Troels Heiredal is a danish artist and architect who has been in New York for the past 4 years, just like our previous guest, Ditte Ravnild. The two met up in a bar to talk about their place as foreigners 'newish' in New York. What is/ was their social responsibility to the community that they have become a part of, specifically during a historic 2020. You can find Troels' work on instagram @t.heiredal

Troels Heiredal is a danish artist and architect who has been in New York for the past 4 years, just like our previous guest, Ditte Ravnild. The two met up in a bar to talk about their place as foreigners 'newish' in New York. What is/ was their social responsibility to the community that they have become a part of, specifically during a historic 2020. You can find Troels' work on instagram @t.heiredal

Ditte is a Dane who has been living in New York for 4 years now. She originally went for a couple months to do an internship, upon returning to Denmark she made it a goal of hers to return. Since her original visit, she has met, fell in love with and married an American boy. The question is should the stay or should they go? Find Ditte on instagram @ditteravenfire and her production company @sideprojects.film

Ditte is a Dane who has been living in New York for 4 years now. She originally went for a couple months to do an internship, upon returning to Denmark she made it a goal of hers to return. Since her original visit, she has met, fell in love with and married an American boy. The question is should the stay or should they go? Find Ditte on instagram @ditteravenfire and her production company @sideprojects.film

Ditte is a Dane who has been living in New York for 4 years now. She originally went for a couple months to do an internship, upon returning to Denmark she made it a goal of hers to return. Since her original visit, she has met, fell in love with and married an American boy. The question is should the stay or should they go? Find Ditte on instagram @ditteravenfire and her production company @sideprojects.film

Caroline Soelver is a native Dane that became a native New Yorker. Her husband and her run a hygge cafe in Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn correctly named "Skål," where they serve smørrebrød for free to anyone that can correctly pronounce it. The two originally met in Berlin so we set down to talk about the similarities and differences between the 3 cities. Caroline is a blogger and writer. You can follow her @carolinesoelver and the restaurant @skalbk.

Caroline Soelver is a native Dane that became a native New Yorker. Her husband and her run a hygge cafe in Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn correctly named "Skål," where they serve smørrebrød for free to anyone that can correctly pronounce it. The two originally met in Berlin so we set down to talk about the similarities and differences between the 3 cities. Caroline is a blogger and writer. You can follow her @carolinesoelver and the restaurant @skalbk.

Caroline Soelver is a native Dane that became a native New Yorker. Her husband and her run a hygge cafe in Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn correctly named "Skål," where they serve smørrebrød for free to anyone that can correctly pronounce it. The two originally met in Berlin so we set down to talk about the similarities and differences between the 3 cities. Caroline is a blogger and writer. You can follow her @carolinesoelver and the restaurant @skalbk.