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I sør betyr «kortreist» grønnsaker fra nabogården. Ytterst i Lofoten finnes det knapt et landbruk å snakke om. Da må du finne maten et annet sted – i havet, i fjæra og oppe i lyngen.Ingunn Rasmussen vokste opp som ett av 13 søsken på kaia i Sørvågen. Hun dro sørover som 17-åring, ble borte i 30 år og endte som eneste kvinne i et oljeselskap med 50 ansatte, før hun ledet det. Så kjøpte hun tilbake det nedlagte familiebruket og bygde Holmen Lofoten – i dag et av Skandinavias mest omtalte matsteder, og hjem for Kitchen On The Edge Of The World.Vi snakker om hvordan en e-post sendt fra et hotellrom i Sør-Korea ble starten på det hele. Om hvorfor de sier nei til kokker som vil fly inn gåselever og russisk kaviar. Om et kjøkken uten sitrus og avokado, og hva du gjør i stedet. Vi snakker om sanketurer som skulle ta to timer og tar fire, om et besøksbidrag som treffer hotellene mens bobilene slipper unna, og om hvorfor Ingunn taper penger på boliger til sine egne ansatte. Og om lysfestivalen som samler ei hel bygd rundt et vann i september.God fornøyelse!00:00:00 Intro00:01:34 Ytterst i Lofoten00:04:20 13 søsken på kaia i Sørvågen00:05:28 Hun kjøpte Holmen i 200100:06:15 Restaureringen og de første gjestene00:09:20 Fra oljebransjen til Lofoten00:10:47 Sør-Korea, TV-en og en e-post00:13:21 Første besøk: fersk fisk, lever og rogn00:14:58 Navnet Kitchen On The Edge Of The World00:16:33 Slik er et matopphold på Holmen00:19:09 Hvem gjestene er00:20:37 Hvorfor det funker00:21:57 Kan det gjøres andre steder?00:22:59 Slik velger de kokker00:24:29 Ingen gåselever, ingen russisk kaviar00:28:13 Bærekraftig turisme når gjestene flyr langt00:32:38 Fjellene de ikke legger ut bilder av00:34:45 Ut av oljebransjen00:37:14 Kjøkkenet som hjertet i huset00:39:40 Muggent brød og mat fra naturen00:40:40 Bær, telt og somre på yttersida00:42:12 Sanketurene som aldri holder tiden00:46:06 Råvarene: hva er lokalt her?00:49:57 Menyen og leverandørene00:53:50 Et kjøkken uten sitrus og avokado00:54:38 Eplekassen til jul00:56:13 Er det overturisme i Lofoten?00:59:26 Boligmangel og uregulert reiseliv01:02:35 Besøksbidraget og de som slipper unna01:06:15 Nord-Norge som matregion01:08:25 Hva et bærekraftig lokalsamfunn krever01:09:39 Når strømmen går og døra blåser av01:12:01 Naboskap som beredskap01:14:17 Blilyst i Moskenes01:17:18 Lysfestivalen som samler bygda01:23:40 Favorittretten01:26:45 Været som produkt og planer videre01:31:00 Avslutning

Trening er godt for kropp og sinn, det har Studentenes helse og trivselsundersøkelse kartlagt en gang for alle. Studenter har blitt dårlige til å lese, men gratis bok vil ikke uio professor ha noe av, nei, da vil han heller brenne boken på universitetsplassen. Og er det egentlig noe vits å kjøpe pensumbøker når man ikke leser dem uansett? Sendingsansvarlig i dag har vært Dennis Sjøberg Gunnulfsen, og med seg i studio har han hatt Tuva Prautz Jensen, Martin Kolderup, Idun Marie Løvøen Rasmussen, og Frida Falkensten på teknikk. Ansvarlig redaktør i Radio Nova er Hannah Myhre, og Nyhetsredaktør er Sofie Krumsvik. 

Moiya interviews fellow astronomy writer Dr. Seven Rasmussen about her new book. They discuss the Drake equation, Fermi paradox, and Hollywood's disappointing portrayal of alien diversity. GuestDr. Seven Rasmussen is an astrobiologist and author of the new book, Cloudy With a Chance of StarshipsMessagesOrder our MERCH! certifiedcrucial.com/collections/pale-blue-podOrder Moiya's book, MOTHERS OF INVENTION Become a star and join the patreon at patreon.com/palebluepod!Go supernova and support Pale Blue Pod on PayPal Listen to Simple & Clean every SundayFind Us OnlineWebsite: palebluepod.comPatreon: patreon.com/palebluepodTwitter: twitter.com/PaleBluePodInstagram: instagram.com/palebluepodCreditsHost Dr. Moiya McTier. @GoAstroMo, Website: moiyamctier.comHost Connie Gibbs. @constar24Editor Mischa Stanton. Twitter: @mischaetc, Website: mischastanton.comCover artist Shae McMullin. Twitter: @thereshaegoes, Website: shaemcmullin.comTheme musician Evan Johnston. Website: evanjohnstonmusic.comAbout UsPale Blue Pod is an astronomy podcast for people who are overwhelmed by the universe but want to be its friend. Astrophysicist Dr. Moiya McTier and her best friend ConStar demystify space one topic at a time with open eyes, open arms, and open mouths (from so much laughing and jaw-dropping). By the end of each episode, the cosmos will feel a little less “ahhh too scary” and a lot more “ohhh, so cool!” New episodes every Monday.Pale Blue Pod is a member of the Multitude Collective.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

