Sweden in Focus is The Local's weekly podcast where we discuss the big news and talking points in Sweden as well as explore and explain the issues that impact life in the country. We also answer your essential questions and look ahead at what's coming up. In each episode presenter Paul O'Mahony chats about the most important news and must-know information with The Local Sweden's James Savage , Emma Löfgren , Richard Orange and Becky Waterton . They are frequently joined by other expert commentators. Become a member at https://www.thelocal.se/podcasts/podcast-offer?tpcc=padlock . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

A fun history podcast chronologically charting Swedish history in a light-hearted and conversational way. Each week we introduce a new step along our journey through the history of Sweden, from the Stone Age to the modern day. Vikings included. Now also judging and ranking all of Sweden's rulers in our new podcast Kingdom: Swedish Rulers! more

Teach Me Sweden is a Swedish History podcast by comedians Jonathan Rollins (US) and Erik Broström (SE). Each week one of them reads a true story from Swedish History to the other one who likely knows nothing about it. Laugh along while you (and they) learn about traffic changes, executioners, crime stories, human gifts to royalty, women breaking barriers, pirates and more. This is Swedish History like you've never experienced it before. Subscribe and enjoy. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

From the hosts of A Flatpack History of Sweden, we are reviewing and judging all the kings, queens and regents of Sweden, from Olof Skötkonung to Carl XVI Gustaf. Each episode includes a biography and a number of categories, where we try and find the most interesting characters in Swedish history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Each month, we meet international people who have settled in the Gothenburg region and West Sweden. They share honest stories about their journeys — from creating a social circle and understanding Swedish culture to overcoming personal and professional challenges. Whether you already live in West Sweden, are planning a move, or are starting fresh in any new country, these real-life experiences are for you! The podcast is produced by Move to Gothenburg, a regional public-private partnership, co-funded by the European Union, to help attract and support international professionals. more

Lake Light Radio is a journey through Swedish life and culture. Following the rhythm of the seasons, each episode explores history, traditions, literature, folklore, and everyday moments that have shaped Sweden. From Midsummer and fika to rune stones, childrens' television, summer houses and long winter evenings. Thoughtful, welcoming, and curious, it's an invitation to discover Sweden one conversation at a time. more

True crime, Scandinavian crime, Nordic noir, history and old cases—you'll find it all in this podcast!After more than six years of producing episodes in Swedish, I'm now bringing historical true crime to you in English.I explore real murder cases that are at least thirty years old, each one ending with my own personal reflections.So who am I? My name is Sara Sand. I was born in 1977 and live in the countryside of southern Sweden. I am a mother of seven, with a background in social services and psychiatry.This is my way of trying to understand what drives people to cross the line—and what remains long afterward.instagram: swedish_historical_crimesemail: historiskabrott@outlook.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Take Your Shoes Off is a podcast exploring the experiences of expats living and thriving - or at the very least getting by - in Sweden. Americans Bob and Kelly and Swedish Micke engage in meaningless banter while discussing the challenges and joys of starting anew in Sweden. Each week, they invite guests to share their unique stories, navigating cultural differences, personal growth, and the question of whether they'll stay in their new home. Tune in for insightful conversations, laughter, and the more than occasional reminder to leave your shoes at the door! Take a look inside the studio and follow along on Instagram . Subscribe, rate and review our podcast on Spotify or Apple podcasts . Check out our other podcast : Showtime with Bob & Micke . Theme music provided by Fredrik Rabe. Take your shoes off is created and hosted by friends Bob Becker, Mikael Byhlin and Kelly Swaine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Welcome to LikeSweden! We look beyond the red wooden houses and fika to explore the real Sweden. Join us for deep dives into the country's fascinating history, complex social issues, and the everyday reality of navigating the Swedish system. We explore a wide range of topics—from pop culture to legal changes and society—alongside honest conversations with the people who call Scandinavia home. Whether you're an expat, planning a move, or simply curious about modern Sweden, tune in to discover the true culture and reality of the North. more

