About Trust, Part 3: Do you trust that politicians are doing the right thing + other insidious questions from surveys on trust (In Danish)

About Trust, Part 5: When viruses go crazy, it is easiest to trust those in power (In Danish)

On today's episode: Troels Bøggild, Assistant Professor, Political Science, Aarhus University, Denmark Soundbites from Kill Bill 2 Reported by: Peter Damgaard, CFOO at Constructive Institute, Denmark Morten Runge, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at DR P1, Denmark Produced by: Morten Runge, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at DR P1, Denmark Background reading: Coming soon. ______ Om tillid, episode 5: Når virus går amok er det nemmest at stole på magthaverne Dagens episode: Troels Bøggild, Lektor, Statskundskab, Aarhus Universitet, Danmark Soundbites from Kill Bill 2 Peter Damgaard, CFOO, Constructive Institute, Danmark Morten Runge, Fellow, Constructive Institute og Journalist, DR P1, Danmark

About Trust, Part 4: The woman who made the people trust themselves (In Danish)

On today's episode: Elinor Ostrom, Professor and Nobel Prize winner in economics, Indiana University, USA Gert Thinggard, Professor, Political Science, Aarhus University, Denmark Reported by: Peter Damgaard, CFOO, Constructive Institute, Denmark Morten Runge, Fellow, Constructive Institute and Journalist at DR P1, Denmark Produced by: Morten Runge, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at DR P1, Denmark Background reading: Coming soon. ______ Om tillid, episode 4: Kvinden der fik folket til at stole på sig selv Dagens episode: Elinor Ostrom, professor og Nobel-prisvinder i økonomi, Indiana University, USA Gert Thinggard, professor i statskundskab, Aarhus Universitet, Danmark Peter Damgaard, CFOO, Constructive Institute, Danmark Morten Runge, Fellow, Constructive Institute and Journalist at DR P1, Danmark

Når dem vi taler om ser på os, Part 2 (In Danish)

On today's episode: Mathilde Graversen, Journalist at Danish newspaper Berlingske hands over the mic to the people she would normally interview, to give their view on journalists. Reported by: Saleh Zormati, Self Employed at Zormati and Speaker Mathilde Graversen, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at Danish newspaper "Berlingske", Denmark Produced by: Mathilde Graversen, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at Danish newspaper "Berlingske", Denmark Background reading: Danish Journalist at the Danish newspaper "Berlingske" Mathilde Graversen made this podcast as an experiment when she was a Constructive Journalism Fellow at Constructive Institute back in 2019-20. Mathildes podcast consists of two episodes where she takes you through some of the interviews, courses at Aarhus University and thoughts she had during her fellowship year. "I have called the podcast "Når dem vi taler om, ser på os" meaning "when the people we talk about, look at us" with reference to the essential issue with categories such as "us" versus "them", majority versus minority, journalists versus sources," Mathilde explains. In the podcast she lets some of the people she would normally interview and portray, hold the microphone to give their view on her and other journalists. And she elaborates on their inputs. "In stead of sitting alone in the podcast studio elaborating with myself – me being part of the ethnic majority not living in a minority neighbourhood – I invited Saleh Zormati to join me," says Mathilde.

Når dem vi taler om ser på os, Part 1 (In Danish)

On today's episode: Mathilde Graversen, Journalist at Danish newspaper Berlingske hands over the mic to the people she would normally interview, to give their view on journalists. Reported by: Saleh Zormati, Self Employed at Zormati and Speaker Mathilde Graversen, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at Danish newspaper "Berlingske", Denmark Produced by: Mathilde Graversen, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at Danish newspaper "Berlingske", Denmark Background reading: Danish Journalist at the Danish newspaper "Berlingske" Mathilde Graversen made this podcast as an experiment when she was a Constructive Journalism Fellow at Constructive Institute back in 2019-20. Mathildes podcast consists of two episodes where she takes you through some of the interviews, courses at Aarhus University and thoughts she had during her fellowship year. "I have called the podcast "Når dem vi taler om, ser på os" meaning "when the people we talk about, look at us" with reference to the essential issue with categories such as "us" versus "them", majority versus minority, journalists versus sources," Mathilde explains. In the podcast she lets some of the people she would normally interview and portray, hold the microphone to give their view on her and other journalists. And she elaborates on their inputs. "In stead of sitting alone in the podcast studio elaborating with myself – me being part of the ethnic majority not living in a minority neighbourhood – I invited Saleh Zormati to join me," says Mathilde.

About Trust, Part 3: Do you trust that politicians are doing the right thing + other insidious questions from surveys on trust (In Danish)

On today's episode: Rune Stubager, Professor, Political Science, Aarhus University, Denmark Ole Borre, Professor Emeritus, Aarhus University, Denmark Reported by: Peter Damgaard, CFOO at Constructive Institute, Denmark Morten Runge, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at DR P1, Denmark Produced by: Morten Runge, Fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at DR P1, Denmark Background reading: Coming soon. ______ Om tillid, episode 3: Har du tillid til at politikerne gør det rigtige + andre lumske spørgsmål fra tillidsmålinger Dagens episode: Rune Stubager, professor i statskundskab, Aarhus Universitet, Danmark Ole Borre, professor emeritus, Aarhus Universitet, Danmark Peter Damgaard, CFOO, Constructive Institute, Danmark Morten Runge, Fellow, Constructive Institute og Journalist, DR P1, Danmark