أفضل بودكاسات Denmark (2025)

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126 | How Denmark's International Residents Can Decide Local Election 36:28

1d ago36:28

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In this episode, Derek sits down with Anders Storgaard from The Conservatives and member of the Frederiksberg Municipal Council, and Mads Hvid from The Socialist People’s Party (SF), who’s running for the Copenhagen Municipal Council. Together, they explore why internationals in Denmark should make their voices heard at the ballot box and how to de…

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Voting Rights for Internationals, Tax Perks or Election Tricks, and Denmark’s Aging Crisis: LWID S4E13 30:05

3d ago30:05

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Send us a text Voting rights, tax breaks, and tough truths. This week, Katie and Kalpita dive into Denmark’s local elections, revealing what internationals need to know before casting their votes. This week’s episode explores how democracy and welfare intersect in Denmark — from mobilizing international voters and new tax breaks to deeper concerns …

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Sådan løser vi udfordringerne med AI og ophavsret 51:19

9d ago51:19

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I denne episode tager jeg fat i en diger rapport med 10 anbefalinger til hvordan vi her i Danmark – og måske også i EU – kan tackle nogle af udfordringerne med ophavsret og generativ AI. Der er nemlig masser af udfordringer i krydsfeltet mellem kreativitet, ophavsret og generativ AI – udfordringer der ikke bliver løst lige med det samme. Anbefaling…

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October, democracy in denmark, and competitive poster hanging 9:17

26d ago9:17

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Election posters are a colorful part of democracy in Denmark. In October, the campaigns swing into gear, and when the whistle blows on a set date at precisely noon, teams of poster-hangers cover the country with the faces of their candidates. It's highly competitive; It's against the law to take down posters once they're hung, so there's a big rush…

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Eyes on the green tripartite 28:32

1M ago28:32

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Denmark drew international attention in 2024 with the announcement of the Green Tripartite agreement. The first of its kind in the world, the Green Tripartite is an ambitious collaborative framework for the sustainable transformation of Danish agriculture. In this episode of FoodPod, we ask: how positive should we be about the Green Tripartite and …

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125 | Pandas on the Loose and Other Wild Zoo Scandals in Denmark 29:42

4d ago29:42

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Behind the zoo cages lies something deeper. Denmark’s comfort with nature, death, and education sets it apart from much of the world and nowhere is that clearer than in its zoos. While other countries hide the realities of life and death, Denmark puts them on display, even for children. What shocks outsiders often feels completely normal to Danes, …

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124 | Ghost Stories From Denmark's Most Haunted Castle (replay) 21:03

8d ago21:03

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In this episode, we're revisiting the ghost stories of Dragsholm Slot, one of Europe's most haunted castles located right here in Denmark. From the crypt of 2024 spooky season you'll hear Derek share the tales of four different ghosts haunting the castle while paranormal skeptic, Mike, gives his thoughts and reactions. Whether or not you celebrate …

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123 | Meet Finn Holschlek, Denmark's Youngest Candidate and a Voice for Change 29:04

9d ago29:04

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In this episode, Derek interviews Finn Holschlek, Denmark's youngest candidate for local office at just 17 years old. Finn shares his journey from Austria to Denmark, his motivations for political involvement, and the importance of youth engagement in politics. The conversation explores the challenges and opportunities faced by young politicians, t…

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Denmark’s International Party Movement, Budget 2026 Highlights, Students Learn Mental Health: LWID S4E12 38:27

10d ago38:27

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Send us a text We're starting early to build a better Denmark. This week, Dom and Fionn explore Billund’s new International Party, Denmark’s 2026 Finance Plan, and a pilot program adding mental health to school curriculums. From sugar tax cuts to climate investments and classroom wellbeing, they unpack how these changes reflect a Denmark that’s slo…

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122 | Danish Friends, International Circles, and Feeling Anchored 27:59

11d ago27:59

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Is making friends in Denmark really that hard? Derek and Mike dig into what friendship and belonging look like for internationals in Denmark, from the comfort of expat bubbles to the challenge of entering long-standing Danish circles. They explore whether you truly need Danish friends to feel at home, or just the right people to anchor you. It’s a …

