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The Danish Connection

The Danish Connection

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How do you access news in Denmark if you don’t speak Danish? There are 652,495 foreign citizens living in Denmark. For non-Danes, accessing news in English is….complicated. Most news outlets are paywalled and google translate does a pretty terrible job of translating Danish to English. In collaboration with Union, we bring you ‘The Danish Connection’ - a new podcast breaking down Danish news in English! This is your place to share enquiries, opinions and tales of the immigrant experience in ...
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The Positive Mind

Kevin O'Donoghue, Niseema Dyan Diemer

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Join Host Kevin O' Donoghue, LMHC, and Niseema Dyan Diemer LMT, SEP for provocative conversations about the entire spectrum of mental health topics. We explore innovative techniques and modalities for identifying what causes us pain and anxiety and for finding sources of comfort, healing and momentum in our lives-- and practical ways to engage them for personal growth and greater daily satisfaction. Our guests include authors, researchers, therapists, healers, and artists who consider the wa ...
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I am a learner. I share what I have learned from Psychology, Philosophy, Religion, Health, and Spirituality… I want to inspire you, to enjoy more your life, sex, and religion. I try my best to connect the wisdom of the West with the East. I think I have great insights into Meditation and Spirituality (got adored for my meditation from the President of the Hindus). I am a certificated therapist for Bioenergetic, EFT, and Hypnosis. I am the book author of 9 Books… in this area
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The Immigrant Project

The Immigrant Project

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The Immigrant Project More than a podcast, The Immigrant Project is a powerful conversation. Host Girish, and often producer Aastha, delve into the inspiring stories of individuals who bravely left everything behind to pursue a new life. Each episode offers an intimate look at the immigrant experience, dissecting the challenges and triumphs faced in a new world. Listen in as they explore: Navigating the Job Market: Hear real-world strategies for finding work and building a career in a new co ...
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Welcome to Design Daily! A podcast around design, creators, and life with candid conversations featuring creators across design disciplines including architects, product designers, developers, artists and others in the design realm. Hosted by myself Austin Beck. Connect with me! | austinbeck.co YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfmoOuX5-2XpP-kSSTeK1aw?view_as=subscriber Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/the_austinbeck/ Twitter | https://twitter.com/the_austinbeck ISSUU | https:/ ...
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Unofficial HR