ON TODAY'S PROGRAM... ANTONELLI WINS AT MONZA FROM 19TH ON THE GRID! BRAVO! FERRARI FAIL AGAIN AT MONZA BUT...THERE COULD BE HOPE GEORGE SEES HIS CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES FIZZLE FREE MCLARENS GIVEN TO MOTORSPORTS TRIBUNAL JUDGES! AND...FERNANDO SAYS...GP2 ENGINE GP2... THE NASIR HAMEED CORNER FEATURES: NICO HULKENBURG AND F1W LISTENER RICHARD BRIGHT WHO, BUMPS INTO NASIR IN COLOGNE! BONUS: DESIREE'S MONZA TRACK HISTORY! AND...YES WE DO NEED YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO KEEP THIS SHOW ON THE AIR, JUST CLICK ON THE SUPPORT F1W TAB, YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO! F1W TAB Kimi Antonelli's stunning victory in the Italian Grand Prix from 19th on the grid will go down in Formula 1 folklore - and, remarkably, his team boss Toto Wolff said that he had seen it coming on Saturday. After Sunday's race, Wolff said that beforehand he thought that one of his two drivers was going to be standing on the top of the podium. It was an eye-opening statement given they started the race 17 places apart on the grid, George Russell on the front row alongside shock pole winner Pierre Gasly's Alpine; Antonelli on the penultimate row. "I thought one of the two is going to win," Wolff said. "Either George, because he was on the front row, or Kimi because he's going to walk over water, here at Monza. And I felt that yesterday also." Wolff was asked to explain why he felt a performance he was comparing to a miracle was on the cards. "It's been a while that I've seen drivers," he said. "Energy levels, mindset or behavioural pattern. I knew that was his mission today, to win the race. I chatted with his father yesterday. The father also saw that coming. "These are the moments where you can see how a weekend is panning out through the sessions that a special moment can come." “I will remember forever” – Antonelli's joy of winning the his home race from the back of the grid The Italian GP podium is always a special one, but for Kimi Antonelli to win his home race after starting all the way down in 19th place, the young Mercedes driver let out all his joy over the radio, and couldn't hide his emotions even after the race, saying the fans just add “that little bit extra” emotion that spurred him on to a success he “will remember forever“: “I think this is the most special podium of the season,” he said in the press conference after the race. “To see all the fans on the straight, it's just incredible. And then, of course, you know, being at home, it adds that little bit of extra. And, yeah, super, super happy with that.“ When asked if this was the best race of his career, Antonelli was quite philosophical in saying the best one is “yet to come“: “I mean, the best one has yet to come, but I feel like it was one of the best races I've done so far, and one that I will remember forever. “I think definitely the fans gave that little bit extra to push more. “For sure, the support has been great this weekend. So definitely, seeing the grandstand cheering every lap, for sure it gave that little bit of extra to push more and to try and do even better to win it.” McLaughlin Ends Drought With Dominant Laguna Seca Win MONTEREY, Calif. (Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026) – Scott McLaughlin ended a long winless streak and the 2026 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season in style, dominating the Mission Foods Grand Prix of Monterey for his first victory in more than two years. Pole sitter McLaughlin drove the No. 3 DEX Team Penske Chevrolet to victory by 1.3739 seconds over the No. 27 Sam's Club Honda of Andretti Global's Kyle Kirkwood. The win was the eighth of McLaughlin's INDYCAR SERIES career and his first since Sept. 1, 2024, in the second race of a doubleheader weekend at the Milwaukee Mile, snapping a drought of 36 races. SEE: Race Results “My little girl (Lucy, born in October 2024) hasn't seen me win yet, and now she has,” McLaughlin said. “So, Dad's coming home with a trophy, baby. Let's go! “These guys and girls at Team Penske have stood behind me the whole time. Congrats to Alex (Palou) on his fifth (championship), but we're working hard to beat them, and today was a big step in the right direction.” Alexander Rossi finished third in the No. 20 Java House ECR Chevrolet for his first podium finish since placing third at this event for Arrow McLaren in June 2024. Felix Rosenqvist placed fourth in the No. 60 Meyer Shank Racing w/Curb Agajanian Honda. David Malukas put two Team Penske cars in the top five in the No. 12 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet. Alex Palou punctuated the fifth NTT INDYCAR SERIES championship that he clinched last weekend at Milwaukee with a quiet drive to eighth place in the No. 10 DHL Lightning Bolt Honda of Chip Ganassi Racing after he won this race the last two years. But Palou and the CGR team celebrated its record-tying fourth consecutive season title with donuts on the front straightaway by the driver and again in a boisterous post-race Astor Challenge Cup presentation. McLaughlin left absolutely no doubt about his dominance in this race on the 11-turn, 2.238-mile road course. He only trailed during pit stop sequences and ended up leading 87 of 95 laps, erasing all memories of the six podium finishes without a win since his last triumph. There was only one caution period in the race, for a Lap 1 incident in which Sting Ray Robb's No. 77 Juncos Hollinger Racing – Goodheart Chevrolet hit the rear of Dennis Hauger's No. 19 Ault Block Chain Honda of Dale Coyne Racing in Turn 6, sending Hauger spinning into the tire barrier. McLaughlin had no problem pulling away from the field on the restart on Lap 4, and his precise driving and Team Penske's clean, quick work during three pit stops took care of the rest. “We had to be solid,” McLaughlin said. “That's what it's going to take to win a championship. What a great warmup we had. Bring on 2027.” Kirkwood, who started sixth, had climbed to second by Lap 20 after Palou pitted to switch to a different tire strategy and shadowed McLaughlin for the rest of the way, pitting at the same time as McLaughlin on all three stops. McLaughlin's lead was nearly four seconds at the halfway point, but Kirkwood pulled as close as 1.2 seconds on Lap 72 due to running his final stint on the faster but less-durable Firestone Firehawk alternate tire. But McLaughlin eased away in the closing laps on the more durable Firestone primary tire, as Kirkwood admitted he and the Andretti Global team took a safety-first approach to ensure the driver would finish a career-best second in the standings. Kirkwood ended up 86 points behind champion Palou. “Second in the championship, and that's my best road-course finish,” Kirkwood said. “We just played it super clean, super methodical. I wish I could have had a go at Scotty there at the end on the better tires, but we knew who we were fighting, and that was for the championship, mostly. So, we played it safe there. Second place is best of the rest.” 2016 Indianapolis 500 winner Rossi also was a fixture in the top three for most of the race, producing the best day for ECR since teammate Christian Rasmussen won in August 2025 at Milwaukee. Rasmussen also finished third this year at World Wide Technology Raceway, but road courses have been a weak spot for ECR this season. The best previous finish on this type of circuit was sixth by Rossi in June at Road America. “I don't think I could state the significance of it just with how challenging this year has been for the whole organization and how much road courses have been a huge struggle of ours,” Rossi said. “There was a lot of doubt coming into this event whether we could find a direction, so I think this is just a huge reward for all the effort.” Despite finishing last in the 25-car field due to the incident with Robb, Hauger hung on to win series Rookie of the Year honors. He finished with 228 points, 15 ahead of Mick Schumacher of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing in the rookie race.

Send us Fan MailGun control groups keep claiming Americans want more restrictions — but a new Rasmussen poll tells a very different story. Jeff breaks down why support for stricter gun laws is trending down, what's driving the shift, and why this matters for every gun owner who's tired of being told they're on the wrong side of history.subscribe to my newsletterFollow this link and get $25 in ammo.Fountain Podcast AppFollow me on FountainFollow twitter @JeffDowdleFollow me on Truth Social - @JeffDowdleConvention of States ProjectPresearch search engine sign up.Brave BrowserFind our Representativeemail me at jeff@livetoshoot.comSupport the show

In 1985, a hunter found a 55-gallon barrel in the woods near Bear Brook State Park in New Hampshire. Inside were the bodies of a woman and a little girl. Fifteen years later, police found a second barrel nearby containing two more children. For decades, none of the four victims had names.DNA eventually exposed the man investigators believe was responsible: Terry Peder Rasmussen, a serial offender who lived under numerous false identities, including “Bob Evans.” Dubbed the “Chameleon Killer,” he moved across the United States, leaving behind fractured families, missing women, and children whose identities he tried to erase.In 2019, genetic genealogy identified the woman as Marlyse Honeychurch and two children as her daughters, Marie Vaughn and Sarah McWaters. The final child, once known only as “the middle child,” was identified in 2025 as Rea Rasmussen, Rasmussen's own daughter.Rasmussen died in prison in 2010 while serving time for another murder, so he was never tried for the Bear Brook killings. All four victims now have their names back, but the disappearance of Rea's mother, Pepper Reed, remains an active mystery.

Et lovforslag om gødning har skabt drama i Venstre. Det er den største krise, Venstre har stået i, siden Troels Lund Poulsen blev formand. Baglandet er i oprør, og helt uhørt vil en fjerdedel af Venstres folketingsgruppe gå stik imod Troels Lund Poulsens linje. Er det det endelige opgør med landbrugs-Venstre, vi er vidne til? Hvor stiller det Troels Lund Poulsen som formand? Og kan Venstre overhovedet overleve, hvis partiet vender landmændene ryggen? Medvirkende: Pia Glud Munksgaard, politisk analytiker i DR, Jacob Bruun, tidligere rådgiver for Lars Løkke Rasmussen, i dag indehaver af Bruun Advisory og Thomas Juul-Dam: tidligere rådgiver for Helle Thorning-Schmidt, i dag partner i Primetime. Tilrettelægger: Theodora Renard. Video: Jonas Sindberg.

Oprøret breder sig i Venstre. Foreløbigt fire folketingsmedlemmer trodser partilinjen, og striden om landbruget har udviklet sig til et opgør, der rammer Troels Lund Poulsen lige dér, hvor det gør mest ondt. Hvor alvorligt er det? Og er Venstres problemer efterhånden så grundlæggende, at det gamle magtparti en dag helt kan forsvinde fra det parlamentariske landkort? Vi vender Venstres eksistentielle kamp med Jacob Bruun, tidligere særlig rådgiver for Venstre-statsminister Lars Løkke Rasmussen. Vi runder også SF, endnu flere milliarder i råderummet og den fortsatte kamp om magten i blå blok. Det her er Borgen Unplugged. Her får du det hele. Og lidt til. Martin Flink har spørgsmålene. Anders Langballe og Jacob Bruun har svarene.