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121 | Meet Lasse Frimand Jensen: Aalborg's Mayor Creating a Modern Hub for All 38:47

16d ago38:47

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In this episode, Derek is joined by Lasse Frimand Jensen, the mayor of Aalborg, to explore the city's transformation from an industrial hub to a modern center for education, green energy, and culture. Discover how Aalborg is embracing its growing international community and leading the way in sustainable development. Lasse shares insights from his …

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Raising Denmark’s Share Account Limit, Reviewing International Student Permits, More Women Candidates in Politics: LWID S4E11 28:13

17d ago28:13

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Send us a text Change is taking root in Denmark. Two long term international living in Denmark, Kalpita and Narcis, tackle three big stories in this conversation: the proposal to raise Denmark’s share account limit, the review of Bangladeshi and Nepali student permits, and the rise of women and internationals in local elections. Each topic asks wha…

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120 | Ghosts, Witches, and Modern Magic in Denmark 31:30

18d ago31:30

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Witch hunts, haunted castles, and modern magic. Derek, Brooke, and Conrad dig into Denmark’s witchy past — from real 17th-century witch trials to modern-day magic and haunted castles. Along the way, they mix eerie history with humor, ghost stories, and a few surprising facts about why Danes still burn witches on midsummer bonfires. It’s a spirited …

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Hovedtelefoner med indbygget AI 43:38

23d ago43:38

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I denne episode ser vi nærmere på hvad der skal til, når man gerne vil indbygge AI-assistenter i wearables. Det er afgjort en kategori som mange forventer sig meget af, men det er naturligvis ikke noget man bare lige bygger. Jeg har talt med Nikolaj Hviid, som er direktør i hovedtelefon-firmaet Bragi, der har hovedkvarter i München. Bragi var tidli…

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Scrapping Denmark’s Integration Council, Banning Social Media, Protecting Endangered Species: LWID S4E10 36:41

24d ago36:41

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered if feeling at home in Denmark is up to you—or the system? Fionn and Kalpita, internationals living in Denmark, unpack Denmark’s decision to scrap the National Integration Council, the government’s plan to ban social media for under-15s, and the alarming new report showing that nearly half of Denmark’s species a…

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119 | Stand-Up, Sobriety & the Danish Way of Laughing 38:53

25d ago38:53

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Can a joke survive translation? Danish comedian Jacob Taarnhøj has been finding out for over a decade—performing stand-up in Danish, English, and even Norwegian. From the comedy clubs of Aarhus to TV specials and international stages, Jacob shows how humor shifts across languages yet still connects people through shared absurdities. In this convers…

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School Phone Ban, Hate Crime Surge, and How to Handle Denmark’s Rat Season: LWID S4E9 27:21

1M ago27:21

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Send us a text Phones, prejudice, and pests — Denmark’s been busy this week. A new nationwide phone ban in schools sparks debate about children’s focus and well-being, while hate crimes are on the rise, raising questions about safety and inclusion. Dom and Golda bring an international perspective before lightening the mood with rat season tips and …

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118 | Where Your Tax Money Goes in Denmark and How to Have Your Say 29:03

1M ago29:03

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Voting turnout among internationals in Denmark is often under 30%, compared to over 70% for Danes. We can do better than that, right? Local elections in Denmark decide more than you think. Derek and Brooke get all the voting as international details from Narcis George Matache in this conversation. From Denmark’s upcoming local and regional election…

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Er din chatbot en assistent, kollega, ven eller terapeut? 44:29

1M ago44:29

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I denne episode ser vi på det man kunne kalde psykologien bag vores brug af chatbots. Jeg taler med Anders Colding-Jørgensen, der er psykolog og ekspert i samspillet mellem mennesker og teknologi. Han har i mange år arbejdet med, hvordan vi som mennesker interagerer med maskiner – og de senere år især set på hvordan vi mennesker taler med chatbots.…

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Denmark Drone Scare, New Immigration Minister, Jobs and Growth Update: LWID S4E8 34:11

1M ago34:11

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Send us a text Drone Scares, Politics, and Optimism: This week’s episode unpacks a tense but hopeful stretch of news in Denmark: the wave of drone activity that shut down airports and raised questions about hybrid attacks, the appointment of hardline politician Rasmus Stoklund as the new Immigration Minister and what that could mean for internation…

