Today we chat with Camilla who right now lives in Barcelona working as a freelance copy-writer online. Having lived all around the globe Camilla shares her thoughts on what home means, daring to move and start a business, and the value of being boring sometimes...

Today we chat with Sofie from Copenhagen about her company Comeat whose mission is to open the young generation's mindset, towards people from other cultures - through food! Members in the Comeat-network open their homes and offer others a seat at their dinner table bringing together people from different backgrounds. The lockdown stopped all events and Sofie and her team have to think outside the box to move on.

In our chat, we discuss the challenge of finding friends in different cultures, the importance of social networks and why we sometimes are less social than we maybe should be.

Check out Finnish Nightmares

http://finnishnightmares.blogspot.com/

Connect with the Comeat community on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/comeat.kbh

Today we connect all the way to Canada to chat with Keyla about the lockdown life in British Columbia. Keyla shares some of her views on the current situation from her perspective as a human rights lawyer. Talking to her we also realize that having to work while taking care of a toddler is not easy at all.

Today we chat with Viktor Kyosev, who after living and studying in Denmark for 7 years became a business leader in Indonesia. Viktor shares his experiences with working and leading online, staying productive, developing healthy habits as well as his views on how the ongoing crisis may change the way how we do business in the future.

Find Viktor on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/viktorkyosev/

Today we chat with Person X, who would rather stay anonymous. She brought the Italian style balcony parties to Copenhagen last Saturday and made many people smile amidst the lockout. Thousands joined the event on Facebook, played music, connected (digitally) with their neighbors and friends, and enjoyed the evening. Unfortunately, there were also other reactions.

Join the next national event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1047767478932033/ 

Stay at home, be safe, but don't forget to have a good time.

Today we chat with two friends (which kind of got us on the edge of our technical abilities) and discuss how the lockdown situation can be embraced as a chance to reflect presence, meaning, and creativity. We all have our daily routines, habits, and schedules. However, now all that is on pause and perhaps the lockdown provides an opportunity to rethink what actually matters. This is a bit more of a philosophical episode but it's worth it.

Connect with Alexander on Instagram: @tversted_bylab

Check out Alexander's podcast Ulveradio (in Danish) on Spotify

Read more about Alan's Rice Experiment and the original work by Marina Abramovic 

In this episode we talk to Giorgio, who lived in Denmark but now is back in Rome, Italy, the country currently most hit by the Corona outbreak. We chat about Giorgio's day to day life, working online, having to stay at home while trying to keep social contacts. Of course, we also cover the by now world-famous singing from the balcony movement that helps Italians strengthening their sense of community.

Shownotes:

La seconda guerra fredda: Lo scontro per il nuovo dominio globale (Italian Edition)

https://www.amazon.com/seconda-guerra-fredda-scontro-dominio-ebook/dp/B07Z7DQP1X

Connect with Giorgio: https://www.facebook.com/giorgio.farina.7