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Life in the Land of the Ice and Snow
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Life in the Land of the Ice and Snow episodes
- #21 Around the WorldBeing an expat in one country wasn’t enough for Sandy. She’s lived on 5 continents!26 min
- #20 Three Immigrants in SwedenDiego, who runs the account ”An Immigrant in Sweden,” gives us the low-down on secret tamale exchanges and and cursed soccer jerseys.29 min
- #19 Russia, New Zealand and Easter WitchesWe hop all around the globe today with Dasha discussing Easter traditions in four countries (only Sweden includes witches – surprise!), the Påskmust conspiracy and Russian dumplings.31 min
- #19 Russia, New Zealand and Easter Witches
We hop all around the globe today with Dasha discussing Easter traditions in four countries (only Sweden includes witches – surprise!), the Påskmust conspiracy and Russian dumplings.
31 min - #18 Get a Dog and Head for the PubPull up a seat at the pub and listen to Patrick, from Dublin, tell stories of strange Finnish people and the benefits of spontaneity.22 min
- #18 Get a Dog and Head for the Pub
Pull up a seat at the pub and listen to Patrick, from Dublin, tell stories of strange Finnish people and the benefits of spontaneity.
22 min - #17 Tapas are the Greatest InventionI ask Rosa, from Spain, to fill me in on how people in southern Europe can eat dinner so late and still get up for work in the morning. We also talk about having to wear uniforms in school and about how tapas are the ultimate way to eat a meal.26 min
- #17 Tapas are the Greatest Invention
I ask Rosa, from
Spain, to fill me in on how people in southern Europe can eat dinner so lateand still get up for work in the morning. We also talk about having to wearuniforms in school and about how tapas are the ultimate way to eat a meal.26 min - #16 When Stairs Become SlidesThis week I talk to Ola, from Poland, about dubbing shows in other languages, the difference in Polish names and how to avoid ending up on crutches during the winter. Also, when practicing Swedish, a good tip is to talk to 2 year olds. They don’t judge.33 min
- #16 When Stairs Become Slides
This week I talk to Ola, from Poland, about
dubbing shows in other languages, the difference in Polish names and how toavoid ending up on crutches during the winter. Also, when practicing Swedish, agood tip is to talk to 2 year olds. They don’t judge.33 min
About Life in the Land of the Ice and Snow
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Heather and her expat friends discuss their experiences and humiliations among their adopted country of Sweden. We discuss tips, observations, and the type of important questions expats want to know,…
such as "Why are there witches on Easter?", "Why do Swedes never take the last piece of candy?" and "Where can I find decent Tex-Mex food?"