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Oystein, from our neighbor Norway, explains some differences between our two countries. Plus, Valborg plans.
Life in the Land of the Ice and Snow
Infiltrating Sweden one cinnamon bun at a time
Oystein, from our neighbor Norway, explains some differences between our two countries. Plus, Valborg plans.
Jeremy from the U.S. talks about working remote and living outside of Stockholm. Plus, we get a tip on a place called Dog Island.
Anna, from the Netherlands, took an analytical approach when deciding to live in Sweden. Pros: good work/life balance. Cons: You often have gravel in your shoes.
Malcolm from Sydney, Australia, gives us some tips on how to reinvent ourselves when starting over in a new country. Also, why do Swedes need so many meetings?
We chat with the hosts of A Flatpack History of Sweden about history and Swedish problems.
Diego says enough of this darkness and ice. It’s time to move to New Zealand.
was living in Manhattan when she met her future husband during a vacation in Sweden. Three kids later, they now reside in the west coast town of Höganäs.
We talk to Lee from Scotland about kilts, dogs, vegetarian haggis and his frustration with Estrella chips.
This week’s ice and snow podcast guest, Bokani, is from Zimbabwe. You think pronouncing Swedish is hard? Try Ndebele! Also, why is blood pudding still a thing?
Our guests today are from France, with a side of American. We talk winter and Lucia gear for kids, how to beat seasonal depression and getting your medical needs online.
Thomas is from Buffalo and always wanted to move somewhere warm. Thomas now lives in Uppsala. He’s doing it wrong.
As we hosts are fashion-clueless, we have Kate, a designer from the UK to talk to us about fashion in Sweden.
We talk to Emma, one of the creators of the new book from The Local, “Villa Volvo Vovve” and learn the real meanings of phrases that even Swedes don’t know!
Emily, from Arizona, gives us the lowdown on how it works with hairdressers in Sweden, going to school for a Master’s degree and the sad lack of Crystal Light.
How is it when the tables are turned? We talk to Anna, a Swede that lived a year in Texas as a high school exchange student. Culture shock reversed!
We speak to Ana from Mexico City, but this isn’t her first time living abroad. We also talk about learning Swedish through subway announcements & fun times on the icy driving course.
The expat hosts of the podcast talk about vaccines, Swedish problems and murder house shopping.
To close out the season before summer we offer some tips for those staying in or heading out of Sweden. By the way, Sweden is closed in July.
Julieta, of the Newbie Guide to Sweden, has probably heard every mistake we’ve all made after moving to Sweden. She talks to us about the online guide and about their new e-learning platform.
Akash, originally from India, is back! Not just back on the podcast, but back in the country! A few weeks vacation turned into an unexpected year. But he’s been busy publishing a children’s book, so it was time well spent!