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Are you afraid?

Podcast | 26. Sep 2018

Jakob Slyngborg Trolle

Journalist

If you just take one look at the webpage of an average newspaper, there is no doubt. We’ve got plenty of things to be afraid of. Terror, hurricanes, floods, different kinds of medicine and wolf packs to name a few. But do we fear what we need to fear or what we are told to fear? Tune in to find out how to separate hot air from real danger with CBS Professor Steffen Andersen – one of the authors of the book, Dangerous. Press play and enjoy.

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