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Money comes in different shapes, sizes and colors, and they can also be just digits on a bank account. Money isn’t worth the same in every country, and there more digital money in the world than physical money. In this podcast, CBS WIRE has asked PhD Fellow Stefan Kirkegaard Sløk-Madsen to decipher the concept of money which leads to a discussion about the possibility of having a global currency.

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What do cars in Zambia, the climate and the fashion industry have in common? Well, for CBS students Shantel Fikile Mbulo, Alexander Kjøller and Charlotte Piller, these areas inspire them to take action in the battle for a more sustainable world. They call themselves ‘Sustainable Influencers’, and they’re doing everything they can to inspire us all to push for sustainability. Press play and enjoy.

These are the words that famous R&B musician Drake sang in his massive hit ‘Hotline Bling’. That was back in 2015, and now, five years later, Drake’s words are more in tune with reality than ever. In 2018, figures from the Danish Energy Agency and the phone company 3 showed that the Danes are increasingly turning their backs on phone conversations. That year, the Danes spoke one billion fewer minutes on the phone than in 2017. And if we glance at the statistics since 2005, one in every four phone calls have disappeared. In other words, phone conversations may slowly end up being over and out. In this podcast, Jesper Tække, Associate Professor of Media Studies at Aarhus University, and Bent Meier Sørensen, Professor at the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, each give their professional perspectives on what makes phone conversations so unique, how they contribute to our conversation skills, and what the consequences would be if we stop calling each other. Enjoy!