Coping in Copenhagen

By Coping in Copenhagen

Three comedians walk into a studio in Copenhagen: An Irishman(Owen) an American (Abby) and a Dane (Marius). And they discuss what's going on in Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia and the world. &nb... more

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January 17, 2020 CiC Episode 60: Crossing Borders
In the first episode of 2020. Garba Diallo and Owen Savage from Crossing borders. A NGO dedicated to creating dialogue and educate global citizens and raise awareness of global issues. We talk about the work they do and their thoughts on Multicultural Denmark. We also look at the news, have a new segment. And Marius tells us about our new sponsor?
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1h 1min
January 14, 2020 The Global Denmark Podcast - Kick Off 2020
This podcast is a mini-episode featuring our hosts, Ed Ley and Thomas Mulhern
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17min
December 25, 2019 CiC Episode 59: Lars Christmas
Happy holidays! In the last episode of the year, Marius, Owen and Producer Emma get together for a small party and a chat in the studio. No news, no guest, just a chat and some free rum. Enjoy!
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52min
December 21, 2019 CiC Episode 58: Chicken or the coop?
Thanks again to The International for giving us another great guest this week. We speak to Mariano Davies, founder of the Copenhagen British chamber of commerce and contributor to The International about Brexit and his 30 plus years in Denmark and how it's changed. Also Marius gives a news round up. And which came first the chicken or the coop?
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57min
December 20, 2019Natasha Friis Saxberg - Tech, Innovation & Incentive Structures
Join the Global Denmark Podcast for an insightful conversation as we sit down with Natasha Friis Saxberg; CEO of IT-Branchen, author, digital strategist, and entrepreneur.
Natasha has worked with start-ups and corporations for two decades. She has previously worked as the Head of Venture Development at Maersk Growth and Head of Future Growth at Atea. She’s a TEDx Speaker, founder of several SaaS start-ups, and currently also serves as the Deputy Chairman at the Foundation for Social Responsibility.
In this wide-ranging conversation, we explored; the first technological revolution, the value-chain evolution and horizontal collaboration, innovation teams within corporations, accelerating growth in start-ups, and much more.
Episode Takeaways
The impact of technology and the fourth industrial revolution [2:15]
The challenges of collaboration [6:00]
Why companies should think about bigger problems [10:32]
Chaos, uncertainty, and data [11:52]
The incentive structure [15:38]
How companies can remove fear [19:25]
Innovation in Denmark vs. other cultures [21:17]
Innovation hubs [24:50]
Dealing with a system that isn’t set up for innovation [32:00]
Thoughts on universal basic income [39:35]
Daily habits and routines to stay sharp [42:26]
Special event and something weird about Natasha [44:49]
Best advice and dinner invites [49:28]
Book recommendations and life principle [52:30]
Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [58:15]
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1h 2min
December 16, 2019Kay Xander Mellish - Denmark vs USA: How do Danes and Americans misunderstand each other?
Denmark vs USA: How do Danes and Americans misunderstand each other?
Janteloven, micromanagement, and the prodigious use of the exclamation point: just a few of the conflicts that arise as part of the generally friendly relationship between Americans and Danes. Join us as we discuss these topics and much more with Kay Xander Mellish, a US-Danish dual citizen, keynote speaker, and author of several books including the bestsellers, “How to Live in Denmark” and “How to Work in Denmark,” and her most recent, “Working with Americans – Tips for Danes.”
Episode Takeaways
Tips for Danes to work with Americans [2:26]
Jante-law and Danish humor [8:16]
The blindspot of Danish openness [11:25]
How to work in Denmark and the power distance in Danish workplaces [17:29]
Mistakes Danes make in English [21:57]
The “hidden rules” at Danish workplaces [23:46]
Internationalisation in Denmark [25:56]
Why Denmark is attracting young people [28:15]
Daily habits and routines to stay mentally and physically sharp [31:43]
Voiceover and podcasts [32:49]
Life-changing events and lessons learned [34:29]
Mentors in childhood and coming to Denmark [35:27]
Biggest motivator and demotivator, and something weird [39:04]
Dinner party invites and life-guiding principle [40:44]
Book recommendations and favorite failure [44:02]
Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [47:27]
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52min
December 13, 2019 CiC Episode 57: GLOCAL
Why do we call a table a table? Trent Coelli talks about the skills we need in a multicultural society and about his new intercultural workshop, Glocal. We also discuss the dangers of introducing new food to Danish Xmas dinner. And have you noticed those gas cartridges everywhere?
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1h 34min
December 09, 2019Christine Bosse - Leadership in Balance
What is leadership in balance and how and why should we empower middle management in 2019?
Join us as we discuss these topics and much more with former group CEO of Tryg, member of countless boards and one of Financial Times top 25 businesswomen in the world, Christine Bosse.
Episode Takeaways
Leadership in Balance [2:30]
Movement, balance, and consciousness - the philosophy behind leadership [3:33]
Incorporating the sustainability goals [7:23]
Middle managers’ dilemma and barriers [8:51]
Job descriptions of middle managers [14:50]
Gender diversity in management [15:57]
The cognitive biases [21:12]
Creating a leadership team [22:34]
Giving middle managers the time to think [25:07]
Daily habits to stay mentally and physically sharp, and the benefits of winter swimming [28:46]
Life-defining experiences and the impact of growing up in a dual-cultural family [33:05]
Challenging personality trait, biggest motivator and something weird [36:40]
Julefrokost guests and best life advice [41:17]
Mentors in life and book recommendations [43:36]
Lessons to and from Denmark, and closing comments [48:31]
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52min
December 06, 2019 CiC Episode 56: Christmas Market Crawl
Owen and Marius go on a bit of an adventure this week. Visiting all this Copenhagen xmas markets, rating them and trying to get free glugg and new friends along the way. Also, Marius brings us Danish Fox news. And we know what Black Friday is, but what about Pink and Green?
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1h 14min
December 03, 2019Ed Ley - Optimizing Mental & Physical Health
This week the Global Denmark Podcast features a very special guest, our very own Ed Ley.
Ed Ley is the owner of Absolute Health, host of the Global Denmark Podcast, and a first mover in optimizing mental & physical health for both CEOs & top athletes.
Join the conversation; where Ed discusses with Thomas Mulhern how he optimizes mental & physical health, the connection between the mind and the body, one's behaviour and their environment, the process of self-exploration, and how to challenge discomforts.
Episode Takeaways
How Ed helps leaders optimize performance [02:38]
Body-mind connection [05:20]
The ideal environment to optimize health [10:40]
Ed’s story [17:00]
Moving to Denmark [26:45]
Health in Denmark vs. the UK [32:10]
Habits and routines to optimize performance [36:00]
Experiences that gave a leap forward [41:18]
Self-regulation and weird talent [44:45]
Dinner invite and values [46:45]
Mentors and books [49:10]
Lessons for Denmark and closing comments [51:20]
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54min

FAQs about Coping in Copenhagen:

How many episodes does Coping in Copenhagen have?

The podcast currently has 368 episodes available.