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Why the podcast is ending. Life, dating and club culture in Berlin. Thoughts on psychedelics, sobriety, meditation, and moving to Berlin. And: Our final pieces of advice to Berlin newcomers.
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Sasha's Event: LikeButter — Dating just got Butter
Materialists (Wikipedia)
MAPS - Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies
MIND Foundation
Sasha's Podcast: Psychedelics Without Borders
SWR Doku: Können Drogen Depressionen heilen? Eine Ketamin-Therapie ist Karins letzte Hoffnung (YouTube)
Manuel's Meditation Retreat was fascilitated by the SAGE Institut
Tracey Club
Lail Arad - Everyone Is Moving To Berlin (YouTube)
Our listener Tatiana moved to Potsdam for her (second) master’s degree and discovered that studying in Germany isn’t just about grades and academic growth. From blocked accounts to culture shocks, she shares the lessons, surprises, and tips she wishes she’d known before making the leap.
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John Kampfner, journalist, author, and long-time Berliner, joins Manuel to talk about how the city has evolved over the decades. They also dive into Germany’s current political challenges and what they mean for the future. Plus, John shares some hidden gems in Berlin that go beyond the usual guidebook recommendations.
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Special Places in Berlin
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Antje, a Portland native with German roots, discusses her journey toward potentially relocating to Berlin in her 50s. She shares her experiences with language learning, dual citizenship, and the challenges of balancing family, career, and a potential move later in life.
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This episode is jam-packed with tips on saving money in Berlin. There's transportation and dining tips, insurance recommendations, information on Turkish markets and food-sharing platforms, our favorite newsletters, and just a lot free stuff. It's time for Berlin money hacks!
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All the Hacks (Podcast)
Neuköllner Wochenmarkt Maybachufer (Google Maps)
Libanon Falafel (Google Maps)
Sahara Imbiss (Google Maps)
Too Good To Go
nebenan.de
Humana (Google Maps)
Mit Vergnügen Berlin
WOLOHO
The Berliner
Urban Nation
Berlin-Ticket S (Berlin.de)
Bliq
nextbike
Feather Insurance
All About Berlin
Check24
MyJump
Geizhals Preisvergleich
DKB Girokonto (* Refer-a-friend Link)
N26
GenialCard
Berlin Libraries: VÖBB
YNAB - You Need A Budget (* Refer-a-friend Link)
Other episodes mentioned
Berlin’s Lakes: Beaches, Buzz, and Nudists
Cycling in Berlin (Without Breaking Your Collarbone)
Insurance You Need (And Don't Need) in Germany
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There are almost 200 museums in Berlin — and Stephanie Pearson has seen many of them. A dedicated museum enthusiast, she has offered guided museum guides, currently works for a museum, and co-founded museums.love, a "Museum Lover's Guide". She shares with us her must see (and hidden gem) museum recommendations and offer tips for navigating Berlin's museums — even if you're not normally "a museum person".
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Diana Goldberg moved from Munich to Berlin and ditched her health sciences studies to pursue a career in music. In this episode, she tells us what it's like trying to make it as a singer/songwriter, from the challenges of the music industry to the thrill of performing live in Berlin. Diana shares her journey of recording her first song in a home studio, the importance of networking, and how Berlin's vibrant music scene has influenced her work.
Diana Goldberg
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Jack is back on the show and helps us characterize Berlin's neighborhoods — from multicultural Neukölln, trendy Kreuzberg, gentrified Prenzlauer Berg to … Lichtenberg?
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Daniel Hahnemann, co-founder and CEO of Wundertax, talks us through the why and how of tax filing in Germany. We talk about when you can expect a refund, outline deductions for students and employees, and explain tax obligations for freelancers and businesses. If you study or work in Germany and haven't filed your taxes this year, this episode is for you.
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Alice is a French expat. In our conversation, she explains her decision to ditch Paris for Berlin, details how she managed to find an apartment, shares tips on how to find work as a coder in Berlin, and provides insights into the secret society of French people in Berlin.
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