Re-wearing clothes, crows at work, salad towers in China, ancient civilizations discovered with lasers, policy changes in the US, a shiny new Greek warship, and Berlin giving away… tons of potatoes.

Like always, jumping between personal stuff and random news :)

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Another week of trying to keep up. Venezuela, Greenland, people betting on wars, chip wars, Greece losing its airspace for a day, Berlin freezing, power grids getting attacked, and me wondering (again) if growing tomatoes should be my plan Z

A Spotify Hack, Quantum Leaps, and the State Department's Font Fiasco. Heads up, this episode was recorded 10 days ago, so no info on the US invading Venezuela. I talk about a massive hack on Spotify, quantum computing getting a big upgrade, AI translating Chinese research into English, the bizarre font change at the US State Department, and the messy release of Epstein Files.

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Hey gang - it's been a hectic end of the year. No news in this episode. More dear diary style and longer format. From Berlin's winter cold and my Vitamin D deficiency to a scam with fake Pokémon cards at the flea market, and my love for Radiohead. Tune in for personal stories and relatable moments of excitement and frustration according to the LLMs. 

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00:00 Introduction and Year-End Reflections

01:01 Winter in Berlin: Surviving the Cold

01:51 The Vitamin D Dilemma

04:37 Sleep and Smart Rings

05:44 Nostalgia: Pokemon Cards and Flea Market Scams

12:48 Main Topic: Radiohead Fan Journey

24:46 Concert Experience and Reflections

37:40 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans

Moving apartments with a sick baby, zero planning, and 40 mystery boxes - my personal favourite. Spotify Wrapped lies, burnout, fake seasons, radiators with commitment issues, Greek scandals, European fines, tech-bro tantrums, Trump winning imaginary awards, and why the world feels like someone accidentally hit hard reset.

But it ends on something lighter. A documentary festival, a tiny bit of hope, and me trying to sound like I have my life together.

Enjoy.

No news this week, it's all updates and random thoughts. Nice to be back

Slapped with a false copyright claim but here I am. Sharing random stuff news and updates. This time we have stories, flying spiders and types of people in my local swimming pool. Also you can learn about changes in German laws for 2026 and new policies on social media restrictions for teenagers in Denmark.

Link to the flying spider:

https://www.facebook.com/reel/2232385167279638

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview

01:00 Copyright Claim Controversy

05:33 Winter in Berlin

07:00 Upcoming Changes in Germany

14:08 Swimming Observations

22:04 The Power of Facebook Reactions

24:50 Social Media Restrictions for Teens

26:09 Conclusion and Farewell

Albania says they have AI kids now. Trump is confused about a dementia test he thinks proves he’s a genius. UFC showed up at the White House. More random stuff too. Listen if you want.

My grandma always said: a yellow vest and a ladder will get you anywhere. Have you seen China's glass waterslides? Wanna hear how I defended my honour against dirty gloves guy? And why rainy days don't fully suck? Sprinkles on top with tips on how to sleep a baby with a Pilates ball. Lastly, why classic books like '1984' and 'To Kill a Mockingbird' are banned in some schools? And let’s not forget my Instagram take down for being a self-doubting teen. Join me as I dive into these eclectic, self-deprecating musings, unraveling the absurdities of the past week as some AI would say.00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 00:45 Mushroom Hunting and Brain Hacks 02:07 Standing Up for Yourself: A Personal Story 06:04 The Louvre Heist: A Modern-Day Robbery 10:57 Parenting Challenges: Baby's First Viruses 15:17 Innovative Hiking and Water Slide Adventures 17:13 Banned Books in the USA 19:48 Confession: The Instagram Follower Fiasco 25:44 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIG: https://www.instagram.com/yet.another.expat.podcast/

• What happens when a Duke gives up his title - voluntarily or not?
• Can Greece really call it “progress” when workdays stretch to 13 hours?
• Is Berlin running out of babies or kindergartens?
• What’s it like to be surrounded by thirty tiny humans - and realise one might be smarter than you?
• How close are we to losing all coral reefs - and what does “past the tipping point” actually mean?
• Could the Amazon rainforest really switch from absorbing carbon to emitting it?
• What happens if the Atlantic Ocean’s circulation — the one keeping Europe warm — suddenly stops?
• Also, can humans now talk to each other in their dreams?
  

Discover this and much more (ok, maybenot much more) in this weeks episode!

🌀 Sources & links mentioned:

• The Guardian – Collapse of a critical Atlantic current is no longer low-likelihood
  👉 https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/28/collapse-critical-atlantic-current-amoc-no-longer-low-likelihood-study

• Reuters – Climate tipping points are being crossed, scientists warn ahead of COP30
  👉 https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/cop/climate-tipping-points-are-being-crossed-scientists-warn-ahead-cop30-2025-10-12/

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