CPH Postcast: Recent Episodes
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On this show:
Marius digs up three rooted stories about trees.
Owen makes a splash with the latest on Danish water.
Abby navigates through the newest travel app updates.
And we’ve got some news about the show itself!"
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On this Fridays show,
We take a look at the Government's new healthcare plans.
SAS's 15 new routes, for mice and men alike.
And the Danish parking disc doppelganger.
Also, has anyone seen Abby or Marius?
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On this week’s Friday show, Abby is back in the studio
To unpack Sweden’s decision to drop its flight tax, just as Denmark announces the introduction of its own.
We'll also explore Sweden's unique duality—a country that’s home to one of the world’s most famous climate activists.
While also being the birthplace of the "queen of trash."
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We're diving back into your messages on Call in Copenhagen!
This Monday, a listener asks the big question: why aren't vaccinations mandatory? Plus, we uncover a spooky tale involving... haunted rye bread!
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On this Friday's episode.
We dive into Greta Thunberg's arrest in Copenhagen.
The surprising perils of manning a children's road crossing.
And Marius brings us three wild "creature features"
including AI pig whisperers and zombie flies. Buckle up, it’s going to get weird!
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We are happy to announce that our special guest at Bremen will be:
The infinitely charismatic Aurie Styla
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And the delightfully deep pan Matt Bragg.
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CiC Live: Bremen Theatre, Sept 7th, 4pm
For tickets:
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On this Monday's show.
We explore the most haunted locations in Copenhagen.
And delve into why, despite Denmark being an ideal setting for ghost stories, we rarely hear them?
Plus, Marius tells us about his own eerie encounter.
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On this weeks Fridays.
Only 50% of people eat vegetables every day.
Also 50% less people now own homes... coincidence?
Sweden and Denmark police look to start collaborating.
And the Fast and the Furious is coming to Denmark, Odense style!
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On this weeks Monday episode.
A listener's message prompts a conversation.
About the burden of living in a city with great reviews
and high expectations. And where to get good decaf?
And Marius looks back on Denmarks performance in the olympics.
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On this Fridays show.
We look at Mette's plans to slow down on changes
to the Danish retirement age.
And the very unpopular snitching law that might be coming to Sweden.
While the Faroes decide not to consider taking some maritime legal action
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Call in Copenhagen in back.
We have message about correct hot dog eating etiquette.
And it ain't the Danish way!
We also hear about the frustration of drive by bike insults.
Come see us live at Bremen Theatre, September 7th.
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On this weeks Friday show.
A Danish man finds out the hard way, not to sign a contact you cant read.
Esbjerg is putting on a festival to entice the young and old, but not too young and not too old!
And drones or no drones, Mærsk is making money .
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On this Monday's show.
CiC gets involved in the international sporting festivities
that is the Paris Olympics.
Talking to our correspondent on the streets of the French capital.
Enjoy
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CiC is back from the summer break
And there's news to talk about.
Like Greenland arresting a man wanted in Japan.
The fuss about the party bus.
And is Denmark going for gold at the end of janteloven?
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Its cucumber time here in Denmark.
And Marius and Owen decided to catch up on whats been happening.
We talk about the return of the notorious noodles.
Copenhagen Pay in coming to town to give away
"free attractions for climate actions"
And, after 100 years of waiting, Denmarks Butter Magnate is finally selling his treasure!
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On this Mondays show
We apologies for being mean to the king.
By trying to become the official international audio Royal supplier.
(Seriously, we speak to the royal court in this one)
And hope the KIng Frederik will promote...
OUR LIVE SHOW IN SEPTEMBER
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On this weeks Fridays show.
Odense's plan to kick out biker gangs.
And island loses its apotek.
A King opens a metro station.
And Denmark gets NEW oldest building.
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On this Mondays show
The gang talk about the Danish Governments advice to
stock up on 3 days of food and water.
And the possibility of a cyber attack.
And how we secretly hope for the hygge apocalypse.
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On this week's Friday show.
Marius tells us about the new fade hitting the kiosks that may or may not be legal.
Abby talks about the THIRD fire to hit Novo Nordisk
And Owen takes a deep dive into Denmark's new tunnel
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On this Mondays show.
We are once again joined by Derek Hartman.
Who helps us answer your question!
Contact us via the link and tell us you
Questions, concerns, success's and secrets.
To life in Denmark.
https://www.speakpipe.com/CopinginCopenhagen
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On this Fridays Episode
Guest host, Derek Hartman joins us.
To talk about Mette getting shouldered.
Noodles being too hot for Denmark.
And where all our stolen bikes end up.
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On this Mondays show
We have another Call in Copenhagen.
We hear some plastic cucumber complaints.
As well as the difficulties of getting job at Novo
and the annoyances of nepotism.
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On this weeks Friday show
We talk about Denmark being a bastion of hope in
the coming spermageddon and the closing of forest kindergardens.
While in the meantime Sweden is getting easier on alcohol.
And the UN security council is playing musical chairs.
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On this Mondays show.
We have our first Call in Copenhagen show.
Where we take calls from our listeners and hear and discuss your
complaints, concerns, secrets and successes about life in Denmark.
If you want to have your say, send us a voice message through the link below.
https://www.speakpipe.com/CopinginCopenhagen
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On this Fridays show.
Denmarks food administration recommends no more the 5 fists full of sweets a week.
Abby talks about the importance of a good meal... after giving birth.
Tons for roids, oids and ras's around found in a warehouse in Kolding.
Also, a position for warehouse manager has opened up in Kolding.
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On this Mondays show.
We talk about Denmarks obsession with fast food.
And where it came from?
We pitch a few ideas for our own restaurant.
And also announce a brand new type of show coming to CiC!
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In this weeks Friday episode.
Marius tells us how art has won its day it country court.
While Abby talks of baby hippos and king pythons.
And Owen looks and Denmarks banning of the bandits.
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This week, Owen takes a deep dive into Denmark's dispute
about a rock in the middle of the Atlantic.
And talks to the man who knows that Rock best.
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On this Mondays episode.
We're joined in studio by youtube and podcaster Derek Hartman
and comedian Kriti Prajapati. To play a game of traitor.
Well, our version of it.
5 people trying to get their Danish citizenship.
While 2 spies hide in their midst.
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On this Fridays show
Abby talks about the easing of certain rules for family reunification.
While Owen tells us about a Netto and Superbrugsen that decided to ban school kids.
Marius has a look whats happening with Copenhagen Pride.
And we finally find out how a shark ended up on a cycle path.
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On this Mondays show.
Marius and Owen talk about the food industry in Denmark.
Specifically the pork industry and what the future may hold for it?
As well as ways we can appreciation our snout nosed friends.
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While Novo Nordisk value surpasses the Danish GDP
The company looks to Denmark's physicists to invest in the future.
Meanwhile a hacker in sentenced to 6 years in the largest
criminal case in Finnish history.
And Cheminova and Magnus Heunicke find themselves in hot water over dirty dumping.
(That headline's good enough for the NY Post!)
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This episode is a special crossover from Abby's other podcast, Help Hole.
Where Abby and Sofie Hagen take turns reading self help books and telling each other about them.
This episode about The Little Book of Hygge was recorded in the CIC studio with help from Owen!
Link: https://www.helphole.com/
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On this Mondays show.
After hearing about a wall street lawyer who quit their job to become a full time Lego sculpture.
The CiC gang have a quick brainstorm to think how they can get in on this plastic Danish brick action.
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On this Fridays show.
Marius tells us about a crazy crime that sounds like its straight from Hollywood.
Abby take a look the 20% the Copenhageners who are not residents of Denmark
And man uniting them... through linkedin
Sea monsters and wolf urine also come up.
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On this Mondays episode.
The CiC gang try to get a slice of the Novo Nordisk pie.
By raising awareness internationally that it is indeed a Danish company.
And what better why then making a Nordic Noir crime show about it!
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On this Friday’s show.
We talk about the burning down of Børsen.
The Danish burger that’s got Mick Jagger started up.
And Danish Crowns decided to close their abattoir in Ringsted.
As well as a record breaking build in Jutland.
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On this Mondays episode.
Mark Kelly, friend of the show and host of A Life in Dublin Podcast,
joins us in the studio.
To put Marius in the hot seat and learn what it's like to be Danish.
Through three simple questions.
The first one being, what is Denmark's unofficial national anthem?
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On this Fridays show.
Online bank fraud is on the rise and our very own Marius nearly fell for it
Mink farmers finally get a payout and its fur sure more they they expected.
The new rejsekort app will be travelling with you wether you like it or not.
And Kims crips are battling kid complaints.
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This week we put our collective minds together to solve a national issue.
Netto's notoriously convoluted aisle system.
Do our suggestions help Danes and Internationals alike?
Let us know at copingincopenhagen@gmail.com
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On this Friday's episode.
