Coping in Copenhagen

Keri Bloomfield, creator of the Bilingual Backpack Baby blog and contributor to The International pops in today to talk about living with a Dane and how when she moved here, the cultural change was the least of her worries. Also we have a look at the news, Denmark is breaking records again! And is gravel in your shoes the biggest problem you're facing this week?

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This week, we talk to BRUS/To ØL brewer Cosmo Sorrentino about his time in Copenhagen, the craft beer scene and how he brought his 12 year old sheep dog with him from San Diego. Also we have a look at the news including why the airport buger king should be dethroned. And are Danes good drivers? What do you think?

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Hazel Evans (founder of Mad about Copenhagen) chats to us this week.About the culinary cultural growth in Copenhagen and Noma's impact on the scene. As well as life in Aarhus after Copenhagen. And exploring her creativity after publishing the Mad about Copenhagen book. Meanwhile Owen brings Marius up to date on the news while he's off lives it up in Barcelona.

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Laura Wintemute, founder of Homestead, a company designed to help people with their move to Denmark joins us in today. To talk about some of the biggest issues people face and what you can do the make a smooth transition. Marius and Owen talk about anger neighbours! We have a news round up and a very Joker centric ramble!

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We have Alex Dagil from Rent Hero in to answer all your rent law questions in a new segment in to the show. We also have music from the hilarious and talented duo Romas & Charlie. We talk life and music in Copenhagen. Producer Emma is in the studio too, helping us celebrate the big Five O!

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We have Sioux and Momo Lammarr from Kabaret Kopenhagen in studio to talk everything burlesque and how it's helping re-define what is "sexy". Marius talks about paper bottles and anger ozzys. And, how many expats does it take to change a light bulb? Listen in to find out.

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This week, Marius and Owen pop into the American Pie Company. To chat to one of the founders Erin Chapman, about dealing with homesickness, blending cultures and how you sometimes need to leave a place to know its where you want to be. Plus should Malmö be a suburb of Copenhagen? And surprise surprise people are complaining about the banks!

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Organiser Martin O'Hare and theatre directer Carol Hayes are in studio to talk about the up and coming Irish Copenhagen Festival. We talk how venues making the festival difficult to plan, how Denmark supports the arts and how the first pint of Guinness made it to this country! Also the government has retired some elephants and we think Will is being payed to promote vitamin D?

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We have the new director of Copenhagen International School, Sandy Mackenzie in today. To talk about his new position, moving back to Denmark and how people can hold onto their own cultural identity while integrating into another. We also have a look at Copenhagen news. And vigilant scooter justice?

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We have a case of civic romance on our hands this week. As we take a look at Marius's love letter mystery. Vanessa and Isabel join us in the studio to talk about HIT theatre's newest's production, The Clean House.And Lonely Planet says Copenhagen is one of the best cities to visit, but not to come!?

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