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Eurovision season has come and gone again for 2024. Join Fulya, Wayne, and Kendall as they chat about their thoughts on the songs, the voting results and more! Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Catch you all next time in Switzerland!

People often look for balance in life. Thomas Larsen seems to have found a good balance while enjoying his life, his music, and his self-expression. Thomas Larsen is the owner of Fabriken Studios in Malmø Sweden. Check out his podcast titled WRITE THAT DAMN SONG! HERE Check out Thomas Larsen on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FabrikenStudios and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fabriken_studios/   * MY AUDIOBOOK SUBSCRIPTION IS NOW AVAILABLE! Click HERE to get it. * If you'd like to support The Comin' Home Podcast With John Alan, you can do that at one of the links here: https://patron.podbean.com/JohnAlan https://www.buymeacoffee.com/johnalanpod https://paypal.me/johnalanpod   Go check out my new comic strip "Loyal Oak" at https://johnalanpod.com/loyal-oak-the-comicstrip/ You can find my music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5F4Jgrwy2fMa54webx5yzk?si=TTCDdVjdQCSf4GsRM7UyZg More info and my blog are here at https://johnalanpod.com/blog/ #CominHomeWithJohnAlan #musicappreciation #menshealth

Ar yer orrite bor? Rounds include Chandler Bing Crosby and Recipe For This Answer.Join the Patreon and become a Cupboard Dweller!Social media:- Instagram- Twitter- FacebookThanks to:CGBJTLord and Lady Grames of LutonBrandon HuntGwynne YColin FarleyNat PandaZach and JPSteven (aka Jaye's Boyfriend)Queen Sherbert FlavourErika LLeslieLucille Pavlov & SandbagLady EkaterinaSandra from Malmö Sweden

In this episode, Chris Maffeo talks with his ex-colleague Marcus Pedersen. They use Aquavit, a typical Nordic distillate, to discuss how niche categories can create demand and appeal beyond their borders. They talk about traditional and modern target occasions, how to approach bars, get on the back bar, cocktail menus, and ultimately drive rotation. If you enjoyed the episode, please rate it and share it with your friends and colleagues. About the Host: ⁠⁠⁠Chris Maffeo⁠⁠ About the Guest: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Marcus Pedersen

For  the past several years, NVY JONEZ LKR (Navy Jonez Locker) has been one of the most unique up-and-coming emcees in the Southern California's Underground Hip-Hop scene.  Originally hailing from Williamsburg, Brooklyn the New York rhyme spitter has made it his mission to give music lovers a taste of "NY HIP-HOP", with the new sounds and delivery of for today's audiences. Having With toured and performance in places such as Copenhagen Denmark, Malmö Sweden, Tokyo Japan, and of course New York and Los Angeles, Navy Jonez experiences both inside and outside of Hip-Hop have taken him across the world and provided a unique world-view few Hip-Hop artists, let alone people can fully appreciate. Pulling influence from legendary Hip-Hop artists such as Roc Marciano and Griselda and Navy Jonez incorporated his appreciation for dark beats and clever rhymes into music to create a unique tapestry of sounds that has set his catalog apart from the standard run-of-the-mill West Coast artists in Southern California's local Hip-Hop scenes. Having worked with artists such as D-Rell, Chop the Father, and releasing a slew of mixtapes produced by Riverside-based producer Accosta the Man; Navy Jonez has quickly made a name for himself with his use of dark production and sharp lyrical wit. In today's episode, Navy Jonez joins Step Off! Radio to discuss the inspirations behind his music, growing up as an aspiring emcee in Brooklyn New York, his time in the service, and the backstory behind some of his favorite songs. Likewise, we also got to discuss upcoming projects and what the future holds for his music. So with that said, we are proud to present to you our conversation with Navy Jonez Locker.