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117 | Expat Facebook Groups in Denmark: Comedy, Chaos, and Common Sense 39:48

1M ago39:48

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Helpful or Hilarious? In this episode, Derek is joined by comedian Jefferson Bond to explore the wonderfully unhinged world of expat Facebook groups in Denmark. These online spaces are meant to help newcomers navigate life in Denmark — but they’re also overflowing with conspiracy theories, questionable advice, and the occasional comedy gold. Highli…

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Denmark’s Missile Plans, Bangladeshi International Student Scandal, Porn Addiction Study: LWID S4E7 38:05

1M ago38:05

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Send us a text From missiles to migration to addiction, Denmark’s headlines this week couldn’t be more explosive. Internationals Fionn O'Toole and Katie Burns share their take on how these stories shape life for those of us living here—from the government’s dramatic shift toward long-range weapons, to Roskilde University’s controversial recruitment…

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116 | Denmark’s Drinking Culture: Shortcut or Stumbling Block? 36:13

2M ago36:13

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Beer, bonds, and belonging in Denmark. In Denmark, alcohol isn’t just a drink—it’s a social shortcut. From Friday bars to school parties, booze is woven into daily life in ways that can shock newcomers. For internationals, it can feel like you have to drink just to make friends, join in at work, or even learn the language. But is that really true? …

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Algoritmerne bliver mere effektive, men strømforbruget stiger 48:35

2M ago48:35

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Som de fleste nok ved efterhånden, så koster det kolossale mængder af strøm, vand og ressourcer, når millioner af mennesker hver dag laver milliarder af prompts på ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude og de andre chatbots. Et af problemerne med at tackle udfordringen er dog, at vi faktisk ikke ved hvor meget strøm, vand og materiale, techgiganterne bruger på a…

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Tougher Citizenship Tests, Assisted Dying, and Denmark’s Starry Nights: LWID S4E6 21:16

2M ago21:16

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Send us a text Hard Questions, Human Choices. In this week’s episode, Golda and Dominika, both internationals with strong ties to Denmark, tackle three powerful conversations: Denmark’s proposal for tougher citizenship tests and what they mean for democracy and belonging, the country’s exploration of assisted dying as a dignified choice at the end …

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September, elite sport, and the not-quite death of Jante Law: The Danish Year Part 9 9:16

2M ago9:16

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Denmark may be a small country, but it produces world-class athletes in cycling, tennis, handball, badminton, and golf. How do they do it? And how does the tax-financed effort to create athletic champions fit with the culture code of "Jante Law", the idea is that no one should think themselves better than anyone else? September is when fall sports …

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115 | Policing in Denmark: Myths, Realities & What Internationals Should Know 42:10

2M ago42:10

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Respect. Trust. Laws. Myths. Police. Denmark. Policing in Denmark isn’t what you might expect. In this episode, Allan Hansen, Deputy Chief Superintendent of Copenhagen Police, joins Derek, Mike, and Brooke to demystify how policing really works here. From the difference between 112 and 114, to what’s legal (and what’s not) when it comes to biking, …

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Nurse Quotas, School Meals, and Bus Fares in Denmark: LWID S4E5 37:00

2M ago37:00

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Send us a text Healthcare, Candy, Buses: Denmark’s Big Choices. Katie and Kalpita, two internationals living in Denmark, take on the week’s sharpest debates. From the government’s new quota on non-EU nurses, to billions for candy tax cuts instead of free school meals, to Aarhus testing cheaper bus tickets — these choices reveal what Denmark values,…

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114 | When Does Denmark Finally Feel Like Home? 23:32

2M ago23:32

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In this episode of What Are You Doing in Denmark, Derek, Mike, and Brooke dive into the adaptation stage of culture shock. It's that turning point when life in Denmark starts to click. Listeners share their own stories and voice notes about the moments they realized they were doing more than just getting by. They share what made them realize they w…

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Hvem bestemmer? Samarbejde mellem menneske og maskine. 50:26

