A(z) Estonia csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

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Interview with Holger Roonemaa: What’s going on in Putin’s military bases near the Baltic States? 40:02

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Satellite Imagery Analysis: “What’s going on in Putin’s military bases behind the Estonian Border and how big a threat they really pose?”Satellite imagery analysis. What’s going on in Putin’s military bases behind the Estonian border and how big a threat they really pose us - Eesti Ekspress Holger Roonemaa, leads an investigative team at Delfi Esti…

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The Forest Brothers in Estonia with General Martin Herem 41:58

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In this episode, we are incredibly fortunate to have General Martin Herem, the overall commander of the Estonian Defense Forces, with us. We discuss the Forest Brothers in Estonia after World War II. We are publishing this episode on March 29, 2024, which is the 20th anniversary of Estonia's accession to NATO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2xs06…

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The Russian Factor in Baltic History in the 19th & 20th C with Professor Karsten Brugemann 32:37

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The Russian Factor in Baltic History in the 19th & 20th C with Professor Karsten Brugemann Educational Credentials He earned the prestigious Dr. habil. (2013) from the University of Gießen(geesan, Germany (History Department) which is the highest academic degree in Germany He received his Dr. philosophy. (1999) also from the University of Hamburg, …

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The National Committee of the Republic of Estonia & Calendar of Events in February 1944 17:44

11M ago17:44

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In this episode, we discuss the National Committee of the Republic of Estonia and its importance to the Estonian State's claim of the continuance of government during the Soviet occupation. Calendar of Events in February 1944 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdS96R6WuaI Anthem of the Estonian volunteer regiment in the Finnish Army 1943- 1944…

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Calendar of Events in the Year 1944 Estonia / Zelensky's Trip to Tallinn 15:58

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We start off the new year by following the calendar that I picked up at The Estonian War Museum which follows important events and dates in the tumultuous year of 1944. We go on to discuss Zelensky's Trip to Tallinn and Estonia's pledge to support Ukraine with .25% of GDP.

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On the Historical Identity of Estonians and the Politics of Memory in Estonia: With Toomas Hiio 1:22:12

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In this episode, I sit down with Toomas Hiio, the Associate Director at The General Laidoner Estonian War Museum. This is the first in-person interview of the Podcast. Toomas Hiio, born on June 1, 1965, is a distinguished Estonian historian known for his significant contributions to the study of Estonia's history during crucial periods. He complete…

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The Life and Times of Rear Admiral Johan Pitka 26:43

1y ago26:43

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MacFarlane, John M. (2011) Rear–Admiral Sir Johan Pitka – An Unlikely British Columbian Who Founded the Estonian Navy. Nauticapedia.ca 2012. http://nauticapedia.ca/Gallery/Admiral_Pitka.php

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Vicarious Sovereignty - Becoming European The Estonian Way: With Professor Maria Mälksoo 1:05:13

1y ago1:05:13

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Vicarious Sovereignty - Becoming European The Estonian Way: With Professor Maria Mälksoo Professor Maria Mälksoo, a leading scholar of international relations, security studies, and memory politics. She is currently working at the Department of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen, where she leads several research projects on the polit…

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Estonian Mnemohistory, or What Do Estonians Remember of Their Past? Interview with Professor Marek Tamm 40:39

1y ago40:39

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Interview with Professor Marek Tamm on the subject: What do Estonians remember of their past, i.e. not about Estonian history, but about Estonian mnemohistory? Marek Tamm is the Professor of Cultural History at the School of Humanities in Tallinn University. He is a member of the Estonian Academy of Sciences and of the Academia Europaea. Graduated …

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Estonia’s Foreign and Security Policy Since Restoration of Independence - Interview with Dr. Kristi Raik 57:20

1y ago57:20

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In this episode, we discuss Estonia's foreign and security policy since the restoration of independence. Dr Kristi Raik is the Deputy Director and Head of the Foreign Policy Programme of the International Centre for Defence and Security (ICDS) as of 1 January 2023. She is also an Adjunct Professor of International Relations at the University of Tur…

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Major General Rüdiger von der Goltz 17:23

1y ago17:23

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At the end of World War I, the German army was defeated, but not everywhere. In Finland, Major General Rüdiger von der Goltz represented German interests in the Finnish Civil War. When the Finnish Civil War concluded, von der Goltz fixed his eyes on Latvia and Estonia. In this short episode between interviews, we learn a little about him and the ev…