On this wek's episode of WSJ's Take On the Week, host Miriam Gottfried and guest host Aaron Back, editor of WSJ's Heard on the Street, preview the upcoming employment and inflation releases in advance of the Federal Open Market Committee's September policy meeting. They analyze why these economic indicators will draw heightened focus under Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh. Then Miriam and Aaron dig into Nvidia's recent blowout earnings and whether we will see that echo in Broadcom's earnings this week. Next, Dan Rasmussen, founder and portfolio manager at Verdad Advisers, offers insight into the past year's small-cap stock surge following an extended period of underperformance relative to mega-caps. Rasmussen explains why private equity firms face a massive exit logjam from acquisitions of small companies due to inflated valuations. Finally, we ask Rasmussen: does value investing still work? This is WSJ's Take On the Week where co-hosts Telis Demos, writer for WSJ's Heard on the Street, and Miriam Gottfried, WSJ's investing and wealth management reporter, cut through the noise and dive into markets, the economy and finance—the big trades, key players and business news ahead. Have an idea for a future guest or episode? How can we better help you take on the week? We'd love to hear from you. Email the show at takeontheweek@wsj.com. To watch the video version of this episode, visit our WSJ Podcasts YouTube channel or the video page of WSJ.com Further Reading Inflation Was 3.4% in July, Down Slightly From the Previous Month Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge Remains Above Target Range Nvidia Reports Blowout Quarter, Says Demand for AI Chips Is Getting Even Hotter Nvidia's $279 Billion Supply-Chain Gamble Nvidia Has Become a Banker to the AI Boom, Putting It on Dangerous Ground Private-Equity Firms Are Sitting on a Nine-Year Backlog A Better Mousetrap for Buying Small Stocks Moderna Shares More Than Double on Success of mRNA Cancer Vaccine For more coverage of the markets and your investments, head to WSJ.com, WSJ's Heard on The Street Column, and WSJ's Live Markets blog. Sign up for the WSJ's free Markets A.M. newsletter. Follow Miriam Gottfried here and Telis Demos here. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Rays' new stadium deal cleared its first hurdle as Tampa City Council approved the agreement 4-3, with Bill Carlson's swing vote sealing it after he used his leverage back in May to force a better deal for the city. Rick Stroud and Steve Versnick break down what changed, why the sales tax funding got scrapped in favor of an $80 million city loan, and why today's Hillsborough County Commission vote is the real one that could put shovels in the ground within a month. They also marvel at the season the Rays are having — four games up on the Yankees, six up on Boston, with a playoff rotation of McClanahan, Martinez and Rasmussen taking shape — as new ownership tries to close the deal on a new ballpark in the same year they might win the AL East.On the Bucs, Rick previews tonight's preseason finale in Jacksonville with the QB2 competition still very much unresolved — Jalon Daniels got the bulk of the ones-and-twos work again this week, and Rick makes the case for why the rookie should start the game and get every rep he can. They also run through position battles heating up ahead of Monday's roster cutdown, including outside linebacker, offensive line depth, and the cornerback picture, and answer mailbag questions on Chris Braswell's disappointing camp and the early scouting buzz that first tipped Rick off to Jalon Daniels. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Venstre har indledt en udmattelseskrig mod Mette Frederiksen på udlændingeområdet med udspil, der skal gøre det sværere at få dansk statsborgerskab, og det er godt set, mener både Thomas og Jacob. For Mette Frederiksen er ikke helt på linje med sine regeringsmakkere her. Lidt surt er det, at Venstre kommer til at sende udspillet med interne kommentarer og rettelser til DR, men det viser i virkeligheden bare, hvordan politik bliver til. Og så vender vi SF's pressemøde, hvor Pia Olsen Dyhr bliver bombarderet med spørgsmål om ansættelsen af hendes nu tidligere rådgiver. En optræden, der udløser dumpekarakter fra de to tidligere rådgiver, der også selv deler ud af fortidens frygtelige pressemøder. Medvirkende: Pia Glud Munksgaard, politisk analytiker i DR, Jacob Bruun, tidligere rådgiver for Lars Løkke Rasmussen, i dag indehaver af Bruun Advisory og Thomas Juul-Dam, tidligere rådgiver for Helle Thorning-Schmidt, i dag partner i Primetime. Tilrettelægger: Theodora Renard. Video: Buster Hoff.

What if fundraising was less about individual transactions and more about belonging? Grapevine founder and CEO Emily Rasmussen joins to explore the power of giving circles and what nonprofits can learn from collective giving. She breaks down how community, collaboration, and donor agency can deepen relationships, strengthen retention, and turn generosity into something people experience together.

The race to the 2026 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is heating up, and this week on Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Janae break down the biggest stories, comebacks and standings moves from across ProRodeo.Flint Rasmussen is back. After stepping away from full-time arena entertainment, the legendary eight-time PRCA Clown of the Year is returning to selected ProRodeo arenas, including a surprise appearance at Cheyenne Frontier Days.We also follow the remarkable comeback of 2023 PRCA Bull Riding World Champion Ky Hamilton, who returned to competition after eight months away recovering from major knee and wrist surgeries—and has already posted an 88-point qualified ride.Meanwhile, Resistol Rookie Noah Lee continues an incredible season, becoming the first ProRodeo competitor to surpass $300,000 in a single event in 2026 after a 91-point ride and victory at the Caldwell Night Rodeo.Then we turn to the standings with only about a month remaining in the regular season. Lefty Holman picks up a big win at Norco while sitting No. 19 and fighting his way toward the Top 15. Ty Harris wins Caldwell and sits No. 6 in tie-down roping, while Riley Webb has built a commanding lead at the top with approximately $279,000.And we continue tracking Shad Mayfield's comeback as the former World Champion keeps climbing the tie-down roping standings and fighting for a late-season shot at another NFR qualification.Who is safely headed to Las Vegas? Who's sitting on the bubble? And who could make a late run into the Top 15?It's all on this week's Rodeo Report from Where Rodeo Meets the Road.Keywords: PRCA rodeo, 2026 NFR standings, Flint Rasmussen, Ky Hamilton comeback, Noah Lee bull riding, Shad Mayfield comeback, Riley Webb, Ty Harris, Lefty Holman, Caldwell Night Rodeo, ProRodeo results, PRCA World Standings, Wrangler NFR, rodeo news, rodeo podcast, Where Rodeo Meets the Road

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Joe is back and he's not holding anything back — we are officially in a war, and today's show proves it. It starts with a $23 million bombshell: three U.S. Postal Service workers indicted in a fraudulent check scheme, and if that doesn't make you question who's handling your mail-in ballot this November, nothing will. Joe breaks down why "trust me bro" doesn't cut it anymore, connects it to a fresh Rasmussen poll showing 60% of Americans already expect widespread cheating in the fall midterms, and asks the question nobody in the corporate press wants to touch: what has actually been done about it? From judges gutting election security guardrails to the BAR's stranglehold on the legal system to the Eric Coomer/Dominion questions that refuse to die, Joe lays out the machine — the one, he says, that never had to win an election because it was built to never lose one.Then whistleblower and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin joins the show for a no-holds-barred conversation on the January 6th "pipe bomber" case — is this a real suspect or another manufactured narrative? Joe and Kyle also call out the posers riding the coattails of real fighters on the right, and turn the lens on a chilling trend too many are ignoring: leftist rhetoric openly calling for the assassination of President Trump and other conservative leaders. Will anyone in power actually do something about it, or is this just background noise now?Joe closes the show with a hard look at the mental health crisis being weaponized against the American public — from unhinged confrontations in the streets of Portland, to activists stealing conservative and religious books from Little Free Libraries, to a transgender school board speaker demanding children of "bigots" be expelled over bathroom policy. Add to that the Washington Post being forced to rehire a columnist after inflammatory posts tied to Charlie Kirk's assassination, and the packed courtroom of supporters showing up for Lindsay Clancy — not her three murdered children — and the picture is unmistakable. Joe's message today is simple: we stand together, or we fall apart alone. Team Evil is counting on our silence. Don't give it to them.

