#126 Summer Stories Part Two

We’re talking to some of our guests from this past spring. We hear a bit about exploring the viking island...
We’re talking to some of our guests from this past spring. We hear a bit about exploring the viking island...
In this special summer edition, we find out how former guests Adam from Australia, Matteo from Argentina and Diana from Latvia spend their summers, both in Sweden and around the world.
Today we chat with Ben, who works in comedy, about living in part-time in Linköping, voiceover work, and making a film about all the big things in the small towns across Sweden.
Justin moved around from Colorado to Louisiana to Seattle and finally to Sweden. And what does he find the strangest? Week numbers!
Karan, originally from India, has worked as a sous chef in Stockholm with some very well-known chefs. We obviously get some restaurant tips and learn why he hates putting raisins in lussekatter.
If I was in a Volvo, I would be the perfect Swede.
Before starting a life in Sweden, Naoko, from Japan, had already done a lot.
Marco, from Italy, talks to us about Swedish house parties and importing Italian wine.
This week we talk with two sisters who moved to Stockholm, both with very different journeys. And they both happen...
Adam from Australia shares his suspicion of ice cream trucks that operate in the winter. What is really going on there?
No phones are the norm for comedy performances these days. But in Sweden everyone is such a rule follower that it’s enough to simply ask us not to use our phones.
Ameury from France wants to know why the same food is served for every Swedish holiday.
We talk to Luke from Essex in the UK about southern Sweden, Halloween and All Saints Day.
Vajeen is from Sri Lanka and wanted to move to another country. His wife wanted Australia, but they ended up in the opposite hemisphere.
A quarter-life crisis led Adam to leave the Cape Cod America dream to find out what Europe had to offer.
Grace, from Manchester, tells us about her first Midsommar experience and being repeatedly overrun by bicycles.
What seems to be the most important issue after Sweden’s Election Day? Envelopes.
Johanna is a former tour guide from Hungary that now lives in Sweden. Today she shares her views on Hungarian paprika, Stockholm’s sourdough hotel, and why Sweden is good when it comes to banking but not when installing bathroom pipes.
Oystein, from our neighbor Norway, explains some differences between our two countries. Plus, Valborg plans.