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Tietgen Podcast
By Ema Kylbergerová
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The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
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May 31, 2020The Circle of Love #1: Online dating, Tinder og den første date Du kan glæde dig til at høre om sjove (og måske lidt mærkelige) tinder dates, samt med Emil og Sofia får du lov til at swipe på Emas Tinder, og så finder du også ud af, hvem der tog på den famøse Tietgen date! Allerede nu kan vi afsløre, at daten var en succes, og der går endda rygter om, at der snart kommer date nr 2!❤️ Enjoy!
...more March 24, 2020Corona Special It’s been more than a week since Mette Frederiksen announced that Denmark will be closing down. We’ve all been affected by this decision. We fear and worry, but – as you probably noticed - we also look out for each other. And that’s what we’ll be talking about today... Is it possible that situations like these can bring out the best of us?
Welcome to our corona special – with Bart Vicic and Dan Jones
...more October 07, 2018Podkassen 5 Så er Podkassen 5 på gaden! Denne gang handler det om det at flytte ud fra Tietgen Kollegiet, og derfor er det en flok gamle alumner der er blevet inviteret i studiet....more April 07, 2018The Tietgen Traveller 4 - Madrid With Luisa HOST: Louise (16.4)GUEST: Luisa (16.1)EDITING: Louise (16.4) and Louis (10.4)JINGLES/MUSIC: Anton (12.6) and L'ImpératriceA guide to Madrid with Luisa from Kitchen 16.1Have a look at the interactive Google maps to find the places mentioned ;) Map here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/viewer?hl=fr&mid=1mN4-NooTCP5dDd52w0QxCqW812ZL8gXd&ll=40.524958119512355%2C-3.9139002499999833&z=11To discoverMusic- Pereza- Leiva Cinema- Ocho apellidos vascos and the sequels Books- Campos de Castilla by Antonio MachadoWhen to go:- Winters are cold- Don’t go in July, too hot- April/May/June is the best timeHow to move around:- Public transport is exceptional (metro, bus) —> Buy a monthly ticket for 20€ and go as far as 2hrs away from Madrid- Cheap electric car rental: Car2goMuseums :- Museo del Prado: most touristic, most of the Spanish paintings are there (Velasquez, Goya, etc.). Impossible to see it all in one day.- Thyssen: cool exhibitions- Museo de la Reina Sofia: more modern, paintings of PicassoTouristy places:- El Escorial: monastery later transformed into a castle- Valle de los Caidos: huge cross and cemetery in honor of the victims of the Civil war, can see the entire city —> 45 min away from Madrid by car. —> you can also go there skiing in winter or hiking in summer.- Even the Estadio Santiago-Bernabéu, although ugly on the outside is worth going in, in the middle of the city—> go to see a football match of the Atlantico!Architecture: - Torre Picasso: owned by the owner of Inditex, white at night- Paseo de la Castellana: on Sundays from 9am to 2pm : car free, going North to South, go through the main museums and the RetiroFor sunsets:> Royal Palace, Templo de Debod> Circulo de Bellas Artes: rooftop to chill and take a drink> Town hall: rooftopParks:- Retiro park: chilliest place, go in SpringGoing out:- Malasaña: near the Retiro, lots of bars and clubs, there’s a Pacha (Teatro Barcelo)- Best club: Teatro Kapital + in the South: clubs in the surroundings of central station Atocha- Nuevos Ministerios: lots of typical clubs, cool restaurants, big buildings, NorthFood:Restaurants:- El Rincón de Jaén: traditional Spanish food- Malasaña: full of gastronomical places> Ochenta Grados: innovation of Spanish> Perrachica> Cherry PecasTraditional food:> Gaspacho: tomato soup with vegetables and breads> Tortilla de patata: omelette with potatoes> Habitas: green beans, jamón> Salad with tuna and tomatoes> Paella is more for the South, very different dishes depending on the region you visit> Cocido: between February and March:> Turrón: chocolate with popped rice> Tarta De Santiago: almond cake> Tarta de la abuela: cookie, chocolat and concentrated milkShopping :- Barrio de Salamanca : Gran Via full of shops big and little shops, classy- Between Malasaña and Gran Via: more vintageBrand:- Zara- Renatta: little chain, super cute coats >Copenhagen Map here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/edit?mid=11PqJBYwOi6PbY_kjmqm9QMInN50c0cSJ&ll=55.68070413351996%2C12.568461350000007&z=13...more April 03, 2018Podkassen 4 Podkassen 4 by Tietgen Podcast...more April 03, 2018Podkassen 4 Podkassen 4 by Tietgen Podcast...more March 01, 2018The Tietgen Traveller 3 - London with Max HOST: Louise (16.4)GUEST: Max (18.6)EDITING: Louise (16.4) and Louis (10.4)JINGLES/MUSIC: Anton (12.6) and L'ImpératriceA guide to London with Max from Kitchen 18-6Have a look at the interactive Google maps to find the places mentioned ;)Map here: http://bit.ly/2F6f48uBest time to go- Mid to late spring : April to June- September/October- August: lot quieterHow to move around- Big city!