P1 Debat er til kulturmøde på Mors og inviterer til kultursalon med forfattere, kunstnere og kulturministeren og spørger: Er AI en gave til kunsten? Lille Ida Edderkop? Mangler vi ligestilling i børnehøjde? Fiktion eller fakta? Hvordan skal vi læse Knud Brix´s nye roman "Paranoia", som handler om at leve i frygt for en stalker i det virkelige liv? Medvirkende: Zenia Stampe, kulturminister Jens Christian Grøndahl, forfatter Thomas Bach, forfatter og musiker i bandet "Ganger" Julie Rokkjær Birch, museumsdirektør Den Gamle By i Aarhus Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm, AI-kunstner Tinus de Schunard, drag artist Tilrettelægger: Clara Faust Spies Vært: Gitte Hansen Redaktør: Siw Søby Rasmussen

Stemningen i studiet er næsten lige så intens, da vi taler om moms, som da vi talte om ulven. For ifølge Thomas og Jacob er det både 'ekstremt dyrt' og 'ekstremt dumt' at bruge 17,4 mia. kr. årligt på at sænke momsen på fødevarer og fjerne den helt på frugt og grønt. Hvad er regeringens plan og bliver det overhovedet til noget? Vi har sat en salatpizza på højkant. Vi taler også om, hvad oppositionen skal stille op. Den har brug for en optur efter sidste uges selvmål. Kan skatteplanen bruges her? Og så er vi altså heller ikke færdige med SF's møgsag fra før sommeren. Medvirkende: Pia Glud Munksgaard, politisk analytiker i DR, Jacob Bruun, tidligere rådgiver for Lars Løkke Rasmussen, i dag indehaver af Bruun Advisory og Thomas Juul-Dam, tidligere rådgiver for Helle Thorning-Schmidt, i dag partner i Primetime. Tilrettelægger: Theodora Renard. Video: Buster Hoff.

CannCon flies solo again on the now permanent Tuesday format and opens with a genuinely wild polling scandal, where a brand new firm openly admits to running what it calls a social experiment after getting caught pushing wildly inflated numbers for a socialist candidate that ended up losing by half a point. He connects that to Rasmussen quietly getting booted from a major polling aggregator despite years of accuracy. From there he digs into a fresh CBS poll on how Democrats increasingly favor socialism over capitalism, breaking down the branding gap between what Republicans and Democrats think the word even means, and framing the whole thing as a widening civil war between the DSA and the old guard establishment. He closes with a fascinating C SPAN caller clip that has to be seen to be believed. Plenty of economic theory and political speculation packed into a solo Tuesday.

ON TODAY'S PROGRAM... MAX PREPARES FOR HIS LAST DUTCH GRAND PRIX! PRETTY BOY GEORGE PREPARES TO GET HIS ASS WOOPED CADILLAC PULLS OUT THE "YOUR FIRED" LOWDON GETS HIS PINK SLIP... AND FERNANDO SAYS...I'LL SEE YOU IN 2027... THIS WEEK'S NASIR HAMEED CORNER....INTERVIEW WITH SEBASTIEN BOURDAIS AND, WE REMEMBER DANIKA PATRICK'S WIN AT MOTEGI JAPAN! Ericsson Undeniable in Markham to End 63-Race Drought. MARKHAM, Ontario (Sunday, Aug. 16, 2026) – Andretti Global's Marcus Ericsson wasn't to be denied victory in the new Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham even as it meant tormenting a longtime rival. Ericsson charged through the field late in the 90-lap Canadian race to hunt down and pass Dale Coyne Racing's Romain Grosjean for a victory. SEE: Race Results Ericsson scored his fifth career NTT INDYCAR SERIES victory while denying Grosjean his first. Grosjean was trying to reach the top step of the podium only to come one step short for the sixth time. Coincidentally, Grosjean's last win of any kind came in a GP2 series race in Hungary in 2011. Ericsson finished fifth in that race. Ericsson's victory here came 10 days after being confirmed to return to Andretti Global for a fourth season. It also ended his 63-race drought dating back to his 2023 season-opening victory in St. Petersburg. “It's been long enough,” Ericsson said. “It doesn't come as much of a surprise. We've had such a good year. We've been working every weekend, getting stronger and stronger, qualifying up front every weekend. We might not have got the results we deserved every weekend, but I really felt we deserved (this).” Ericsson's voice cracked during the interview, which he blamed on screaming too much after taking the checkered flag. But he said it was a bold and aggressive drive over those challenging street-course laps. “We were the fastest car all day, I thought,” he said. “Obviously, there were a lot of (cautions), so we had to stay out (longer on the final sequence). I wanted to show the pace and open a gap, so we gambled on staying out. I had the pace and we were lapping so quick (after coming out of the pits on Lap 69) seventh. It was a lot of work to get through the leaders.” In that charge was contact in the Turn 5 hairpin with Andretti Global teammate Will Power for third place. Ericsson called the hard bump “unfortunate,” but Power said he understood. Said Ericsson: “You never want that, but I had to get through. I knew I could win this race.” Ericsson won another race like this. In 2021, he emerged as the winner of a trouble-filled first race on Nashville's streets that included his car getting airborne vertically. The winner of the 2022 Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge now has four street course victories. Grosjean settled for second place – his best since finishing second at Barber Motorsports Park in 2023. Power finished third with series points leader Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing taking fourth and Arrow McLaren's Pato O'Ward fifth. “We did everything we could,” said Grosjean, who led 28 laps and scored his first top-five finish of 2026. “I wanted to (keep Palou in second place) – I knew (with that gap) it was safe. But then (Ericsson) came … unfortunately that (wasn't our) day. But on to the next one.” Several other drivers could say the same. The race of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing's Louis Foster had a tragic ending. He started from the pole for the second time in his career – the other was at Road America last year – and built a lead of nearly 3 seconds in leading the first 32 laps. But a caution spoiled that as all of the other frontrunners had pitted a couple of laps earlier, shuffling him to 12th place. Foster wasn't to be deterred, and he came charging back. He had moved up eight positions and was stalking Ericsson for third place when they approached Turn 3 on Lap 43. Foster went to the inside, but he clipped the left-side wall, contact which shot him straight into the concrete barrier on the right. The impact was virtually head-on, a major shunt. Fortunately, he was not injured. That spot in the track similarly claimed Andretti Global's Kyle Kirkwood, who was running third behind his two teammates. His impact was just as fierce. Kirkwood's 21st-place finish allowed Palou to pull even farther ahead in pursuit of his fourth consecutive championship and fifth in six years despite starting outside the top 10 for the first time in 30 races (nearly two full seasons). Now, with four races to go, Palou leads Kirkwood by a nearly insurmountable 133 points with Team Penske's David Malukas third, 137 points in arrears. Malukas finished this race a lap down in 17th place. The new 12-turn, 2.1-mile street circuit seemed to offer the right balance of action and reaction, with a fair amount of race-turning calamity. The track produced 258 on-track passes with 242 of those for position - the most on-record in the event, which dates back to 1986 when the INDYCAR SERIES made its debut on the Streets of Toronto. As expected, the Turn 5 hairpin was a hot spot, with several instances of cars coming together. One of the most significant contacts in that corner featured rookie Dennis Hauger of Dale Coyne Racing bumping Ed Carpenter Racing's Christian Rasmussen and then O'Ward. That was Lap 20, and it was part of Hauger's fade through the field. Last year's INDY NXT by Firestone champion started the race from the fifth position and was still there when his two-lap slide began. It started with Palou passing him, but then Malukas did and before he knew it, he was 20th. Later, Hauger clipped the rear tire of Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon, who hit Rasmussen, drawing a caution. Another of the contacts in Turn 5 saw Arrow McLaren's Nolan Siegel charge too deep into the braking zone, where he struck the car of Team Penske's Josef Newgarden. Siegel was penalized for avoidable contact. It wasn't a good day for first-year series drivers. AJ Foyt Racing's Caio Collet had contact with Felix Rosenqvist of Meyer Shank Racing w/ Curb Agajanian on Lap 1, and Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing's Mick Schumacher drew the race's first caution on Lap 15 when he pounded the Turn 4 wall. The turnaround is quick as the series sprints to season's end. Next weekend, the 25 car-and-driver combinations make their anticipated appearance in the U.S. capital city with the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. The pre-race show on FOX begins at 11:30 a.m. ET with the race shortly after 1 p.m.

