Anthropologist Gitte Lunding tells about traditions concerning funerals and variations around the world. A grave can tell stories.

What happens when you die?

Theologian Gry Eliassen and teacher Anne Marie Fogh Larsen tell about how we practice a community spirit during meals, and about how food is become a religion. There are some similarities between a religion and our relation to food.

Is food our new religion?

Theologian Gry Eliassen tells about rituals and superstition. It is a hard line to draw, and belief is part of building a community. But we also do have the need to put somebody outside the community, to have scapegoats.

Where is the border between belief and superstition?

Climate expert Jesper Theilgaard tells about climate changes and what may happen in the future.

What are the signs of climate changes?

What do we believe in?

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