This week we chat with Jonas Slättung, radio show host at Piraterock radio and bass player in WE SELL THE DEAD. He talks about growing up with Jazz, getting introduced to hard rock and metal before getting into other types of music. He shares his top 3 albums in his collection he wouldn't give up and the album he is looking to find that's not already in his collection. --- This episode is sponsored by Skivesset Records in Malmö Sweden. Visit them at https://soundsonvinyl.com/skivesset --- Join the Sounds On Vinyl Community for extras, behind the scenes, AMA's, transcripts, & more: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsonvinyl (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsonvinyl)--- Sounds on Vinyl is hosted by Mike Svensson and Phil Bowyer Produced by http://boozehoundmusic.com/ (BoozeHound Music) in cooperation withhttp://weareboozehound.com/ ( BoozeHound Entertainment) Intro and Outro music by http://grandrezerva.com/ (Grand Rezerva), courtesy https://boozehoundmusic.com/ (BoozeHound Music) Intro and Outro voiceover by Kate Bowyer Support this podcast

This week we have the pleasure of chatting with Matthew Barzun, the former U.S. Ambassador to the UK and Sweden. Matthew is known as the "Vinyl Diplomat" because not only did he put vinyl records and a turntable in his office and encourage visitors to pick something to listen to, he held concerts at his residences. This was a lot of fun, and let me tell you, Matthew has some cool stories (like the one with Annie Lennox). Matthew's site and book info: https://matthewbarzun.com/ (https://matthewbarzun.com/) --- This episode is sponsored by Skivesset Records in Malmö Sweden. Visit them at https://soundsonvinyl.com/skivesset --- Join the Sounds On Vinyl Community for extras, behind the scenes, AMA's, transcripts, & more: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsonvinyl (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsonvinyl)--- Sounds on Vinyl is hosted by Mike Svensson and Phil Bowyer Produced by http://boozehoundmusic.com/ (BoozeHound Music) in cooperation withhttp://weareboozehound.com/ ( BoozeHound Entertainment) Intro and Outro music by http://grandrezerva.com/ (Grand Rezerva), courtesy https://boozehoundmusic.com/ (BoozeHound Music) Intro and Outro voiceover by Kate Bowyer Support this podcast

Welcome to another episode of the Diaries of an Immigrant Podcast. Join us while we discuss our experience of living in Malmö - Sweden by sharing the perks and downsides of living in the third largest city in Sweden. Happy listening and join us in the next episode.

Tips from my book, “Greater than a tourist Malmö Sweden”.

An introduction to my book, Greater than a tourist Malmö Sweden. May 25, 2021

As you read this, observe yourself. I really mean it. Now. Right now. Are you here or are you already on your way to the next thing? Allow yourself to stop. Allow means give permission to. “I give myself permission in this moment to just be here, with this piece of text.” There can still be other things pulling you and you can give yourself permission anyway. “I allow myself to not engage with all the things that are pulling me, so that I can just be in this moment.” Slow down. Be in the body. You know what it means for you to be in the body. Check-in with one question at the time How does your breath feel? - Mine feels deep, urgent and powerful. Where are you? - I’m sitting in my office, in my apartment, in Malmö Sweden. What do you notice in your body? - My heart is pounding, stomach feels warm, there is some pressure in the chest, my space feels open and focused. This is all that is happening. You have space for all of this. Allow it to be as it is. Just let go.

Digital wellbeing has taken on an all new meaning in the past year. With covid shifting business, school and social gatherings to virtual settings more time has been spent in front of a screen than ever before. Streaming platforms saw unprecedented increases in subscriptions and depression and dissatisfaction rose astronomically. My guest, Heidi Forbes Oste has been talking about digital wellbeing and how to excel while being a human on this planet and global nomad for a long time. As a behavioral scientist, geek, global traveler and parent, she has lived what we discuss on this episode and guided numerous corporations and individuals to finding the balance between the digital world and the real one. Technology has become a lifeline for many and a curse for others as technology use takes a toll on their emotional and physical beings. Join us as we discuss all that and more. Dr. Heidi Forbes Öste is a behavioral scientist, best-selling author of Digital Self Mastery series and executive producer of the Evolving Digital Self and Global Nomad Hacks podcasts. She combines 25 yrs experience in social strategy consulting with her scholarly research in the human relationship with technology and her personal passion for wellbeing and global citizenship. She holds several advisory roles as an expert on strategic integration of Digital Wellbeing and Ethics to support the transition into the digital era without losing humanity in the process. Through her leadership as Managing Partner at 2BalanceU and board roles she has been recognized for her global outreach mentoring and professional development for women entrepreneurs and start-ups.   Her mantra: "Knowledge is Power, Sharing is Powerful™ She is a Global Nomad at heart and mind. American by birth, Swedish by marriage, mum to two kids in launching phase, "based" in Jackson Hole (Wyoming), Gosnold (Cape Cod), Malmö (Sweden) and outside Bezier (Southern France).    @forbesoste