Swedish food is more than meatballs and crispbread. In this podcast, we explore the flavors, ingredients, and stories that shape Swedish cuisine, from everyday home cooking to contemporary interpretations of tradition. We talk about seasonality, landscape, memory, and identity, how food reflects who we are and how Sweden has changed over time. Through conversations with chefs, growers, food enthusiasts, and cultural voices, we dive into what's simmering in Swedish kitchens, past and present. A podcast for anyone who loves food, culture, and the stories behind the plate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Heather and her expat friends discuss their experiences and humiliations among their adopted country of Sweden. We discuss tips, observations, and the type of important questions expats want to know, such as 'Why are there witches on Easter?', 'Why do Swedes never take the last piece of candy?' and 'Where can I find decent Tex-Mex food?' more

What do ABBA and Zlatan have in common? Why do Swedes avoid eye contact? How difficult is it to make friends in Sweden? Are foreigners welcome in Stockholm? Can one really eat one-too-many cinnamon buns? Or is Swedish culture just about going to IKEA? On Somewhere in Stockholm (SIS), we discuss every topic under the Swedish midnight sun, especially those subjects that many Swedes would never dare speak about in public. Hosted by Frankie, Stockholm's oäkta child, founder & CEO of XperienceSthlm -a travel brand that offers personalized experiences for anyone visiting the Swedish capital. more

If you've ever wondered what makes Swedes tick this is the podcast for you. Whether you're planning a short visit or preparing to move here, we'll guide you through the quirks, customs, and cultural codes that define life in Sweden. From the art of lagom (that perfect balance), to why everyone disappears to the countryside in July, we'll unpack the traditions and behaviours that might surprise you—and help you fit right in. So settle in, and join us as we explore what it really means to live like a Swede.And regarding me that is running this show? I am a +50 year old by the name of Anders, living in Stockholm, Sweden. Having a normal job during the adays, but the last couple of years I have realized that my voice captures people. In my job, I am speaking at a lot of events and such and after these sessions, I have sometimes been approached by people telling me they really enjoy my voice. So I realized that there must be something that makes a lot of people really like my voice? Therefore I figured, why not try and use my voice?And, since I work in an international environment I experience other cultures and behaviours in other countries and have been thinking a lot about how the Swedish culture in many respects is different from others. Not that it is better or worse than others, but we Swedes act a bit different in some respects. Therefore I set up this Podcast to explain some of our habits and customs we have in Sweden.Hope you enjoy this, and If you want to get in touch with me, you are more than welcome to mail me at anders@myvoice.se Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

A chronological journey through the history of Scandinavia. Geographically, we cover the five modern Nordic countries of Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Sweden and Finland—as well as a few other bits and pieces here and there where it's relevant.The show is hosted by Mikael Shainkman: a historian, tour guide and coffee drinker. more

Juan, an Argentine/Spanish expat living in the cold north, greets you from Sweden. From this latitude, I share personal experiences and explore interesting topics. The focus is often on Sweden, but not always. Sometimes I take detours into philosophy and other subjects I enjoy. Apart from having fun, my biggest aspiration with this podcast is that it might inspire you or help you in some way. Since I love learning languages, I've also translated some episodes into Italian. Thanks for your patience! If you have any comments or suggestions, you can reach me at spanswede@icloud.com or follow me on YouTube. www.youtube.com/@juansweden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Host Elisha talks about all aspects of being a mamma, wife, and career woman while being an immigrant turned citizen living in Sweden. Through sharing her own experiences she hopes to give some handy tips and tricks from her journey. There are so many aspects to feeling and becoming settled when you make such a major life change, especially as a parent. She's giving a side of advice with some comedy, parental insight and many many 90s references she hopes to brighten your day.It's her take on Mum life, Immigrant life, Wife life, Work life, and everything in between. Sometimes with the help of some very special guests.A funny, informative take on life in the Swedish lane! It's fast and fabulous come and take a spin, you won't regret it!Follow on Instagram @everythingaswede. Share your thoughts, questions and anything else to everythingaswede@gmail.com more