Unofficial HR

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The career podcast your job doesn't want you to know about. 😈 Having no professional training in human resources whatsoever, friends Ali and Kayla casually discuss what they've learned, avoided, and overcome in their own careers so you can do better in yours. Note: This show contains profanity. Listener discretion advised. Disclaimer: As the title of our show conveys, we are not HR professionals. The topics discussed in this show are for entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as ...
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Welcome back to another brand new episode of The Danish Connection - this is a special one! Government moves to ban ads for junk food aimed at childrenReported by Melissa As part of Cancer Plan V, Denmark will tighten its Marketing Act to stop influencers and companies from targeting children under 15 with ads for soda, chips, and fast food. Meliss…
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In my whole life, I believe in existing other beings on other planets that are smarter than human beings… Even, I think that is so easily possible… When 50% of the Americans believe in a Lunatic. Or in Germany, they vote, again and again, for M, and expect that she is doing something good … And that is alone the proof that there must be something s…
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without using any medicaments…? We can kill with Microamperes (0.1mA) every parasites, virus, and bacteria… in the blood… And this works even with Aids… Since nearly a hundred years many Scientists like Rife, Dr. Bob Becker, Clark, and many German Scientists have proofed that micro amperes kill every virus… He was using only 50 to 100 microamperes,…
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(A Charge to the Faithful in Their Wisdom Years) You Are Here By Divine Appointment Every ache in your bones, every scar on your heart, every tear you’ve swallowed—they were never wasted. God preserved you past 60 because: Your pain has purpose Your presence carries power Your days hold destiny "Even to your old age I am He, and to gray hairs I wil…
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It is time!!! Nobody can buy time, not even one single second… Why do we waste so much time for meaningless things? When I have read the story from the kidnapping of Dr. Patrick Liew (Cofounder Success Resources) … Dr. Patrick Liew could understand that the kidnapping was necessary for him to understand that prestige, power, position, possession, a…
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Focus on long-term success, but be willing to make short-term adjustments to get there. For a Cause to be Just, it must be durable, resilient and timeless. Leadership is not a license to do less. Leadership is a responsibility to do more. Pure pragmatism can’t imagine a bold future. Pure idealism can’t get anything done. It’s when the two cooperate…
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In this episode, we’re joined by Jancy Wang, a Chinese immigrant who's been in Canada for about 10 years. Jancy's Canadian journey starts with living with a family in a homestay who, due to her age, are from a completely different culture. These formative years mold her into the person she is now. Tune in to hear about Jancy's University of Waterlo…
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In the USA are dying every year, 600,000 people through heart diseases. 50% of the young Adults (18-24 years) have at least one coronary heart disease risk factor, be it too much stress, high blood pressure, unhealthy food… The good news is that 80% of young people can easily prevent heart disease. So earlier we are starting so healthier we will be…
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(From a TED talk, link at the end.) No law or regulation could stop to sell sex! Every regulation and law have made sex-workers unsafe and vulnerable: 1.) For exploitation from the police, clients, pimps, and brothels. 2.) Homicide through the clients, pimps, and brothels. 3.) To take Drugs because of forced prostitution. 4.) Trafficking of immigra…
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Denmark is under the 3 top happiest countries since many years… I think we can learn from them, the hygge lifestyle! 1.) The concept of hygge is taking action that serves you instead to look for solutions on the internet. Take your downtime seriously and look for relaxation. Choose, instead to distract yourself from yourself. 2.) Look for the minim…
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What if I told you that the things you’re chasing— The promotion, The raise of your salary A new car, A perfect body— are not truly what you’re seeking? They’re just drops in the ocean. Do you respect yourself? Do you love yourself? Are you happy and grateful for what you have and what you’ve accomplished? If not, you’re running away from your real…
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Most of all people don’t like to make regular workouts or body exercise. What would be the minimum of body exercise that we do need to keep our body healthy? After the American Heart Association (AHA), the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), and other health organizations are the minimum of training per week: A.) 150 minutes of moderate aer…
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Try to be the best you that you can be when you date… Just to be yourself will not work so good. 1.) Before you go dating ask Yourself: What is your intention when you date somebody? Do you want just to impress that person or to have sex, or to have fun or to go dancing? With an intention, you ground yourself … instead to be confused…Don’t put your…
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In the spiritual scene, people think that we can break the ego… And if we have broken the ego, we get enlightenment… The Psychologists don’t think that it is possible to break the ego permanently and they can prove that. What is the ego? In the spiritual/religious scene, we define the ego as the root of all sorrow or as the collection of our negati…
