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#899 | Ed, Daniel and Danish tee up the new season through a tactical lens: what Ruben Amorim wants, what's actually changed, and what still needs work. Pre-season hints at the same framework with sharper edges, plus what the new signings add. We get into movement and pressing, set-piece tweaks, and how the wing-backs role has changed, midfield balance, defensive structure - and, yes, the goalkeeping question. The plan and the pitfalls, are all on the table. 00:00 Tactics Show: Pre-Season Preview 00:46 Introduction 01:25 Season Preview Overview 03:04 Tactical Changes 04:29 Defensive Structure 09:59 Analysis of Midfield 13:39 Carlos Baleba Analysis 17:27 Bruno Fernandes Discussion 23:49 Big Spaces, Small Spaces 28:09 Set Piece Analysis 34:07 Goalkeeper Situation 41:09 Closing Thoughts and Season Outlook If you are interested in supporting the show and accessing a weekly exclusive bonus episode, check out our Patreon page or subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Supporter funded episodes are ad-free. NQAT is available on all podcast apps and in video on YouTube. Hit that subscribe button, leave a rating and write a review on Apple or Spotify. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Immortalised by Shakespeare, Scottish king Macbeth was killed in battle near Lumphanan, Aberdeenshire on 15th August 1057; a demise that brought significant changes to Scotland's monarchy. But the real Macbeth, contrary to his portrayal in the play, ruled for 17 relatively peaceful years and displayed generosity toward the church. That said, his relationship with the real Lady Macbeth - Gruogh, widow of Gilear, the previous king - was, let's agree, rather complicated. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly explain why witches were included in the script to satisfy King James I; offer a pragmatic explanation for the superstition that actors must never speak the name "Macbeth" in a theatre; and reveal the, er, creative way the Danish minister for finance once escaped responsibility for a nasty shipwreck… Further Reading: • ‘The Real Macbeth: King of Scots, 1040-1054' (History Today, 1957): https://www.historytoday.com/archive/real-macbeth-king-scots-1040-1054 • ‘Macbeth (r. 1040-1057)' (The Royal Family): https://www.royal.uk/macbeth-r-1040-1057 • ‘Who Was The Real King MacBeth?' (Timeline, 2018): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq75Cl_osxk This episode first aired in 2023 Love the show? Support us! Join
US Health Secretary RFK Jr's call to retract a study on childhood vaccines is resisted by the journal. Also antibiotics get designed by AI, and a new way for stars to die. A study focussing on Danish childhood vaccination data has attracted the US Secretary for Health's anger, as RFK jr calls for the journal in which it was published, the Annals of Internal Medicine, to retract it. The Editor, Christine Laine, talk to Science in Action about the strengths and challenges of observational studies. The cuts to prestigious US federal science funded research continue, as last week it was announced that $500 million funding for future mRNA vaccines would be withdrawn. Barney Graham, one of the pioneers in the field and prominent during the Covid vaccines, argues that the research will still happen, though maybe not in the US, as mRNA has become a fundamental area of global research. Meanwhile, strides are being made in the field of synthetic biology as Jim Collins and colleagues at MIT and Harvard have used AI to design potentially viable antibiotics for two important drug-resistant superbugs. Previously, AI has been used to comb through libraries of known antibiotics. This study has gone a step further, and used generative AI to design new ones, that can then be synthesised using real chemicals. Though a long way from being prescribable drugs, the team think this could herald a new golden age of antibiotic development – something which has been lacking in recent decades. Finally, it seems astronomers may have discovered a new way for a star to die, sort of. Supernova 2023zkd was seen to explode back in 2023, found by a team looking for odd events. It didn't seem quite like normal supernovae, in that it took a bit longer to die down. Then the team looked back, and noticed that it had also been getting slowly brighter for almost a year. At 730 million light years away, in a galaxy far, far away, it also seemed to have been stripped of all its hydrogen and even stranger yet, appeared to have exploded twice. As Ashley Villar of the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics explains, the almost unique observation fits with a model of the huge star getting closer to a black hole, the gravity of which may have disrupted the star enough to cause it to explode. Presenter: Roland Pease Producer: Ella Hubber with Alex Mansfield Production Coordinator: Jana Bennett-Holesworth (Image: Child getting a vaccine. Credit: Luis Alvarez via Getty Images)
From her home studio in the West Village in Manhattan, New York-born American-Danish theater and voice actress VANESSA JOHANSSON reflects on growing up American with a Danish architect-father from Copenhagen. Vanessa talks about her work with the Scandinavian American Theater Company, with its mission to bring cutting edge work by contemporary Scandinavian playwrights to American audiences. And she talks about the creative and academic sides to voice acting and abstract painting.Vanessa selects a work by Richard Mortensen from the SMK collection.https://open.smk.dk/en/artwork/image/KMS6467(Photographer: Jeff Mosier)----------We invite you to subscribe to Danish Originals for weekly episodes. You can also find us at:website: https://danishoriginals.com/email: info@danishoriginals.com----------And we invite you to donate to the American Friends of Statens Museum for Kunst and become a patron: https://donorbox.org/american-friends-of-statens-museum-for-kunst
Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the BMW Championship and best outright ticket for the Danish Golf Championship -Reviewing Memphis featuring sound from Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, Scottie Scheffler -Rickie Fowler sig. event points situation, hearing from Fowler on performance in Memphis -Ryder Cup scenarios featuring sound of Cantlay discussing Ryder Cup hopes and Keegan's dilemma -Discussing top 7 on odds board at Caves -1 matchup, 1 t10 -1 BMW outright (40/1) -Sleeper, 2 FRL, 2 lineups, scoring -Best Bet -Danish Golf Championship outright (35/1) Will Doctor opens with energy, introducing the BMW Championship at Caves Valley as week two of the FedExCup Playoffs and recapping a dramatic Memphis finish where Justin Rose, at 175–1 odds, claimed his 12th PGA Tour title by birdieing four of his last five holes to beat J.J. Spaun. Rose described his win as stoic, marked by determination and calmness, admitting that focus on execution muted his joy in the moment. Tommy Fleetwood, seeking his first PGA Tour win, led after 54 holes but faltered, finishing second; he emphasized gratitude for fan support and the importance of learning from close calls. Scottie Scheffler briefly shared the final-round lead but lost nearly 1.5 strokes putting on Sunday, missing the playoff by one. Key FedExCup changes saw Kitayama, Cauley, Fowler, Vegas, and Poston move into the top 50 while Potgieter, Spieth, Knapp, Clark, and Martin dropped out. Fowler, who finished T6, knew roughly a top 10 was needed and edged Chris Kirk by one shot to advance. Doctor defended Fowler against criticism over sponsor exemptions, blaming reduced field sizes for controversy, and highlighted that Memphis drew 3.6 million viewers, the best since 2018. Doctor's betting card suffered as Scheffler's Sunday putting cost multiple wagers. Brad Payne, caddying for Scheffler, noted good putts simply didn't fall, while Scheffler praised Spaun's grit. A win came via Jacob Bridgman over Potgieter, but Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, and Harris English underperformed. On the European Tour, a bet on Christopher Broberg failed as Grant Forrest prevailed. Ryder Cup standings for Team USA show locks in Scheffler, Spaun, Schauffele, Henley, DeChambeau, English, and Thomas, with Morikawa, Bradley, McNeely, and Novak on the bubble. Contenders like Young, Cantlay, and Goderup remain in play. Cantlay endorsed Bradley's inclusion if he were captain. Team Europe's locks include McIlroy, Rose, Fleetwood, McIntyre, Hatton, Straka, Lowry, Oberg, Hovland, and Fitzpatrick, with Højgaard and Wallace vulnerable; Jon Rahm will take a spot, and others could qualify with strong finishes. Caves Valley's redesign features rebuilt greens, narrowed fairways, and lengthened holes, now a par 70 over 7,600 yards. Doctor reviewed top contenders: Scheffler's form remains strong despite a caddie change, McIlroy's driving accuracy is a concern, Schauffele and Thomas struggle with consistency, Fleetwood and Oberg offer solid form but questionable value, and Cantlay's price is too short given recent results. This week's picks include Fowler over Lowry, Sam Burns for a top 10, Matthew Fitzpatrick outright at 40–1, and Denny McCarthy as sleeper top 10. First round leaders are Scheffler and Burns. The DraftKings lineup features Young, Burns, Fitzpatrick, Fowler, McCarthy, and Novak, with Scheffler as best bet for top American. Doctor also tips Sami Välimäki to win the Danish Golf Championship at 35–1, citing improved iron play and consistent driving and putting. For the latest on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In WWII, Denmark rescued a larger proportion of their Jewish population than any other country – 95%. How they did it suggests how we can resist Trump's attacks on undocumented residents. Sarah Sophie Flicker explains – she's an organizer who's a co-founder of the Women's March on Washington.Also: Donald Trump is demanding that UCLA pay a $1 billion fine for antisemitism on campus – in addition to the $584 million in cuts to medical and scientific research already imposed by his administration. But one Billion? Why not one Trillon? David Myers will comment – He's a distinguished professor at UCLA who teaches Jewish history.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
In today's episode, we have the Danish star August Holmgren. Straight after his incredible run at Wimbledon, reaching the 3rd round with 2 matches that lasted 5 sets across qualifying and main draw, before playing Alex De Minaur. And directly following Wimbledon, he went on to win his next Challenger tournament in Granby. August attended the University of San Diego and advanced to the NCAA individual final, where he faced a certain Ben Shelton. Reached a career high of 144 in the world and climbing every year. You guys will love his mindset on steady and consistent progress and blocking out the noise.Talking points:August's incredible run at 2025 Wimbledon, making round 3 and playing Alex De Minaur.The feeling of winning his 1st and most recent Challenger tour titles.Growing up and playing tennis in Demark.Battling through 2 matches that latest 5 sets at Wimbledon and winning them both.Dealing with heat stroke and vomiting during a match.Playing college and becoming the No. 1-ranked college player in the nation at the University of San Diego.Playing Ben Shelton in the NCAA individual final.How August fights and blocks out demons during his matches.The main differences aspiring tennis players should know between the Future and Challenger tour.Links mentioned in the episode - Ep 108 Holger Rune: https://www.controlthecontrollables.co.uk/episode-108-holger-rune-no-doubt/Ep 251 Adam Blicher: https://www.controlthecontrollables.co.uk/adam-blicher-getting-to-know-ourselves-rather-than-changing-ourselves/Ep 254 Ethan Quinn: https://www.controlthecontrollables.co.uk/ethan-quinn-on-the-challenges-of-rising-up-the-atp-rankings/Don't forget to head to our YouTube Channel and like and subscribe to watch clips and now full episodes of Control The Controllables: www.youtube.com/@ctc.podcastFollow August Holmgren on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/augustholmgren/?hl=enThanks for listening!Control The Controllables.