There are questions about the future of wood burning stoves.
But is it too hygge to ban?
While Copenhagen is thinking about renaming pusher street, Germany legalises cannabis.
And the Danish Navy announces some wins and fails on Twitter.
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Hello folks.
We're still on Easter break, but will be back with the news on Friday.
In the meantime, here's a piece of one of our Patreon episodes.
This month we were joined by comedian and friend of the show, Sofie Hagen.
To support Coping in Copenhagen and gain access to exclusive content like this.
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As we wined down before the Easter break.
Abby asks a simple question.
"Wheres good for a day trip"
And everything from Malmo to Maersk are discussed.
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On this Fridays show.
We talk about some exotic animals washing up in our shores.
And about how income and life expectancy are link in Denmark yet Danes
over 60 are still the happiest in the world.
Also if you've ever wanted a piece of memorable from Christiania, heres your chance!
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On this weeks Monday show.
Marius's simple complaint about escalator etiquette
turns into an existential debate about morality.
Is Denmark's good nature hanging on by a thread?
And can Marius's jentelov take the strain!
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On this weeks Friday show.
We talk about the Denmarks new conscription rules.
How Greenlands become Europes best friend.
And Danske Banks attempt to backtrack bad investments.
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As she makes her way to the airport.
Abby ask's as simple question, "What gift should I get my friends?"
This starts an interesting conversations.
What are the best Danish presents!
Let us know what we missed.
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On this Fridays show.
Marius talks about sneaky scaffolding ads and poster gangs.
Owen talks about Copenhagen's statue issue.
And Abby talks about Greenlandic women suing Denmark.
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On this week's Monday show.
Flossing vs Picking, a topic we didn't know excited,
starts a conversation about cleanliness in Denmark.
What are the good habits and bad habits we've picked up.
And why would people ever wear shoes in doors!
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In this weeks Friday show.
We talk about Denmarks concern for spies in schools.
And how shoplifting is on rise and so is shopping in Germany.
Meanwhile, a clinic near Aalborg is breaking records for the amount of fractures they're fixing.
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Whats your most Danish moment.
This simple question took us on a journey on this weeks Monday show.
From family camping trips to pagan rituals.
From national identify to dogs with eyes the size of tea cups.
What was your most Danish moment? Let us know.
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On this weeks Friday episode.
We talk about the Aarhus man who made millions
through Itunes... and other peoples work.
We find out what LA a Østerbro have in common.
We hear more about adoption issues in Denmark.
And Øresund bridge is busy but not trucking.
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On this Mondays show.
A small chat about remoulade
(remoulade = Danish piccalilli) (piccalilli = mustard with stuff in it)
turns to a deep discussion about the Danish food we love.
And the Danish food we REALLY don't.
It also may have awoken something dark in Marius!?
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On this week's Friday show.
Denmark and the UK treat themselves to some voting rights.
And while Danish police are carrying out some shock testing,
It turns out Novo Nordisk is carrying out a lot of animal testing too.
Also, why you may need a certificate before you can get back on your Babboe bike.
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On this weeks Monday show, we talk flow TV.
Why is Denmark obsessed with remaking American and UK TV show?
Do they do them better?
And what would be the best show for Danes to make?
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In this week's Friday show.
Marius talks about the dental backlog creating holes in the system.
Aarhus continues to outshine Copenhagen, this time in happiness!
And Tesla took a dive in Oslo.
Plus much more.
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On this Mondays show, Abby brings up the topic of small talk.
Is Denmark an oasis from mundane chit chat?
Or is it a desert of social connection.
We look at the pros and the cons of cutting to the point.
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In this weeks Friday show.
Marius gives us some Danish navy news AND a history lesson all in one.
While Aarhus once again shows us its still a righteous trailblazer!
And move over Novo, Fujifilm is in town.
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On this weeks Monday show.
Roskildes line-up has got Marius feeling his age.
And wondering are we out of touch with the youth of Denmark?
Or are all Danes forever young at heart?
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In this week's Friday episode.
Marius tells us about bullying in the most unlikely of places.
And Denmark admits its part in the Libya bombings (kind of).
While family reunification is on sale, 50% off NOW
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Sweden gave a warning
Norway gave a warning.
Denmark is keeping calm and carrying on.
On this Mondays show.
Marius and Owen chat about what to do if Denmarks infrastructure collapsed?
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In this weeks Friday Show.
We discuss King Frederik's super sell out pamphlet, sorry book.
The plans to build playgrounds in prisons (its not for the inmates)
And Aarhus trailblazing panting plans!
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In this Monday episode of CiC.
Marius brings up the topic of trust in the Danish government.
And how a recent survey show that it has fallen amongst the public.
We try to unravel why that is.
And why Danes and non-Danes may see things differently.
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In this weeks news episode.
We talk about a cool new Greenlandic start up.
Swedens worrying word choice and why Denmark has the 3rd best passport.
And we start it all off with a horses tail.
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In the Monday episode of CiC.
Abby finds a Danish tradition, that none of us has heard of!?
And tells us the correct way to walk away from fireworks.
While Marius talks about his cliché attempted to better himself.
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In this week's news episode.
Marius talks about Denmark's plans to make more babies.
And how Maersk stop starting in the red sea has stopped again.
While Abby gets emotional talking about the Queen's abdication.
Also, CiC has some news of its own.
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In the final episode of the year.
Marius tells us why everyone's is angry at Arla.
While Owen talks about the contradiction of having a modest Dane as the worlds most influential person.
And Abby gets her Face Cake!
And some new American friends (soldiers) thanks to Denmarks new defence agreement.
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This week, Marius talks about the rise of the plastic trees.
While Owen looks at the new fad with all the kids... Solariums.
And Abbys tells us how she's a little inspired by a man who sneaked onto
a plane in Copenhagen airport, and how she's a little afraid too.
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This week, Marius talks about the reintroduction of turbo chicken (its not as cool as it sounds)
Owen has a feel good Unions story about Scandinavia coming together to take on Tesla.
And Rejsekort have finally listened to Abby's complaints and are making some changes.
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This week, the gang delved deep into the Danish obsession with advent calendars.
Copenhagen does a 180 on outside dinning laws,
which might help your chances of spotting a celebrity.
Marius gives the country a score of 85%, but in what ?
And a spontaneous heated debate about self checkouts in Denmark caps off the show.
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This week Marius and Owen discuss the incoming EU job requirement.
And whether they will allow time for Danish cake and early Fridays?
While a survey finds that most Danes feel like they are looking a screes too much (please keep reading this though!).
And Sweden has a simple piece of advice to help beat loneliness and Marius has decided to do his part.
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This week, Marius brings us the conclusion of the great Danish spy story.
SPOILERS: Mette didn't do anything wrong.
While Owen reads the gossip mags about the Danish Royals.
And Abby talks about buying beers.
And her tenuous connection to Aalborg's new record.
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This week, Marius talks about Denmark's creative account when it comes to NATO.
And Abby makes a comparison between Denmark and America's health care.
Meanwhile the government is taxing the planes to give to the elderly.
And it's a fine time for Danish wine!
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This week, Owen crunches the numbers for the new DSV investment.
And looks at the future of Cites. While Marius talks about a historic event
in Copenhagen that is back in the news.
And theres big news in the world of coffee cup lids! But Abby want to talk
about something serious instead.
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This week, a strike in Iceland strikes a heated debate between Abby, Marius and Owen.
Denmark is getting international recognition! But not for the right reasons.
And Abby and Owen are surprised by the dark evenings...again!
But Marius shows us the power of hygge to get them through the season.
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This week, Marius talks about excessive police force in Denmark and how to deal with it.
While Owen and Abby complain about the broomlessness of Denmark
Then argue about what a "broom" is.
Then the gang talks about parking in the city.
*For the irony part, listen to the end of the episode.
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This week, Marius talks about a 4 billion krone hiccup from the ministry of tax.
We talked to an IT insider to find out more.
God or nature? The debate continues.
And, is Denmark's new wonder drug going to change the world?
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This week. Marius, Owen and Abby, dive into Danish art.
Everything from graffiti to film.
And canvases, both painted and blank.
Taking a close look at what makes it art, and what makes it Danish!
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This week. Marius connects the dots. Showing us how a scandal in America is affecting Sweden, Abbys not impressed.
And Owen looks at how lego has scrapped their plans recycled bricks but is still trying to build a better future.
Also, Abby tells us about Denmarks Youth island. Its like Lord of the flies, but much nicer.
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This week Marius, Owen and Abby take a deep dive into Danish culture.
How do Danes deal with conflict?
Is Denmark a tribe of equals or can you be cast out to sea?
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This week, we discuss the Danish protesters demanding MORE TAX.
Marius talks about Denmarks obsessions with club houses and how sometime they explode.
And Maersk is finally going green, but it doest count for Denmark.