2M ago50:26

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I denne episode skal det handle om hvordan radiografer og radiologer på hospitalernes røntgen-afdelinger har brugt AI-systemer til at afkode røntgenbilleder. Vi skal især se nærmere på de psykologiske aspekter af arbejdet – altså hvad det gør ved fagfolkene at de skal "arbejde sammen med maskiner"? Jeg har haft besøg i studiet af psykolog Astrid Ga…

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Cheaper Coffee, Safer Vaccines, Fishy Politics in Denmark: LWID S4E4 36:05

2M ago36:05

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Send us a text Taxes, Science, and Mysterious Eels. Denmark’s 2026 Finance Law brings tax cuts on chocolate, coffee, and books—changes that spark both cheers and debate. Hosts Katie and Fionn, both internationals living in Denmark, also dive into a landmark study of over one million children confirming no link between vaccines and conditions like a…

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113 | Reverse Culture Shock: A Dane Returns After Many Years Abroad 51:06

2M ago51:06

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Reverse culture shock hits home hard. Coming home isn’t always easy. After thirteen years in London, Danish comedian Sofie Hagen returns to Denmark and finds that re-entry can be just as surprising as moving abroad. From missing rye bread and blunt small talk to discovering how “first of all” sounds like starting a fight in British emails, Sofie sh…

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Denmark’s Week of Cuts: Coal Use, Power Taxes & Book VAT: LWID S4E3 36:04

2M ago36:04

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Send us a text This week on Last Week in Denmark, Katie and Kalpita — both internationals living in Denmark — discuss a wave of cuts making headlines. Denmark has gone three months coal-free, the government is proposing a major power tax cut, and book VAT may finally be reduced. Are these real steps forward, or just election-season promises? Topics…

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112 | After you’ve been in Denmark for a while: Your questions answered. 27:12

2M ago27:12

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Once you’ve been in Denmark a while, the questions get more nuanced. From the mystery of dating to whether hygge blocks new friendships, internationals notice the cultural puzzles beneath everyday life. In this listener Q&A, Derek Hartman answers the second-layer questions of international life in Denmark with humor, honesty, and a few surprises. E…

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AI på arbejde: Sådan bruger danske virksomheder AI 54:58

3M ago54:58

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"Vi skal ikke nødvendigvis have mere kunstig intelligens, men bruge kunstig intelligens bedre." Sådan skriver de tre forfattere til bogen "AI på arbejde", der udkommer den 18. august 2025. Bogen indholder både gode råd om at prompte, vurderinger af hvordan AI påvirker det danske arbejdsmarked nu og i fremtiden, og ikke mindst en form for kortlægnin…

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From High Grocery Prices to Greenlandic Parental Rights: Denmark’s Big Challenges for Internationals: LWID S4E2 31:43

3M ago31:43

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Send us a text Prices, Parenting, and Politics Collide in Denmark. This week, Golda and Kalpita unpack how Denmark’s big debates hit everyday life. From soaring grocery bills to Greenlandic parents fighting for their rights, and the government’s bailouts of major companies like Ørsted, these stories raise tough questions about fairness, identity, a…

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111 | Denmark vs. Deepfakes: Who Really Wins? 21:44

3M ago21:44

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Denmark Says: You Own Your Face. Denmark just handed its citizens a legal copyright on themselves — your face, voice, and body are officially yours. Instead of clamping down on deepfake tech like a digital killjoy, the law flips the script and makes it an ownership game: if someone makes a fake of you, you can force them to take it down. Derek and …

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Testing and Coding with Sandro Gehri 16:05

3M ago16:05

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In this conversation, Sandro Gehri shares his journey into software development, starting from his early experiences with computers and programming. He discusses the evolution of his career, the significance of testing in software quality, and the transformative role of AI in coding practices. The conversation also touches on cultural comparisons b…

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The future of AI coding with Ashley Hindle 21:20

3M ago21:20

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In this conversation, Ashley Hindle discusses the relevance of MCP, shares his coding journey from early hacking aspirations to professional development, and reflects on the evolution of technology and challenges faced in live video streaming. The conversation also highlights the importance of community and the anticipation of upcoming conferences.…

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The One Billion Row Challenge with Florian Engelhardt 14:05

