In this episode, we travel to Ecuador and Japan with 18-year-old Casper who tells us some stories from his gap year after high school.

In this episode of Tell Me Lies, Mia comes clean about a three-month conspiracy to bring home a fifth pet without her father finding out. He had said no. Clearly, more than once.

So how do you pull off a lie that involves secret Facebook posts, a fake weekend trip to Sweden, and a six-kilo puppy you have to carry through an airport? And what do you say when the person you've been hiding it from is standing right there at the arrivals gate?

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In this episode of Next Door, we meet my roommate Nick a soon-to-be Ironman athlete. What does it take to wake up at seven every morning, train for months, and push your body through nearly 400 kilometres in a single day? And more importantly: why would anyone want to?

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In this episode i will be talking about Takarazuka, the renouned japanese theater company that brings great shows adapting famous stories from all parts of the world. I will explore its history and its path to succes.

What is culture shock? Why are the first few weeks in an unknown environment so overwhelming? And how do you adapt to it?

In this Episode of "What do you mean?", we explore the meaning of culture shock, its causes, and the ways to cope with it. We will also hear about a personal experience of moving to another continent.

So next time you won't have to ask: "What do you mean?"

Everyone has a place that feels like theirs, not famous, not on any map, just deeply, personally theirs. In this episode, I sit down with my sister Livia Chloe, who takes us to Sanibel Island, Florida, and the moment there that made it her favorite place on earth. A story about beaches, family, and the memories that turn a place into something irreplaceable.

A bachelor party in Belgrade takes a dark turn when a group of tourists accidentally ends up in a club filled with football hooligans and local mafia. This short audio documentary tells the chilling true story of a night that revealed a side of Belgrade far beyond the city’s famous nightlife.

This podcast explores what it feels like to grow up between two cultures and the experience of belonging to both Sweden and Ethiopia at the same time.

Do you really remember that concert – or do you just remember the videos? Media student Lisa dives into the tension between experiencing and recording, talking with her friend Tina about phones in the air, Instagram as a personal museum, and the pressure to always have proof you were there.

Do women have to be likeable to be taken seriously in politics? Sara and Mia, two university students asking the questions nobody wants to answer, dig into the double standards, the research, and the receipts. Honest conversations, zero filter. New episodes every week.