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This week. Marius asks, is Denmark a nation of malingers or is it just a good work/life balance?
And, Pusher Street is finally being pushed out, but is the Government using archaic methods?
Abby talks about the potato holiday no one really knows about.
Also, the great Rejsekort debate continues!
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This week Marius and Owen go through the headlines.
And discover the future is here, now.
Denmark has a big week in tech, from F-16 to space filters.
And there are pirates in Copenhagen, be careful not to flag them!
This week, Abby and Owen look at the international troubles that Carlsberg are in.
And find that the cause could be connect to Danish office politics.
Meanwhile, Owen is having an existential crisis about moral quandaries of living in a high functioning society.
But don't worry, Abby sets him straight.
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CiC: Easy Itinerary
This week Marius tells us how to enjoy Copenhagen on a "budget".
If thats possible? Do you agree with his list?
And if you think he's missed something.
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Cucumber times are here. So this week Marius, Abby and Owen tried to make
a Denmark starter pack. Covering the things people should know before they get here.
It they've missed something let them know! copingincopenhagen@gmail.com
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This week, Owen talks about Oppenheimer's Danish connection and the difference between dry July and drink driving.
While Marius discusses free speech in Denmark. And Abby tells us how she REALLY feels about this country (listen til the end).
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This week Marius talks about youth mental health in Denmark.
While Abby talks about Barbies Danish legal issues. And Owen learns the importance of good listening skills.
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This week, Marius looks at Mette Frederiksen's fancy new White House promo... for her new job?
While Owen looks at unemployment and what jobs might be out there.
And Abby talks about the Scandinavian concept of Summer Homes.
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This week, Owen talks about the Orkney's ambition to become part of Norway and if scanidc life can travel?
And Marius tests us on Danish says, and tries to explain what they mean!?
While Abby talks about her week in the iron age and catches up on some headlines.
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This week, Marius talks about the court case that may change the way we see flags in Denmark forever, literally. While Owen looks at the parts of the country that may no longer get the post and Abby is gearing up for her week in the Iron age!
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This week ,Owen gives us some fishy facts about Norway. And Abby explains her survival guide to the long summer days. While Marius looks at the nurses strikes and some statistics that may surprise you.
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This week, Owen talks about Denmarks drought. While Marius explains why Swedes are flocking to Norway for their shopping. Abby tells us why she loves Head Bangers.
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This week, Marius tells us about the pitfalls of living in the city centre. And Owen talks biker gangs and Copenhagens forgotten war. Meanwhile, Abby is concerned about Denmarks health.
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This week, Marius tells us about some potato based civil disobedience and Denmark not being as green as we think. While Owen talks about Netto, wait no, NATO! And Abby talks 6 star reviews and a famous granny she knew.
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This week, Marius gives us the top 10 fairy tales, and Anderson isn't in it!
While Owen talks about island tremors and green science he doest understands. And Abby thinks she's on the agenda when Mette meets Biden next month. Also, Mette might have a new job!
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This week Marius tells us how phone updates may have cost the Danish government 8 million Kroner. Owen talks about Eurovision and SAS being on its last legs... again. And Abby talks about weaponised confectioners and getting a salt shaker at 30.
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This week, Marius talks about trouble on the streets of Copenhagen and trouble in the sweets of Copenhagen. While Owen talks about magnet fishing and the good weather. And Abby gives us the headlines and the benefits of chicken pox.
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This week Owen looks at what might happen if Copenhagen closed pusher street, while Abby talks about the pitfalls of being popular. And Marius examines when sexy is too sexy for Danes.
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Marius tells us about Scandic journalists collaborating to uncover Russian spies. While Owen uncovers the fact that Sweden has a space program (which Abby and Marius quickly turns to sexual innuendos) And Abby talks about the importance (or lack there of) of a Danish handshake.
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This week, Marius talks about unmarked Russian ships in Danish waters, which leads Abby down a road of existential nihilism. While Owen talks about eggs and kettles. And Abby reads us the headlines... literally
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This week, Copenhagen is named number 4 in the world for something, but Abby is still not satisfied! Marius talks about the un-hyggely side of Denmark. And Owen gets all Gordon Gekko on MobilePay.
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Abby's discussion on Rich Country problems quickly takes an unexpected turn down memory lane. And talk about the pitfalls of big business becomes strangely philosophical debate.
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This week, the gang talks about how Danish may be the only thing to save us from the AI overlords. While Owen talks about true crime tv, Denmark style and Abby brings up an interesting documentary she recently watched.
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This week we look at whether or not Denmark is the ginypig the world needs to restructure the work life balance was we know it.
Also, Marius has gotten way to into the Nordstream pipeline story, his apartment looks like that scene from A Beautiful Mind.
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This week, the gang talk about the mermaids getting another makerover and help for none birthing parents. While across the water Sweden is culling like its going out of style. And Ganges Watch 2023 continues!
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This week, Marius brings us a story about the merky waters of sabatage of the coast of Bornholm. Meanwhile on the other side of the World, Denmark is cleaning up holy rivers. And Abby explains why Danes may be making things hardest on themselves when it comes to migration laws. And all this while Owen is dressed up as a burger.
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In the first episode of 2023. We say farwell to Irma (and the rich man's popcorn) and hello to organ donations. We also discuss who had pastries first, Denmark or Boston?
Abby, Owen and Marius have braved the winter storm to get to the studio to record. But the storm is too strong, they become lost and have to take shelter. Will they make it in time to save the Christmas... special episode?
Marius breaks down the new Government and its big ideas. First to go, a bank holiday! Meanwhile Danske bank has a lot to pay for. But they can afford it by only employing two cashiers.
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Marius and Abby go head to head in the head line line off. (Listen to find out what that means) Denmark is a content creater again! And Abby tells us about her favourite sunken ships.
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Abby Wambaugh just did her Danish test! She tells us how it went. And how she feels about the language... and the country... and the poeple. Meanwhile Owen does a cookie monster impression and talks about the news.
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The results are in! We look at who's who in the red and blue. We also look at an all black jersey. A red in the face church. And a blacked out museum.
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Denmark has a new Nobel Prize winner, but Janteloven will be sure to keep them in their place. Meanwhile a Spymaster in a closed door top secret court case... wrote a book about it. In these financially hard times, Marius gives his top tips for petty crimes.
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Yes is poster time again, the general election has been called. The Queens mades some changes and the prince ain't happy. And the gas lines have been sabotaged, but don't worry because the wind is here
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Comedians Martin Bare and Abby Wambaugh are in the studio. We talk about hacking into the clergys facebook group, selling puff bars for Puff Daddy. And whos going to pick up the bill... for the world!
We're back. And the wonderful and funny Abby Wambaugh is joining us! This week, we talk staying warm in cold water, Abbys war on the rejsekort and the last Queen of Europe (second last at the time of recording!) We also talk to Alun Thomas, writer of CTCs newest production.
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A special episode during the CiC summer break. In late July, Owen had the opportunity to visit the Faroe Islands. He couldn't miss the chance to do some recording while he was there. Here, he tells us about the amazing landscape, the festivals and the culture. The Faroes might be far away, but they could be the most interesting thing about Denmark!
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In the last show before the summer break, Marius has bicycle news( its not the tour). Denmark and Canada finally reach an agreement after a 50 year land dispute. And if you're doing home renovations, leave no stone unturned! We'll tell you why.
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In this fascinating episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, co-host Thomas Mulhern and Brian Woodward interview CEO of Food Nation, Lise Walbom.
In this conversation, we take a dive into the agriculture in Denmark. We learn about its importance, Danish exports, and how the industry is using technology and cooperative ways to move to more sustainable solutions. We also learn about opportunities and challenges in the Danish food sector, the role of Food Nation, how restaurants influence our culture, and much more.
Episode Breakdown
- The agricultural sector in Denmark
- What’s in the basket?
- Transforming the industry
- The use of advanced technology
- A cooperative model
- How restaurants influence our food culture
- Food Nation
- Opportunities and threats
- Lessons to and from Denmark
- Book recommendations and closing comments
This week, improv comedian Martin Baré drops by the studio to dissect an HC Andersen story for us and find out what the moral is... if any? We also talk about Denmarks Daddy daycare. And Marius is away with the birds, in a good way
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In this fascinating episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, co-hosts Thomas Mulhern and Brian Woodward interview Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, Ulrik Pram Gad.
In this conversation, we take a deep dive into Greenland's political and historical aspects. We learn more about why countries like the United States are interested in Greenland, the relationship with Denmark, geopolitics, economic and political influence, The Monroe doctrine, lessons to and from Greenland, and much more.
Episode Breakdown
- Why would the Americans be interested in Greenland?