We're stepping away from our usual nutrition chats to explore something just as vital to family life—creating a home that nurtures the heart and soul. In this episode, Jamie Erickson of The Unlikely Homeschool and author of Holy Hygge joins us to share how the Danish concept of hygge can transform the way we approach homeschooling, hospitality, rest, and daily rhythms. From cultivating cozy spaces to modeling lifelong learning, Jamie offers practical wisdom for weaving faith, intentionality, and warmth into your home life—without the pressure to be Pinterest-perfect. ✨ Topics Covered in This Episode: ✔️ What “hygge” really means (and why it matters for family life) ✔️ The 7 key elements of a hygge-inspired home ✔️ How to practice “scruffy hospitality” and welcome others without perfection ✔️ Why rest is a command, not a luxury—and how to make space for it ✔️ The difference between care and work on the Sabbath ✔️ Modeling lifelong learning for your kids through daily reading ✔️ Building a home culture that values relationships over appearances ✔️ Simple ways to make guests feel truly seen and known ✔️ How to create cozy, faith-filled rhythms for every season ✔️ Reframing productivity through a Biblical lens
In WWII, Denmark rescued a larger proportion of their Jewish population than any other country – 95%. How they did it suggests how we can resist Trump's attacks on undocumented residents. Sarah Sophie Flicker explains – she's an organizer who's a co-founder of the Women's March on Washington.Also: Donald Trump is demanding that UCLA pay a $1 billion fine for antisemitism on campus – in addition to the $584 million in cuts to medical and scientific research already imposed by his administration. But one Billion? Why not one Trillon? David Myers will comment – He's a distinguished professor at UCLA who teaches Jewish history.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Fluent Fiction - Danish: Finding Freedom: Freja's Escape to Samsø Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-13-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I den stille, afsondrede verden af den gatede community i Aarhus, hvor Freja boede, syntes alt at være perfekt.En: In the quiet, secluded world of the gated community in Aarhus, where Freja lived, everything seemed perfect.Da: Husene stod på rad og række, mens grønne plæner lå som velplejede tæpper.En: The houses stood in rows while green lawns lay like well-kept carpets.Da: Men for Freja føltes livet som et fængsel.En: But for Freja, life felt like a prison.Da: Hendes forældre ønskede, at hun blev inden for samfundets sikre rammer.En: Her parents wanted her to stay within the safe confines of the community.Da: Freja drømte om noget andet.En: Freja dreamed of something else.Da: En varm sommermorgen, mens solen kastede gyldne stråler gennem vinduet, besluttede Freja sig.En: One warm summer morning, as the sun cast golden rays through the window, Freja made up her mind.Da: Hun ville til Samsø.En: She wanted to go to Samsø.Da: Alene.En: Alone.Da: Planen var enkel: tage færgen og forsvinde ind i en verden, hvor hun kunne finde sig selv.En: The plan was simple: take the ferry and disappear into a world where she could find herself.Da: Samtidig vidste hun, at Sofie og Lars, venner fra universitetet, var på Samsø.En: At the same time, she knew that Sofie and Lars, friends from university, were on Samsø.Da: Det gav hende en følelse af sikkerhed at vide, de var i nærheden.En: It gave her a sense of security knowing they were nearby.Da: Freja pakkede en taske med nøje udvalgte ting.En: Freja packed a bag with carefully selected items.Da: Hun tog en dyb indånding og gik mod færgekaien.En: She took a deep breath and walked towards the ferry terminal.Da: Undervejs summede tankerne.En: Along the way, her thoughts buzzed.Da: Var det forkert?En: Was it wrong?Da: Havde hun ikke pligt til at fortælle sine forældre det?En: Didn't she have a duty to tell her parents?Da: Hun slog tvivlen fra sig.En: She shook off the doubt.Da: Dette var hendes tid til at være fri.En: This was her time to be free.Da: Færgen duvede langsomt over det blå hav.En: The ferry rocked slowly over the blue sea.Da: Horisonten strakte sig som et løfte om nye oplevelser.En: The horizon stretched out like a promise of new experiences.Da: Freja stod ved rælingen og så på bølgerne.En: Freja stood by the railing and looked at the waves.Da: Her, på åbent vand, følte hun en ro, hun ikke havde mærket længe.En: Here, on the open water, she felt a peace she hadn't experienced in a long time.Da: Men samtidig mærkede hun også en knude i maven.En: But at the same time, she also felt a knot in her stomach.Da: Hun var ude på dybt vand — bogstaveligt talt.En: She was out in deep water—literally.Da: Da færgen nærmede sig Samsø, kiggede hun mod land.En: As the ferry neared Samsø, she looked toward the shore.Da: Øens kyster lovede eventyr og uventede øjeblikke.En: The island's coasts promised adventure and unexpected moments.Da: Mens de nærmede sig havnen, vidste Freja, at der var ingen vej tilbage.En: As they approached the harbor, Freja knew there was no turning back.Da: Og med dette kom en bølge af spænding og lettelse.En: And with that came a wave of excitement and relief.Da: Da hun trådte i land, følte Freja en ny styrke.En: When she stepped ashore, Freja felt a new strength.Da: Øens luft var fyldt med frihedens duft.En: The island's air was filled with the scent of freedom.Da: Hun indså, at hendes valg, trods al tvivl, var det rigtige for hende.En: She realized that her choice, despite all the doubts, was the right one for her.Da: Det var begyndelsen på hendes rejse til selvopdagelse.En: It was the beginning of her journey to self-discovery.Da: Hun vidste, at hun ikke kunne undgå at vende tilbage til den gatede community i Aarhus engang.En: She knew she couldn't avoid returning to the gated community in Aarhus eventually.Da: Men nu, nu kunne hun definere, hvem hun var.En: But now, now she could define who she was.Da: Freja gik langsomt op ad stien, bevidst om, at hun havde taget det første skridt mod noget smukt.En: Freja walked slowly up the path, aware that she had taken the first step toward something beautiful.Da: Det var hendes ferie, hendes eventyr, og hendes liv.En: It was her vacation, her adventure, and her life. Vocabulary Words:quiet: stillesecluded: afsondredegated: gatederows: radcarpets: tæpperprison: fængselconfines: rammercast: kastedemind: sindferry: færgendisappear: forsvindebuzzed: summededuty: pligtshook off: slog fra sigrocked: duvedehorizon: horisontenrailing: rælingenwaves: bølgernestomach: mavenshore: landcoasts: kysterharbor: havnenwave: bølgeexcitement: spændingrelief: lettelsestrength: styrkescent: duftrealized: indsåchoice: valgjourney: rejse
Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the BMW Championship and best outright ticket for the Danish Golf Championship -Reviewing Memphis featuring sound from Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, Scottie Scheffler -Rickie Fowler sig. event points situation, hearing from Fowler on performance in Memphis -Ryder Cup scenarios featuring sound of Cantlay discussing Ryder Cup hopes and Keegan's dilemma -Discussing top 7 on odds board at Caves -1 matchup, 1 t10 -1 BMW outright (40/1) -Sleeper, 2 FRL, 2 lineups, scoring -Best Bet -Danish Golf Championship outright (35/1) Will Doctor opens with energy, introducing the BMW Championship at Caves Valley as week two of the FedExCup Playoffs and recapping a dramatic Memphis finish where Justin Rose, at 175–1 odds, claimed his 12th PGA Tour title by birdieing four of his last five holes to beat J.J. Spaun. Rose described his win as stoic, marked by determination and calmness, admitting that focus on execution muted his joy in the moment. Tommy Fleetwood, seeking his first PGA Tour win, led after 54 holes but faltered, finishing second; he emphasized gratitude for fan support and the importance of learning from close calls. Scottie Scheffler briefly shared the final-round lead but lost nearly 1.5 strokes putting on Sunday, missing the playoff by one. Key FedExCup changes saw Kitayama, Cauley, Fowler, Vegas, and Poston move into the top 50 while Potgieter, Spieth, Knapp, Clark, and Martin dropped out. Fowler, who finished T6, knew roughly a top 10 was needed and edged Chris Kirk by one shot to advance. Doctor defended Fowler against criticism over sponsor exemptions, blaming reduced field sizes for controversy, and highlighted that Memphis drew 3.6 million viewers, the best since 2018. Doctor's betting card suffered as Scheffler's Sunday putting cost multiple wagers. Brad Payne, caddying for Scheffler, noted good putts simply didn't fall, while Scheffler praised Spaun's grit. A win came via Jacob Bridgman over Potgieter, but Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, and Harris English underperformed. On the European Tour, a bet on Christopher Broberg failed as Grant Forrest prevailed. Ryder Cup standings for Team USA show locks in Scheffler, Spaun, Schauffele, Henley, DeChambeau, English, and Thomas, with Morikawa, Bradley, McNeely, and Novak on the bubble. Contenders like Young, Cantlay, and Goderup remain in play. Cantlay endorsed Bradley's inclusion if he were captain. Team Europe's locks include McIlroy, Rose, Fleetwood, McIntyre, Hatton, Straka, Lowry, Oberg, Hovland, and Fitzpatrick, with Højgaard and Wallace vulnerable; Jon Rahm will take a spot, and others could qualify with strong finishes. Caves Valley's redesign features rebuilt greens, narrowed fairways, and lengthened holes, now a par 70 over 7,600 yards. Doctor reviewed top contenders: Scheffler's form remains strong despite a caddie change, McIlroy's driving accuracy is a concern, Schauffele and Thomas struggle with consistency, Fleetwood and Oberg offer solid form but questionable value, and Cantlay's price is too short given recent results. This week's picks include Fowler over Lowry, Sam Burns for a top 10, Matthew Fitzpatrick outright at 40–1, and Denny McCarthy as sleeper top 10. First round leaders are Scheffler and Burns. The DraftKings lineup features Young, Burns, Fitzpatrick, Fowler, McCarthy, and Novak, with Scheffler as best bet for top American. Doctor also tips Sami Välimäki to win the Danish Golf Championship at 35–1, citing improved iron play and consistent driving and putting. For the latest on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Send us a textHow can we recover the essential human connections that make life meaningful and sustainable? How can we create a world where neighbors know each other's names, children play freely outdoors, and no parent faces the overwhelming challenges of raising children alone? Sarah van Gelder, founder of YES Magazine and author of "The Revolution Where You Live," joins us to explore the troubling fragmentation of our social structures and the promising alternatives emerging in response. A growing number of Danish households are single-person dwellings, and approximately 95% of Danish children attend daycare. There is a global trend toward smaller household units and increasing isolation that contributes to what the U.S. Surgeon General has called a mental health crisis of loneliness.Drawing from her experience raising children in a co-housing community and her 12,000-mile journey exploring grassroots solutions across America, Sarah van Gelder shares examples of how intentional communities create joy, support, and meaning. From worker-owned cooperatives transforming economic power dynamics to neighbourhood initiatives that rebuild social connections, these stories challenge the dominant narrative that privacy and independence should be our highest priorities.The conversation delves into the cultural forces driving our disconnection—media that emphasizes danger over cooperation, economic pressures that separate families, and the glorification of individualism that leaves people feeling they must solve all problems alone. The path toward more connected living doesn't necessarily require radical lifestyle changes—simple actions like organizing neighborhood gatherings or creating mutual aid networks can begin to rebuild our social fabric.
Episode 367 - Steve Bamford @Bamfordgolf, Paul Williams @GolfBetting and Barry O'Hanrahan @AGoodTalkGolf discuss their selections for this week's BMW Championship on the PGA Tour and the Danish Golf Championship on the DP World Tour. Listeners should visit Golf Betting System for the best golf tipsters coverage. Read our new best golf bookmaker guide. Intro: 00:30; Neil Fay in the UK Listener Review: 01:48; Paul's Grant Forrest 60/1 Nexo Win: 05:25; BMW Championship Start: 25:23; Danish Golf Championship Start: 56:49. Steve's BMW Championship Preview: bmw championship betting tips Paul's Danish Golf Championship Preview: danish golf championship tips We have a new set of Golf Betting System bookmaker guides, highlighting current 2025 sports accounts. boylesports offers betfred promo codes betfred sign up offer ladbrokes bet 10 get 40 ladbrokes new customer offer coral promo code coral sign up offer bet365 500 free spins bet365 sign up offer william hill bonus code 2025 william hill welcome offer unibet promo code All offers are for new customers, 18+ Check out our new most golf each way places page Steve Bamford provides pga tips across the whole of 2025 Let us talk you through the bet365 each way extra + bet365 golf each way places X: Steve Bamford @Bamfordgolf; Barry O'Hanrahan @AGoodTalkGolf; Paul Williams @GolfBetting Most Viewed Pages https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/bet365-sign-up-offer/ https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/william-hill-promo-code-golf/ https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/william-hill-sign-up-offer/ https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/betfred-promo-code/ https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/boylesports-promo-code/ https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/ladbrokes-sign-up-offer/ https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/bet365-bonus-code-2023/ https://www.golfbettingsystem.co.uk/ladbrokes-promo-code/ This podcast is for listeners of 18 and above. Please be Gambleaware, you can visit GambleAware.org for more information and of course please bet responsibly.
