
Danish culture can be pretty confusing, especially if you are not from Denmark.
This podcast is on a mission to resolve cultural confusion in the country, and help anyone understand how people in this unique country think and behave.
Co-hosts Sam Floy (British podcaster, "The Outsider") and Josefine Volqvartz (Danish TV journalist, "The Insider") speak to experts and members of the public to und... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Social SciencesScienceSociety & Culture | ||||

If you’ve listened to our episode on Dating Danes and have been really applying yourself, you might be starting to think about Danish weddings…
Both Sam and Josefine have (separately!) had Danish weddings that are a little bit different to how oth... more
In this last episode of the current season we give you everything you need to know ahead of coming to Denmark for the first time.
Sam and Josefine are joined in the studio with two excellent guests sharing their insights and tips on how to orient y... more
For a culture that is normally so practical and matter-of-fact (see Separate Duvets), Danes seem to find it surprisingly difficult to talk about relationships.
Compared with other cultures, it’s rare in Denmark to ask someone out on a date in perso... more
In the 1970s, Denmark was like most other Western countries when it came to generating energy: the majority came from high-polluting, non-renewable resources.
When oil crises hit after OPEC switched off oil supply, Denmark, and indeed much of the ... more
It seems that one of the defining characteristics of being Danish is to feel you are a member of a small nation.
During the Viking and Middle Age periods, Denmark was a relative superpower, with territory spanning modern day Norway, south Sweden an... more
In the 1950s, a Danish woman, Ella Flatau, began taking her kids on walks in the forest to teach them about the world.
Soon, other parents asked if their kids could join, and before long, they formalised the arrangement, creating the first "forest ... more
In this episode Sam is speaking to Anne Jamison and John Bennett, a couple from the USA who moved to Denmark from Dubai last year.
Anne and John share their thoughts on:
* Work/life balance in Denmark and how this differs from US culture
* Den... more
Around the world house prices are rising far higher than incomes meaning "ordinary people" are unable to afford to own a place to live.
In Denmark, andelsboliger ("co-operative housing") offers a solution.
With roots in the 1800s, it is an approa... more
Too bad every country doesn’t have a similar podcast. I am impressed with the presenters and the subject matter. I hope more episodes are coming in 2025. Lego should sponsor this!
Highly recommend this show to anyone who wants an informal yet comprehensive intro to Danish society
Our daughter is spending her semester abroad in Copenhagen. We booked a trip to visit her and discovered WTD after searching for Denmark podcasts.
For weeks leading up to our trip, WTD kept me company while I gave my dog his daily walk. I learned a ton - about Danish etiquette and humor, about flyverdragter and Janteloven, and of course about single duvets and winter bathing. I'm embarrassed to admit that I had no idea the history of the Vikings and Denmark, or that New Nordic cuisine was a thi... more
This is an excellent series full of insights for anyone interested in all things Danish. The topics up for discussion are wide ranging and eclectic. The hosts, Sam and Josefine, make a great team and they have had some amazing guests. Sit back, relax and prepare to be educated and entertained.
Essential for anyone that wants to go and understand the Danish
The podcast is the best way to ease into the danish culture, funny and pleasant to listen!
Amusing and can completely relate! Married to a Dane living in Copenhagen. 😊
Finding this podcast very helpful while learning the Danish language. Great way to prepare for a visit!!!
I thoroughly enjoy listening to the episodes. As a person who thinks of moving to Denmark the program is invaluable source of practical information on everyday life in Denmark. You guys are doing a fantastic job and I can’t wait for more episodes!
What a brilliant, unique and engaging podcast! It took only two minutes of listening, for me to want to explore Denmark! I have loved sharing this with friends and we now often find ourselves having in-depth chats about all things Denmark thanks to the podcast.
Please make one about the Danes and their love for the Danish flag.
Thanks a lot for this great podcast :)
I love listening to this podcast! It’s so informative and educational! I love learning about Danish culture/customs! :)
Such a cool concept for a podcast! Learn something new every episode.
As a British woman living and working in Denmark, I was delighted to hear about this podcast series and have already recommended it to friends and colleagues. Settling in Denmark is very tough and despite committing to the language, my new husband and life here….it is still a challenge. The constant thought is: ‘is it me?’ This podcast answers that question and many more. I can’t wait for series 2!
A great podcast for an American moving to Denmark! I hope to hear an episode on what racism looks like in Denmark, especially in regards to Muslims and Polish people.








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