- Greenland in a political and historical context
- Greenland and its independence
- Geopolitics
- Denmark and Greenland
- The Monroe Doctrine
- Autonomy and political influence
- The future of Greenland and trivia
- Lessons to and from Greenland
- Recommendations for books and documentaries
- Closing comments
In this episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, we have the pleasure of presenting a fascinating conversation as co-host Thomas Mulhern and Brian Woodward talk to Managing Director for the MAD-Academy, Melina Shannon-DiPietro. The MAD-Academy is a Copenhagen-based educational institution that trains professionals in more sustainable business practices and effective leadership within the hospitality industry.
In this episode, we talk about how Melina helps change the industry by bridging the gap between cooking and leading organizations. We learn about the importance of connecting with nature, the green transition, The Nordic Food model, diversity in learning, as well as Melina’s background and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- What is the MAD Academy?
- Bridging the gap in a sustainable way
- Challenging the status quo
- Leadership and the green transition
- Connecting with nature
- The role of the chef - diversity in learning
- Melina's background
- Lesson to and from Denmark
- Book recommendations
- Closing comments
Comedian Sofie Hagen joins us this week! We talk about smørrebrød toppings, the evolution of stand up and the excitement of performing in Denmark again after 3 years! We also talk about the end of dairy and Danish diplomatic departures. And we annouce the winner of our To Øl City Festival competition.
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This week, its CiCs first ever live show! Recorded in front of an audience, we talk to the fascinating and talented David Barrett as well as the hilarious Abby Wambaugh. And Comedian Ulug Bek graces us with a taste of his show. We talk about the Queens shows, our first (and last) cigarette and the power of little churches. Plus much more.
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Journalist Amalie Klitgaard joins us this week, bringing us a story of inspiring Danish journalism, insights into her exciting new project and the secret plan to nuke Denmark in 1989. We also talk about Denmarks plan to be Europes guinea-pig for food sustainability. And you probably live near a bunker, but will it keep you safe? Finally, we have some big announcements at the end of the show!
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This week, its been announced that a Dane is going back to space, yes a Dane has been to space before! We look at how Carlsberg pulls out of Russia, but not completely, and should they? And Musician , Nicholas Freeman joins us to talk about his new album and brings us article that got him thinking what it is to be a rapper in our times.
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Dancer and entrepreneur, Marianna Minasova joins us in the studio to talk about the importance of art and culture in Denmark and how a little civil disobedience can go a long way. We'll look a the drinking laws in Denmark. Finally, we discuss double standards give the certain refugees, taking a hard look at Denmark and ourselves.
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Comedian Masoud Vahedi joins us this week to give us his views on how Denmark see itself on the global stage. And how being in the army gave him the ability to laugh at absurdity. We also look at the recent protests in Copenhagen and Bornholm, but on very different issues.
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It takes more than being born here to be Danish. This week we look at the crazy bureaucracy involved in becoming a Danish citizen. With a news story brought to us by our guest, actor Kristen Flanagan. We also look drones in Sweden (or UFOs as Marius likes to say). And is Denmark a hub for clandestine activities?
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Here is this weeks Danish news and deliberation musings with the very funny Jacob Taarnhøj. We look at happy gamblers in Denmark. The "Moderate" new political party and what does Denmark 1973 and 2022 have in common? Plus we announce the winner of our picture competition and give some Hot Comedy Tips.
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Heres this weeks news and chats from the CiC show. Marius brings us the clandestine dealings of Danish Spies. While this weeks guest Abby Wambaugh shows us how Danish meat is. metaphor for Danish culture. Also we have a new Competition for you all to get in on!
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Well here it is, the news round up. Russian spies are having fun. More people are employed now and take home tests ,there are none. .... Also theres the tale of the PETA and the pig and do you want to get married in Kababistan, we can help.
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In this week’s episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming back CEO of Founder of GoodTalks, Pernille Sandberg Bech.
In this episode, Pernille and co-host, Thomas Mulhern, share a big announcement, talk about the state and direction of GoodTalks, how sharing is key for vulnerability, the role of vulnerability and growth, how to navigate imposter syndrome, and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- Goodtalks update
- How Goodtalks helps people
- The power of vulnerability
- Vulnerability and growth
- Gender imbalances in Denmark
- Being a ‘connector’
- Spirituality and leadership
- The big announcement
- Closing comments
And here is this weeks CiC News Round up! Inger Støjberg is doing time, while Denmark is looking for space for people do crime. Plastic bags are now less of a drag and Danish language seems to be doing alright. Unfortunately, the same can not be said for two ships in the night.
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Short and sweet News round up this week. It's restriction time again and the time is 12:00. Mette has a tough time at the courts. But shes not the only PM in hot water. Theres some nautical news too. And someone is selling secrets?
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In this week’s episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, we have the pleasure of sitting down with Signe Biering Nielsen.
Signe is an executive coach and leadership advisor with more than 20 years of international experience. She has advised top leaders from a variety of public and private organizations, including politicians and diplomats to the intelligence service, CEO’s and business owners. Signe has also worked and lived in several regions of the world, including Africa, Asia, the Middle East, the EU, and the United States. Currently, she lives in Copenhagen where she’s running her own consultancy, The Coaching Room, helping top leaders with diversity issues.
In this episode, we talk about talent management, key elements in attracting and retaining global talents, diversity factors that we should be mindful of, people strategies in SMEs and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- Introduction of Signe and her current projects
- Talent management as a key issue
- Observations on people strategies and talent attraction
- Cultural backgrounds and situational factors for talent attraction and retentions
- Challenges for SMEs and lager organizations in Denmark
- Talent Management advice for SMEs and consultancies
News round up you say? Well, here you are. More Scandi news, Sweden has a new Prime Minister... kind of. IKEA watch 2021 continues. Denmark is selling off their human rights responsibilities. And the counting woman retires... whoever that is.
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Here it is, this weeks news round up. On the show, we look at the new recommendations from the Government. We have some Scandi news, like when Harry met Santa and the record breaking Swedish MP. Also, IKEA is in the news again and Wolt has something spicy on the menu.
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In light of Covid, global supply chain disruptions and climate change, the question of whether offshoring all manufacturing makes sensehas never been more relevant.
In our latest episode, we talk with Nigel Edmondson, Managing Director at the Manufacturing Academy of Denmark (MADE). MADE works with everything from robotics, to virtual reality, to 3-D printing and many more new ideas to explore how - and how much- manufacturing should happen in Denmark.
Join Thomas Mulhern, Brian Woodward and Nigel for a talk about the future of Danish manufacturing.
Episode Takeaways
- Why does local manufacturing matters for our national economy?
- Isn’t Danish labour too expensive?
- Is bringing manufacturing “back” to Denmark rhetoric or reality?
- Digitalisation as an enabler of cleaner and greener manufacturing
- Sustainability and manufacturing the circular economy.
- The two big-idea books about manufacturing you need to read
- And why Chinese surrealist authors are so compelling.
Welcome back to this week’s episode where we bring back our Global Denmark Podcast Alumni, Dennis Nørmark.
Dennis is a known anthropologist, commentator, consultant, and author of several books including Pseudo-work and his most recent, Back to work.
In this episode, we talk about what work value actually is, how organizations and individuals can navigate pseudo-work, how we can come back to a more meaningful work-life after the pandemic, and why it’s important for managers to return to a more Danish way of leading organizations.
Episode Takeaways
- What is pseudo-work and why is it important to identify?
- Trends in management consulting about meaningful work.
- Why do we as human beings do it, why do we stay busy doing unnecessary work?
- Lessons to and from Denmark
- How many Danes are doing pseudo-work?
Heres this weeks News round up. We talk about the election results and the big changes that we've seen. There's some very interesting nautical news as well, in the Ci SEA news segment! And Mikkeller may not have as many friends as they thought.
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Here's this weeks news round up. This week, Mink Gate continues, theres an unexpected delivery from IKEA. Artificial Intelligence is campaigning in Bornholm. While another Danish island has a rare visitor.
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Here's this weeks news round up. In the news this week. We cover Mink Gate, Swedish rapper violence and the plan to close the oil taps of North Sea. And more.
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This week our culture expert Trent Coelli is back. But he's not talking about culture, he's talking about moving. Specifically, about buying a house in the Danish country side. And how he found his house and the changes he's experienced since leaving Copenhagen 6 months ago.
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Here's this weeks CiC news round up. We look at how the biggest shipping company in the world can't even get us our IKEA furniture. So important updates on the attack Norway. How it is still hard to book a driving test, even without the police. And why we may have more forests to explore in the near future.
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This week, Sandra Sundquist from Copenhagen ZINE Fest joins us in studio. We talk about zines, subcultures in Denmark. And just because you don't wear goth clothes can you still be a goth?
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Heres your weekly round up of Danish news. This week, Nørrebro is the place to go. A movie is cancelled due to a terror attack. Theres a shortage of Ambulance drivers and an abundance of deers on the roads.