Bergur Løkke Rasmussen er færdig som lobbyist for den britiske våbenproducent Babcock, og det kan koste ham millioner. Rasmus Paludan har fundet en ny måde at tjene penge på og er begyndt at sælge videohilsner - og inviterer Pinborg på svømmetur. Vibeke Manniche har mistet sin indsamlingstilladelse og stævner sin såkaldte “stalker”. Lauritz.com-parret har solgt deres franske vinslot langt under den udbudte pris. Køberen er ikke hvem som helst - Neil Utley er en britisk milliardær med forkærlighed for både Beckham og dyre biler. Panelet runder også Emil Thorups fem babyregler, Trine Dyrholms nye filmrolle som frikirkelederen Ruth Evensen og Peter Lund Madsen Foreningens første uddeling af hæderspris. Din vært er Ditte Okman, og i panelet sidder Jonas Kuld Rathje, Per Kuskner, Niels Pinborg og Sarah Iben Almbjerg. Lyt til nye episoder af ‘Det, vi taler om' hver fredag kl. 14. Følg ‘Det, vi taler om' på Facebook og @ditteokman på Instagram. Vært: Ditte Okman. Redaktør: Sofie Rye. Producer: Astrid Henriksen. Video: Sol Vestergård Gotved. https://youtube.com/live/n7Lo16FvXkc?feature=shareSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BRONCO FOCUS EVERY MONDAY-FRIDAY AT 3:45 P.M.: Bob Behler, the voice of Boise State athletics, is on vacation. In place of his daily Bronco Focus report, we play an entire interview with Owyhee High graduate Carson Rasmussen, a 6-5, 300-pound senior who is targeted to win the Broncos' starting job at left guard.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BRONCO FOCUS EVERY MONDAY-FRIDAY AT 3:45 P.M.: Bob Behler, the voice of Boise State athletics, is on vacation. In place of his daily Bronco Focus report, we play an entire interview with Owyhee High graduate Carson Rasmussen, a 6-5, 300-pound senior who is targeted to win the Broncos' starting job at left guard.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En problemulv er løs, og myndighederne gør alt, hvad de kan for at skyde den. Ministeren er på banen, og oppositionen vil have gjort endnu mere. Men er det overhovedet et problem med de ulve? Uanset hvad giver de anledning til hovedpine i regeringen, og det er de ikke ene om. Morten Messerschmidt stormer frem i målingerne og er tilsyneladende den eneste i oppositionen, der er kommet tilbage fra sommerferie. Men kan han gå hele vejen til Statsministeriet? Medvirkende: Pia Glud Munksgaard, politisk analytiker i DR, Jacob Bruun, tidligere rådgiver for Lars Løkke Rasmussen, i dag indehaver af Bruun Advisory og Thomas Juul-Dam, tidligere rådgiver for Helle Thornings-Schmidt, i dag partner i Primetime. Tilrettelægger: Theodora Renard.

Nick Wize wonders what the behind-the-scenes reality of what happens when newly traded Rays players suddenly need housing in Tampa, then turns his attention to the potential new Rays stadium and why he believes optimism is warranted for a deal getting done. Nick also admits Vegas may have known something he didn't after betting Drew Rasmussen over 5.5 strikeouts at +120, only to watch the under hit.

Bob Goff once said, “We won't be distracted by comparison if we're captivated by purpose.” That's especially true when it comes to money. Comparison tempts us to measure our success against someone else's income, lifestyle, investments, or possessions. But when we understand who we are in Christ and why God has entrusted resources to us, money becomes a tool for fulfilling God's purposes rather than a scorecard for measuring our worth. Jim Rasmussen, co-founder and brand ambassador at Pandowealth and a Certified Kingdom Advisor®, has spent years helping individuals, families, and business owners approach financial decisions with wisdom and purpose. Through that work, he has seen how easily comparison can creep into our financial lives—and how biblical stewardship can help us escape it. When Comparison Takes Root Comparison often begins innocently. For business owners, it might start by comparing sales, expenses, or profitability with another company. Before long, however, that same mindset can spill into personal finances. Who has the bigger house? Who takes better vacations? Who has accumulated more? Who seems further ahead? For high earners in particular, there can be a subtle temptation to connect net worth with self-worth. And without a clear sense of purpose, financial success can actually make the problem worse. A successful business should ultimately support a financial plan, and a financial plan should support the life God is calling us to live. But when that larger purpose hasn't been defined, it becomes easy to look around and simply copy what others are doing. That is where comparison begins replacing stewardship. Resources Are Gifts, Not Trophies 1 Peter 4:10 says: “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace.” Biblical stewardship begins with recognizing that what we have is a gift from God. Our resources were never meant merely to become trophies that demonstrate how successful we are. They are entrusted to us so that we can serve others, provide for those God has placed in our care, practice generosity, and participate in His purposes. That perspective changes the questions we ask. Instead of asking, “How much more can I accumulate?” we begin asking, “How much do I actually need?” and “How might God want me to use the rest?” Rasmussen often encourages families to consider three questions: How much do I need?  How much do my children need?  What might God want me to do with the rest? Scripture doesn't give us a universal percentage for determining how much lifestyle is enough. That requires prayer, wisdom, and discernment—and for married couples, a willingness to seek the Lord together. The starting point is simple: seek God first. Know Your Financial Finish Line One of the dangers of comparison is that there is always someone with more. Without a financial finish line, “enough” continually moves farther away. A larger paycheck creates room for a larger house. A growing portfolio creates another wealth target. Greater success creates expectations for an even more expensive lifestyle. Defining “enough” can interrupt that cycle. A finish line isn't about creating an arbitrary limit or feeling guilty for enjoying God's provision. It is about intentionally deciding what level of resources is sufficient for your needs so that additional wealth can increasingly be directed toward generosity and other God-honoring purposes. It moves us from constantly asking, “What else can I get?” toward asking, “What has God entrusted to me, and what is it for?” Watch for Identity Drift One warning sign that comparison is taking hold is when possessions and accomplishments increasingly become part of how we describe ourselves. Our conversations begin revolving around the new car, lake house, vacation, clothes, investment returns, or latest purchase. None of those things are necessarily wrong. But they can become warning signs when possessions begin defining our identity. The Christian's identity is ultimately found in Christ—not in what we earn, own, accomplish, or accumulate. That foundation becomes especially important in a culture where social media gives us a constant window into what everyone else appears to have. Don't Copy Someone Else's Financial Plan Comparison can also shape the way we invest. Learning from others can certainly be wise. But blindly copying someone else's portfolio can be dangerous because their financial plan may have little to do with yours. Rasmussen compares it to taking a road trip. If your destination is New York but you follow someone driving west simply because they appear confident, you won't arrive where you intended. The same is true financially. Another investor may have a different time horizon, risk tolerance, income, family situation, or financial objective. What is appropriate for them may create unnecessary risk or anxiety for you. A good investment strategy should flow from your goals and convictions—not from whatever someone else happens to be doing. Purpose should determine the path. Let Gratitude Replace Comparison One of the most powerful ways to resist comparison is gratitude. When we intentionally recognize God's provision, our attention shifts from what we lack to what He has already supplied. That might mean keeping a gratitude journal, regularly thanking God for specific blessings, or simply creating more space for prayer. Rasmussen points to Psalm 139:23–24 as a helpful prayer: “Search me, O God, and know my heart! Try me and know my thoughts! And see if there be any grievous way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting!” That prayer invites God to expose the desires, fears, and anxieties that may be quietly pushing us toward comparison. Sometimes we need to pay attention to the tension we feel when someone else succeeds, purchases something new, or appears to be further ahead. Those reactions can reveal something about our own hearts. Give Yourself Permission to Use Money Purposefully Financial wisdom doesn't always mean saying no. Sometimes faithful stewardship means giving generously. Other times, it might mean taking the family vacation you have repeatedly postponed or spending money on something meaningful that fits within your financial plan. Rasmussen has seen families experience a genuine sense of relief when they realize that their financial plan gives them permission to act. Good planning can help answer the question, “Can we afford this?” But biblical financial planning should go deeper by asking, “Does this fit the purposes God has given us?” When the answer is yes, wise stewardship can sometimes mean confidently moving forward rather than endlessly accumulating out of fear. A Practical Step for This Week Start with prayer. Spend time with Psalm 139:23–24 and invite God to search your heart. Ask Him to reveal where comparison, fear, pride, or discontentment may be shaping your financial decisions. If you're married, consider having an honest conversation with your spouse. You might also ask a trusted friend or advisor a difficult but helpful question: What do you see in my life that I may be too close to see myself? Wise accountability can help expose patterns we overlook. And when fear of missing out begins creeping in, remember that you do not have to follow someone else's path. Their financial life is not your financial life. Seek God first and faithfully follow the purposes He has given you. The Cure for Comparison Ultimately, the comparison trap is about far more than money. It is an issue of the heart. The cure isn't accumulating enough to finally feel successful. There will always be another benchmark, another purchase, or another person who seems further ahead. Freedom begins when we remember who we are in Christ and recognize that everything we have belongs to God. When our identity is secure and our purpose is clear, money no longer needs to measure our success. It becomes something far better: a tool we can faithfully steward for God's purposes. On Today's Program, Rob Answers Listener Questions: I've heard you recommend a company for reverse mortgages, but I never caught the name. Which company do you suggest listeners contact? I'm retired and still have a 401(k) with my former employer. I thought RMDs started at age 70½, but I've also heard age 73. What age applies to me now? If I use Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCD's) for a few years, can I later stop and go back to receiving those withdrawals myself? Resources Mentioned: Faithful Steward: FaithFi's Quarterly Magazine (Become a FaithFi Partner) Pandowealth Movement Mortgage FaithFi Field Guide: How Much Money is Enough?  Our Ultimate Treasure: A 21-Day Journey to Faithful Stewardship by Rob West Wisdom Over Wealth: 12 Lessons from Ecclesiastes on Money Look At The Sparrows: A 21-Day Devotional on Financial Fear and Anxiety Rich Toward God: A Study on the Parable of the Rich Fool Find a Certified Kingdom Advisor® (CKA) FaithFi App Remember, you can call in to ask your questions every weekday at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on Moody Radio Network and American Family Radio. You can also visit FaithFi.com to connect with our online community and partner with us as we help more people live as faithful stewards of God's resources. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. 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Jeff was joined by Republican gubernatorial candidate Lesil McGuire and her running mate Sara Rasmussen. They discuss their time serving in the Legislature, why McGuire switched out her first running mate with Rasmussen, McGuire's late entry in the crowded governor's race, what makes their ticket different from the other Republican tickets, the last eight years of Governor Mike Dunleavy (R - Alaska), some of the issues facing the state including the dividend and what their views are, some campaign stories over the years, and their plan with one week left to the primary. 