What makes a Danish school... Danish? This week, return guest Ilana Bull—an international school teacher and parent—joins Derek and Brooke to explore how school systems in Denmark reflect much more than just academics. From class structure to communication styles, from birthday customs to the role of play, this episode dives into the everyday cultural signals baked into the Danish approach to education.It's an overview on how to decide on which school your child should go to and also a reflection on what school says about belonging, trust, independence, and integration in Denmark.What Are You Doing in Denmark podcast:https://instagram.com/waydidpodhttps://facebook.com/waydidpodhello@robe-trotting.comhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFCSH6KqKooZmSx1GJu9CWZYjX8esjl2FIlana Bull (guest): https://www.instagram.com/the_lykke_charmhttps://www.tiktok.com/@the_lykke_charmDerek Hartman: https://www.instagram.com/derekhartmandk https://youtube.com/c/robetrottinghttps://tiktok.com/@derekhartmandkwww.facebook.com/robetrottingBrooke Black:https://instagram.com/brookeblackjusthttps://www.tiktok.com/@brookeblackjust
Copenhagen Fashion Week just wrapped, and Leigh's joined again by trend forecaster Lucinda Pikkat to decode the street style magic that's got everyone obsessed! From sustainability requirements that put other fashion weeks to shame (18 mandatory criteria just to show!) to the Danish girls who made sneakers with dresses a thing, Copenhagen is serving up fashion inspiration and is showing us what to expect for our spring season. Lucinda breaks down the "Copenhagen C's"—from Scandi minimalism to full-blown maximalism—and explains why 50% influencer attendance means we're seeing the most creative, risk-taking looks on the streets. Think tartan mini skirts with giant bows, sequin dresses layered over jeans, and enough polka dots to make your head spin (in the best way). Listen to Former Vogue Editor talk street style GET YOUR FASHION FIX: Watch us on Youtube this episode launching tonight 8pm! Follow us on Instagram Want to shop the pod? Sign up to the Nothing To Wear Newsletter to see all the products mentioned plus more, delivered straight to your inbox after every episode. Feedback? We’re listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CREDITS: Host: Leigh Campbell Guest: Lucinda Pikkat Producer: Ella Maitland Audio Producer: Tina Matolov Video Producer: Artemi Kokkaris Want $10 + a free month of Mamamia? We've got you.We're cooking up something exciting and need your brilliant opinions to help us make even better content.It's just 20 minutes of your time, and you'll get: $10 e-gift card 1 month Mamamia subscription (or gift it to someone if you're already a subscriber) Survey hereT&Cs here Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tom and Brad preview this weeks events, the Danish Golf Championship & the BMW Championship. As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. Check out www.tour-tips.com for all subscription categories and rates.
Fluent Fiction - Danish: Unraveling Mysteries: Curiosity and Caution at Copenhagen Airport Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-12-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Københavns Lufthavn var som en levende blok af energi denne sommerdag.En: Copenhagen Airport was like a living block of energy this summer day.Da: Folk skyndte sig fra A til B, stressede for ikke at misse deres fly.En: People rushed from A to B, stressed about not missing their flights.Da: En behagelig duft af kaffe fyldte luften, mens annoncer svævede gennem terminalerne.En: A pleasant scent of coffee filled the air, while announcements drifted through the terminals.Da: Ved bagagebåndet lå en mystisk kuffert.En: By the luggage belt lay a mysterious suitcase.Da: Den var ubemærket, som om den ventede på, at nogen skulle opdage dens hemmeligheder.En: It was unremarked, as if it was waiting for someone to discover its secrets.Da: Freja, der altid havde været nysgerrig, kunne ikke lade være med at lægge mærke til den.En: Freja, who had always been curious, couldn't help but notice it.Da: Hun nærmede sig forsigtigt og så sig omkring.En: She approached cautiously and looked around.Da: Lars, en sikkerhedsvagt, bemærkede snart Frejas interesse.En: Lars, a security guard, soon noticed Freja's interest.Da: Hans job var at beskytte, og en efterladt kuffert var ingen lille sag.En: His job was to protect, and an abandoned suitcase was no small matter.Da: "Frøken, du kan ikke være her," sagde han roligt men bestemt.En: "Miss, you can't be here," he said calmly but firmly.Da: Freja trak sig lidt tilbage, men tanken om kuffertens indhold forsvandt ikke.En: Freja retreated slightly, but the thought of the suitcase's contents didn't vanish.Da: Imens stod en rejsende, Mikkel, og stirrede på kufferten med et let forvirret udtryk.En: Meanwhile, a traveler, Mikkel, stood staring at the suitcase with a slightly confused expression.Da: Han fumlede med sin taske, da han så Freja nærme sig igen.En: He fumbled with his bag when he saw Freja approaching again.Da: “Hej, ved du noget om den kuffert?En: "Hey, do you know anything about that suitcase?"Da: ” spurgte Freja ligeud til Mikkel, der svarede, “Måske.En: Freja asked outright to Mikkel, who replied, "Maybe.Da: Den minder mig om noget fra min sidste rejse.En: It reminds me of something from my last trip."Da: ” Hans svar var vagt, og Freja var ikke overbevist.En: His answer was vague, and Freja was not convinced.Da: Beslutsomheden skinnede i Frejas øjne.En: Determination shone in Freja's eyes.Da: "Mikkel, vil du ikke hjælpe mig med at finde ud af, hvad der er indeni?En: "Mikkel, won't you help me figure out what's inside?"Da: " hun pressede.En: she pressed.Da: Mikkel tøvede et øjeblik, men nikkede så, nysgerrigheden havde fanget ham også.En: Mikkel hesitated for a moment but then nodded, the curiosity having caught him too.Da: Lars var mere og mere bekymret.En: Lars grew more and more concerned.Da: Han kunne ikke lade folk rode med en ukendt kuffert, men Freja og Mikkel gled langsomt ud af hans synsfelt.En: He couldn't let people meddle with an unknown suitcase, but Freja and Mikkel slowly slipped out of his sight.Da: De trak kufferten hen til et skjult hjørne, væk fra nysgerrige blikke.En: They pulled the suitcase to a hidden corner, away from prying eyes.Da: Med en hurtig fælles indsats fik de åbnet kufferten.En: With a quick joint effort, they opened the suitcase.Da: Indeni lå ikke noget farligt.En: Inside lay nothing dangerous.Da: I stedet var der en samling af usædvanlige souvenirer fra forskellige lande: en fjer fra Brasilien, en kurv fra Kenya, og små skulpturer fra Japan.En: Instead, there was a collection of unusual souvenirs from various countries: a feather from Brazil, a basket from Kenya, and small sculptures from Japan.Da: Mikkel lo lettet.En: Mikkel laughed in relief.Da: "De er mine minder fra rejse," indrømmede han.En: "They are my travel memories," he admitted.Da: "Jeg er bare distræt.En: "I'm just absent-minded."Da: "Freja smilede, hendes nysgerrighed tilfredsstillet.En: Freja smiled, her curiosity satisfied.Da: Hun indså, at selvom hun elskede eventyr, var der værdi i forsigtighed.En: She realized that even though she loved adventure, there was value in caution.Da: Lars, der havde fulgt efter dem, så hele scenen udfolde sig og kunne mærke sin egen stivhed løsne lidt.En: Lars, who had followed them, watched the whole scene unfold and could feel his own rigidity loosen a bit.Da: Måske kunne eventyrlyst nogle gange føre til mere forståelse.En: Maybe a sense of adventure could sometimes lead to greater understanding.Da: Kufferten blev afleveret tilbage til Mikkel.En: The suitcase was returned to Mikkel.Da: Som solen begyndte at sænke sig over flyene derude, gik Freja videre, nu med en ny respekt for både nysgerrighed og forsigtighed.En: As the sun began to set over the planes outside, Freja moved on, now with a newfound respect for both curiosity and caution.Da: Lars, der så hende gå, vidste, at han også havde lært noget: at være lidt mere åben overfor det uventede.En: Lars, watching her leave, knew that he had also learned something: to be a bit more open to the unexpected. Vocabulary Words:luggage: bagagemysterious: mystiskremark: bemærkecautiously: forsigtigtsecurity: sikkerhedguard: vagtretreat: trække sig tilbagesuitcase: kuffertconfused: forvirretfumble: fumlecuriosity: nysgerrigheddetermination: beslutsomhedmeddle: rodeprying: nysgerrigeeffort: indsatsdangerous: farligtsouvenirs: souvenirersmall: lilleabsent-minded: distrætboundless: uden grænserunremarked: ubemærketdrift: svævehidden: skjultcaution: forsigtighedrigid: stivrecognize: genkendehesitate: tøveunfold: udfoldeadventure: eventyrunderstanding: forståelse
Jack and Cal break down West Ham's latest move in the transfer market, signing Danish goalkeeper Mads Hermansen from Leicester City, discussing why signing a new goalkeeper was so crucial this summer, whether Hermansen solves the issues laid bare last season and where he can still improve. They also talk about West Ham's win over Lille in the BOYLE Sports Cup on penalties at the London Stadium, finishing the Hammers' preseason ahead of the 2025/26 Premier League opener against Sunderland next Saturday. They speak about what made Lille a good test for us, why West Ham struggled so much in the first half, the positive changes made in the second half, the difference we saw in pressing structure. They finish by wrapping up our preseason Breakdowns, asking who have been the standout performers and who they would start against Sunderland on the 16th at the Stadium of Light. Please do leave us a review and subscribe to the podcast to catch every episode. Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/analyticsunited You can follow the pod (and our other work) on Twitter: Main: @AnalyticsUtd_ Jack: @jackelderton Cal: @WHU_Analytics Darcy: @futpysche Charlie: @ATopLad Theme music: "Emotional Chill Electronic Vlog Music | Sunset" by Alex-Productions (https://onsound.eu/) Promoted by: https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution 3.0 Unported License (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Fluent Fiction - Danish: Freja's Babylonian Quest: Healing, Trust & Discovery Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-11-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Det var juni måned, og solen hang højt over Babylon, der lå badet i en brændende varme.En: It was the month of June, and the sun hung high above Babylon, which lay bathed in a burning heat.Da: Byen var en labyrint af smalle gader, hvor farverige tæpper og krydderier blev handlet højlydt blandt folket.En: The city was a labyrinth of narrow streets where colorful carpets and spices were traded loudly among the people.Da: Langt væk fra Danmark, befandt Freja sig her for en helt særlig grund.En: Far away from Danmark, Freja found herself here for a very special reason.Da: Hun var en lærdomshungrende forsker, og trods det støjende kaos ville hun finde en kur mod den mystiske sygdom, der truede med at tage hendes syn.En: She was a knowledge-hungry researcher, and despite the noisy chaos, she wanted to find a cure for the mysterious disease that threatened to take her sight.Da: Uden vejledning i de snørklede gader besluttede Freja sig for at nærme sig en mand, hun havde observeret fra afstand.En: Without guidance in the winding streets, Freja decided to approach a man she had observed from a distance.Da: Hans navn var Rasmus, en lokal guide, som kendte hver en hemmelig sti i disse tusind år gamle gader.En: His name was Rasmus, a local guide who knew every secret path in these thousand-year-old streets.Da: Selvom Freja tøvede, stolede hun på sin intuition og bad Rasmus om hjælp til at finde det legendariske manuskript.En: Although Freja hesitated, she trusted her intuition and asked Rasmus for help to find the legendary manuscript.Da: De vandrede sammen gennem Babylons hektiske liv.En: They wandered together through Babylon's hectic life.Da: Rasmus pegede på det store tårn, zigguraten, hvis skygge strakte sig over byens travlhed.En: Rasmus pointed to the large tower, the ziggurat, whose shadow stretched over the city's bustle.Da: ”Her fandt de gamle konger deres vej til guderne,” forklarede Rasmus med et smil.En: "Here the ancient kings found their way to the gods," explained Rasmus with a smile.Da: Freja lyttede opmærksomt, indfanget af byens magi og skjulte hemmeligheder.En: Freja listened attentively, captivated by the city's magic and hidden secrets.Da: Deres vej førte dem til et gammelt bibliotek, gemt bag en række markedsboder.En: Their path led them to an old library, hidden behind a row of market stalls.Da: Her mødte de Niels, bibliotekets vogter.En: Here they met Niels, the guardian of the library.Da: Freja måtte samle al sin mod for at afsløre sin sandhed.En: Freja had to gather all her courage to reveal her truth.Da: "Jeg har mistet meget af mit syn.En: "I have lost much of my sight.Da: Jeg søger en kur," sagde hun med en stemme, der skælvede af ængstelse.En: I am seeking a cure," she said with a voice trembling with anxiety.Da: Niels så hende venligt an, inden han bød hende indenfor.En: Niels looked at her kindly before inviting her inside.Da: "Her findes svarene på mange gåder," sagde han og ledte dem gennem rækkerne af gamle skriftruller.En: "Here lie the answers to many riddles," he said, guiding them through the rows of ancient scrolls.Da: Efter timers søgen fandt Freja endelig, hvad hun havde ledt efter.En: After hours of searching, Freja finally found what she had been looking for.Da: En enkelt sætning på en gulnet skjold fortalte om en urtemixtur skabt af regionens planter.En: A single sentence on a yellowed shield told of an herbal mixture made from the region's plants.Da: Med Rasmus' hjælp skaffede de ingredienserne fra markedet og skabte miksturen.En: With Rasmus' help, they procured the ingredients from the market and created the mixture.Da: Som dagene gik, begyndte Freja langsomt at genvinde sit syn.En: As days went by, Freja slowly began to regain her sight.Da: Det, der startede som en rejse for helbredelse, endte også med en værdifuld lektion for hende.En: What began as a journey for healing also ended with a valuable lesson for her.Da: Hun indså vigtigheden af at stole på andre og åbne sig for verden.En: She realized the importance of trusting others and opening herself to the world.Da: Idril, der havde været så megen frygt, blev til en nyfunden styrke og venskab.En: Idril, which had been so much fear, turned into newfound strength and friendship.Da: I Babylons varme skær, havde Freja fundet mere end blot en kur; hun fandt også sig selv.En: In the warm glow of Babylon, Freja found more than just a cure; she also found herself. Vocabulary Words:labyrinth: labyrintnarrow: smallecarpet: tæppertraded: handletchaos: kaoscure: kurdisease: sygdomintuition: intuitionlegendary: legendariskehectic: hektiskeziggurat: zigguratenbustle: travlhedcaptivated: indfangethidden: skjulteguardian: vogtertrembling: skælvedeanswers: svareneriddles: gåderscrolls: skriftrulleryellowed: gulnetherbal mixture: urtemixturprocured: skaffedeingredient: ingredienserneregain: genvindejourney: rejsehealing: helbredelselesson: lektiontrusting: stolestrength: styrkeglow: skær