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Here's your weekly round up of Danish news. This week, Denmark is number 1 aaaaand number 2 in the world. But in what? Also we talk about drugs in the army. Vaccine round 3. And gold coins. So ya, there was a lot happening this week!
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In this weeks interview, we speak to David Munis Zepernick. Member of the municipal council in Frederiksberg. David gives us an insight into the Danish politics from the municipal to the parliament. We also talk about whether Denmark is run as well as everybody thinks. And about how important the international community is to Denmark, and what it will look like in the future.
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CiC news round up edition. Here's where we look at the stories that have been hitting the Danish headlines over the last 7 days. This week. We look at a thieving artist, a beatle in Denmark and the future of our food! And more...
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Back from the summer break, refreshed and energised! Owen and Marius are ready to get Coping. Catching up on whats been happening during the last few months in their life's and Denmark, respectively. We talk about Prison Love affairs, impeachment and the Canoeing World Championships. Plus news about the show in the, our third year! Check it out!
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This week we're joined by one half of the Danish Dj Duo, Bongo & Pusk. Johnnie(Pusk) gives us great insight into the Copenhagen Dance/Rave subculture and talks to us very candidly about the issues he sees facing the community going forward. Also Marius gives us the news round up and some Hot Tips, with one extra special Tip for all you Ravers.
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This week we're joined by Andrew Julius Bende. He tells us about his new Podcast project, Coming to the Nordics. Where he interviews migrants and learns their stories of integration. A project CiC has proudly collaborated with. Also, Marius might be sleeping with the fish, listen to the news round up to find out more. And we have to Hot Tips for your weekend too!
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This week we take a look at Copenhagens carbon nuetral plan for 2025. David Nri, project manger for sustainability at Falck joins us for a fascinating conversation on how his company aims to achieve this and tells us about the origins of Falck itself. Also Marius has the news round up and hot tips. And we talk about the "grey" area of the city.
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This week, we take a deep dive into Sankthans aften. We look at where it come from, what it means to Danes and non-Danes alike and yes... the witch. We also have the news Round Up. And Marius has HOT Tips for the week ahead.
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Things are opening up and the weathers is good. Where should we go?! This week, VisitDenmark's Laura Hall gives us her Top 5 places to go in the beautiful Danish outdoors and tell us how to get in touch with our Friluftsliv. Marius also brings us the News Round up. And we have new nature correspondent!
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This week we slow it down a little. No studio, no plugs. Just conversation. We meet up with Andy Whalley, someone who has lived in Copenhagen for 10 years and immersed themselves in the culture scene. Theres no plan, we just talk and see what comes out. No news or Hot Tips this week. BUT we do have a 20% discount code for the Dungeons & Danish course. Listen to the episode to find out more.
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This week Marius pops out to Reffen to speak to Laura Ricketts from Gro Spiseri. To talk about their Organic rooftop restaurant. complete with rabbit hutch and chicken coop. And about their exciting new project Øens Have. We also have a news round up... that goes on a bit of a tangent. And some Hot Tips... which also goes on a bit of a tangent.
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Is technology a basic life skill?
In this episode we meet Louise Overgaard, the woman behind Coding Pirates. Louise is on a mission to help both children and adults better understand how technology is affection their lives.
Louise argues that its a lot more than just programming. Understanding technology has become a basic life skill!
Join us as we discuss digitalization, technology and Coding Pirates.
Episode Takeaways
- Technological development
- Making a difference
- Development of Coding Pirates
- Lessons to and from Denmark
- Future of Coding Pirates
This week, Copenhagen entrepreneur Jonas Bergen Rahmanzadeh joins us. We discuss everything, from his TV show(Joe Tech) to his online sex toy business(Peech.dk). We talk about that fact that Denmarks sex toy sales went up 50% last year. And is Denmark actually as sexually liberal as we think? Also, Marius brings us the news round up and some Hot Tips for the the weekend.
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What do Oscar-winning films, sustainable furniture, and ostomy bags have in common? Majken Kalhave can tell you!
In this episode, we meet Majken Kalhave. Majken is the Director of Creative Denmark, and she is working to export Denmarks unique creative DNA to the world. But how do you sell something as abstract as creativity? And what makes Danish creativity so unique anyway?
We sat down with Majken to learn more.
Episode Takeaways
- What is creative DNA?
- Making a difference
- Danish creative industry
- Lessons to and from Denmark
- Future of Creative Denmark
Charlotte de La Gournerie, co-founder of Sun Creature Studio, joins us this week. She tells us about their award winning animated documentary, Flee. And about hitting the ground running when you move to Denmark. Also Marius has some Orwellian news for us and some hot tips to boot!
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This week we have Scandi talk. A conversation with 3 migrants from Norway, Sweden and Denmark. We compare and contrast life in our little Scandi corner of the world. And discuss everything from Scottish smiles to BBQs. We also have the news round up and Marius's Hot Tips.
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This week we speak to Directer and founder of House of International Theatre Jeremy M. Thomas-Poulsen. About HIT's 10-day artist residency for LGBTQ+ artists during World Pride 2021. We talk about the significance of Copenhagen hosting World Pride. And about the importance of working with queer artists from around the world. We also have a news round up where Marius takes a deep dive into the Tibet Commission. With some Hot Tips to round it all off.
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This week we have actor, comedian and Dungeon Master, Troels Andersen Kjær in the Studio. To tell us how you can play D&D and learn Danish at the same time. He also takes Owen and Marius on a little quest! Meanwhile back at studio, theres also a news round up and some Hot TIps!
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Writer, photographer, Heather Gartside joins us in studio. To talk to us about her green friendly tour App, WWalks. And her F Scott Fitzgerald(esk) journey to Denmark. In the news round up, we discuss Swedish haircut prices and zoo conspiracies. And we round it off with some hot tips for the week.
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This week, we pop into Queens Delight. To sample Copenhagens best Èclairs. We speak to the owners Sebastian and Raisa Petrescu about their journey from Bucharest to Copenhagen. And how Sebastian didn't even LIKE èclairs before he got here. Also Marius has a news round up and some hot tips to top off the show.
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In recent months, we at the Global Denmark Podcast have followed three startup companies that are a part of Urbantech, a Copenhagen-based program that pairs small and large companies, which share a common ambition of creating more sustainable cities.
In this episode, the third in our Espresso Series on Urbantech, we speak with these startups about what, how, and why they do what they do and how this unique startup-corporate partnership has helped them.
Episode Takeaways
- How to scale up a startup
- Implementation
- How was Urbantech helped
- Partner support
- Startup longterm goals
- Future for Urbantech and startups
We have Laura Jensen from the fantastic Greenlandic, Arctic Sounds music festival on the show this week. She tells us how they are adapting to keep this unique festival on, even while Greenland is closed! And how it is a festival for all Nordic music not just Greenland. Also Marius has the news round up and some Hot Tips for the weekend.
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What are some keys to be being a successful international leader in Denmark?
Join us as newly appointed CEO of Stedin, former Managing Director at Babcock Wilcox , executive VP at Siemens and global partner for Bloxhub.
We discuss tips for international leaders working in Denmark, how to navigate differing cultural power distances, how Denmark stacks up to the Netherlands and are Danes really direct.
Episode Takeaways
- International leadership in Denmark
- Benefits of learning the language
- Differences of working in different countries
- What can Denmark learn from other countries?
- Tips and tricks for international leaders in Denmark
This week, writer and comedian Adrian Mackinder joins us in the studio to talk about his new book, Stan Lee: How Marvel Changed The World. We talk about the effects comics have had on us. And what if Iron Man was Danish? Marius has a news round up. He's also dug deep to bring you some hot tips for the week ahead.
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The Urbantech Program is built around the idea that in order to have an impact on the world, startups need to integrate deeply into their ecosystems.
Urbantech is an innovation program for the world’s most promising and innovative technology startups. Three Danish corporates, COWI, VKR Holding / VELUX and EWII are behind the initiative with support from the philanthropic organisations Realdania and the Danish Industry Foundation.
Urbantech is the collective term for the program’s focus on digital solutions to make construction more effective, buildings and power systems more flexible, and public spaces more multifunctional. In short, tech that makes cities better for the humans that live in them.
Today we’re back with a fresh espresso – the second of a 3-part series.
Episode Takeaways
- Future of cities
- Urbantech as a program
- Goals of Urbantech
- Need for programs like Urbantech
- Sustainable Development Goals
- Copenhagen as an example for other cities
- Future for Urbantech
We have 1/3 of the Dusty Rag Jazz band in studio with us this week. To talk about how Danes like to dance... more then you think! And way being an acoustic jazz band actually works well in lock down. Marius has a news round up AND an apology for us. With some hot creative tips for the weekend.
