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Det går trender i ögonbrynets form, ena dagen ska det vara buskigt och andra smala streck. Chanelle Sand ger Kodjo Akolor ett browlift och går igenom kopplingen mellan ögonbrynets form och det ekonomiska läget. Vi pratar ögonbrynstrender vi minns och tittar framåt hur ser framtidens bryn ut?

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Programledare: Kodjo Akolor, Torbjörn Averås Skorup och Sara Kinberg

Life coach, vegan and positive energy caster Bryn Terranova joins the rundown live to discuss how we can make the best out of 2020!  

As I record this, we are nearing the one million mark of reported cases of COVID-19. Although the spread is distributed unevenly, nearly every country on earth has now reported cases of COVID-19. It seems that certain countries, even countries with high case loads, are handling it better than others. Why is that?

Political science, specifically comparative politics, can give us a new perspective in understanding why some countries are dealing with the outbreak better than others. This is a field of study that examines how the internal political characteristics of a country explain the way a state behaves, whether it's a democracy or a dictatorship.

My guest today, Sofia Fenner is an assistant professor of political science at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania and she specializes in comparative politics. Recently, Sofia Fenner wrote a really fascinating article on an academic blog, Duck of Minerva, that explains whether or not certain characteristics of a state determine how well it will respond to the coronavirus crisis. Among certain corners of the media, there is a debate as to whether or not authoritarian dictatorships are dealing with this crisis better than liberal democracies-- a question she addresses very directly in this conversation.  

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Thank you for listening! Until next week, carpe diem!

Gabrielle

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At CES in Las Vegas, we caught up with Bryn Brooker, Head of Marketing for Nextbase, who gave us a rundown of just a few of their dash cam models that run from the basic up to their latest, a 4K dash cam that can capture up to 120 FPS and features “what3words". Bryn explains what that means and how it improves your safety, their modular approach to adding capabilities, their magnetic mounts, and more.

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Hosts Jean Yoon and David Gale chat with the recent ACTRA Award winner of Outstanding Performance - Female Voice, Bryn McAuley. In this episode she talks about her start in the industry, her involvement with ACTRA Toronto and the Young Emerging Actors Assembly (YEAA) and even gives us a sample of some of the amazing voices she has performed in animation over the years.

This week on Look It Up: World's Fairs and how they're surprisingly still a thing, how different generations make furniture-purchasing decisions, and whether or not animals can be ambidextrous. 

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Kerstin Berggren talks to Welsh opera singer Bryn Terfel on how to pronounce his name, about leaving Don Giovanni behind and about singing arias while driving his father's tractor. You'll also hear him conduct a choir in unusual setting of the Swedish department store NK in Stockholm. This interview is in English/Den här intervjun är helt på engelska.

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