Hangout with Ariel and friends as they give unqualified advice and answer silly and serious questions about life in Sweden vs. the U.S. (Should I dump my boyfriend? Can you really have a pet snake in the U.S.? What's better about Sweden?). E-mail your burning questions anonymously to: arieltheamerican@gmail.com! Host: Ariel WymanThis is a podcast from K103 Gothenburg Student Radio more

A personal audio diary from a gay Chinese immigrant building a life in Sweden. Explore themes of LGBTQ identity, cross-cultural marriage to a Turkish partner, and the journey of finding community and home between Shanghai and Gothenburg. A story about love, culture, and becoming. more

Organising Tech in Sweden is a limited podcast series exploring union organising in Swedish tech companies. Join us as we sit down with some of the people involved in the campaigns to win collective bargaining rights at two of Sweden's tech unicorns, Klarna and Spotify. more

Four actors play the best of swedish RPGs with one of Swedens most experienced and appreciated podcast GMs.

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Join Katrin and dive into the absolute basics of the Swedish language! If you're into stiff teaching, heavy on the grammar, and outdated language and examples, this podcast is not for you. Katrin offers a fun, relaxed way of learning modern Swedish, the way Swedes actually speak. To access study materials, such as transcripts, vocabulary lists, and exercises, join Katrin on Patreon for only $10 per month: https://www.patreon.com/slowswedish more

A language learning podcast aimed at people with some basic background in Swedish who want to practise in listening to conversations and learning new words and phrases. more

Conversations with world-class entrepreneurs, investors, and thought leaders sharing practical strategies to build wealth, create freedom, and design a life of impact.Hosted by Daniel Wood of the Swedish Wealth Institute.  more

Learn the most frequent words in Swedish with sentences. Learning sentences instead of isolated words helps you internalize grammar, context, and natural usage. Learn more at LangTurbo.com more

From a Swedish Homestead by the acclaimed Swedish author Selma Lagerlöf, translated by Jessie Brochner, is a captivating collection of tales that transport you to the heart of Sweden, particularly Dalarne and Vaermland. Within its pages, youll find enchanting stories and legends that span from the west coast's Kungahalla to distant Italy and Belgium, all set against the backdrop of the transition from Heathendom to early Christianity. The first nine sections, entitled 'The Story of a Country House,' comprise a short novel originally published separately. This poignant narrative follows a young orphan girl named Ingrid, who becomes the unlikely savior of Gunnar Hede, a troubled student grappling with memory loss and fear after a harrowing experience. As he wanders the roads as a pedlar, haunted by his past and afraid of the world around him, Ingrids gentle spirit shines through, weaving a tale that is both heartwarming and thought-provoking. (Summary by Lars Rolander) more

Three Swedish gamers talking about video games.

A podcast where storytelling, writing, and bourbon meet—and not always in that order. Meet the Hosts I'm Fred, the host of Deported to Sweden . Every episode, I surprise my co-host—Peter Colt, a published author and the guy who does most of the good talking—with a topic he's never seen coming. It might be about writing, storytelling, inspiration, or whatever strange angle I felt like chasing that week. Despite the ambush format, Peter always manages to say something smarter than I do. Somehow. That's the show: bourbon, banter, and the occasional moment of real insight—usually from him. more

Selma Lagerlöf, born in Värmland, Sweden in 1858, was a celebrated writer whose illustrious career earned her the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1909. She passed away in her homeland in 1940. The Wonderful Adventures of Nils (originally Nils Holgerssons underbara resa genom Sverige) is one of her most renowned works, published in two parts in 1906 and 1907. Commissioned by the National Teachers Association in 1902 to create a geography reader for public schools, Lagerlöf dedicated three years to studying nature and immersing herself in the animal and bird life of Sweden. She skillfully wove together previously unpublished folklore and legends from various provinces into her enchanting narrative. (Summary by Lars Rolander and Wikipedia) more

Red Wings from a Swedish perspective. Talking about prospects in the SHL and Hockeyallsvenskan who are drafted by Detroit Red Wings. Talking about the Red Wings in general and also plenty about the NHL as a whole. more

Podcast covering the top American Football league in Sweden, the Super Serien! Weekly shows during the Swedish season. more