TAA #012: Meet Emelie Stroemshed from Anatomic StudiosThe age of the off-the-shelf look for artificial limbs is slowly coming to an end. With significant advancements in 3D printing technology in recent years a number of companies are now offering stylish prosthetic covers. Emelie from Anatomic Studios in Malmö/Sweden tells us more about the company and their approach to assisting amputees to find their personal style through stunning prosthetic covers.The music - as always - is Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/jlbrock44/33345 Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex BerozaTo learn more about The Active Amputee, check out the following linksThe Active Amputee BlogThe Active Amputee on InstagramThe Active Amputee on YouTubeThe Active Amputee on TwitterThe Active Amputee on LinkedInThe Active Amputee on Pinterest

Listen to Intaresu Podcast 034 mixed and recorded by Madura, a DJ who has been a part of the underground scene in Malmö - Sweden for several years and has set fire to countless dance floors along the way. Always bringing a solid selection of deep and driving house and her vibrant stage personality, which makes every one of her set something special. She is one of the creators and driving forces in Malmö based house collective ‘krux' - focusing on promoting female artists and organizing top quality dance floor experiences. Keep an eye on Madura https://soundcloud.com/maduramusic https://www.facebook.com/maduramusic/ https://instagram.com/maduramusic Listen to more Intaresu https://intaresu.com

Do you want to know more about Swedish concept of ‘Lagom', have the ultimate interior design tip and see how it is like the life of a blogger?---Host: Flavia MarfellaGuests:Niki Brantmark founder of award winning interior design blog My Scandinavian Home and the author of three Nordic design and lifestyle books: https://www.instagram.com/myscandinavianhome/Florian Werner, global marketing and communication leader and curator of the happy urbanist instablog: https://www.instagram.com/thehappyurbanist/Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com

This week I got the opportunity to interview a great guy called Olle Dernevik, Olle is a 36 year old Jazz drummer living in Malmö Sweden.  I met this young man down our local pub (yes the pubs are still open in Sweden:-) )were he plays jazz every Monday evening. I’m not 100% sure how our paths crossed but I do recall  him telling me he spend a chunk of his childhood in the North-east of England just outside Durham, another piece of the jigsaw regarding our first conversation was when I totally confessed the fact that Jazz is the music genre I dislike most of all… Lets be honest, for the first encounter I must admit it was a tad insulting to this Swedish Geordie lad, but it didn't seem to deter him agreeing to be interviewed and have an attempt to convert me to like this confusing sometimes chaotic music. I believe Olle has a great way of explaining his art and passion, so please kickback, relax and enjoy the next 50+ minutes of my next episode of Fluently Swenglish with Olle Dernevik

Dr. Heidi Forbes Öste introduces her new show Global Nomad Hacks. This show will focus on the stories, secrets, challenges and joys of life as a global nomad, digital nomad, expat and third culture family, raising and being global citizens. In a world where global mobility is no longer a novelty or purely for pleasure for many, we are have much to share. From mixed cultures in families to rules and regulations of work, immigration, taxation and healthcare to beautiful and terrifying experiences at home and abroad to repatriation (both intentional and forced) and connecting to like minded peers, there is much to be learned from each other’s experiences. This podcast intends to shine a light on these things as well as to share some of travel hacks and support services that help guide our way to a more global citizens. Dr. Heidi is a behavioral scientist, Digital Wellbeing and Ethics advisor, Executive Producer and Host of Evolving Digital Self and Global Nomad Hacks podcasts, Managing Partner of 2BalanceU and Valhalla d’Oc. American by birth, Swedish by marriage, mum to two kids in launching phase, at “home” in SF Bay, Boston, Malmö (Sweden) and Bezier (Southern France).  