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In this episode, we speak to Shahbaz Sarwar about his Danish Star Wars production, Shrouded Destiny. Staring Lars Mikkelsen. We discuss the importance of making things happen for yourself. And why Danes haven't made sci fi. Marius gives us the news round up, everything from lockdown to lollypops. And theres some hot tips for the week ahead.
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What is the future of cities and how do you want to contribute to building that
future?
According to the UN, up to 70 percent of the world’s population is expected to live in cities by 2050.
This creates major challenges and calls for new innovative and digital solutions that can push
construction and urban development in a more efficient and sustainable direction.
This is done through Urbantech – an innovation program for the world’s most promising and
innovative technology startups. Three Danish corporates, COWI, VKR Holding / VELUX and EWII are
behind the initiative with support from the philanthropic organisations Realdania and the Danish
Industry Foundation.
Today we’re back with a fresh espresso - one in a new season of three episodes.
Episode Takeaways
- Future of cities
- Working with startups
- Danish corporate life
- Ideal program outcomes
- Urbantech impact on the future
- Areas of interest for each corporate partners
This week on Coping in Copenhagen. Marius brings us the Big Scandinavian Saying Quiz. How many nonsensical saying can you understand? We also have a news round up and hot tips. And an unexpected conversation about the original members of NWA.
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How will the U.S election results shape the upcoming future? What is the legacy that Trump will be leaving behind?
In this episode, co-hosts Thomas Mulhern and Brian Woodward sit down with GDP alumnist Niels Bjerre Poulsen; author, Ph.D. in American studies, lecturer at University of Southern Denmark’s center for American studies, and key contributor on American politics and American history.
In this wide-ranging conversation, we explore, the legacy of Donald Trump and the potential breaking of presidential libraries, racism in America, "fraud" in the 2020 election and so much more.
Episode Takeaways
- The future of the Republican party – authoritarian leaning?
- The storming of the US Capitol
- Is it the party of Donald Trump or are we moving into a 3 party American system?
- The 2nd impeachment trial
- The republican party or the party of trump?
- What the Biden administration means for Denmark and the United States
This week, we head down to Assistens Cemetery for a puzzle walk! We go on a journey of wonder and discovery... and nearly freeze along the way! We speak to the walks creator, Lena Mech from the Institute of Wonder. Also on the show, Marius has the news round up and some Walk tips!
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What is surveillance capitalism? Why aren't more people talking about censorship?
Join the Global Denmark Podcast as Brian Woodward interviews an American free-expression activist and author, Jillian C. York.
In this insightful episode, we discuss how censorship takes place on different platforms, whether all platforms are being censored, what change would Jillian like to see towards censorship and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- What is surveillance capitalism?
- How does censorship take place?
- Agents of censorship
- Censorship towards world leaders
- What kind of change would you like to see towards censorship?
This week we talk to Leise Johnsen from det Grønlandske Hus. We talk about Greenlandic culture and how the house help people from Greenland and Denmark alike. We have a news round up (whos going to direct the Coivd movie). And Marius gives us some walking tips!
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This week, we talk to Nicolas Clausen about his time living South America with Shamans and documenting his experiences and studying Near Eastern Archaeology . Asking what is our relationship with hallucinogenics throughout history. And of course Marius gives the news round up and some (virtual) Hot tips.
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Why does the world of headhunting seem to be so shrouded in secrecy? What are the qualities of a good leader and can foreign executives succeed in Denmark?
Join the Global Denmark Podcast as Brian Woodward interviews Morten Winther, one of Denmark's top headhunters and managing partner at the global executive search firm Boyden.
In this episode, we discuss how headhunters work, what makes a good leader, and Morten’s lessons to and from Denmark.
Episode Takeaways
- What is it that headhunters do?
- Is Denmark really the happiest country in the world?
- Importance of cultural leadership
- Leadership in the age of COVID-19
- Advice to people trying to relocate to Denmark
In the first episode of 2021. We talk to artist Lars Kraemmer about his creation, Artmoney. Using art as real currency. Also Marius give us the news round up... about a cartoon penis. And we have some lockdown hot tips, that aren't TV shows... mostly.
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We going on our annual (twice makes it annual right) glögg tour. Hitting the streets of Copenhagen looking for the best hot wine in town. Also we take at look back at some of our favourite interviews over the last 100 episodes.
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The Global Denmark Podcast mission is to facilitate a discussion that further opens up Denmark to the world and the world to Denmark
This week we talk to Regitze and Camilla from Nordic Ocean Watch Denmark. They tell us about sailing around Iceland, the community they're building to protect our oceans and what are micro plastics! Marius gives us a news round up and hot tips. And check the stars because your zodiac sign has changed!To find links to any of these or to listen to previous episodes go to our FaceBook page.
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This week, we call to Bøssehuset theatre in Christiania. To talk to actors Daniel Ash and Jody Fish. About their one man shows running there this month. Marius gives us a news round up and hot tips. And we talk Danish class systems, Korean pop ups and espionage.
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What can we learn from the Danish model?
Join us in part one of two in this special episode of the Global Denmark Podcast as Thomas Mulhern interviews Fmr. Minister, Speaker and President of the UNGA, Mogens Lykketoft.
Mogens has had an incredible career, with more than 35 years as a member of the Social Democratic Party where he also served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Finance and Taxation. He’s also author of several books and a frequent commentator on Danish television. Today, Mogens is also serving as Chair for a project called Energinet.
In this episode, we take a dive into what the Danish model is, the concept of equality, climate change, the future of energy, the role of the UN, and Mogen’s reflections on previous and current events.
Episode Takeaways
- The success of the Danish Model [3:10]
- The level of social belief and participation [6:26]
- World leaders’ view of the Danish Model [8:18]
- Exporting the Danish Model and values [13:14]
- Equality [14:31]
- Serving as Minister [17:00]
- Thoughts on current events [22:06]
- Experience being the President of the UNGA [26:00]
- Sustainably goals [31:30]
- Energinet [35:51]
This week, CiC goes to the Caribbean... well as close as you can get in Copenhagen. Yes we go down to Dexters bar. And talk to the charismatic man himself. About rum, African beers and good people. Marius is back to give us the news round up, hot tips and Druk Talk.
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CiC goes on field trip to try and learn a bit of Danish, and a few more languages while we're at it! This week we got to a SWL (Swap Language) event in Copenhagen. Where beers and culture flow free.
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From profit-oriented gainer to a social entrepreneurship frontrunner.
Join the Global Denmark Podcast as Thomas Mulhern interviews serial entrepreneur, investor, and CEO of 1People, Jonathan Tjoa Algreen.
In this conversation, we discuss the meaning of business from a societal perspective, what investors look for in promising entrepreneurs, human well-being, and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- Introduction of Jonathan Tjoa Algreen [2:38]
- Changing the mindset of the business community [5:25]
- Mindfulness and practicality in business [11:20]
- Beyond profits [11:52]
- Investing and investing objectives [16:50]
- Business for Planet [24:38]
- Daily habits and routines [29:45]
- Biggest motivator and life advice [32:02]
- Mentors and dinner invites [36:18]
- Books [39:57]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [40:47]
This week ahead of the Copenhagen Cajun Festival this weekend(which has now been canceled, oh 2020). We chat to Zydeco musician Jesper Hansen about how Creole culture found its way to Denmark. And how smaller music genres get over looked by the Danes. Also Marius gives us a news round up... while self isolating. And some HOT TIPS... also while self isolating.
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What can we learn about Denmark from its largest and most influential business organisation?
Join the Global Denmark Podcast as Thomas Mulhern interviews the Deputy Director General at Dansk Industri, Kinga Szabo Christensen.
In this insightful episode, we discuss Kinga’s journey from Hungary to Denmark, initiatives to attract global talents, the impact of the UN sustainable development goals, Denmark’s competitive advantages, and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- Introduction of Kinga Szabo Christensen [2:33]
- Integrating a global mindset to a Danish organization [11:50]
- Danish values [14:08]
- Gender equality and inclusion in the workplace [14:08]
- Danish business in times of COVID-19 [20:18]
- Danish Way [22:40]
- Talent attraction [25:23]
- Daily habits and routines [27:28]
- Biggest motivator and special event [28:00]
- Dinner party invites [29:45]
- Book recommendations and something weird [31:30]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [33:58]
This week, we talk to Shaan Reza Ali joins us talk about International Media Support. A fascinating NGO founded in Denmark that fights for free press in more than 30 countries. We talk to Shaan about why Denmark is well suited for this organisation. And what are the threats to Free Press in this world. We also have nice little news round up and some HOT TIPS for the week ahead.
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This week we delve into the CPH Posts History archives to have a look at Einstein's Copenhagen correspondence. Marius give us the news round and some hot tips for the weekend ahead. And we have an indepth conversation about Marius's new sofa. (We're getting old and sad!)
