Corneliu’s tagline on LinkedIn says: “I’ll make sure you’re safe!” and he truly means it. In this episode, our guest is discussing 5 dangers of the highly advanced technological world and advice our listeners how can they proactively protect themselves and their data on the Internet.

 In This Episode We Discussed:

From Master Degree in Veterinarian Medicine in Romania to IT security assessor in Denmark: Corneliu’s bizarre yet fascinating professional journey

What is a Data Breach and how can we take more responsibility for our own data on Internet?

What is the differences between phishing and vishing

How to check if we are being fed with the “Fake News”?

Why we should pay more attention to our passwords

And many more!

DISCLAIMER: Guest’s presented opinions in this episode are his personal thoughts on the topic and shall not be associated with his employer’s policy regarding IT security

What's Special About Corneliu?

Corneliu about Corneliu:

I have worked in the IT domain for almost 10 years, gaining experience and being able to contribute with knowledge in: a wide range of ITIL processes, implementing and leading IT projects through Agile and Prince2 methodologies, Situation Management and lately IT Risk and Compliance.

While my IT understanding is broad, I found myself in the last years motivated by being engaged in disaster prevention and crisis management activities, especially in the IT security area. I believe I have the calm demeanour, awareness, knowledge and first-rate communication skills required to respond appropriately to any situation that in other people would result in a high blood pressure.
You can find more about my professional track and competencies by checking below, my current and previous roles.

Professionally, I thrive in environments where my working partners are communicating factual, are ready to take ownership for their tasks and have at least one solution prepared for the encountered challenges. My work ethic drives me to offer at least the same level of commitment and add a dash of humour and reckless optimism whenever the situation requires it.

Personally, I have committed to support and coach internationals moving to Denmark that have a hard time in finding themselves in a new culture. I am an active speaker at different local events where I use my knowledge and contacts to facilitate the access of unemployed people to the job market with a focus on the IT domain.

If you believe that I can be of help to you or simply would like to have a talk and share knowledge on the topics that you find relevant on this profile, you can reach to me by sending an email to [email protected]

 How To Find Corneliu?

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Setting up the intentions and/or manifesting the life you want is one of those “hot topics” that has lately attracted a lot of attention - both negative or positive. In this episode, Anna and Marta discuss polarizing topics like “The Law of Attraction”, “The Secret” and the ability of humans to consciously manifest things into their lives.

Is manifesting things into our lives possible?

What is “The Law of Attraction” and why is it such a polarizing topic?

Setting intentions as just another approach towards goal-setting

What is a Moon Magic and why is it getting more and more popular?

What is Lunar Cycle and what are the two Most Important Events?

New Moon Manifesting: Step by step guide on how to help your dreams become a reality

And many more!

In this episode, Marta, Anna and their guest Saskia t'Hart deep dived into one of the most important topics; Nature. We explored the questions of what is Nature and how can we humans come back to Nature.

Saskia about Saskia: "People and nature are both rooted in my heart. After a family trip to the US, I quite spontaneous build a deep relationship with nature. I connected to every little and big piece of nature, leaving me with a notebook filled with new insights, healing, and growth. This was the beginning of a special journey, where my consciousness and connection to nature profound shifted. Today I am grateful to be able to combine my connection with nature with my traditional coaching skills. I to reconnect people to their heartfelt natural leadership, support growth in nature, by using nature as a mirror and offering nature-based coaching."

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In this episode, Anna, Marta and their guest Estefanía Zárate Angarita dig into the fascinating topic of journalism. From the grounding principles, through the reason why journalism became so de-constructive, all the way to constructive and innovation journalism.

Estefanía about Estefanía: "I am a Colombian social communicator and journalist with 4+ years of experience in traditional media (newspapers, television and radio). I am passionate about technology and innovation and like to keep up with global trends."

 Estefanía's Website

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Estefanía's Facebook

Estefanía's YouTube 

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In this episode, Anna, Marta and their guest Ioana Opris take a journey through the origins and types of fear and explore the question: can fear be a good thing? Even though we do not live in times where a tiger could attack us on every corner, fear is still very present in our lives, now in a slightly different edition, more related to social fears.

Ioana left Romania with enough money to buy the ticket to arrive in Denmark, but not enough money to buy the return ticket. She has courageously built her life in Denmark, finalized her education, and is now pursuing her dream as a singer. She is organizing successful events entitled "It's ok to fail" and she is looking for new opportunities to learn & grow.

Ioana's Website

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The Moon has been fascinating people since the beginning of… the Moon :) Our closest celestial companion, Moon inspires curiosity, scientific questions, legends & myths , art and poetry… Is Moon our natural satellite or was it placed on our orbit? Did we ever land on the Moon? What’s on its dark side? Tune in and join us for this rather unusual episode where our special guest is the Moon herself!

What are scientific (and not so scientific) theories about the Moon’s creation?

What would happen if the Moon disappeared?