- The Tube is the bestLess touristy museums- Victoria and Albert museum: costumes, craft artefacts, beautiful building- Tate Britain: collection of art pieces from Early modern, nice building, walk along the river to get to it- Science museum: fun with children, best gift shopArchitectureMany different areas of architecture- Two temple place: near temple station, gothic building (wooden panels, stain glass windows), film set, house used to be owned by the Astor family, free exhibitions from January till April.- The Royal Courts of Justice: little courtyards, pathways- The Barbican: brutalist housing, above street level, concrete pathways, gardens, in middle there is the Barbican museum, wondering around in summer.- Tate Modern: old power station, modern art- Serpentine Pavilion : each year a different world renown architect builds a temporary building in Hyde ParkOutdoor activities- Ice rinks: Sommerset house (part of Kings College university, in the central court yard), Hampton court Palace (a bit more in the suburbs, Henri the VIIIth)- Outdoor swimming pools: from the 50’s, East or South, nice way to spend an afternoon- Parks: Kensington gardens, Hyde park, Saint James’ Park (behind Buckingham Palace), Battersea Park, The Chelsea Physic garden (tranquil and quite)- Kew Gardens : palm house (huge glass house), pagodaWalks- Up and down Embankment- Westminster bridge: best view of the Houses of Parliament- Walk along SouthBank —> South Bank center, small food and drink places —> the Globe, Tate Modern —> Millenium bridge —> Borough Market- The Hungerford bridge: from Waterloo to Charing Cross- Waterloo bridge: really wide bridge, view to the Financial center and Saint Paul and on the other side to the Houses of Parliament and London Eye, windblown.- V&A, Natural History museum —> The Conran shop —> ChelseaShopping- Liberty : near to Oxford Circus, beautiful wooden building, central atrium, high end but diverse brands, cool perfume hall, famous fabric section.- The Conran shop: design shop, eclectic, modern building connected to a restaurant in an old Michelin building, in Chelsea- Vintage storesFix places in the West End> Rokit: Covent Garden, Brick Lane, Camden> Beyond Retro: Soho (good area to wonder around to find independent vintage shops)FOODStreet food- Borough Market: nice place to go for lunch, social areas where you can sit, many different cuisines, bakers, next to the Shard.- Brick LaneRestaurants- So many different cuisines —> Time Out is a good resource- BAO: Korean restaurant, 2 in the West End- Dishoom: Indian restaurant- Wasabi: Sushi is a lot cheaper compared to CPH!- Honey and co: middle eastern food, tiny, near BT towerTraditional food- Mince pie at Christmas- Hot cross buns at Easter- Pub food: country pub out of London (Henley)Out of London- Brighton: town on the South coast of the UK, 40 minutes train ride from London, seaside resort town, old victorian architecture, socially progressive and gay influence, fish and chips, small lanes, shopsGoing outClubs- Koko: Camdem, music venue in an old theatre, rococo, good gigs and club nights- Heaven: famous in the 80’s, West End, many roomsBars- In the West End, Covent Garden> CopenhagenMap here:http://bit.ly/2HVFg7D...more March 01, 2018The Tietgen Traveller 3 - London with Max HOST: Louise (16.4)GUEST: Max (18.6)EDITING: Louise (16.4) and Louis (10.4)JINGLES/MUSIC: Anton (12.6) and L'ImpératriceA guide to London with Max from Kitchen 18-6Have a look at the interactive Google maps to find the places mentioned ;)Map here: http://bit.ly/2F6f48uBest time to go- Mid to late spring : April to June- September/October- August: lot quieterHow to move around- Big city!