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CiC: Thieves on the rise, Spies that might tell lies and pancakes for prizes.

Denmark has a new Nobel Prize winner, but Janteloven will be sure to keep them in their place. Meanwhile a Spymaster in a closed door top secret court case... wrote a book about it. In these financially hard times, Marius gives his top tips for petty crimes.

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CiC: Elections back in town, titles are going down and wind will turn your frown around

Yes is poster time again, the general election has been called. The Queens mades some changes and the prince ain't happy. And the gas lines have been sabotaged, but don't worry because the wind is here

 

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CiC: Gossiping clergy, puff bars and Denmark picks up the flood bill!

Comedians Martin Bare and Abby Wambaugh are in the studio. We talk about hacking into the clergys facebook group, selling puff bars for Puff Daddy. And whos going to pick up the bill... for the world!

CiC: Chilly days, travelling ways and one Queen remains

We're back. And the wonderful and funny Abby Wambaugh is joining us!
This week, we talk staying warm in cold water, Abbys war on the rejsekort and the last Queen of Europe (second last at the time of recording!) We also talk to Alun Thomas, writer of CTCs newest production.

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CiC Summer Special: Faroe Islands

A special episode during the CiC summer break.
In late July, Owen had the opportunity to visit the Faroe Islands. He couldn't miss the chance to do some recording while he was there. Here, he tells us about the amazing landscape, the festivals and the culture. The Faroes might be far away, but they could be the most interesting thing about Denmark!

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CIC 17.6.22

In the last show before the summer break, Marius has bicycle news( its not the tour). Denmark and Canada finally reach an agreement after a 50 year land dispute. And if you're doing home renovations, leave no stone unturned! We'll tell you why.

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Lise Walbom - Denmark and Agriculture

In this fascinating episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, co-host Thomas Mulhern and Brian Woodward interview CEO of Food Nation, Lise Walbom.

In this conversation, we take a dive into the agriculture in Denmark. We learn about its importance, Danish exports, and how the industry is using technology and cooperative ways to move to more sustainable solutions. We also learn about opportunities and challenges in the Danish food sector, the role of Food Nation, how restaurants influence our culture, and much more.

Episode Breakdown

• The agricultural sector in Denmark

• What’s in the basket?

• Transforming the industry

• The use of advanced technology

• A cooperative model

• How restaurants influence our food culture

• Food Nation

• Opportunities and threats

• Lessons to and from Denmark

• Book recommendations and closing comments

CiC 3.6.22

This week, improv comedian Martin Baré drops by the studio to dissect an HC Andersen story for us and find out what the moral is... if any?
We also talk about Denmarks Daddy daycare. And Marius is away with the birds, in a good way

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Ulrik Pram Gad - Denmark and Greenland

In this fascinating episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, co-hosts Thomas Mulhern and Brian Woodward interview Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, Ulrik Pram Gad.

In this conversation, we take a deep dive into Greenland's political and historical aspects. We learn more about why countries like the United States are interested in Greenland, the relationship with Denmark, geopolitics, economic and political influence, The Monroe doctrine, lessons to and from Greenland, and much more.

Episode Breakdown

• Why would the Americans be interested in Greenland?

• Greenland in a political and historical context

• Greenland and its independence

• Geopolitics

• Denmark and Greenland

• The Monroe Doctrine

• Autonomy and political influence

• The future of Greenland and trivia

• Lessons to and from Greenland

• Recommendations for books and documentaries

• Closing comments

Melina Shannon-DiPietro - Changing the Hospitality Industry

In this episode of the Global Denmark Podcast, we have the pleasure of presenting a fascinating conversation as co-host Thomas Mulhern and Brian Woodward talk to Managing Director for the MAD-Academy, Melina Shannon-DiPietro. The MAD-Academy is a Copenhagen-based educational institution that trains professionals in more sustainable business practices and effective leadership within the hospitality industry.

 

In this episode, we talk about how Melina helps change the industry by bridging the gap between cooking and leading organizations. We learn about the importance of connecting with nature, the green transition, The Nordic Food model, diversity in learning, as well as Melina’s background and much more.

Episode Takeaways

• What is the MAD Academy?

• Bridging the gap in a sustainable way

• Challenging the status quo

• Leadership and the green transition

• Connecting with nature

• The role of the chef - diversity in learning 

• Melina's background

• Lesson to and from Denmark 

• Book recommendations 

• Closing comments