The Amsterdam Mamas Podcast

The Amsterdam Mamas Podcast

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The Amsterdam Mamas Podcast episodes

  • Sharing the Bike Path: Bikes and Scooters in Amsterdam
    In this episode, we talk to Amsterdam cycling aficionado Henry Cutler, founder of WorkCycles, about biking in Amsterdam, including the surprising reason why scooters share the bike paths and why there can never be too many cyclists in Amsterdam. We also answer a listener question about bringing grandparents to live in the Netherlands, introduce our new co-host Nerissa, and say goodbye to Donna.
    http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/articles/sharing-bike-path-bikes-and-scooters-amsterdam
    43 min
  • #30: Around the World in Search of Home
    In this episode, we share an interview from the Hiraeth Podcast about migration and the search for home. Host Monica Perez Vega talks to guest Kristina about the different forms of migration she has experienced, including coming to the Netherlands as both a refugee and an expat.
    Show Notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/articles/around-world-search-home
    Hiraeth Magazine: http://hiraethmagazine.com/
    40 min
  • #26: So You're Not Perfect, Now What?
    In this episode, we talk to parenting coach, and former teacher and social worker, Alison Ochs about perfection and parenting. We explore the pitfalls, cultural taboos, and the reality of parenting while also being human. We also poke a little fun at our own imperfect podcast with a few totally legit listener emails.
    Show notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/articles/so-youre-not-perfect-now-what
    38 min
  • #24: Living Large in Amsterdam
    In this episode, we talk with an Amsterdam Mama of seven children to find out what it’s like to navigate city living with a larger-than-average family. We also discuss the decision to close the Village Card.
    33 min

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Providing information and support to International families in Amsterdam and across the Netherlands. Even in the city, it takes a village.