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Denmark is a very good place to be a child, and to have children, yet the birthrate is dropping as it is in so many other countries. Some preschools have shut down due to lack of kids. Just this year Denmark reached a population of 6 million – a big landmark - but that's mostly due to immigration, not more children being born. All the initiatives that experts recommend for increasing fertility in other countries already exist in Denmark, like child payments for parents, long parental leaves after childbirth, good universal day care, and tax-funded health care. The Danish government even offers free fertility treatment for the first and second child, and it offers this to single women as well as committed couples. Yet fertility is well below replacement levels, at about 1.5 children per woman in 2024. Why are there not more babies ? My guess is long educational requirements for both men and women – you really can't get anywhere in business without a masters' degree - plus high housing prices in the big cities. Enormous resources on kids I've been spending a lot of time with Danish children lately. I make my living giving speeches about Danish working culture to corporate groups or academics, but in the summer there aren't many of those, so I like to take on other jobs and learn about Danish working culture from the inside. (You can't be an expert on Danish working culture without continually fresh experience of working in Denmark!) This summer I've been working at several preschools that serve ages 3 to 6, a great age to work with. They're old enough to be verbal and express interesting ideas, but not so old that they are flabet, which is the Danish word for sassy, talking back. The Danish government spends enormous resources on kids, in particular preschool kids. A preschool in Copenhagen Denmark One of the preschools where I work, owned by the Copenhagen municipality, is built just for that purpose, with high ceilings and big windows, a seemingly infinite number of toys, five separate playgrounds with trees and sandboxes, a pillow room for jumping around on rainy days, and an extensive kitchen where professional cooks prepare meals. One day this summer we had a very nice baked salmon with rice and broccoli, followed by a snack of fresh strawberries, granola, and yogurt. We adults practice "educational eating" which means we eat lunch with the small children to work on table manners and appropriate table conversation. Read more at howtoliveindenmark.com.
Fluent Fiction - Danish: Cafe Conversations: Navigating Change and Creativity Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-10-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I hjørnet af København ligger et lille sted kaldet Freelancer's Home.En: In the corner of København lies a little place called Freelancer's Home.Da: Det er en cafe, fyldt med sjove møbler, grønne planter og duften af friskbrygget kaffe.En: It's a cafe filled with funny furniture, green plants, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee.Da: Der er altid en summen af samtaler og lyden af tastaturer, fordi her kommer mange kreative folk.En: There is always a buzz of conversations and the sound of keyboards because many creative people come here.Da: Det er sommer, og solen skinner klart ind gennem de store vinduer.En: It's summer, and the sun shines brightly through the large windows.Da: Lars sidder allerede ved et bord, og foran ham står en dampende kop kaffe.En: Lars is already sitting at a table, and in front of him is a steaming cup of coffee.Da: Han ser ud ad vinduet, men hans tanker er et andet sted.En: He looks out the window, but his thoughts are elsewhere.Da: Han er freelance grafisk designer, men nu er han ikke længere sikker på, om det er vejen for ham.En: He is a freelance graphic designer, but now he's no longer sure if that's the path for him.Da: Astrid træder ind i cafeen.En: Astrid enters the cafe.Da: Hun er en rejseblogger, og hun glæder sig til en ny tur, men føler sig lidt skyldig over at efterlade familien længere tid.En: She's a travel blogger and is looking forward to a new trip, but feels a bit guilty about leaving her family for an extended period.Da: Hun smiler, da hun ser Lars og sætter sig ned.En: She smiles when she sees Lars and sits down.Da: "Hej Lars," siger Astrid og tager sin egen kaffe.En: "Hi Lars," says Astrid and takes her own coffee.Da: "Hej Astrid," svarer Lars og smiler tilbage.En: "Hi Astrid," replies Lars with a smile.Da: "Hvordan går det med dig?"En: "How are you?"Da: "Det går godt, tror jeg," svarer hun, men hendes ansigt viser, at der er mere bag ordene.En: "I'm good, I think," she answers, but her face shows there's more behind the words.Da: "Jeg skal snart på en ny tur, men... jeg ved ikke.En: "I'm going on a new trip soon, but...Da: Jeg føler mig lidt skyldig over, at være væk fra min familie."En: I don't know.Da: Lars nikker forstående.En: I feel a bit guilty about being away from my family."Da: Han kender følelsen af konflikt.En: Lars nods understandingly.Da: "Jeg forstår.En: He knows the feeling of conflict.Da: Jeg er også usikker på, om jeg skal tage det jobtilbud, jeg har fået.En: "I understand.Da: Det betyder stabilitet, men jeg elsker friheden ved at være freelancer."En: I'm also unsure about whether to take the job offer I've received.Da: "Det er svært," siger Astrid og rører i sin kaffe.En: It means stability, but I love the freedom of freelancing."Da: "Men nogle gange skal man tage en chance for at finde ud af, hvad man virkelig vil."En: "It's tough," says Astrid, stirring her coffee.Da: "Ja, måske har du ret.En: "But sometimes you have to take a chance to find out what you really want."Da: Jeg er bare bange for, at jeg mister min kreativitet," siger Lars ærligt.En: "Yes, maybe you're right.Da: De snakker længe.En: I'm just afraid I'll lose my creativity," Lars admits.Da: De deler deres bekymringer og tanker, og langsomt begynder tingene at blive klarere.En: They talk for a long time, sharing their concerns and thoughts, and slowly things begin to become clearer.Da: Astrid opfordrer Lars til at prøve jobbet, måske vil det give ham ny inspiration.En: Astrid encourages Lars to try the job; maybe it will give him new inspiration.Da: Lars opmuntrer Astrid til at tage på sin rejse uden skyldfølelse, fordi det er vigtigt at følge sine drømme.En: Lars encourages Astrid to go on her trip without guilt, because it's important to follow one's dreams.Da: Samtalen bliver intens, men de lytter til hinanden, og efterhånden falder der ro over dem begge.En: The conversation becomes intense, but they listen to each other, and gradually a calm falls over them both.Da: Lars indser, at han behøver en forandring for at finde ny energi.En: Lars realizes he needs a change to find new energy.Da: Astrid føler sig mere sikker på sin beslutning.En: Astrid feels more confident in her decision.Da: De rejser sig for at gå.En: They stand up to leave.Da: "Tak, fordi du lyttede," siger Lars.En: "Thank you for listening," says Lars.Da: "Jeg tror, jeg vil tage det job og se, hvor det fører mig hen."En: "I think I'll take the job and see where it leads me."Da: Astrid smiler.En: Astrid smiles.Da: "Og jeg vil tage af sted uden skyld.En: "And I'll go without guilt.Da: Tak for støtten, Lars."En: Thanks for the support, Lars."Da: De omfavner hinanden, og går ud i solen.En: They hug each other and step out into the sun.Da: Begge har fundet en ny forståelse og er klar til at tage deres næste skridt.En: Both have found a new understanding and are ready to take their next steps.Da: Lars har fundet en ny vej til at forny sin kreative ånd, selvom det betyder forandring.En: Lars has found a new path to renew his creative spirit, even if it means change.Da: Astrid er mere sikker på at prioritere sin egen lykke, velvidende at hun har sin families støtte.En: Astrid is more confident in prioritizing her own happiness, knowing she has her family's support. Vocabulary Words:corner: hjørnearoma: duftbuzz: summensteaming: dampendethoughts: tankerguilty: skyldigextended: længerepath: vejconflict: konfliktjob offer: jobtilbudstability: stabilitetcreativity: kreativitetinspiration: inspirationtrip: rejseencourages: opfordrerconcerns: bekymringerintense: intenscalm: rorealizes: indserchange: forandringenergy: energileave: efterladefreelance: freelancecreative: kreativespirits: åndprioritizing: prioriterehappiness: lykkesupport: støtteunderstanding: forståelseconfident: sikker
In his weekly clinical update, Dr. Griffin with Vincent Racaniello re-address the dangers of drinking raw milk, the Legionnaire's outbreak in Harlem and results of a vaccine knowledge survey done by emergency departments before Dr. Griffin deep dives into recent statistics on RSV, influenza and SARS-CoV-2 infections, the Wasterwater Scan dashboard, reports of influenza-associated acute necrotizing encephalopathy or neuropsychiatric events in children, whether or not the NB.1.8.1 should be included in the fall 2025 vaccines, the effectiveness of Pfizer and MODERNA vaccines against the JN.1 variant, risk of children developing severe disease from SARS-CoV-2 infection, where to find PEMGARDA, long COVID treatment center, where to go for answers to your long COVID questions, the association of “virus rebound” and post-acute sequelae among hospitalized patients, effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines against long COVID, predictors for distinct COVID-19 sequelae including immune disturbances and contacting your federal government representative to stop the assault on science and biomedical research. 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Fluent Fiction - Danish: A Spinning Surprise: Kasper's Artful Adventure Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-09-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: På en solskinsrig sommerdag besluttede Kasper, Signe og Mikkel sig for at besøge Københavns Kunstmuseum.En: On a sunny summer day, Kasper, Signe, and Mikkel decided to visit the Københavns Kunstmuseum (Copenhagen Art Museum).Da: Museet, med sine høje lofter og lyse rum, tilbød ro fra byens larm.En: The museum, with its high ceilings and bright rooms, offered a respite from the noise of the city.Da: Kasper gik ofte på sådanne ture med sine venner, altid ivrig efter at dele sin kærlighed til kunst.En: Kasper often went on such trips with his friends, always eager to share his love of art.Da: Denne særlige dag, følte han, ville han endelig imponere dem med sin viden.En: On this particular day, he felt like he would finally impress them with his knowledge.Da: Da de trådte ind i en sal med moderne kunst, blev Kaspers opmærksomhed fanget af en stor installation.En: As they entered a hall of modern art, Kasper's attention was caught by a large installation.Da: Det var en rund struktur med spejle og lys, der skiftede farver.En: It was a round structure with mirrors and lights that changed colors.Da: Han gik tættere på, nysgerrig som altid.En: He moved closer, curious as always.Da: "Se," sagde Kasper og vendte sig mod Signe og Mikkel, "det her værk er kendt for at udfordre vores perspektiv.En: "Look," said Kasper turning to Signe and Mikkel, "this piece is known for challenging our perspective.Da: Det symboliserer den konstante forandring i livet."En: It symbolizes the constant change in life."Da: Han ønskede at lyde selvsikker, men kunne have gjort sig mere umage med undersøgelsen af værket.En: He wanted to sound confident but could have made more effort to research the piece.Da: Mikkel lo, "Så hvorfor hopper du ikke ind og viser os, hvad du mener?"En: Mikkel laughed, "So why don't you jump in and show us what you mean?"Da: Det var sagt for sjov, men inden Kasper vidste af det, stod han inde i installationen.En: It was said in jest, but before Kasper knew it, he was standing inside the installation.Da: Pludselig satte det hele i gang og begyndte at dreje rundt.En: Suddenly, it all started up and began to spin around.Da: "Signe!En: "Signe!Da: Mikkel!En: Mikkel!Da: Hjælp!"En: Help!"Da: råbte han, mens installationen snurrede hurtigere.En: he shouted, as the installation spun faster.Da: Hans forsøg på at virke uanfægtet mislykkedes nu spektakulært.En: His attempt to appear unfazed was now failing spectacularly.Da: Signe og Mikkel kunne ikke holde latteren tilbage.En: Signe and Mikkel couldn't hold back their laughter.Da: Mikkel rakte telefonen op og filmede det hele, mens Signe prøvede at få kontakt med en museumsmedarbejder.En: Mikkel raised his phone and filmed the whole thing, while Signe tried to get in touch with a museum staff member.Da: Endelig, efter hvad der føltes som en evighed for Kasper, kom en forbløffet museumsvagt til undsætning.En: Finally, after what felt like an eternity for Kasper, a bewildered museum guard came to the rescue.Da: "Vi arbejder på det," smilede hun.En: "We're working on it," she smiled.Da: Med et klik var mekanismen slukket og Kasper humpede ud, lidt svimmel men helskindet.En: With a click, the mechanism was turned off and Kasper hobbled out, a bit dizzy but unharmed.Da: "Er du okay?"En: "Are you okay?"Da: spurgte Signe med et smil, da han kom nærmere.En: asked Signe with a smile, as he came closer.Da: Kasper grinede og kastede hænderne op i vejret.En: Kasper laughed and threw his hands up in the air.Da: "Ja, ja.En: "Yes, yes.Da: Alt i orden.En: Everything's fine.Da: Måske skulle jeg holde mig til at kigge."En: Maybe I should stick to just looking."Da: Deres latter løsnede den sidste knude af forlegenhed hos ham.En: Their laughter loosened the last knot of embarrassment in him.Da: Det der kunne have været en pinlig oplevelse blev i stedet en, som de længe grinede af.En: What could have been an embarrassing experience instead became one they laughed about for a long time.Da: Kasper lærte, at imponerende venner ikke altid betød, at man skulle være perfekt.En: Kasper learned that impressing friends didn't always mean having to be perfect.Da: Hans humor og selvironi var alt, hvad de behøvede.En: His humor and self-irony were all they needed.Da: Da de forlod museet, gik Kasper ud med et nyt perspektiv.En: As they left the museum, Kasper walked out with a new perspective.Da: Måske var det installationen alligevel, der havde ramt hovedet på sømmet – forandring var uundgåelig, men det kunne også være sjovt.En: Perhaps it was the installation after all that hit the nail on the head — change was inevitable, but it could also be fun. Vocabulary Words:respite: roeager: ivrighall: salinstallation: installationperspective: perspektivrepresent: symboliserejest: sjovunfazed: uanfægtetfailing: mislykkesspectacularly: spektakulærtbewildered: forbløffetmechanism: mekanismedizzy: svimmelunharmed: helskindetembarrassment: forlegenhedinevitable: uundgåeligsymbolizes: symbolisererhugged: kastedeeffort: umagephone: telefonfilmed: filmedespin: drejemuseum guard: museumsvagteternity: evighedloosened: løsnedeself-irony: selvironiopportunity: mulighedlaughter: grinet/latterperspective: perspektivattempt: forsøg