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After 2050, more people will die from infection/inflammation than from cancer. The reasons are that through the antibiotic in the food, the bacteria become more and more resistant to the antibiotic, and the overuse of disinfection. The food industry is feeding our animals with an antibiotic since over 50years. Because through antibiotic the animals…
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When we are wounded, betrayed, or subjected to injustice... We gave our trust, kindness, and our heart, only to have it trampled by those who never deserved it. Life is life, and these things happen to everyone... Should we react or retaliate? It depends on the situation, and often, we can’t do so... Still, we can learn to let go. We carry many sup…
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What is better the normal relationships or Long-Distance Relationships? Both relationships have their positives and negatives… There is no holy grail! When I was in a long-distance relationship, I wanted more time for myself… And I had to build up my happiness by myself and became much more independent. Who cannot be alone can’t be together… And th…
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Dr. Bruce Lipton has proved and explained how we can heal our self with our mind. What we are? A battery with 50Trillions cells. We are not an entity; we are a community of 50Trillions cells. Every cell is communicating via the energy or via the vibration. Every cell is intelligent. The cells are in a community, they give up their personal intellig…
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In this episode Awabeen’s Immigrant Project, we’re joined by Awabeen Danish, a recent immigrant to Canada from Pakistan, whose perspective on success defies conventional thinking. Awabeen challenges traditional emphasis on academic degrees, particularly the MBA and instead champions talent, luck, hard work, and emotional intelligence as the real dr…
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What if the beliefs you’ve held close, the very things that gave you purpose, suddenly seemed like strangers? How do you hold on to meaning when it feels like it’s slipping through your fingers? These were the questions that weighed down the wealthy, famous writer Tolstoy. Even though he had a loving family and children… Nothing was missing to enjo…
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Today, in the past and in the future this formula works/worked and will work… They present somebody who could never find the solution/recipe/healing … And then they sell some awkward solution that never will help… Don’t buy in such Merry Tales… These Merry Tales are sold from all Religions in the world (paradise/hell/enlightenment, moksha, never ge…
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How to find out who is lying? There exist sciences proved evident how to spot a liar. First, we should find out: Why people lie? Or why do we lie? Be honest! If we would tell everything our sweetheart,… Think this over what will happen? In a relationship should we keep a secret so that our partner doesn’t get hurt? Or should we tell the truth immed…
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As a man, I describe that men are different… And women misinterpret us… 1.) A man is rather more mind orientated and a women more heart orientated… Problem-solving makes him feel good! Logic makes him feel good! Being mind-oriented makes him want to fix. It's just how he relates to the world. A man can not fix the emotions of his spouse. The emotio…
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Imagine you are a baby and your mother force you not to cry. Do you think that this will work? Imagine you do positive thinking and force yourself to be positive… Do you think that this will work? And both is the same! Express your negative emotions, don’t suppress them! The Feelings are creating thoughts. It is only a one-way road, science proofed…
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The rain is back, and so are we! This week on The Danish Connection: Political push to limit English in Danish institutions Reported by Rachel Are Danes speaking too much English in their daily lives? Two parties are proposing new language laws to restrict English in public spaces and education. While supporters argue it's about protecting Danish i…
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Happy Sunday everyone! This week on The Danish Connection: Copenhagen car crash raises questions about driving laws for the elderly *Reported by Rachel A 75-year-old man was held in custody last week after injuring 12 people in a serious car accident near the lakes in central Copenhagen. He claims confusion and a slipped foot caused the crash, but …
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We’re back! Did you miss us? This week on The Danish Connection: Melissa shares the case of Nadine, a woman raised in Denmark since she was a child who is now facing possible deportation over a 20-year-old citizenship "mistake." She also shares how a Facebook comment may have worked against her, and what this says about citizenship, rights, and pol…
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The world is changing - and so is Denmark’s place in it. Welcome to The Situation Room. In this special bonus series from The Danish Connection, we are joined by Jonas Friis. Jonas has been in the military for thirteen years, he is currently a naval officer, and aside from that, he is interested in investigating, understanding and commenting on the…
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In this episode, Cassandra Fultz, founder of Doherty Fultz Immigration, explores how Canada’s immigration landscape has dramatically changed—especially in the wake of COVID and recent election cycles in both the U.S. and Canada. We cover: Why the Federal Investor Program was shut down—and how Quebec is the lone holdout The truth behind job offer fr…
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Immigration lawyer Daniel Kingwell joins us on Episode 31 of The Immigrant Project to talk about the tough cases—misrepresentation, inadmissibility, federal court, and more. Daniel also breaks down what went wrong with Canada’s immigration policy, why predictability matters, and how systemic issues—not immigrants—are to blame for the housing crisis…