Taylor Walls launches two home runs, while Junior Caminero proves once again what a great teammate he is by celebrating Walls' homers more than Walls himself. Nick also revisits yesterday's post-show bet about when TKras would finally mention his parlay hit, questions why Drew Rasmussen's 5.5 strikeout prop is suddenly +120 after being -140 last time out, and breaks down the ultimate “Kevin Cash Special” — Carson Williams pinch-hitting for Junior before crushing a homer.

Brennon is a long time student that continually impresses me with his diligent learning and seeking to be better. We had a great chat and I am sure you will get something out of this!

From taco nights without lettuce to absolute political madness!

Hour 4 opens with guest host Heidi Harris and Kim St. Onge reacting to Dr. Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate primary, evaluating entitlement program oversight and wage standards in the fast-food sector. In Segment 2, Heidi and Kim analyze Donald Trump's "No Tax on Tips" proposal, examining the $25,000 annual deduction cap, IRS tip allocation rules, and rising point-of-sale tipping prompts. Managing Editor Craig Bannister (CNS News) joins in Segment 3 to review Rasmussen Reports survey data on public support for Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) proposals, including structural overhauls to the presidency and Supreme Court. Hour 4 concludes with Segment 4, as Heidi highlights her true-crime podcast Vegas Crime Files and discusses high-profile Las Vegas criminal investigations. Hour Hashtags #HeidiHarris #KimStOnge #AbdulElSayed #NoTaxOnTips #CraigBannister #CNSNews #VegasCrimeFiles #MOpol Hour Guest List Craig Bannister (Managing Editor, CNS News)

Managing Editor Craig Bannister (CNS News) joins guest host Heidi Harris and Kim St. Onge to discuss a recent Rasmussen Reports survey examining public support for proposals associated with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Bannister outlines survey data indicating 50% of Democratic respondents favor structural overhauls to the presidency and Supreme Court to place them under House jurisdiction. The discussion addresses demographic trends in progressive policy support, the political impacts of proposals such as prison abolition and Second Amendment restrictions, and the underlying motivations driving national policy debates. Hashtags: #CraigBannister #CNSNews #RasmussenPoll #DemocraticSocialists #SupremeCourt Restructuring #ProgressivePolicy #PoliticalDebate

Vi spærrede øjnene op, da Mette Frederiksen fik en revolver i gave af Tyrkiets præsident Erdogan. Men det skulle vise sig, at hun faktisk fik brug for det helt tunge skyts - i overført betydning - da tusindvis af migranter senere på sommeren svømmede ind i EU. Gik Mette Frederiksen for langt i sine trusler mod Spanien, og hvordan klarede regeringspartierne den første test af deres sammenhold? Det ser vi på i dag, hvor vi også dykker ned i sagen om en folketingspræst, der satte ild i Socialdemokratiet efter Ida Aukens sejrdans i ministerbilen. En spicy sag, lyder vurderingen. Medvirkende: Pia Glud Munksgaard, politisk analytiker i DR, Jacob Bruun, tidligere rådgiver for Lars Løkke Rasmussen, i dag indehaver af Bruun Advisory og Thomas Juul-Dam, tidligere rådgiver for Helle Thornings-Schmidt, i dag partner i Primetime. Video: Buster Hoff.

This interview is with David, Briana, John (Soren), and Lauren Rasmussen of Kristin Hill Winery. In this interview, the family talks about the history of Kristin Hill and how they joined three brands under the same roof.David and Briana talk about their introductions to wine. David built pubs in the 80s and started drinking wine. His friend's dad started making wine so he worked as an intern for him. After retiring, David decided to start making his own wine. Briana studied abroad in Europe and was able to taste a lot of wines. After returning to the U.S. and finding she had an expensive palate, she decided to get into the wine industry. Soren was born into the industry, doing work for his father while growing up, until he decided that wine was a passion for him as well, and later, he brought his wife, Lauren, into the mix.The group discusses the history of Kristin Hill and how they renovated the property. In the 80s, the Aberg family purchased Kristin Hill and started pursuing their dream of owning and operating a winery. After they decided to let the property go, along with their winery, the property sat for many years. Then in 2017, the Rasmussen family decided to purchase the property to join their brands together at the same location. While they did a lot of renovations, the family wanted to keep the legacy of Kristin Hill alive, keeping the name and selling their wines in the tasting room.Later in the interview, the family talks about running their brands and tasting rooms before purchasing the Kristin Hill property. The family lived in Newberg, but had tasting rooms in Forest Grove. They explained that they would often take two or three trips a day to get everything done for their brands while also balancing Soren's wrestling schedule. They claim that ever since purchasing the property, their quality of life has improved immensely. Now, the family enjoys working together and creating their own legacy alongside the Kristin Hill legacy.This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at Kristin Hill Winery in Amity on July 21, 2026.