A chance at a new life. by r a wallace. Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories. Chapter 3: Regrets? Wendy I woke the next morning lying beside a man who wasn't my husband and felt good about it. I didn't feel a bit of guilt as I looked at him. I'd done two, one-night stands in my life and wasn't excited with what I found next to me in the morning. One of the reasons I had sworn off drinking before meeting my husband. The amazing part was, I didn't feel a bit horny at the moment and wondered if that was going to be a problem–would he want more from me now?As I lay there I wondered if he had saved my life, not merely by accident because of the baseball, but because he saw I was troubled and stayed with me, so I wouldn't try to use the pistol again. That was what I had intended. I simply didn't know if he had or not, but probably. His bringing me home with him had certainly changed my thinking in that regard. I'd been ready to end my life over a man Robb felt wasn't worthy of my consideration. Not that the passion he had shown as he lay into me didn't tell me I was desirable to at least one man. It had a tremendous effect on me for reasons I didn't fully understand, and maybe never would. I felt a movement, then Robb rolled over toward me, his eyes open. When he saw me looking at him he smiled, causing me smile back. “Could you spare a kiss this morning? He asked. "You mean could I spare a kiss and something else?” “A kiss and then you let me hold you for a while. The something else is up to you.” I laughed as I rolled over onto him, “Make way mister, you're going to get an armful of woman.” I snuggled into him and heard him reply. “You mean an armful of beautiful woman.” The words melted me immediately. If he had wanted to control me for his pleasure, he had me–no contest. We lay together not speaking for a while, his hands caressing my leg and arm. I kissed his neck a few times, then snuggled and closed my eyes again–he pulled me closer. I could hear his heart beating, feel his chest rise and fall, and smell him. When was the last time I had been so intimate and comfortable with a man? I couldn't remember for sure. It was sad, but I couldn't, not even with my husband. Shit! My husband. I was going to have to go home and face him today. Would he even notice I hadn't come home? If he did would he even care? Knowing him, his only concern was that I would make him look bad–his wife not home and obedient where she should be. He would push for me to attend Fellowship with him in the afternoon to keep up appearances with the congregation. I pushed the thought away as my stomach tightened. I'd make this time with Robb last another hour, then face the reality of my life. At this juncture I realized I had one to live thanks to someone who cared enough for a woman crying on a park bench to intervene. It was as incredible as it seemed I realized. I was lying in bed with a man in my panties after he had promised to do what I asked of him to end my despair. “Are you hungry?” He asked. “Yes, actually I am.” “Does scrambled eggs, corned-beefed hash, and toast sound good to you?” The words made my mouth start to water. I realized I hadn't eaten but the Danish since the previous morning. My stomach gave an audible growl and I placed my hand over it as if it would hush it. “I'll take that as a ‘yes'”, he laughed lightly. “I have to pee,” I slid out of bed and headed for the bathroom. I finished my business, washed my hands, than looked into the mirror while running my fingers through my hair. I thought I looked hideous. Then I thought again about why I was here in the first place. That's what a tart looks like. At least a satisfied one. I swallowed hard, opened the bathroom door, and walked into the bedroom to see Robb sitting on the edge of the bed in his briefs. When he saw me his jaw dropped. “My god! Wendy, you're gorgeous. Drop dead gorgeous.” I stopped dead in my tracks, looking down to see my breasts standing proud, my flat stomach, pantie clad pelvis, my shapely legs, and my red polished toenails. The sunlight coming in through the window hitting my skin warmed it ever so slightly. I looked up at him as he rose from the bed with a smile. I wasn't sure what he was going to do– grab me and take me without asking? “My turn. Why don't you get dressed, I'll join you in a minute, so we can eat.” The bathroom door closed and I walked to where my blouse and skirt lie on the floor. His words, his expression, his smile of obvious delight with my appearance all came back to me. I put my bra on, finished dressing, and sat on the edge of the bed looking around. The bedroom was tastefully decorated and there was no sign in the form of a photograph, or other articles suggesting he had a girlfriend. Okay, if he was unattached that made it easier, I wasn't the 'other woman'. At least I hoped I wasn't. I knew who my husband was screwing when I saw them from the hallway– she headed the prayer group that met on Friday nights almost every week. I had gone to several of them and stopped going as it was too much for me– touting how a woman should respect her husband and honor his wishes even if she weren't entirely onboard with it. Yes, she espoused Christian women bear the fruit of the Spirit- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Well, so much for faithfulness and self-control parts. Peace might work too if you spelled it 'piece' and added two words. She was thin, with big boobs, and blonde hair that came out of a bottle. I'd met her husband twice and he made my husband look really good by comparison. It was obvious to me some of her prayers hadn't been answered. That, or God's plan for her was as flawed as my own. My husband was so deep into her they never noticed I was in the house. I had simply left in tears, devastated at the sight. Robb I was a little nervous as I opened my eyes–was she going to be ashamed, guilty, for what we'd done last night? Seeing her in the dim light the night before gave me hints she was well-endowed. It hadn't taken much effort to get her to orgasm. In fact, I had hardly gotten started when she gasped, and I felt her muscles contact around me. When she got on top she didn't hold anything back– she went all out. It was when she walked out of the bathroom that I saw her in full light for the first time– she was absolutely beautiful. Her husband had to be a real piece of work to walk away from someone like her. I was pleased I'd taken a low profile approach and brought her into my arms to comfort her when we woke. When she smiled her teeth showed from between nicely formed lips, her blue eyes sparkled. Though I knew it unwise to feel so protective, it made me want to never let her go. I reminded myself again she was separated from her husband, not divorced. She could go back to him, they could work things out. There are always two sides to a story– I could be the one to ruin their marriage. I had to admit it bothered me. Shit, what was I thinking? After what I saw, this woman was hurting and I had done the right thing by her. Don't overthink this dude, she needed someone, and you were there. Wendy I sat with a glass of orange juice as he made breakfast. I felt a little awkward just sitting there doing nothing. My husband would never cook because that was a woman's job. I tried to lighten the mood a little by asking Robb what he had planned for the day– at least it was a safe question. “I volunteer at the Community Food Bank, so I'll be working there most of the afternoon.” “Really, that sounds nice, I bet you meet a lot of interesting people there.” “I do, but sometimes it's hard to see how many people with young children have to rely on it. I never knew how many people live right on the edge until I started there. It makes me appreciate I have a good education and a well-paying job.” “So, what do you do?” “Computer Aided Design, CAD, for an engineering firm. It pays well and has regular hours. How about you?” It struck me that after talking with him for hours I'd never mentioned my job once. But, then in my emotional state that was the last thing on my mind. “I work as a clerical for a law firm, close to a paralegal I guess, but they don't pay me for that.” “Wendy, I have to ask. How are you feeling? Are you going to be ready to go home and feel safe?” “He's not abusive physically, so I'm not worried about that. But, in all honesty I'm dreading having to spend the afternoon with him, and I know he'll demand it.” “Do you want to stay another few hours?” “Thanks, but I know I should go home, take a shower, and get into some fresh clothes. I'm going to have to deal with it and a few hours here won't change anything. Robb, about last night. Thank you, I mean that. I needed what you gave me. You saved me from hurting myself.” “I think you should get some professional help. That is if you can afford it.” “I can't, but I'll deal with this. I've been putting off making the decision, but after yesterday I know I'm damned if I don't.” “What decision is that?” “I want to get a divorce and move on with my life. Thanks to you, I recognize killing myself wasn't the way to punish him. He would have won in a way, and I don't want that. Call it what you will, a form of revenge in a way, if I leave him. I have friends, family, and a job that pays enough to live on if I do.” We sat silent for a minute, eating in silence. Then I looked up at him with a smile. “I promise not to do something stupid.” “I want to believe that,” he replied with a firm expression. I reached for my shoulder bag hanging on the empty chair next to me, and took out the pistol, handing it to him butt first. “Here, keep this.” He took the pistol from my hand and placed it on the counter behind him, then looked at me. “I suppose I should take you home.” “Yes, but not home. Back to the park, I can walk from there, I don't…” “I know. You don't need to say it. I wouldn't want to make things any harder for you.” “Thank you for being so understanding.” “Wendy, give me your phone so I can put my contact information in it. Just in case… well… in case you need a friend again. By the way, you stayed with my wife Cindy and me last night. You know her from… let's see… she's one of your clients from work.” I took my phone out and handed it to him. When he gave it back I checked and saw he had put in 'Robb, Com. Food Bank'. I looked at him with a frown. “Just in case someone looks at your contacts. No reason for a man's first and last name to show up– it might cause problems. If someone asks, you may decide to volunteer, and I'm the contact person.” I was pretty much lost in thought as he drove me to the park. I felt myself tense, my stomach going into knots. I got out before Robb could attempt to open the door for me and looked back into the car– my emotions mixed with good and bad. “Robb, thank you. I know it sounds lame, but you made a difference, a big one. I can't explain why I asked you to do what I asked of you, maybe it was because I wanted to feel like a desirable woman again.” “Wendy, I can't pretend to know you, all I can say is you deserve to be happy. Please, don't throw your life away, do what you need to do to move your life forward. If you ever need a friend to lean on call me. I promise to be there for you.” I watched as he drove away, then turned and took the first step back to a life filled with problems. Regardless of the outcome, I had a life to rebuild and I was determined to make it better. It was time to face my demons. Robb had given me that chance– I wasn't going to waste it. I had always been strong in the face of adversity and the one time I had faltered there was someone who cared enough to pull me through. I would always be grateful to him. Chapter 4: Reflections Robb Well, this had been two of the strangest days in my life. I save a woman from killing herself, comfort her by having sex with her, feed her breakfast, and drop her off to return to a husband who doesn't deserve her. Sure, I was recovering from a failed relationship of long standing, but I had never come close to committing suicide despite the pain. But, depression affects people in different ways and some can climb out of it, others can't without help. I hoped Wendy had the strength to do what she needed to do to make her life better. I drove home wondering if I would ever get a phone call from her in the future. After walking in the door I went to put things away in the kitchen– there was the pistol sitting where I had left it. I hefted it, it had been a long time since I had fired a pistol in the military; it still felt familiar. I walked to the bedroom and to the closet, opened my fire safe, and placed it inside along with the rounds I had taken out of the clip. Wendy I walked the fifteen minutes home thinking of what I would need to do. I walked in the door after seeing his car in the driveway– he was home. He was sitting in front of the TV watching a car race when I walked in. “Where have you been? We have to get ready for church in a few hours you know.” “I stayed with a friend last night. Sorry, I should have called, or left a text.” He looked at me with a wicked grin, “You go to the bedroom and take your clothes off. We haven't done it in a while, and I'm feeling you might be good about now.” I froze, my stomach went tight. If there was something I didn't want from him that was it. “I'm not in the mood right now, maybe later.” “I'm not interested if you're in the mood, get yourself in the mood. I'll be in after the race is over in about ten minutes.” “Honey, I'm sorry, I really don't want to, maybe after church this afternoon.” He looked at me with a scowl. “You're my wife, that means you listen to what I need, and give it when I want it. It's probably those pills you take to avoid getting pregnant. I hear they mess up a woman's mind too. It's time for you to stop taking them.” 