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In this weeks show we have an interview with Frida Hammershøy one the volunteers working in Ark books. We talk about Lyse Nætter a literary street festival, how to translate "I lost my shit" into Danish and how language is evolving. We also bring you The News round up and some Hot Tips.
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This week we talk to Founder of The Human Library, Ronni Abergel. This fascinating NGO aims to address people's prejudices by helping them to talk to those they would not normally meet. In very unique way! Also we talk about the first flying Dane in our danish history piece. Theres the news round up (wear those masks)and Hot Tips too!
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How do you cultivate a growth and global mindset?
Join the Global Denmark Podcast as Thomas Mulhern interview Managing Director of Growth Mindset, Skip Bowman.
In this value-packed episode, we learn about the safe to great tool, cultivating positive mindsets both in Denmark and abroad, how cultural aspects and barriers affect change in organisations, and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- What it means to have a global mindset [3:00]
- Barriers in cultivating global mindset [4:48]
- What is culture? [9:44]
- Culture and language [13:42]
- Comfort and cultivating a global mindset [22:35]
- Safe2great tool [28:12]
- Daily habits and routines to stay sharp [32:05]
- Special event and personality traits [35:05]
- Something weird and dinner party invites [44:50]
- Book recommendations [51:18]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [56:15]
This week Trent Coelli steps in to cover while Marius is away. As a cultural expert, he was meant to talk about langue misinterpretations. But since he is a new car owner. We quickly got "side tracked" talking about his new plug-in hybrid and how he changed is Australian licence! Also there's the news round up and Hot Tips.
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This week we speak to the man who runs Husets Cinema. Author and raconteur, Jack Stevenson. He talks us through the smallest corners of Huset and tells us about his love of cinema, good and bad! Marius gives us a news round up. Danish music is off YouTube... or is it? And theres some hot tips for the week ahead.
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This week, we talk to the guys behind Nature Tales. About their up coming event Naturby and how it is to work in a decentralised community. Marius gives us a new round up. We talk good Danish ice cream and morally bad Danish ice cream. And some hot tips for the week ahead too!
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Trent Coelli, our cultural expert joins us again. To take a deep dive into Danish work culture. In Coelli's Cultural Corner. Owen talks about his "work" trip to Sweden. And Marius gives us a news round up and some Hot Tips for the week ahead!
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This week to we speak to Jack Campbell about Unions. He's trying to get more workers rights for the people who kept your pizza coming in lockdown. Yes the army in blue. Wolt! Marius give us the news rundown from everything from the EU to the Illuminate. And some hot tips too!
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What is the true value of diversity?
Join this week’s episode of Global Denmark Podcast; as Thomas Mulhern speaks with Scott Page who is a leading academic, social scientist, author and Professor at the University of Michigan. Listen as together they explore; compositional diversity and diversity bonus by digging into Scott’s book, The Diversity Bonus: How Great Teams Pay Off in the Knowledge
Economy.
Episode Takeaways
- Current situation in States [2:15]
- Diversity bonus [6:19]
- The Model Thinker Book [11:57]
- The crowd’s prediction [12:57]
- Cognitive diversity [18:51]
- Identity diversity [20:34]
- Cognitive biases as a mitigating factor [31:18]
- Diverse teams compared to homogeneous teams [36:45]
- Homogeneous in terms of cognitive diversity and identity diversity [37:36]
- Business case due to changed nature of work [44:28]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [53:06]
This week we talk sex education. Marius tells us how he and most Danes learn't about the birds and the bees. Denmark might be the first place to have legalize porn. But how is it educationing childen about it? We also have a news round up and hot tips!
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This week we have a look at Copenhagen's ten years of experimenting with LSD. And is Denmark liberal when it comes to drugs or does it just look that way. Also Marius give us the news round up and some Hot tips for the week ahead.
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Vulnerability, Authenticity and Balance
Global Denmark Podcast is back with another insightful episode; as Thomas Mulhern sits down with the CEO and Founder of Goodtalks, Pernille Sandberg Bech. In this wide-ranging conversation, we took a dive into Pernille’s journey from Group Head of Talent and Leadership to starting an empowering network that is adding tremendous value to women around the world.
Episode Takeaways
- What does it mean to have a good talk [1:56]
- Pernille’s corporate journey prior to working with Falck [3:12]
- Thoughts working with HR and how they evolved [6:20]
- Talent Development [7:50]
- Indicators of identifying Talent [10:33]
- Tips to retain talent [11:18]
- Falck Flyers Talent Program and The Falckoner Graduate Program [11:43]
- Benefits of having knowledge about other cultures [13:06]
- Advice on working with international markets [13:33]
- Goodtalks and it’s vision [14:04]
- Member-based and subscription-based community [18:14]
- Vulnerability to help [21:15]
- Keynote events associated with Goodtalks [22:26]
- Future of Goodtalks [26:29]
- Including men as ambassadors [28:30]
- Digital network groups [29:18]
- Daily habits to stay mentally and physically sharp [30:44]
- Leap-forward experience and personality traits [32:14]
- Dinner invites, best advice and guiding principles [33:46]
- Mentor in life and book recommendations [36:08]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [37:17]
This week, the founder of Refugee.DK Michala Clante Bendixen joins us. We talk about how societies opinions on refugees has been swayed by tougher and tougher Government policies. And how we need to understand that Denmark is not as socially perfect as it looks. Marius gives us the News roundup and hot tips. And why are students across the country wearing sailer hats?
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This week, we meet Ditte Sig Kramer, head of communications at VEGA. We talk about the history of the iconic building. And what the future holds for this historic music venue. We also speak to Bashir Billow, one half of the Copenhagen duo OWMI, about their up coming Low-Fi concert and what is Nordic sound? Plus Marius brings us the news and some Hot Tips.
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How can we enhance inclusion, integration and innovation?
To explore these topics and a lot more, Thomas Mulhern joined with world renowned expert on psychological safety, best-selling author and CEO of LeaderFactor, Timothy R. Clark, took a deep dive into Tim’s new book, “The Four Stages of Psychological Safety.”
Episode Takeaways
- Current situation in States [3:07]
- Stage 1: Inclusion Safety [4:38]
- Motivation behind writing the book: The Four Stages of Psychological Safety [9:52]
- Diversity and inclusion [14:49]
- Trust in Danish society [19:04]
- Stage 2: Learner Safety [22:34]
- Important interpersonal dynamics [26:39]
- Stage 3: Contributor Safety [31:02]
- Institutions’ responsibility to clarify expectations [33:05]
- Stage 4: Challenger Safety [35:20]
- Intellectual friction & social friction [37:27]
- How to systematically get to stage 4 after achieving stage 1 [38:52]
- Daily habits to stay mentally and physically sharp [41:00]
- Book recommendations & leap-forward experience [41:45]
- Best advice, mentors & dinner invites [46:16]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [51:38]
This weeks episode we speak to Tanya Dotson-Winckler who tells us her story of moving to Denmark as an African American at the end of the 80s. We talk about how systemic racism is a world issue and how to educate ourself in order to do something about it. Marius also bring us a news roundup and some HOT tips for the week ahead.
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This week, we pop out to Reffen a week before it opens. To see whats happening and to catch up with the guys a Contain Art and their augmented reality art gallery. Marius gives us news round up. And we have a historic look at one of Copenhagens most popular spots.
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This week we speak to the craft bar 1420's own Dennis Vansant about the pubs reopening and when we might get our English Comedy nights back! We review the new Noma Burger (kind of). And Marius gives us a news roundup and some hot tips too!
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Hygge, Happiness and Corona.
Join Thomas Mulhern and CEO of the Happiness Research Institute and NY Times best-selling author, Meik Wiking, in this week’s episode of the Global Denmark Podcast. Listen as they explore how to create happiness in the time of Corona, digital hygge, shaping memories, the new happiness museum in Copenhagen and a groundbreaking new report from the happiness institute that could dramatically change the well-being for humanity.
Episode Takeaways
- Mike’s new emergency study on the impact of Covid’19 on mental well-being and some early indications [2:43]
- Creating hygge digitally [4:53]
- Nordic countries and their position in World Happiness Report [7:11]
- Happiness Museum [9:02]
- Wellbeing adjusted life years Report (WALY) [11:40]
- An example of how governments and corporations should invest in order to maximize overall well-being [11:40]
- The Art of Making Memories: How to Create and Remember Happy Moments [16:33]
- Positive and Negative memories [20:23]
- Ways to create positive memories during the time of COVID [25:32]
Marius gives us a comprehensive round up of the News. Everything from WiFi on trains to espionage and Danes. Owen and Marius talk about their wanderlust And we follow up The CHP Post piece, what men want and women miss, in the times of Covid. We talk to James and Pia who participated about their experiences. And of course theres Hot Tips too.
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In this week’s episode of Global Denmark Podcast, Thomas Mulhern is joined by the director of Talent Attraction at Copenhagen Capacity, Nikolaj Lubanski, as they discuss the value proposition for attracting and retaining top talent, the Talent to Denmark Project, and global talent in light of COVID’19.
