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The Coffee Pod is a 15-minute weekly show where the host interviews new guests about their lives in Denmark: genuine chats about work, career paths and the doors that open when you simply ask someone for coffee. coffeepod.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts The Coffee Pod, a business show with 19 episodes published.
New Coffee Pod episode! Diana Lund Nordstrøm doesn’t drink coffee (chai latte girl, “very non-Danish”) but she’s got a great story. 12 years ago she couldn’t find a job, so she started a podcast about job seeking. That l
In this episode of The Coffee Pod, Kelly chats with Meghna about moving from India to Denmark, building a communications career across journalism, content, and internal comms, and becoming a “best of both worlds” hybrid
Fashion editor who followed her instincts from Hong Kong to London to Copenhagen: now launching an intuitive styling consultancy after years of rebuilding.In this episode of The Coffee Pod, we sit down with Ophelia Wu: f
Construction architect who ended up on the cover of her local newspaper for her interior design and that "why not?" energy runs through everything she does. Mentoring international students at VIA, organising community w
From hospitality in London to accounting to business excellence in Denmark. Kata has some honest advice about making it in Denmark at an immigrant. Kata Kaplar on LinkedIn This is a public episode. If you would like to d
This week on CoffeePod, Kelly sat down with Sune Selsbæk-Reitz: data and AI strategist, poet, and author of a new book called Promptism that asks us to slow down and think before we let large language models think for us
International criminal investigations expert who wrote a book using 100,000 leaked documents, now volunteering at Kirkens Korshær and helping her small town survive. We also chatted about the pitfalls of learning Danish
She applied to study in Denmark before her parents even knew. Her mom said: “Shouldn’t we have a family meeting?” She said: “I’ve applied and I’m going.” That was 15 years ago. Since then, Greete went from marketing to c
Kalpita absolutely nails it in the latest episode of Last Week in Denmark (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJll7GLH8co) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to
Yamanic offered to interview me in her episode, and I thought it might be a nice way to end the first season. We talk about my career transition from education to data, and also some of the projects that have been keepin
This week we talk to Amel Hot: a multilingual project manager from Horsens with a knack for making complicated things simple. The son of Bosnian parents who came to Denmark during the war, Amel grew up translating letter
This week, Daniela Hummelgren shares how a non‑native teacher’s perspective helps learners finally speak Danish with confidence, especially in a country where conversations often switch to English. Highlights: ✔ Four mov
This week, Clive Vignola Ruder shared his story of moving from São Paulo to a small Danish village and building a career in video game writing. Highlights: ✔ How improvisational theatre taught him creative collaboration
In this episode, Kelly Rasmussen sits down with Marianne Bech for a coffee chat, exploring her journey from architecture to teaching. They discuss the Danish Friskole tradition, the importance of genuine learning and how
This week on CoffeePod, Kelly sat down with Bradley Sowter: architect, entrepreneur and the creator of Dansk AI a new app that’s already helping dozens of learners improve their Danish. Brad’s journey took him from archi
Kelly sat down with Greg McQueen this week: a former children’s TV writer, filmmaker and now a ghostwriter who helps people turn their expertise into books that matter. From delivering papers at 1 a.m. to delivering book
This week Kelly sits down with Yamanic Martínez, a chemical industrial engineer turned international volunteer leader, who brings two decades of supply chain experience and a refreshingly human take on life abroad. We ta
🎙 Guest: Alexandra Jensen💼 Skills: Journalism · Investigations · Development & International Relations · Politics · Recruitment This week, Kelly sits down with Alexandra Jensen: a Serbian editor and investigative journ
What happens when you arrive in Denmark with no job, no network and no idea how long it’ll take to find your footing? In this episode of The Coffee Pod, Dominic sits down with Szilvia Schöffer, founder of Decoding Denmar
🎙 Guest: Dominic J. Stevenson Blending creativity and business to make workplaces unforgettable. 💼 Role: Writer • Artist • Musician • Entrepreneur • Founder of Culture Cracker📍 Based in: Denmark Dominic blends words a
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