'There's nothing wrong with my mind that getting away from you for a while won't solve. You haven't touched me in six months, and now you want me to flop onto my back for you. Well, it's not going to happen this time.“ He turned the volume down on the TV and stared at me with hard eyes, "What are you saying, you're not going to be a wife?” “What! Be a wife only when you want to be a husband! Why don't you be a husband to me instead of spending all your time with Joanne Winston,” my voice going shrill. “Joanne has nothing to do with this,” he thundered. “I'm grateful for that. My Lord, I guess you having her bent over the sofa, your cock inside her didn't mean anything.” I saw is face grow taut, his jaw moving slightly, but he didn't say anything. “Yes, I walked in and saw the both of you. You were so intent on screwing her you didn't even hear, or see me. I'm going to divorce your ass.” “You can't talk to me that way. I had a moment of weakness and I've prayed for forgiveness. I want to make it up to you.” “Oh, so you can go around screwing her for months and you expect me to forgive you. I guess I'm not the hardcore Christian woman you thought I was. I'm going to pack my clothes and things I need and find someplace else to live until the divorce is final.” He stormed towards me, grabbed my blouse and torn it open, his eyes wild, “You're in my house, you are my wife, I'm going to have you as is my right. Now, we can do it the hard way, or the easy way. But, I'm going to get my due out of you.” I knew I wasn't going to be able to stop him, he was much too large for me to resist him. My mind scrambled to find a way to tamp things down. For the first time I was afraid of being raped– by my own husband. Maybe I wasn't thinking straight, but it was the only thing that came to mind. “Well, it's about time you showed some real interest in these,” as I placed my hands under my breasts and pushed them up. I saw a look of confusion on his face. He stopped, his hands went down to his sides as his eyes remained glued on my heaving chest. I swallowed hard, it was taking every bit of strength for me to take a step toward him. I planted a kiss on his cheek, my stomach protesting, then forced a smile. “Finish watching your race, then come in and treat me as your wife. I went off the pill a month ago if you want to know.” I watched as he sat back down on the sofa, his temper had settled. I was sure he didn't even think my comment about Joanne made a difference– as far as he was concerned he'd been forgiven by the Lord. Well, I wasn't the Lord and the memory of them at the sofa was fresh in my mind. He was going to hell as far as I was concerned and I knew he would have company. He looked at me, his face stoic. “This will be over in about seven minutes. Glad you came to your senses.” His words made me want to heave. I rushed down the hall, into our bedroom, pulled out a suitcase and jammed underwear, a bra, some blouses, a few pairs of slacks, and two pairs of shoes into it. I slipped out the door into the garage as he stared at the TV. I didn't have much, but it would be enough for a few days until I could come back for more. The asshole wasn't ever going to touch me again. I rushed to my car and was away as fast as I could go, the tires squealing as I drove off. My last look was of him standing in front of the garage in my rear-view mirror– I had gotten away. I got as far as the park and pulled onto a side street and called my parents. They lived about two hours away where my husband wasn't likely to go. After a minute to settle myself, I called and told them I was coming to spend the night and would leave early for work in the morning. I Explained I would tell them what was going on when I got there. I started driving and felt my hands tremble as I gripped the steering wheel. He had intended on taking me regardless of what I wanted and the fear was now manifesting itself. I settled down after a while and the drive to my parents' home was enough time for me to reflect on my three years with him. Three full years of my life down the drain because I wasn't mature enough to know better– our relationship had gone bad after no more than a year. We had disagreed on one thing after another, at first small things, then major things– like having children, and having money in a savings account. I spilled everything to my parents, well… not everything. The pistol and Robb I omitted not wanting to admit I had been so desperate. They sat silent and let me talk and when I was finished told me they understood and would help me in any way they could. I took my suitcase into the guest bedroom and sat down on the bed. I opened the suitcase to see what I had selected in my haste to get out of the house hoping there was the right combination to wear to work the next day. I slept poorly, tossing and turning, thinking I had screwed my life up big time. I had sought revenge on by husband by sleeping with a total stranger and realized I would never use it against him. I didn't want to look like that kind of woman. He had his righteous Christian woman and the Lord had forgiven him. What did I have now? I felt asleep and jerked up with a start when the alarm went off. Chapter 5: Freudian Slip? Wendy I drove to work and stumbled into the office half awake. I struggled through the day and realized I hadn't made arrangements for a place to stay for the night. It didn't make sense to drive all the way back to my parents' house again. I hadn't closed my savings account, or made it a joint account after we married– now happy I hadn't. I went to the ATM and withdrew enough money for the week to stay in a cheap motel. It would do for the time being and I decided I wasn't going to go back for my clothes either– I'd shop for what I needed. The account was healthy enough to support me for a while, so at least I felt better about that. After work I drove to the cheapest place I knew, committing for one night. I walked into the room, put my suitcase on the chair, and fell exhausted onto the bed. I woke up three hours later feeling hungry and decided to walk down the street to a fast food place for a salad. I had put my phone on silent and when I looked at it found there were multiple calls, and text messages from my husband. I deleted all of them and blocked his number. No sense in talking with him, he could do that through my lawyer, and I'd find one before the end of the week. The week went along and the women at work knew something was up. I finally revealed I'd left my husband and was living in a motel. One of the single women offered me a room in her apartment saying she didn't use it for anything other than storing a few boxes of stuff. I accepted her offer and moved in two days later after buying a used single bed and bedding to make it up from a thrift shop. I needed to stretch my money as far as I could not knowing how long it would be before I could end my marriage. Clara was a godsend, she was always such a happy person, her personality was exactly what I needed, and I found my mood improved as the days went by. We shared expenses for food, so that helped too. The biggest change after a few days was I didn't feel stressed as much as I had before. I didn't realize how much it was taking out of me having to deal with my husband day in and day out. I found a lawyer and gave him the go ahead to do whatever was needed. He told me if my husband didn't contest the filing it could be done in a month at a modest cost. Under state law I was entitled to half of our real assets and funds held in joint accounts at the time of the filing. A week later I had diverted my paycheck to my new checking account. I was feeling better about the decision I had made when my husband showed up in the lobby of the building asking to see me. My lawyer told me it was best not to talk with him unless someone were with me, even if it were not him. I told the receptionist to tell him I was in a meeting for the rest of the day. I found out later he left after a few minutes saying he would try to see me later obviously unhappy. I was eating supper with Clara when my phone rang, it was my mother. I decided to ignore it and call her back after we finished eating. I walked into my bedroom for privacy, went to my contacts, and touched the screen. A male voice answered, thinking it was my dad who had picked up. “Hi Dad, this is Wendy. How are you?” There was a long pause, then. “Wendy, this is Robb. Are you okay?” Surprised, I stammered out a reply, then regained my composure. “How are you?” “Good, work and doing the volunteer stuff, nothing unusual. But, why are you calling me?” I didn't want to hurt his feelings by telling him I hadn't meant to call him. I was trying to come up with a plausible explanation when he offered. “You called my number by mistake didn't you?” “Yes, I'm sorry. I never took your number out of my contacts.” “I understand. So, things are going well with you and your husband?” “No. I'm in the process of getting a divorce. I'm living with a friend in her apartment until I get things settled. I hope my lawyer will have good news for me by next week.” That's great, ugh, well… not great news… “Robb, it's okay. I understand it's awkward.” “Good, it's good to know you're moving your life forward and you're safe. Well, I'll let you get back to whomever you meant to call.” “Thanks.” I replied not knowing exactly what else to say. I saw the call end and this time pressed the number for my mother: Roberta, not Robb. I would remove Robb's information after talking with her. My Mother answered and told me my husband had called her asking if she knew where I was living. I felt my heart go into my stomach. He was stilling looking for me. “Honey, I told him I didn't know where. I won't repeat what he said, it would only upset you. Your father and I think you're doing the right thing. Be strong, see this through, and when things settle down you'll find a man that's good for you.” That was my mother, always looking for the silver lining. We talked for another half hour and then I put my phone down. I would call my lawyer tomorrow and see if he had anything to tell me. I opened my contacts to delete Robb's number, my finger almost touching the screen when I pulled it back. I probably should have thanked him again for helping me. I'd call him back, then delete it after we finished talking. I selected his name, waited for the dial tone, and for him to pick up. “Robb here.” “Robb, it's Wendy again.” There was a pause. “You're alright aren't you?” I laughed. “Yes, I'm fine. I thought I should call you back and thank you again for helping me.” “Okay, you know I'm pleased you're alright. You sound good, I can almost see your smile. I remember what you look like when you wear one.” I felt myself smiling like a fool, I remembered when I had smiled at him that way. Memoires flooded my mine and I felt myself go warm remembering being in bed with him the following morning. There was a long pause between us, then I started to say something just has he did, we both stopped, another pause. “Go ahead, what did you have to say,” he offered. “I don't know, what did you want to say?” Another pause, I felt myself tense wondering now if I should have called him. “Wendy, are you free tonight?” “Yes. Well not free, but reasonable,” I replied flippantly. I heard him laugh. “Reasonable works for me. How about I come and pick you up and we can go out for a coffee.” “Robb, I'm still married. I want to, but I'm not sure it's a good idea.” “I understand, it makes sense, sorry. I guess I wasn't thinking straight.” “Robb, I would say yes otherwise. Really, I would.” - to be continued.. By R A Wallace for Literotica
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In this Flashback Friday episode of The Radio Vagabond, I arrive in Memphis, Tennessee – home of the blues, birthplace of rock 'n' roll, and the city Elvis called home. But things take a slightly awkward turn when I casually mentioned my Danish hometown, Randers, in Graceland… and that got me in trouble. Between the laughs and the local tension, I explore the city's iconic landmarks, including Beale Street and Graceland. This episode blends cultural contrasts, southern hospitality, and a bit of rock 'n' roll magic. See pictures and read more on https://www.theradiovagabond.com/063-memphis/ This Flashback Friday episode was first released on January 17, 2019.