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We’re sad to say goodbye to Mark Mandel this week but excited to bring you an interview he and guest host Robert Martin did with Björn Lindberg of Massive Entertainment. The gaming studio is located in Sweden and owned by Ubisoft. Their most recent game, The Division 2, is a “looter shooter” game that was released in March. It can be played solo or users can be matched up to play with or against others. To keep the game running smoothly, Massive employs a micro-service architecture to divide and conquer the trials of creating and running such a large, intense game. The Division 2 was launched with Google Cloud, a process Björn says was a bit easier than launching on physical hardware. Autoscaling in the cloud has created a simpler, more trustworthy gaming process as well, and by connecting to data centers in multiple regions, they’re able to decrease latency. Björn Lindberg Björn Lindberg is working as On-Line technical director at Massive Entertainment a Ubisoft owned and operated game studio in Malmö Sweden. He does design and implementation of on-line backend systems for large AAA on-line games such as The Division series of games and World in Conflict. Interview Massive Entertainment site The Division 2 site Ubisoft site Terraform site Grafana site Compute Engine site Thank You Mark! Thank you Mark for everything you’ve done to make this podcast a success! We’ll miss you!

”An inferno of will and intentions, all suppressed feelings, two dogs and a speed lane. Things that leads up to Need For Speed a two man gang from Malmö Sweden.” Need for Speed is a Malmö duo consisting of the fabulous Martin Nilsson & Felix Mårtensson. It is chill pop music with a healthy dose of dark indie electronic RnB. They both have their roots in noir punk band RA. Soft touch can be found on Spotify together with their other releases.

We'll be talking about our trip to Malmö Sweden, why we were there, and what we did for this week's podcast!

Episode 4 on Fluently Swenglish Martin is chatting with his friend Firas Murarker, who is originally from Palestine, but now lives with his wife and black Labrador in Malmö Sweden.… Firas being an experienced photographer and filmmaker usually is the one interviewing people, but on this occasion Firas is sitting on the live side of the microphone telling Martin want it was like to grow up in Palestine in the late 80’s, 90’s and early 2000s. From studying law, running a bar in Bethlehem to becoming a busy photographer in a country were a passport was classed as a low status travel document to meeting the love of his life and travelling to a country where it’s passport is highly desirable…  

Thule Squadron Radio is an X-Wing podcast broadcasting from Reykjavík, Iceland. Episode 36 - Destination Sweden Short episode this week after a monster episode last week. Egill and Gísli go over Wave 5, SOS in Denver and Hannover plust they talk about their upcoming trip to SOS in Malmö Sweden. Like our facebook page @ Thulesquadronradio and join the discussion Support us on Patreon @ Thulesquadronradio and get some awesome swagEmail us @ Thulesquadronradio@gmail.com  Hosts are:Gísli Baldur Bragason I am Egill Björnsson

Episode 6 Alcohol & Sweden… This Interesting cocktail is hosted by Martin and Ian with special guest Jeffrey Scott Brown, owner and Master Brewer at South Plains Brewery here in Malmö Sweden. In the studio today they discuss Swedens and Swedes attitude regarding Alcohol, from drinking mostly Brännvin (hard liquor) 120 years ago to becoming the worlds largest user per capita of BiB (Bag in Box) wine drinkers. At the moment roughly a third (32 percent) of all alcohol sold in Sweden is beer. There are about 300 breweries in Sweden - large-scale producers and craft breweries alike, which means that outside of Great Britain, Sweden has Europe’s highest number of breweries per capita.  Early 1900s Alcohol became a major issue in large cities in Sweden which prompted the start of the Temperance movement in Sweden that called for teetotalism and total ban on alcohol, blaming alcohol for bad health and breakdown in family life. A unique system called the Bratt System was introduced between 1917 and 1955 to control alcohol consumption, by rationing liquor. In many ways, todays Swedes have adopted a more continental drinking habit. Is this because Sweden is a more diverse society where cultures are constantly changing.  Listen to find out… Jeffrey’s brewery, South Plains Brewing Company can be found at: http://www.southplains.se