Mens M-formand Lars Løkke Rasmussen er drønet rundt i ministerbilen, har Martin Lidegaard kunne trykke næsen flad mod ruden, mens han drømte om magt, indflydelse og ministerbiler. Men efter valget i år er det endelig lykkedes for Lidegaard og de Radikale at komme i regering - endda sammen med Lars Løkke Rasmussen og Moderaterne. Så skal de være venner eller fjender? Og er der i virkeligheden plads til dem begge på midten? Det vender vi i dag. Programmet er optaget den 26. juni. Medvirkende: Pia Glud Munksgaard, politisk analytiker i DR, Jacob Bruun, tidligere rådgiver for Lars Løkke Rasmussen, i dag indehaver af Bruun Advisory og Thomas Juul-Dam, tidligere rådgiver for Helle Thornings-Schmidt, i dag partner i Primetime. Tilrettelægger: Theodora Renard.

In this warm, funny, and deeply inspiring episode of The Midlife Makeover Show, Wendy Valentine sits down with Leslie Rasmussen — award-winning novelist, former TV comedy writer, and author of three books exploring the messy, beautiful complexity of women's lives. Leslie shares her remarkable journey from Hollywood writers' rooms to debut novelist in her 50s, and why she believes midlife should always be a choice, not a crisis. With honesty, humor, and heart, Leslie and Wendy explore what it truly means to give yourself permission to change your mind, how writing can unlock your deepest truth, why community is the antidote to going it alone, and why the mistakes you've made are actually the dots connecting you to exactly where you're supposed to be.✨ What You'll Learn•     Why Leslie believes midlife should be a choice, not a crisis — and how to start living it that way•     How she reinvented herself as a novelist in her 50s by taking baby steps and giving herself permission to begin•     The unexpected community that forms when women gather around stories — and why vulnerability is the gateway to connection•     How humor can be a powerful tool for processing grief, loss, and life's most challenging chapters•     Why the mistakes you've made are actually the dots connecting you to exactly where you're supposed to be

Den ordinære udgave af Radio Information holder ferie, og i stedet bringer vi en række sommersamtaler. I denne uge taler Anton Geist med Inger Støjberg om den nye regering og om fremtiden for blå blok – og hun forklarer, hvorfor Danmarksdemokraternes eksistens ifølge hende i høj grad skyldes Information.   Valget gik ikke, som Inger Støjberg havde håbet. Hendes parti gik tilbage, og der kom ingen blå regering. Hvad gik galt? Og hvad er nu vejen frem for det borgerlige Danmark? Det spørger Anton Geist Inger Støjberg om i denne samtale, som er optaget på Informations scene på Folkemødet tidligere på sommeren.  I samtalen diskuterer de, om det var debatten om drikkevandet og grisene, der ødelagde det hele for de borgerlige partier. Og om Inger Støjberg, der normalt har en udpræget sans for at vejre folkestemningen, denne gang gik fejl af, hvad danskerne ønsker sig. De taler også om, hvorfor Troels Lund Poulsen i hendes øjne har gjort meget for at reparere på de skader, Venstre påførte den borgerlige blok, da partiet blev en del af SVM-regeringen. Og hvordan Lars Løkke Rasmussen har svigtet det borgerlige Danmark så fatalt, at en fremtidig blå regering ikke kan inkludere Moderaterne. Og hvorfor er det så lige, at Inger Støjberg er så taknemmelig over for Information?  Ja, det hænger paradoksalt nok sammen med, at Anton Geist og hans kollega Ulrik Dahlin – sammen med gode folk fra Politiken – i sin tid afdækkede den sag, der førte til, at Inger Støjberg forlod Venstre og senere blev idømt 60 dages fængsel i Rigsretten. Dengang virkede hun ikke begejstret for deres arbejde, men som hun forklarer i samtalen her, blev sagen forudsætningen for det næste kapitel i hendes politiske liv.

Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki.

Americans have stopped looking to the Bible for answers. We assume we already know the story. Dr. Adam Rasmussen joins The Narrative to reveal the data on biblical worldview and remind us that real understanding only starts when we trust and engage with the source.More About Dr. Adam RasmussenAs a Fellow at the Cultural Research Center and the Dean of the College of Arts & Humanities at Arizona Christian University, Dr. Adam Rasmussen draws upon his 25 years of experience in Christian education to inspire students to thrive under the Lordship of Christ in all aspects of their lives. With a passion for helping students connect their faith with reason and culture, he guides them to make meaningful and relevant connections that go beyond mere academic study. Dr. Rasmussen is a magna cum laude graduate of Northwestern College, where he earned a BA in history. He also holds an MA in Educational Ministries from Wheaton College, as well as a PhD in Educational Studies with a focus on leadership and administration from the Talbot School of Theology at Biola University. His research interests include biblical literacy, educational ministries, and Christian apologetics.Support the show: https://www.ccv.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All-Star Game Junior Caminero was hit on the hand by ex-Rays prospect Riley O'Brien during the exhibition. Scans came back relatively positive and Junior was gracious about the incident. Debate on whether star players should risk injury in exhibition games. Mat proposed moving the All-Star Game to Las Vegas after the World Series, bundled with the Hall of Fame ceremony and GM meetings to create a marquee baseball event. Where is the Brotherly love -  Philly crowd booing non-Phillies players Longo Weekend The Rays honored Evan Longoria in a retirement weekend that drew 23,000-plus fans on Sunday, requiring the upper deck to open. Both hosts praised the tribute as long overdue and speculated on his future in coaching or front office roles.Grady Emerson & the Draft Mat called top pick Grady Emerson a potential franchise cornerstone, comparing him to a Longoria/Taylor Walls hybrid at shortstop. Paired with Junior Caminero long-term, Mat sees a legitimate dynasty window. The Rays also selected shortstop Taj Marchand and went heavy on high school pitching, signaling confidence in their current system depth.Junior Caminero Extension Junior publicly stated he wants to stay in Tampa Bay. Both hosts stressed locking him up now. Mat credited Stu Sternberg for building the culture that makes players want to stay.Trade Deadline rumor of Rays-Tigers talks around Tarik Skubal. With only roughly 12 million left on his contract.  A potential package could include Jacob Melton, Brody Hopkins, Xavier Isaac, and pitching prospects.  A playoff rotation of McClanahan, Skubal, and Rasmussen, plus Manuel Rodriguez returning to close, would make the Rays serious contenders.Women in Baseball The Women's Baseball World Cup group stage runs July 22-26 in Rockford, Illinois at the historic Rockford Peaches field (iwbc.org). Special thanks to Ryan Woodward, Kat Williams & Leslie Heaphy for bringing this to Rockford The Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) launches soon with four teams: Boston Hunters, Los Angeles Queens, New York Heights, and San Francisco FireBelles, each named after a historical female trailblazer. MLB.com is covering the league. Mark honored the late Sue Zipay, whose American Girls Baseball initiative laid the groundwork for the WPBL.Season Outlook The Rays head into an 11-game road trip (Boston, Toronto, Cleveland) starting July 17. Both hosts admitted their preseason predictions were off and couldn't be happier about it  

Richard Rasmussen é biólogo, apresentador e explorador da vida selvagem, conhecido por encarar de perto alguns dos animais mais perigosos do planeta. Conquistou o público ao transformar aventura e conservação ambiental em entretenimento.Lucas Costa Beber é produtor rural, formado em Direito e presidente da Aprosoja Mato Grosso. Também atua na liderança da Aprosoja Brasil, representando os produtores de soja e milho e defendendo pautas ligadas ao agronegócio brasileiro.

