CBS WIRE

“It’s a struggle. I don’t think I could do it,” says Stefan Kirkegaard Sløk-Madsen, PhD in Economics from CBS, about being single. But a lot of people are single. In fact, Denmark has about 1.6 million singles. Including myself. In this podcast, we explore the role of finances in forming relationships, and this includes a dive into the dating scene, and how it has changed – and is changing!

Let me put it this way: dating is not becoming any easier. Luckily, Stefan Kirkegaard Sløk-Madsen offers me a strategy for my quest to find the love of my life.

In this podcast series, we take a snapshot in time and speak with people from CBS about their feelings, experiences, daily routines and “Thoughts during a pandemic”. Have they learned anything about themselves for better or worse? Have their priorities changed? How do they make everyday life work? And how are they feeling deep down? Listen to the podcast and hear all the answers!

In this podcast series, we take a snapshot in time and speak with people from CBS about their feelings, experiences, daily routines and “Thoughts during a pandemic”. Have they learned anything about themselves for better or worse? Have their priorities changed? How do they make everyday life work? And how are they feeling deep down? Listen to the podcast and hear all the answers!

These are the words that famous R&B musician Drake sang in his massive hit ‘Hotline Bling’. That was back in 2015, and now, five years later, Drake’s words are more in tune with reality than ever. In 2018, figures from the Danish Energy Agency and the phone company 3 showed that the Danes are increasingly turning their backs on phone conversations. That year, the Danes spoke one billion fewer minutes on the phone than in 2017. And if we glance at the statistics since 2005, one in every four phone calls have disappeared. In other words, phone conversations may slowly end up being over and out. In this podcast, Jesper Tække, Associate Professor of Media Studies at Aarhus University, and Bent Meier Sørensen, Professor at the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, each give their professional perspectives on what makes phone conversations so unique, how they contribute to our conversation skills, and what the consequences would be if we stop calling each other. Enjoy!

Since the fall feudal europes kings and queens our society has been shaped by top performers. When we look around we are surrounded by top-performing world leaders, straight-A students, growthboosting businessfolks and the next Lionel Messi on a soccerfield. But what does it take to be a top performer? Psychology and business economy student at CBS Niels Vium have made the podcast MindCast im search of an answer to that question.

Since the fall feudal europes kings and queens our society has been shaped by top performers. When we look around we are surrounded by top-performing world leaders, straight-A students, growthboosting businessfolks and the next Lionel Messi on a soccerfield. But what does it take to be a top performer? Psychology and business economy student at CBS Niels Vium have made the podcast MindCast im search of an answer to that question.

Have you ever felt so alone at CBS that you wondered if anyone would notice if you suddenly disappeared? Earlier this year, The Danish Association of Masters and PhDs released a study showing that one in every nine students at Danish universities have experienced loneliness. And CBS students are no exception. In this CBS WIRE podcast episode, you’ll hear from Luca Rebeka Szabó. She’s a student at CBS, and she has felt lonely while studying here. Luca is accompanied by the President of CBS Students, Mikkel Nielsen, and student Rebekka Kongsgaard who tells about their experiences on the matter from their work. And, if you feel like no one would bat an eyelid if you one day vanished from campus, maybe you’ll feel a bit happier after hearing this podcast!

Have you ever felt so alone at CBS that you wondered if anyone would notice if you suddenly disappeared? Earlier this year, The Danish Association of Masters and PhDs released a study showing that one in every nine students at Danish universities have experienced loneliness. And CBS students are no exception. In this CBS WIRE podcast episode, you’ll hear from Luca Rebeka Szabó. She’s a student at CBS, and she has felt lonely while studying here. Luca is accompanied by the President of CBS Students, Mikkel Nielsen, and student Rebekka Kongsgaard who tells about their experiences on the matter from their work. And, if you feel like no one would bat an eyelid if you one day vanished from campus, maybe you’ll feel a bit happier after hearing this podcast!

“Luck is not a business model” – these are apparently the words of the American celebrity chef and author Anthony Bourdain. But if luck isn’t a business model, where does that leave us? In this podcast, you’ll meet Thomas Ritter, professor at the Department of Strategy and Innovation at CBS. He has researched companies, and how they earn money, for pretty well all his life, and he’s certainly the man to consult about Business Models. He will help us on our way to becoming a little wiser about how all kinds of developments in the world at large can have a huge impact on your business model – and through that, on your enterprise. In this episode, you’ll also hear some great examples of companies, such as Skype, that became very successful due to their alternative and innovative business models. So, if you’d like to gain some more perspectives and insight into how Business Models can help you strike gold – just listen to our new podcast!

“Luck is not a business model” – these are apparently the words of the American celebrity chef and author Anthony Bourdain. But if luck isn’t a business model, where does that leave us? In this podcast, you’ll meet Thomas Ritter, professor at the Department of Strategy and Innovation at CBS. He has researched companies, and how they earn money, for pretty well all his life, and he’s certainly the man to consult about Business Models. He will help us on our way to becoming a little wiser about how all kinds of developments in the world at large can have a huge impact on your business model – and through that, on your enterprise. In this episode, you’ll also hear some great examples of companies, such as Skype, that became very successful due to their alternative and innovative business models. So, if you’d like to gain some more perspectives and insight into how Business Models can help you strike gold – just listen to our new podcast!