On Friday's show: Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo was censured by county commissioners Thursday for her behavior during a Commissioners Court meeting. We learn what happened. And we get the latest on the ongoing quorum break in Austin.Also this hour: From late sculptor David Adickes' Beatles statues relocating to a car dealership, to a Danish zoo seeking public donations of pets to feed to its captive predators, our non-experts weigh in on The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week.Then, we revisit a tour we took in 2018 of some of downtown Houston's most historically significant skyscrapers.And Whataburger turns 75 today. The fast-food chain's first location opened on this date in 1950 in Corpus Christi. We reflect on the beloved Texas burger joint's history.
Fluent Fiction - Danish: Climbing the Rundetaarn: A Journey to Rekindle Friendship Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-08-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Solen stod højt på himlen over København.En: The sun stood high in the sky over København.Da: Rundetaarn lyste i det varme sommerlys, og byen nedenfor summede af liv.En: The Rundetaarn shone in the warm summer light, and the city below buzzed with life.Da: Niels stod ved foden af tårnet, og overvejede Astrids opfordring til at mødes.En: Niels stood at the base of the tower, contemplating Astrid's invitation to meet.Da: Han følte sig lidt tung om hjertet, da tankerne kredsede om fortiden.En: He felt a bit heavy-hearted as thoughts of the past circled in his mind.Da: Bruddet havde været hårdt.En: The breakup had been hard.Da: Pludselig ringede telefonen.En: Suddenly, the phone rang.Da: "Hej, Niels," sagde Astrid med sin karakteristisk livlige stemme.En: "Hi, Niels," said Astrid with her characteristically lively voice.Da: "Jeg er snart der.En: "I'm almost there.Da: Er du klar til at tage op i Rundetaarn?"En: Are you ready to go up in the Rundetaarn?"Da: Niels tog en indånding.En: Niels took a breath.Da: "Ja, jeg står klar."En: "Yes, I'm ready."Da: De mødtes ved indgangen, og begyndte sammen den snoede tur op ad tårnet.En: They met at the entrance and began the winding climb up the tower together.Da: Indenfor lød deres skridt mod stenen.En: Inside, their steps echoed against the stone.Da: Astrid havde altid været energisk; nu var hun også stille.En: Astrid had always been energetic; now she was also quiet.Da: "Er alt okay, Astrid?"En: "Is everything okay, Astrid?"Da: spurgte Niels, mens de nærmede sig toppen.En: Niels asked as they approached the top.Da: "Jeg ville gerne tale med dig," svarede hun, mens de trådte ud på den åbne platform.En: "I wanted to talk to you," she replied as they stepped out onto the open platform.Da: Udsigten over København var betagende, byen strakte sig vidt omkring, badet i sommerglød.En: The view over København was breathtaking, the city stretched far around, bathed in a summer glow.Da: "Jeg har følt dig lidt fjern siden... du ved," startede hun forsigtigt.En: "I've felt you a bit distant since... you know," she started cautiously.Da: "Men jeg savner vores venskab, Niels.En: "But I miss our friendship, Niels.Da: Jeg vil ikke miste dig som ven."En: I don't want to lose you as a friend."Da: Niels så ud over byen.En: Niels looked out over the city.Da: Det havde været svært at åbne op.En: It had been difficult to open up.Da: Fortiden lod til at klæbe sig fast, som den tandhjulsfigur der spirede fra tårnet.En: The past seemed to cling, like the gear-shaped sculpture that sprouted from the tower.Da: Men her stod Astrid, med åbne øjne og et ærligt hjerte.En: But here stood Astrid, with open eyes and an honest heart.Da: "Jeg har været i mine egne tanker," indrømmede han endelig.En: "I've been lost in my own thoughts," he finally admitted.Da: "Det er ikke fair overfor dig.En: "It's not fair to you.Da: Jeg skal blive bedre."En: I need to do better."Da: Der stod de, i stilhed, mens vinden fra taget kærtegnede deres ansigter.En: They stood there, in silence, as the wind from the roof caressed their faces.Da: Niels kiggede på Astrid med et nyt perspektiv.En: Niels looked at Astrid with a new perspective.Da: "Tak," sagde han.En: "Thank you," he said.Da: "Tak fordi du talte med mig."En: "Thank you for talking to me."Da: Astrid smilede og i den gyldne sol gik en ny forståelse op for dem begge.En: Astrid smiled, and in the golden sun, a new understanding dawned on both of them.Da: De gik ned fra tårnet med en fornyet venskab.En: They descended from the tower with a renewed friendship.Da: Niels følte, at han havde taget sit første skridt mod at finde sig selv igen.En: Niels felt he had taken his first step towards finding himself again.Da: Som de gik gennem København, besluttede han sig for at være mere til stede, for Astrids skyld og sin egen.En: As they walked through København, he decided to be more present, for Astrid's sake and his own.Da: Den historiske by omkring dem mindede ham om fortidens skønhed og fremtidens håb.En: The historic city around them reminded him of the beauty of the past and the hope for the future.Da: Det var starten på noget nyt.En: It was the start of something new. Vocabulary Words:contemplating: overvejedeinvitation: opfordringheavy-hearted: tung om hjertetbreakup: bruddetcharacteristically: karakteristisklively: livligewinding: snoedeechoed: lødenergetic: energiskcautiously: forsigtigtdistant: fjerncling: klæbe sig fastgear-shaped sculpture: tandhjulsfigurcaressed: kærtegnedeperspective: perspektivrenewed: fornyetdescended: gik nedpresent: til stedehistoric: historiskebeauty: skønhedhope: håbsummoned: summedebreathtaking: betagendeglow: glødhonest: ærligtadmitted: indrømmedefair: fairperspective: perspektivunderstanding: forståelsehistorical: historiske
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In this Flashback Friday episode of The Radio Vagabond, I arrive in Memphis, Tennessee – home of the blues, birthplace of rock 'n' roll, and the city Elvis called home. But things take a slightly awkward turn when I casually mentioned my Danish hometown, Randers, in Graceland… and that got me in trouble. Between the laughs and the local tension, I explore the city's iconic landmarks, including Beale Street and Graceland. This episode blends cultural contrasts, southern hospitality, and a bit of rock 'n' roll magic. See pictures and read more on https://www.theradiovagabond.com/063-memphis/ This Flashback Friday episode was first released on January 17, 2019.
From his home in Newbury Park, Thousand Oaks, Hobro-born Danish professional rider and horse trainer and abstract painter KENNETH VINTHER reflects on moving to California via Germany in his 20s, and on his career competing with and educating show jumping horses. He highlights his best horse, a Holsteiner named Colicchio, once the best in class on the US west coast, and the difference of riding between Denmark and the US — the former as an everyday sport, the latter as an elite one.Kenneth selects a work by Asger Jorn from the SMK collection.https://open.smk.dk/en/artwork/image/KMS9104(Photographer: Zac Taylor)----------We invite you to subscribe to Danish Originals for weekly episodes. You can also find us at:website: https://danishoriginals.com/email: info@danishoriginals.com----------And we invite you to donate to the American Friends of Statens Museum for Kunst and become a patron: https://donorbox.org/american-friends-of-statens-museum-for-kunst
Henrik Knudsen is the Elvis Presley superfan who built Memphis Mansion — a brick-for-brick replica of Graceland in the Danish city of Randers.From his 148 pilgrimages to America to the legal showdown with Elvis Presley Enterprises, Henrik's story is a rollercoaster of obsession, risk, and rock history. This episode is a love letter to fandom, a testament to following your wildest ideas, and a reminder that sometimes, the craziest dreams make the best stories.Visit https://www.memphismansion.dk/ for more.Visit www.archipelagoaudio.com for more information.