Send us Fan MailThis is a jamb-packed episode of information!  First, Jake Spengler, general manager at Rocky Creek Sporting clays co-hosts this show as we get into current events and happenings. Then, we have Joshua Reynolds of JTech Communications on to talk about the new Dead Pair Podcast website, what features it will have, and what it means for the listeners.   Following that, we have Wayne Rasmussen director of SCTP on to discuss the upcoming SCTP Nationals. We cover lots of ins/outs of the SCTP, the direction it is headed, the current climate of youth shooting, and what we can do to improve it. Along with Wayne, we also welcome Ed Prechel (aka Make-a-Break Ed) to break some exciting news, talk about the different shutoff format that the ACUI / SCTP teams use, as well as his involvement moving forward with the Dead Pair Podcast!!!!   Hold on to your panty hose! Make-a-Break - https://makeabreak.com/Dead Pair Swag- https://x062jy-1z.myshopify.com. Dead Pair/Kolar raffle- https://e.givesmart.com/events/Pl8/Kolar Arms – https://www.kolararms.com Fiocchi USA –https://www.fiocchiusa.com/?utm_source=the-dead-pair-podcast&utm_medium=bannerGun & Trophy Insurance – https://gunandtrophy.com/                                         Atlas Traps – https://www.atlastraps.comRhino Chokes – https://rhinochokes.comRanger Shooting Eyewear – https://www.reranger.com   Ranger 10% Discount = DEADPAIR10Taconic Distillery – https://www.spirits.taconicdistillery.com/  Discount -DEADPAIR10Long Range – https://www.longrangellc.comMidwayUSA Foundation - https://www.midwayusafoundation.orgSlick Products – https://www.slickproductsusa.com/deadpair     ElJefe Energy – https://www.eljefe.com OtoPro Technologies - https://otoprotechnologies.comBarepelt - https://barepelt.comScore Chaser – https://scorechaser.com/JTECH - https://jtech.digitalNSSF Plus One – https://www.nssf.org/plusone/                                                              Clay Range Design Works – https://traptowers.coSupport the showThe Dead Pair Podcast - https://thedeadpair.com  FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/Thedeadpair. INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/thedeadpairpodcast/Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/cw/DeadPairPodcast

Stefan, Laurens en Thomas gaan verder. Een aflevering die op papier een sprintje leek, maar uiteindelijk meer weg had van een bergetappe met tegenwind. Al vroeg kraakt het fundament onder Laurens' ego: zijn KOM op de Glandon is niet meer. Een memorabel moment. Thomas trekt de doos met sterke Tourverhalen open. Rasmussen passeert de revue, inclusief alle details die daarbij horen. En dan de sprint in Pau: rommelig, nerveus, ontregeld en daardoor juist prachtig. Eén man hield het hoofd koel: Olav Kooij. Hij kreeg zijn kans, rook de overwinning en maakte het af. Op deze dag stond er simpelweg geen maat op de Nederlander.En hoe zit het nou met roddels over Roglic en Groenewegen?Je hoort het allemaal in de Live Slow Ride Fast podcast.

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Danish explorer Peter Freuchen and his family huddled in a Greenland cave to escape a brutal blizzard in the eatly 1900's. The temperature was thirty degrees below zero. They weren't alone—a polar bear had also sought shelter from the storm. What happened next, according to Freuchen's own account, reveals a moment of pure survival. But the real survival story—the one that actually kept them alive—is nothing like what made Freuchen famous. 00:34 Podcast Intro Setup 02:06 Meet Peter Freuchen 02:27 Copenhagen To Greenland 04:47 Building Thule Trading Post 05:25 Navarana Survival Skills 07:43 Family Expedition Begins 09:34 Blizzard And Cave Shelter 11:28 Polar Bear In The Cave 14:34 Chaos Dogs And Gunshot 16:23 Aftermath And Legend 17:09 Poop Chisel MacGyver Tale 20:37 Navarana Credit And Loss 21:29 Freuchen Later Life Outro Listen AD FREE: Support our podcast at patreaon: http://patreon.com/TheCruxTrueSurvivalPodcast Email us! thecruxsurvival@gmail.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thecruxpodcast/ Get schooled by Julie in outdoor wilderness medicine! https://www.headwatersfieldmedicine.com/ REFERENCES  Freuchen, Peter. Vagrant Viking (1953) Freuchen, Peter. Arctic Adventure: My Life in the Frozen North (1935) Freuchen, Peter. Book of the Eskimos (1961) Freuchen, Peter. I Sailed with Rasmussen (1958) Wikipedia: Peter Freuchen Kottke.org: Peter Freuchen Profile MeatEater Conservation: "Did Explorer Peter Freuchen Save His Life with a Poop Chisel?" Whether Magazine: "A Frozen Foot and a Fecal Chisel: Life and Times of Peter Freuchen" Badass of the Week: Peter Freuchen Arctic Relations: "Peter Freuchen—The Colonial Adventurer" Field Ethos: "Shit Gets Real in the Arctic: Peter Freuchen" Nunatsiaq News: "Peter Freuchen's Escape from Death" The Vintage News: "Peter Freuchen: A Danish Explorer" Natural Habitat Adventures: "Meet the Intrepid Women Who Inspired Our Expedition Camps" AnOther Magazine: "The Remarkable Life of Peter Freuchen" Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Heritage Foundation Executive VP Derek Morgan joins Marc Cox to break down the Supreme Court decision that could reshape American government for a generation — and almost nobody is covering it. The overturning of Humphrey's Executor ends 90 years of congressional protection for the unelected bureaucrats embedded in federal agencies, and Derek has the receipts: over 90% of USAID employees donated to Democrats, and 75% of high-earning DC government workers told Rasmussen they would flat-out disobey a lawful presidential order they disagreed with. That is the deep state — and this ruling gives Trump the legal authority to start cleaning it out. Derek and Marc also tear into the birthright citizenship ruling, with Derek citing Justice Alito's extraordinary rebuke that the court has made one of the most serious mistakes in its history, and calling Justice Thomas's 93-page dissent — written in chapters — a monument to principled originalism. On court packing, Derek calls it a naked power grab. On John Roberts, he says the Chief Justice is too worried about what the DC cocktail circuit thinks. And on whether Trump could swap Roberts for Alito as Chief Justice — turns out he can't, but Marc Cox says maybe it's worth testing the waters anyway. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #DerekMorgan #HeritageFoundation #HumphreysExecutor #DeepState #SCOTUS #TrumpWins #FireAtWill #JusticeAlito #JusticeThomas #BirthrightCitizenship #14thAmendment #CourtPacking #JohnRoberts #TemporaryProtectiveStatus #DailySignal #ConservativeMissouri #StLouis #OriginalistJudges #DrainTheSwamp

Newt talks with Scott Rasmussen, President of RMG Research, about his new book, “Out of Touch: The Elite One Percent and the Battle for America’s Soul.” They discuss the “We the People” project that gathered 1.6 million words from over 2,000 voters across every congressional district to draft a modern Declaration of American Ideals. Rasmussen describes the country as a “10-10-80” nation: 10% on the left and 10% on the right locked in conflict, while 80% quietly embrace founding ideals and focus on everyday life. Rasmussen’s research on the “elite 1%” identifies a small, politically active group, disproportionately postgraduates, high-income earners, and dense-city residents, whose views diverge sharply from most voters, including strong trust in the federal government, support for sweeping climate policies, and belief that Americans have too much individual freedom. He contends this elite group rejects core ideals of freedom, equality, and self-governance, with about half believing only college graduates should be allowed to vote and traces its intellectual lineage to Woodrow Wilson’s vision of “government by the unelected” and the administrative state.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.