Does Moon really makes us “crazy” and what is the actual impact of our natural satellite on human body?

Is there more crimes and accidents when the Moon is full?

Did we ever land one the Moon and if no, why would NASA prepare such an elaborated hoax?

Why some people believe the Moon is empty inside and could it be an operating Spaceship?

What is the lunar cycle and what does it mean to “live your life according to the phases of the Moon”?

Why New Moon is the best for planning your Monthly Goals and Full Moon for releasing anger and letting go of the past?

And many more!

In this episode Anna, Marta and their guest Judy Wanjiku Jørgensen deep dive into Forgiveness & the Art of Letting Go. Agreeing with what Nelson Mandela said: “Resentment is like drinking poison and then hoping it will kill your enemies.”, we explore the topic through the stories and how-tos of forgiveness.

Judy about Judy: "I moved abroad from Kenya, in 2009 for my MA in journalism, which took place both in Denmark and Wales. I went into my MA studies with a calling for becoming a war journalist. I wanted to change the misconceptions of women in war. As heroes, survivors, and villains, instead of the stereotypical victim. Fast forward the years, I graduated, but I didn't venture into conflict zones. Instead, I am living a quieter life in Denmark and raising my two Afro-Viking sons. This detour has led me to a path of self-discovery, self-doubt, and reinvention. I run a blog - Memoirs of a Kenyan mom abroad - on my parenting journey and reflections on this thing called life (abroad)."

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This episode is quite special. First of all, this time we went on a journey to visit our guest and recorded the episode off-site (therefore we apologize for the quality of the audio). Morten Bonde is officially blind, yet he is still working as a Senior Art Director in the world's beloved toy company Lego. What is more, even though, Morten is only able to observe life through the perspective of the keyhole, he can still see the silver lining and share his wisdom with others.

Morten about Morten: "I am 45 and Senior Art Director with twenty years of experience in communication, and have developed and presented countless advertising campaigns for a number of major brands at home and abroad. I have been behind a lot of successful LEGO commercials and animation short films, and despite being practical blind, I still have an active career in the LEGO Group. I live in Kolding with my wife and two boys."

Morten's Website

Short films about retinitis pigmentosa:

English:

https://youtu.be/gBSrT0wiE4Y

Danish:

https://youtu.be/2wU0J0SnJY4

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When Guisella entered our Radio Station, she truly intrigued me as I was automatically taken aback by her tiny body frame (I was probably subconsciously expecting female Kurt Russel look-alike as most of my knowledge about Antarctica comes from John Carpenter’s classic “The Thing” ;)). I guess there is a lot I don’t know about Polar Explorers - especially the female ones - and If you’re level of knowledge is close to mine, join me and Marta for this great interview with Guisella Gacitua - polar researcher and explorer.

Why Guisella wanted to be a boy when she was a kid?

From Electronic Engineer to Polar Researcher: How did Guisella reinvented her professional career and became scientist and explorer?

What extreme places in your career has Guisella explored?

If she would have to use 3 words to describe Antarctica what would they be?

Love, hate or...? Looking back, what are her memories from those times and does she miss it?

What is the hardest physically in exploring Antarctica?

What is the hardest mentally and emotionally in exploring Antarctica?

What basic skills are needed to survive in Antarctica?

And many more!

Guisella about Guisella: I am a 38 years old woman. I grew up surrounded by the temperate rain-forest of the south of Chile. I am an engineer and a PhD in geosciences. My profession has been research of the cold regions, particularly as a geophysicist of glaciers and ice. I am inspired by the wild nature of our world and I very much miss to experience it from time to time...

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In this episode, we're digging into the roots of life and we're doing it through an interview with a biologist Nestor Sampedro. We're trying to see if science can answer all our questions about how life works? We're also very curious if Nestor's father story about a night with Madonna is true and could Madonna actually be Nestor's mum? She has indeed told the entire world that: "Last night I dreamt of Sampedro"...

What is the foundation of science? 

When can we trust scientific research and why there are so many examples of contradicting research results?

 Which skills would help a biologist survive in the times of apocalypse?

Well apart from the fact that Madonna may or may not be his mum,  Nestor is also a Spanish Scientist living in Aarhus Denmark, who is truly interested in science and is very open to talking about controversies around scientific approaches.

"My name is Nestor Sampedro, I am living in Denmark now but I come originally from Spain, not the warm and dry Spain, but some small place in the north between the mountains and the sea which lots claim to be the most beautiful region in the world. I came 6 months ago to Denmark to live new experiences meeting a new culture and its people and doing my PhD in Molecular Biology. So far it is being a nice experience with lots of things to learn from the lifestyle over here. Even though I am that kind of Biologists called "lab Biologist" my favorite things in the world are very related to nature, I almost can't live without sea and mountains, surfing, snowboarding and hiking, that stuff is a little complicated here in Denmark so I am doing my best to explore new hobbies and passions. I am devouring books now and listening to music in most of my spare time.". 

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