Ruckus bug used to infect Wi-Fi access points (Bleeping Computer) Security Bulletins (Ruckus) ROK union leaders charged with spying for North Korea in ‘movie-like' scheme (NK News)

For over a decade, Russell Gymnastics has been a hub for young gymnasts in central Wisconsin. However, success is just one aspect of what makes this place home. Take it from three stand-out gymnasts who will be competing on the biggest of stages. Hear from Arianna Ostrum, a level ten competing at Nationals in Oklahoma, as well as Addison Brock and Abigail Berens, both level nine athletes who are competing at Westerns in Idaho. They're joined by Debbie and Dave Russell, two of their coaches and the owners of Russell Gymnastics about the road to success and the family they've become in Stevens Point. 

Three billion, that's how many birds the United States and Canada have lost since 1970. That decline shows up among threatened species as well as among birds we might find in our backyards like sparrows or woodpeckers. One way scientists track the size and health of bird populations is through bird banding and that's the focus of this episode of Stats and Stories with guest Dave Russel Our guest today is Dave Russell.  Russell is an Associate Teaching Professor in Miami University's Department of Biology and co-founder of the Avian Research and Education Institute. He's also a master bird bander, which means he can work with federally protected birds and train others to become bird banders.

On this episode, Jason Buffington and Dave Russell join me to discuss Veeam's 2023 edition of the Data Protection Report. We review how partners can use it to gain insights into customer buying trends, and how to better engage with prospects and existing customers.

We get reaction to the government announcement this week that it wants to provide 100 million kronor in its budget for Ukrainian refugees to study SFI language classes. The Royal Opera House is in urgent need of renovation but just how bad are conditions there? We're given a guided tour. And hear all about the Great Moose Migration which is about to begin again in northern Sweden.Presented by Dave Russell and Kris BoswellReporter: Joshua Worth

Howie Balis was at the Recent PRI Show and got some great interviews with Lenny Batycki from PRN, Jim & Brian Bernheisel from Lazer Chassis, Brad Boxler the General Manager at Jennerstown Speedway. We also have comments from Tim McCreadie Max Papis and Dave Russell owner of speedway 77.

This week, I chat with singer Dave Russell of the British heavy metal band APRIL 16TH which was active from 1985-1991 and recorded one album and toured around the U.K. The story of the band is small, but quite interesting in the British rock scene of the 1980s, and Dave tells us where he is at now musically, his life after the band, and more! More about the band: ARIL 16TH Appreciation Society Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/85429856021/ Official Site: https://sites.google.com/view/april16throckbandofficialsite/home 

Also in the show, how will the Government's recent budget proposal impact the fight against climate change and do you wear reflectors? Presenter/Producer: Maya NaylorReporter: Michael Walsh and Dave Russell

Also in the program, we hear from Swedish Radio's correspondent at the COP 27 climate summit, which is underway in the Egyptian resort city of Sharm El Sheikh. The question of systemic racism in Sweden is also raised, following a visit from a UN expert group, and we take a look at the rise in popularity of film screenings backed by live orchestras. Presenter: Michael WalshReporters: Ulla Engberg and Dave Russell

Just over a month after September's General Election, Sweden has a new government. We hear from the new prime minister about the deal that brought him to power, and hear from an MP in the party that used to be out in the cold, but is now providing key support in parliament to the new government, the Sweden Democrats. Also, we hear one family's journey on reducing their waste over a one year period. Presented by Maya NaylorReporters: Michael Walsh, Dave Russell and Ulla Engberg

Today we wanted to have a few of our friends from the Church Mobilization department to have a discussion on missions. We hope you enjoy this conversation and that it encourages you to be curious about how we as the church serve the world. Today we are joined by Dave Russell and Kori Smith from the Church Mobilization staff at Fellowship Church in Knoxville, TN. Dave is the Pastor of Regional Impact and Kori is the Ministry Assistant for Church Mobilization.Dave Russell joined us for a Life Reframed story in the past.Dave reads from Henri Nouwen's book Gracias: A Latin American Journal. Here's the article Lauren and Dave reference. Rick and Dave reference our episode with Benito. Rick references our episode with Juanita Winters. Email Rick at rickdunn61@gmail.com or find him on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Email Lauren at laurengmorgan@gmail.com or find her on Instagram.