3M ago14:05

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In this conversation, Florian Engelhardt shares his journey from early computing experiences to his current work with PHP and Linux. He discusses the evolution of operating systems he has used, his challenges with scaling applications, and insights into performance tuning in PHP. The conversation also touches on his excitement for an upcoming confe…

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From Hardware to Web and the Laravel Community with Johannes Güntner 24:58

3M ago24:58

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Johannes Güntner shares his journey into programming, detailing his early exposure to computers and how he transitioned into web development, particularly with Laravel. He discusses the importance of community in the Laravel ecosystem, his upcoming talk at a conference, and the challenges of writing maintainable code. The conversation also touches …

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Databases are cool with Graham Campbell 19:36

3M ago19:36

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In this conversation, Mathias Hansen interviews Graham Campbell, discussing his journey in programming, the challenges of scaling PHP applications, and insights into database management. Graham shares his experiences with SQL and NoSQL databases, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right tools for specific use cases. The conversation also to…

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From Stop Motion to Software Development with Dan Harrin 16:55

3M ago16:55

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In this conversation, Mathias Hansen interviews Dan Harrin about his journey in technology, his experiences with Filament, and his upcoming talk at the Laravel Live Denmark conference. They discuss Dan's early interest in computers, the development of Filament, team dynamics, the importance of documentation, and Dan's excitement about visiting Cope…

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Novo Nordisk, Zoos & Alcohol Free Drinking Culture in Denmark: LWID S4E1 33:50

3M ago33:50

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Send us a text Pharma Shake-Up, Zoo Debate & Sober Shift: We’re back from summer break with Season 4, as Fionn and Golda explore how Novo Nordisk’s leadership change, Aalborg Zoo’s livestock feeding debate, and Denmark’s growing alcohol-free culture touch daily life for internationals in Denmark. Both with a strong connection to Denmark, they link …

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Building the Future with Native PHP - Simon Hamp 18:59

3M ago18:59

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In this episode, Mathias Hansen interviews Simon Hamp about his journey into programming, the evolution of PHP, and the development of native PHP applications. They discuss the challenges and triumphs of building applications with PHP, the importance of community feedback, and future plans for native PHP. Simon shares insights from his experiences …

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110 | Danish vs. International School in Denmark: A Cultural Conversation About Choice, Language, and Belonging 30:33

3M ago30:33

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What makes a Danish school... Danish? This week, return guest Ilana Bull—an international school teacher and parent—joins Derek and Brooke to explore how school systems in Denmark reflect much more than just academics. From class structure to communication styles, from birthday customs to the role of play, this episode dives into the everyday cultu…

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August, The first day of school, and how children learn to be Danish: The Danish Year Part 8 8:20

3M ago8:20

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Denmark is a very good place to be a child, and to have children, yet the birthrate is dropping as it is in so many other countries. Some preschools have shut down due to lack of kids. Just this year Denmark reached a population of 6 million – a big landmark - but that's mostly due to immigration, not more children being born. All the initiatives t…

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Modernizing codebases with Isak Berglind 13:14

3M ago13:14

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In this conversation, Isak shares his journey from being a gamer to becoming a professional programmer. He discusses his early experiences with programming, the challenges of working with legacy code, and the innovative approaches he has taken to modernize database structures. Isak also reflects on the impact of AI tools in coding and shares his ex…

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109 | Homesickness, Red Soda and Comedy culture in Denmark versus the UK with Comedian Sofie Hagen 50:43

3M ago50:43

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Out of place, even back home. Sofie Hagen left Denmark to pursue comedy in London—and came back a different person. This conversation with Derek, Conrad, and Brooke explores the mix of pride, pressure, and self-doubt that can come with returning to your home country after years abroad. But because the topic is comedy—across Denmark, the UK, and bac…

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Unlimited Sick Days: Denmark’s Dream Policy or Workplace Dilemma? LWID S3E28 (replay) 9:47

3M ago9:47

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Send us a text Unlimited sick leave sounds great—until it doesn't. Golda and Narcis—both internationals with a strong connection to Denmark—explore the country’s ongoing debate around expanded parental leave to help parents take care of sick children. From the pressures on dual-income households to the impact on startups and the fairness toward col…

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