Episode Takeaways
- Copenhagen Capacity [2:43]
- Development in the need for talent attraction over last 7 years [4:32]
- Overall statistics on the number of internationals in Copenhagen and Denmark [6:32]
- Attracting and retaining talent [7:33]
- Talent [8:21]
- Place branding, employer branding and call to action [12:33]
- Emotional side of talent attraction [15:34]
- Retention of the talent and mitigating barriers [16:52]
- Identification of career possibility by students to stay and work in Denmark [18:36]
- Decision process of university students to stay in Denmark [20:01]
- Talent to Denmark Project and it’s 4 initiatives [22:10]
- Global mobility and COVID’19 [28:10]
- Demand for International talent as opportunity for growth [39:01]
- Daily habits to stay mentally and physically sharp [36:36]
- Leap-forward experience and biggest motivator and demotivator [37:30]
- Role of intercultural intersection in cultivating mindset and mentor in life [42:06]
- Collective consciousness of Denmark [45:00]
- Best advice and book recommendations [46:25]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [49:41]
CiC is happy to announce its collaboration with the Copenhagen Post! In this, our first episode working together. Marius gives us a news round up. Trent Coelli, our cultural expert will quiz us on cultural curiosities in and outside the work place. We talk the founder of the NGO Næstehjælperne (Next door helpers) Linda about the organisation and how you can to get involved. And we have some hot tips to keep you going in the week ahead.
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How should you negotiate virtually?
Join the Global Denmark podcast as Thomas Mulhern is pleased to have Keld Jensen, negotiation and trust expert, prolific author with over 20 publications in 36 countries and 30 years of diverse experience, once again, back on the podcast.
In this insightful episode, we explore the impact of the Corona crisis in-terms of negotiation; how Keld has been devoting his time, do’s and don’ts of online negotiation, compare US and Denmark in managing its distributed workforce and the role of trust in business and societies.
Episode Takeaways
- Assistance by the US government to businesses and consultancies [3:40]
- Individual’s trust level in the state government and the federal government in US [5:33]
- Increased demand for online negotiation and collaboration [7:15]
- Negotiation in crisis and 101 excuses [7:38]
- 101 excuses: Typical excuses people come up with [8:27]
- Comparison between US and Denmark in managing it’s distributed workforce [10:42]
- Meeting/working online and meeting/working in person [10:51]
- Do’s and don’ts of negotiating online [13:45]
- Recommendation in connection to online negotiation [15:06]
- Handling negotiation through email [16:04]
- Coming out of crisis as winners [17:54]
- SMARTnership [18:57]
- Different approach to negotiation due to crisis [21:12]
- Difference in the level of trust in Denmark and US [22:42]
- Strong focus of companies in US on trying to keep people employed [24:31]
- Dan Price, and closing comments [25:43]
The Global Denmark Podcast is back with the final installment of our “Espresso Series” where we speak with Julia Gebert; Founder and CEO of RYSTA.
In this wide-ranging conversation, we take a look at sensors designed for indoor and outdoor environments, the UrbanTech experience, partnering with EVII, and the elimination of mold.
How can you create networking value in the time of Corona?
Join us as we welcome back CEO of ExpatRide and Founder of the DABGO organization, Jesper Løvendahl.
We take a look at digital value-creation, keys to leading a distributed workforce and what it means to give in times of crisis.
The Global Denmark Podcast is back with the second installment of our Espresso Series entitled "human is better."
In this episode, Ed Ley and Thomas Mulhern sat down with Timm Beyer, Managing Director of Powerfox, to discuss; their mission, the essence of capturing and managing energy data, the journey with UrbanTech, and what the Danish market can teach German companies.
How do we as parents navigate the Corona pandemic?
The Global Denmark Podcast is back with parental expert and bestselling author, Jessica Joelle Alexander.
Join us as we take a look at the situation on the ground in Italy, navigating the Corona pandemic as a worker and a parent, creating paths of opportunity in the crisis and much much more.
A discussion about the future of work and leadership, cognitive diversity as well as openness and vulnerability
How do we give our children the tools to succeed now and in the future?
Join the Global Denmark Podcast for an insightful conversation as we sit down with the Director of Copenhagen International School, Sandy Mackenzie.
Sandy has been a school leader in China, the United States, the UK, and now in Denmark. In this wide-ranging conversation, we explored; innovation in the educational sector, the importance of emotional intelligence and global perspectives, the role of CIS, the 17 SDGs, inclusion, the experience of being an expat leader in Denmark and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- Copenhagen International School and its role in society [2:20]
- Global talents and international school options [4:00]
- Helping students adapt to their changing environments [5:30]
- Self-regulation and mindfulness as parts of the curriculum [10:10]
- The 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) [16:30]
- The importance of cultivating a global mindset [20:30]
- Leveraging cognitive diversity [22:30]
- Differences in dominant cultures around the world [25:00]
- Danish and IB qualifications for higher education [32:40]
- Daily habits and routines to optimize performance [35:37]
- Special event and challenging personality trait [37:50]
- Something weird and dinner party invites [42:00]
- Guiding principles and mentors [47:00]
- Book recommendations [49:56]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [53:00]
The Global Denmark Podcast is proud to announce a brand new roundtable format where we dig deeper into the lessons to and from Denmark.
Join our inaugural roundtable as we welcome back podcast alumni Katja Iversen, CEO of Women Deliver, Chris Shern, Managing Director of IME Fond/Henley Business School and Claus Lønborg, CEO of Copenhagen Capacity.
This is a 2 part series where we discuss; the social welfare state model, Nordic leadership values, diversity and inclusion issues and how it affects global talent attraction.
The Global Denmark Podcast is proud to announce a brand new roundtable format where we dig deeper into the lessons to and from Denmark.
Join our inaugural roundtable as we welcome back podcast alumni Katja Iversen, CEO of Women Deliver, Chris Shern, Managing Director of IME Fond/Henley Business School and Claus Lønborg, CEO of Copenhagen Capacity.
This is part 1 of a 2 part series where we discuss; the social welfare state model, Nordic leadership values, diversity and inclusion issues and how it affects global talent attraction.
Join the Global Denmark Podcast for an insightful conversation as we sit down with Natasha Friis Saxberg; CEO of IT-Branchen, author, digital strategist, and entrepreneur.
Natasha has worked with start-ups and corporations for two decades. She has previously worked as the Head of Venture Development at Maersk Growth and Head of Future Growth at Atea. She’s a TEDx Speaker, founder of several SaaS start-ups, and currently also serves as the Deputy Chairman at the Foundation for Social Responsibility.
In this wide-ranging conversation, we explored; the first technological revolution, the value-chain evolution and horizontal collaboration, innovation teams within corporations, accelerating growth in start-ups, and much more.
Episode Takeaways
- The impact of technology and the fourth industrial revolution [2:15]
- The challenges of collaboration [6:00]
- Why companies should think about bigger problems [10:32]
- Chaos, uncertainty, and data [11:52]
- The incentive structure [15:38]
- How companies can remove fear [19:25]
- Innovation in Denmark vs. other cultures [21:17]
- Innovation hubs [24:50]
- Dealing with a system that isn’t set up for innovation [32:00]
- Thoughts on universal basic income [39:35]
- Daily habits and routines to stay sharp [42:26]
- Special event and something weird about Natasha [44:49]
- Best advice and dinner invites [49:28]
- Book recommendations and life principle [52:30]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [58:15]
Denmark vs USA: How do Danes and Americans misunderstand each other?
Janteloven, micromanagement, and the prodigious use of the exclamation point: just a few of the conflicts that arise as part of the generally friendly relationship between Americans and Danes. Join us as we discuss these topics and much more with Kay Xander Mellish, a US-Danish dual citizen, keynote speaker, and author of several books including the bestsellers, “How to Live in Denmark” and “How to Work in Denmark,” and her most recent, “Working with Americans – Tips for Danes.”
Episode Takeaways
- Tips for Danes to work with Americans [2:26]
- Jante-law and Danish humor [8:16]
- The blindspot of Danish openness [11:25]
- How to work in Denmark and the power distance in Danish workplaces [17:29]
- Mistakes Danes make in English [21:57]
- The “hidden rules” at Danish workplaces [23:46]
- Internationalisation in Denmark [25:56]
- Why Denmark is attracting young people [28:15]
- Daily habits and routines to stay mentally and physically sharp [31:43]
- Voiceover and podcasts [32:49]
- Life-changing events and lessons learned [34:29]
- Mentors in childhood and coming to Denmark [35:27]
- Biggest motivator and demotivator, and something weird [39:04]
- Dinner party invites and life-guiding principle [40:44]
- Book recommendations and favorite failure [44:02]
- Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [47:27]