- The Tube is the bestLess touristy museums- Victoria and Albert museum: costumes, craft artefacts, beautiful building- Tate Britain: collection of art pieces from Early modern, nice building, walk along the river to get to it- Science museum: fun with children, best gift shopArchitectureMany different areas of architecture- Two temple place: near temple station, gothic building (wooden panels, stain glass windows), film set, house used to be owned by the Astor family, free exhibitions from January till April.- The Royal Courts of Justice: little courtyards, pathways- The Barbican: brutalist housing, above street level, concrete pathways, gardens, in middle there is the Barbican museum, wondering around in summer.- Tate Modern: old power station, modern art- Serpentine Pavilion : each year a different world renown architect builds a temporary building in Hyde ParkOutdoor activities- Ice rinks: Sommerset house (part of Kings College university, in the central court yard), Hampton court Palace (a bit more in the suburbs, Henri the VIIIth)- Outdoor swimming pools: from the 50’s, East or South, nice way to spend an afternoon- Parks: Kensington gardens, Hyde park, Saint James’ Park (behind Buckingham Palace), Battersea Park, The Chelsea Physic garden (tranquil and quite)- Kew Gardens : palm house (huge glass house), pagodaWalks- Up and down Embankment- Westminster bridge: best view of the Houses of Parliament- Walk along SouthBank —> South Bank center, small food and drink places —> the Globe, Tate Modern —> Millenium bridge —> Borough Market- The Hungerford bridge: from Waterloo to Charing Cross- Waterloo bridge: really wide bridge, view to the Financial center and Saint Paul and on the other side to the Houses of Parliament and London Eye, windblown.- V&A, Natural History museum —> The Conran shop —> ChelseaShopping- Liberty : near to Oxford Circus, beautiful wooden building, central atrium, high end but diverse brands, cool perfume hall, famous fabric section.- The Conran shop: design shop, eclectic, modern building connected to a restaurant in an old Michelin building, in Chelsea- Vintage storesFix places in the West End> Rokit: Covent Garden, Brick Lane, Camden> Beyond Retro: Soho (good area to wonder around to find independent vintage shops)FOODStreet food- Borough Market: nice place to go for lunch, social areas where you can sit, many different cuisines, bakers, next to the Shard.- Brick LaneRestaurants- So many different cuisines —> Time Out is a good resource- BAO: Korean restaurant, 2 in the West End- Dishoom: Indian restaurant- Wasabi: Sushi is a lot cheaper compared to CPH!- Honey and co: middle eastern food, tiny, near BT towerTraditional food- Mince pie at Christmas- Hot cross buns at Easter- Pub food: country pub out of London (Henley)Out of London- Brighton: town on the South coast of the UK, 40 minutes train ride from London, seaside resort town, old victorian architecture, socially progressive and gay influence, fish and chips, small lanes, shopsGoing outClubs- Koko: Camdem, music venue in an old theatre, rococo, good gigs and club nights- Heaven: famous in the 80’s, West End, many roomsBars- In the West End, Covent Garden> CopenhagenMap here:http://bit.ly/2HVFg7D...more December 24, 201724. december, Jul på Tietgenkollegiet Dette er en historie om en tid, hvor julestemningen havde svært ved at indfinde sig på Tietgenkollegiet.Historiens hovedpersoner Jonathan og Emma er i gang med en stresset, eksamensramt december måned. Men det er kun det mindste af deres problemer. En skruppelløs og udspekuleret kraft modarbejder ikke kun julestemningen, men alle de værdier som Tietgenkollegiet står for.FORFATTER: Esben (10.2)FORTÆLLER: Christian (14.1)JINGLES: Kristoffer (12.3) og Anton (12.6)REDIGERING: Esben (10.2) og Louis (10.4)...more December 24, 201724. december, Jul på Tietgenkollegiet Dette er en historie om en tid, hvor julestemningen havde svært ved at indfinde sig på Tietgenkollegiet.Historiens hovedpersoner Jonathan og Emma er i gang med en stresset, eksamensramt december måned. Men det er kun det mindste af deres problemer. En skruppelløs og udspekuleret kraft modarbejder ikke kun julestemningen, men alle de værdier som Tietgenkollegiet står for.FORFATTER: Esben (10.2)FORTÆLLER: Christian (14.1)JINGLES: Kristoffer (12.3) og Anton (12.6)REDIGERING: Esben (10.2) og Louis (10.4)...more
FAQs about Tietgen Podcast:
How many episodes does Tietgen Podcast have?
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.