Dave Russell was off-duty on September 11, 2001. His wife was the first to tell him he was going to work, and once glance at the TV confirmed that. Dave's story of rescue and recovery from that day include commandeering a city bus for NYFD duty. (0:00)  McKenzie Towns with Poo Prints was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain how they've built a successful business around dog poop. (17:07)  Roger Susanin from WFSB was in studio this morning, and shared his proposal story with Chaz and AJ. A big name in the music world help Roger propose to another CT news reporter, Stephanie Simoni. (29:14)  Photo Credit: Getty Images/Wavetop/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Today we are joined by our dear friend Benito Lopez who is the Missionary to Latinos at Fellowship Church. Anyone who knows Benito understands he is a treasure and his heart alone is a testament to the love of Jesus. We hope you love this conversation as much as we did. Our episode with Dave Russell is referenced. It's worth a listen.Benito reads from Henri Nouwen's book Gracias: A Latin American Journal. Email Rick at rickdunn61@gmail.com or find him on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Email Lauren at laurengmorgan@gmail.com or find her on Instagram. `

Radio Sweden's 2022 election debate live from Broadcasting House in Stockholm on Wednesday is the focus of this latest edition of Radio Sweden Weekly. In an hour long debate, politicians representing each of the eight parties in parliament discussed, in English, some of the key issues of this election ahead of polling day on September 11.Centre Party Martin ÅdahlChristian Democrats Jakob ForssmedGreen Party Maria FermLeft Party Ali EsbatiLiberals Maria NilssonModerates Tobias BillströmSocial Democrats Hans DahlgrenSweden Democrats Markus WiechelHosted by Kris Boswell and Dave Russell.Produced by Anders Ljungberg.

Six months to the week since the start of the Russia invasion, we speak to Swedish Radio foreign correspondent, Johan Mathias Sommarström, who has spent many of the past months in Ukraine. Ukrainians in Stockholm share their views on six months of war. Also, tradition against convenience? - early election voting has begun in Sweden and we find out if people like to vote ahead of polling day. And we've a feature on Håkan Hellström, one of Sweden's biggest music stars who is relatively unknown abroad. Produced and presented by Dave Russell.Reporters: Alex Maxia and Karl Volkohon.

We'll be continuing where we left off last week with the remaining four party leader interviews. The thoughts of the leaders of the Centre party, the Christian Democrats, the Sweden Democrats and the Left Party on the way as we count down to next month's general election. And we'll finish with an assessment of what's been said with political scientist Nils Gustafsson from Lund university.Produced and presented by Dave Russell with interviews by Frank Radosevich and Ulla Engberg

Two teachers at a High School in Malmö are killed in an attack that has shaken Sweden. It's four weeks to the day when Russian troops invaded Ukraine. We speak to some of the refugees who've made it to Sweden and find out what their lives used to be like, and of their fears for loved ones back home. We talk to a Russian student in Stockholm who wants an immediate end to the war. Also, Sweden gives the go ahead for a controversial mining project and we speak to the free diver who's set a new Nordic record for holding his breath under water for over 9 minutes.Produced and presented by Dave Russell with reports from Frank Radosevich and Brett Ascarelli.

It's been two weeks since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and defense is at the top of the agenda in Sweden, even though the government continues to stress that they "don't see an immediate military threat to Sweden right now." Radio Sweden hears opposing views on whether Sweden should join the military alliance NATO. Both the Foreign Minister Ann Linde (Social Democrat) and the Liberals' spokesperson on defense, Allan Widman, weigh in.Reporter Dave Russell meets refugees from Ukraine, as the Migration Agency has been tasked with preparing housing for as many as 30,000.Lena Hörnblad, Secretary General of Swedish Fundraising Control, explains how people wanting to donate towards humanitarian efforts in Ukraine can avoid scams.And Klara Hammarström, one of the favorites in the upcoming Melodifestivalen finals, tells us about the inspiration behind her song "Run to the Hills", not to be confused with the 1980s metal song.Producer: Brett AscarelliReporters: Ulla Engberg, Frank Radosevich, Dave Russell