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Welcome to another episode of The Expat’s Toolkit - where we give you tools and actionable tips on how to thrive as an immigrant in Denmark. You may remember our episode with Signe about finding a job in your field in Denmark, or with Rasmus about learning to unionize. In today’s episode, we are talking about something most of us struggle with - le…
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In our 30th and one-year special episode, Girish and Aastha sit down with Robert Israel Blanshay, an immigration lawyer with 32 years of experience navigating both the peculiar and standard cases within the Canadian immigration system. From the highs and lows of navigating the process of moving to Canada to stories of individuals navigating through…
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Welcome back to another episode of your favourite Danish news podcast! Greenlanders have voted: Melissa discusses Demokraatit's surprise election victory in Greenland and what it means for Greenland’s future. Denmark boycotts US goods: Eva examines how Danish consumers are taking action by boycotting American products in response to Trump's policie…
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In this episode of The Immigrant Project, hosts Girish and Aastha sit down with Ramiz Essani, a digital marketing professional at York University, to discuss the power of networking, personal branding, and job hunting strategies for international students in Canada. Raamiz shares his immigration journey, how he landed a full-time job before graduat…
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Happy Kvindernes Internationale Kampdag—aka International Women’s Day! 🎉 In this special episode, we take you through the history of the feminist movement in Denmark and explore what it means to practice feminism—both in the past and today. To do that, we’re joined by the amazing Nadia (TAG)—a Danish-Algerian feminist activist, project manager, adv…
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This week on The Danish Connection: Rachel talks about the protests outside Maersk HQ on February 23rd, when 1,000 protesters gathered to demonstrate against the Danish shipping giant’s alleged transportation of military equipment to Israel, and why things took an unexpectedly violent turn. She also discusses the Danwatch investigation that found m…
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In this insightful episode of The Immigrant Project, we sit down with Ravi Jain, a highly accomplished immigration lawyer and founder of Jain Immigration Law. With an impressive career spanning over 20 years, Ravi has held leadership roles, including Past Co-President of the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association and Former National Chair of the …
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Hello friends! We hope you’re staying warm out there. This week on The Danish Connection: * Rachel unpacks how a trade war between Denmark and the United States would impact the Danish economy, what companies would be worst hit and what products the States would be missing most. * Eva talks about the deadly school shooting in Risbergska school in Ö…
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Canada is tightening its immigration policies, making it harder for international students and temporary residents to stay in the country. Immigration lawyer Stephen Green of Green and Spiegel joins the conversation to break down the government’s new stance, the impact on international students, and the challenges temporary foreign residents face. …
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This week on The Danish Connection: We speak to The Copenhagen Post’s co editor Nicolai Kampman about why Trump is trying to buy Greenland (again), what is means for Greenlanders and how Denmark is reacting. We discuss why 90% of internationals are being charged too much rent in Denmark, and give you some actionable tips on how you can avoid it hap…
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Hello everyone! We’re back, and we’re excited to bring you up to speed on everything that has been happening in Denmark over the past month. Before we return to the studio next week to record our usual biweekly episode, we bring you Stories from the Streets: Royal Gossip! Once again, our lovely resident storyteller Maria Pagola takes us through the…
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Join us for an in-depth conversation with Shoshana T. Green, Partner, Green and Spiegel and legal expert in immigration law, as we delve into some of the most pressing topics shaping Canadian immigration today. We discuss the Prime Minister’s recent statement on systemic exploitation of immigration processes, examining the balance of responsibility…
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In this episode of The Immigrant Project, we once again sit down with Jane Katkova, a seasoned immigration consultant and advocate, to discuss the systemic failures in Canada’s immigration system. From the struggles of moving to Canada to myths about easily seeking refugee status, Jane sheds light on: • Why Canada’s immigration system is broken. • …
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Welcome to another episode of Stories from the streets - an extra monthly episode from The Danish Connection where you’ll hear the unfiltered voices of Copenhagen speaking about the big topics, the small details, and everything in between. Once a month, we are joined by our resident storyteller Maria Pagola, who will take us through the streets of …
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In this episode of The Immigrant Project, we welcome Jane Katkova, founder of Jane Katkova & Associates and a leading voice in Canadian immigration consultancy. Jane shares her candid views on the challenges facing Canada’s immigration system, from massive application backlogs to the hostile climate towards international students and refugees. We d…
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This week on The Danish connection: We speak to Najannguaq Dalgård Christensen (@Najannguaq1), who works for Greenlanders’ rights in Denmark focusing specifically on the placement of Greenlandic children, about The Danish Parental Competency test. The FKU (as it’s known in Danish) has been criticised by human rights bodies for being culturally unsu…
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