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Fluent Fiction - Danish: Summer Sparks of Collaboration at Aarhus Katedralskole Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-07-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Aarhus Katedralskole var som en tidskapsel midt i byens travlhed.En: Aarhus Katedralskole was like a time capsule in the midst of the city's hustle and bustle.Da: Rektoren stod på trappen og bød alle velkommen til den første dag af den obligatoriske sommerworkshop.En: The principal stood on the stairs and welcomed everyone to the first day of the mandatory summer workshop.Da: Solen strålede gennem skolens store vinduer og kastede lyspletter over de gamle murstensvægge i klasselokalet.En: The sun shone through the school's large windows, casting patches of light over the old brick walls in the classroom.Da: Freja sad ved et af de kraftige træborde i klasselokalet og prøvede at undertrykke sommerfuglene i maven.En: Freja sat at one of the sturdy wooden tables in the classroom, trying to suppress the butterflies in her stomach.Da: Hun havde valgt et sted tæt på tavlen, klar til at notere det mindste ord fra underviseren.En: She had chosen a spot close to the blackboard, ready to jot down even the smallest word from the instructor.Da: Hun ønskede at imponere alle, især lærerne, for hun drømte om at være den bedste elev i klassen.En: She wanted to impress everyone, especially the teachers, for she dreamed of being the best student in the class.Da: Lidt ved siden af hende sad Magnus.En: A little way to her side sat Magnus.Da: Han lænede sig tilbage i stolen, med en lidt fjern mine.En: He leaned back in his chair with a somewhat distant look.Da: "Hvorfor er vi her overhovedet?"En: "Why are we here at all?"Da: mumlede han, da læreren begyndte at tale om dagens gruppearbejdsprojekt.En: he mumbled, as the teacher began talking about the day's group project.Da: Freja skævede lidt tvivlsomt til ham.En: Freja glanced somewhat doubtfully at him.Da: Hun vidste, at han var klog, men hans afslappede indstilling gjorde hende nervøs.En: She knew he was smart, but his relaxed attitude made her nervous.Da: Gruppeprojektet skulle fremlægges i slutningen af dagen.En: The group project was to be presented at the end of the day.Da: Freja besluttede hurtigt, at hun ville tage styringen for at sikre, at projektet blev en succes.En: Freja quickly decided she would take the lead to ensure the project was a success.Da: Hun samlede materiale og udarbejdede en plan med det samme.En: She gathered materials and devised a plan right away.Da: "Jeg tror, vi kan komme langt, hvis vi arbejder struktureret," sagde hun opmuntrende til Magnus.En: "I think we can go far if we work in a structured way," she said encouragingly to Magnus.Da: Magnus nikkede, men virkede stadig lidt uengageret.En: Magnus nodded but still seemed a bit disengaged.Da: Freja forsøgte at inkludere ham, men fik mest korte svar.En: Freja tried to include him but mostly got short replies.Da: Hun var bange for, at arbejdet ville mislykkes, hvis Magnus ikke gik op i det.En: She was afraid the work would fail if Magnus didn't get involved.Da: Da fremlæggelsens tid kom, blev Freja mere og mere nervøs.En: As the presentation time came, Freja became more and more nervous.Da: Hun startede stærkt, men hendes stemme dirrede lidt.En: She started off strong, but her voice wavered a bit.Da: Pludselig stoppede Magnus hende midt i sætningen.En: Suddenly, Magnus interrupted her mid-sentence.Da: "Må jeg lige vise noget?"En: "May I just show something?"Da: spurgte han, med en helt anderledes glød i øjnene.En: he asked, with a completely different glow in his eyes.Da: Han rettede en projektor mod tavlen og tændte for skærmen.En: He aimed a projector at the board and turned on the screen.Da: En farverig præsentation fyldt med deres projektdata og grafik kom til syne.En: A colorful presentation filled with their project data and graphics appeared.Da: Freja kunne ikke tro sine egne øjne.En: Freja couldn't believe her eyes.Da: Magnus havde tydeligvis arbejdet i det skjulte og tilføjet en vis kreativitet, som hun slet ikke havde forventet.En: Magnus had obviously been working in secret and added a creativity that she hadn't expected.Da: Alle i klassen, inklusiv læreren, så meget imponerede ud og klappede, da de var færdige.En: Everyone in the class, including the teacher, looked very impressed and applauded when they were done.Da: Efter fremlæggelsen kom læreren hen til dem.En: After the presentation, the teacher came over to them.Da: "Fantastisk samarbejde," sagde hun.En: "Fantastic collaboration," she said.Da: Freja kiggede på Magnus med et nyt syn.En: Freja looked at Magnus with a new perspective.Da: På vej ud af klassen takkede Freja Magnus for hans overraskende bidrag.En: On the way out of the class, Freja thanked Magnus for his surprising contribution.Da: "Jeg troede ikke, du var interesseret," sagde hun med et lille smil.En: "I didn't think you were interested," she said with a small smile.Da: Magnus trak på skuldrene.En: Magnus shrugged.Da: "Jeg arbejder bedst i sidste øjeblik," sagde han, "men jeg vidste, at vi kunne gøre det godt sammen."En: "I work best at the last minute," he said, "but I knew we could do well together."Da: Fra den dag lærte Freja at værdsætte forskellige arbejdsmåder.En: From that day, Freja learned to appreciate different working methods.Da: Ikke alle behøvede at være som hende for at lykkes.En: Not everyone needed to be like her to succeed.Da: Nogle gange kunne selv uventede stilarter bidrage til et fantastisk resultat.En: Sometimes even unexpected styles could contribute to a fantastic result.Da: Hun gik hjem med en tilfredshed over, hvad de to havde opnået sammen, og en ny forståelse for samarbejdets magi.En: She went home with satisfaction over what the two had achieved together and a new understanding of the magic of collaboration. Vocabulary Words:capsule: kapselhustle: travlhedmandatory: obligatoriskshone: stråledesuppress: undertrykkebutterflies: sommerfuglenejot: noteresturdy: kraftigeinclined: inkluderedistant: fjernglance: skævedebewildered: tvivlsomtengaged: uengageretwavering: dirredecollaboration: samarbejdeappreciate: værdsættedisengaged: uengageretpresentation: fremlæggelsecontribution: bidragunexpected: uventedeprojection: projektorgraphics: grafikunderstanding: forståelsesatisfaction: tilfredshedperspective: synproject: projektdevised: udarbejdedestructured: struktureretsuccess: succesrelaxed: afslappede
Melissa E. Middeldorp, MPH, PhD is joined by Martin K. Stiles, MBChB, PhD, FHRS, University of Auckland and Waikato Hospital and Eloi Marijon, MD, PhD, Paris University & European Georges Pompidou Hospital, to discuss this Danish nationwide study examines the relationship between socioeconomic position (SEP) and sudden cardiac death (SCD) as well as all-cause mortality (ACM). Analyzing all deaths in Denmark from 2010, researchers found a strong inverse association between both income and education level and the risk of SCD and ACM. Individuals in the lowest income and education groups had significantly higher rates of SCD, even after adjusting for age, sex, and comorbidities. The study highlights that despite Denmark's universal healthcare system, socioeconomic disparities in health outcomes persist, suggesting that factors beyond healthcare access—such as health literacy, lifestyle, and systemic inequalities—play a crucial role. The findings call for further research into the mechanisms driving these disparities and the development of targeted prevention strategies. https://www.hrsonline.org/education/TheLead https://academic.oup.com/europace/article/27/4/euaf001/7958953?login=false Host Disclosure(s): M. Middeldorp: Nothing to disclose. Contributor Disclosure(s): E. Marijon: Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting: Zoll Medical Corporation, Boston Scientific Research: Biotronik, Boston Scientific, MicroPort Scientific Corporation, Medtronic, Zoll Medical Corporation, Abbott M. Stiles: Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting: Abbott Medical, Medtronic, Inc., Boston Scientific
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Many of us have our own muse – someone who’s inspired us in a profound way. Such people can be seen as the descendants of the original Muses – goddesses who inspired great accomplishments in music, dance, poetry – and astronomy. The Muses were the daughters of Zeus, the king of the gods of Olympus, and Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory. And they were the great grand-daughters of Uranus, one of the Titans – the gods who came before the Olympians. The Muse of astronomy was Urania – a name that means “heavenly.” She inspired people to look at the stars, to draw maps of them, and to create stories about them. She was also said to be able to see the future by “reading” the stars. In classical artworks, Urania often is shown looking skyward, and wearing a cloak that’s covered in stars. In some pieces, she also has a halo of stars. Because the stars were important for navigation and mapping in the ancient world, her symbols were a globe and a compass. In the 16th century, Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe named his observatory “Uraniborg” in her honor. A half-dozen other European observatories have also borne her name. And she’s in the official seals of the U.S. Naval Observatory and the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. So the mythical Muse who inspired people to watch the sky in ancient Greece is still an inspiration today. Script by Damond Benningfield
They should have died out when the lightbulb was invented. Instead they're a $10 billion industry. What does it mean that we still want tiny fires inside our homes? SOURCES:Tim Cooper, professor emeritus of sustainable design and consumption at Nottingham Trent University.Gökçe Günel, professor of anthropology at Rice University.Steve Horenziak, president of the National Candle Association.Meik Wiking, Danish happiness researcher, C.E.O. of the Happiness Research Institute. RESOURCES:"The Great Lightbulb Conspiracy," by Markus Krajewski (IEEE Spectrum, 2024)."The Obsolescence Issue," edited by Townsend Middleton, Gökçe Günel, and Ashley Carse (Limn, 2024).More and More and More, by Jean-Baptiste Fressoz (2024)."What Yankee Candle reviews can tell us about COVID," by Manuela López Restrepo, Christopher Intagliata, Ailsa Chang, and Sacha Pfeiffer (NPR, 2022).Spaceship in the Desert, by Gökçe Günel (2019)."The Birth of Planned Obsolescence," by Livia Gershon (JSTOR Daily, 2017)."Beeswax for the Ages," by G. Jeffrey MacDonald (The Living Church, 2016).The Waste Makers, by Vance Packard (2011). EXTRAS:"Why Do People Still Hunt Whales?" by Freakonomics Radio (2023)."How to Be Happy," by Freakonomics Radio (2018).
Happy Friday, Heal Squad! Kev and Anne are joining us from Georgia this time! They are deep in the chaos of film production, fast food regret, and full-on donut discourse. From deep-fried nostalgia to fast-food letdowns, we explore how food, fatigue, and overstimulation mess with your energy (and your gut). We break down what it's like working with actual vampires on set, and how to protect your peace when you're surrounded by chaos, square burgers, and frosties that don't frost. PLUS, why burnout doesn't always look like collapse, sometimes it's just trying to hold a scene together while covered in powdered sugar. This episode is about staying well in real life. No guru hacks, just two regular people trying to manage deadlines, energy suckers, and the occasional Danish. RGF Bonus: Hostess crimes, production confessions, working for free (on purpose), and a sneak peek at the Donut Podcast (you heard it here first). Happy Friday. Protect your peace. Bye Betches. -- HEAL SQUAD SOCIALS IG: https://www.instagram.com/healsquad/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@healsquadxmaria HEAL SQUAD RESOURCES: Heal Squad Website:https://www.healsquad.com/ Heal Squad x Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HealSquad/membership Maria Menounos Website: https://www.mariamenounos.com My Curated Macy's Page: Shop My Macy's Storefront Prenuvo: Prenuvo.com/MARIA for $300 off EMR-Tek Red Light: https://emr-tek.com/discount/Maria30 for 30% off Airbnb: https://www.airbnb.com/ Join In-Person Heal Retreat Waitlist! https://mariamenounos.myflodesk.com/heal-retreat-waitlist ABOUT MARIA MENOUNOS: Emmy Award-winning journalist, TV personality, actress, 2x NYT best-selling author, former pro-wrestler and brain tumor survivor, Maria Menounos' passion is to see others heal and to get better in all areas of life. ABOUT HEAL SQUAD x MARIA MENOUNOS: A daily digital talk-show that brings you the world's leading healers, experts, and celebrities to share groundbreaking secrets and tips to getting better in all areas of life. DISCLAIMER: This Podcast and all related content (published or distributed by or on behalf of Maria Menounos or http://Mariamenounos.com and http://healsquad.com) is for informational purposes only and may include information that is general in nature and that is not specific to you. Any information or opinions provided by guest experts or hosts featured within website or on Company's Podcast are their own; not those of Maria Menounos or the Company. Accordingly, Maria Menounos and the Company cannot be responsible for any results or consequences or actions you may take based on such information or opinions. This podcast is presented for exploratory purposes only. Published content is not intended to be used for preventing, diagnosing, or treating a specific illness. If you have, or suspect you may have, a health-care emergency, please contact a qualified health care professional for treatment.