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How Did Estonia Become An Independent State? Interview with Mart Kuldkepp (part 2/2) 32:19

1+ y ago32:19

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In this episode we meet with Professor Mart Kuldkepp. He is currently an associate professor of Scandinavian history and politics at University College London. He has a PhD in history from the University of Tartu, where he also obtained his BA and MA degrees in Scandinavian languages and literature. His main research topics are Estonian and Scandin…

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How Did Estonia Become An Independent State? Interview with Mart Kuldkepp (part 1/2) 46:54

1+ y ago46:54

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In this episode we meet with Professor Mart Kuldkepp. He is currently an associate professor of Scandinavian history and politics at University College London. He has a PhD in history from the University of Tartu, where he also obtained his BA and MA degrees in Scandinavian languages and literature. His main research topics are Estonian and Scandin…

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Intro to Season 5: The Pope and the Pendulum 12:49

1+ y ago12:49

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Intro to Season 5: The Pope and the Pendulum

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#69 Nicholas Amorim from Brazil to Estonia: A love letter to Estonia that Estonians don’t watch 1:09:36

1+ y ago1:09:36

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#69 Nicholas Amorim from Brazil to Estonia: A love letter to Estonia that Estonians don’t watch If Nicholas Amorim could hit the reset button on his life, he would choose to relive his childhood in Estonia. Join us as we dive into the captivating story of Nicholas, a Brazilian musician, who writes songs about Estonian women. A creative and emotiona…

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#68 Jorge Herrera from Guatemala: border crossing for Guatemalans, and why are Estonians not inviting people over for dinner? 1:27:48

1+ y ago1:27:48

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 68 with Jorge Herrera from Guatemala From one tiny country to another. What attracts someone from Central America to move to Estonia after already living in the local dream country - the US? Meet Jorge from Guatemala, who loves to share his culture, experience new things, and learn more and more about Estonia. He sh…

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Estonia's Accession to the EU & NATO with Professor Andres Kasekamp 35:52

1+ y ago35:52

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A Historical Look at Estonia's Accession to the EU & NATO with Profesor Andres Kasekamp.

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#67 Lea Kreinin: Hungarian kisses, warm people, and a system of politeness 51:21

1+ y ago51:21

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 67 with Lea Kreinin Why would an Estonian want to move to Hungary? Meet Lea Kreinin, who fell in love with the Hungarian language and moved to Budapest to become an Estonian language lecturer at the local University. Lea loves Hungary and Hungarians and shares in our chat: System of politeness in Hungary Hungarian s…

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#66 Orsolya Sild from Hungary: Teaching Estonian language as a foreigner 1:02:44

1+ y ago1:02:44

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 66 with Orsolya Sild from Hungary: Teaching Estonian language as a foreigner Meet Orsolya Sild, who learned the Estonian language before moving to Estonia! It was even a precondition from the local university. After 3 years of living in Estonia, Orsolya is now teaching other internationals to speak Estonian. She als…

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#65 Manan from Pakistan: Moving from collective culture to individual culture 1:13:11

2y ago1:13:11

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 65 with Manan from Pakistan: Moving from collective culture to individual culture Manan moved to Estonia from Pakistan 8 years ago. He says, he even feels that he didn’t choose Estonia, Estonia chose him. He has an engineering background and he is a content creator on Youtube. We talk about: * Why he was surprised t…

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The Life of Lydia Koidula on International Women's Day 18:52

2y ago18:52

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In this episode, we celebrate the life of Lydia Koidula for International Women's Day. We have as a guest Tara Godwin, who is an incoming Ph.D. student at The Ohio State University for the Fall of 2023, where she will study Estonian women’s history. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Utah. She won the Marriot Library Thesis…

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The Baltic Germans with Dr. David Feest 48:17

2y ago48:17

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In this episode, Dr. David Feest of Hamburg University and I discuss the history of the Baltic Germans. Dr. Feest talks to us about the place of the Baltic Germans in Estonian history. He tells us about the plight of the Baltic Germans today, and we discuss who should keep the memory of the Baltic Germans alive and why their history is relevant to …

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Introduction to the Baltic German History in Estonia with Doctor David Feest 4:31

2y ago4:31

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Introduction to German Cultural History in Estonia with Doctor David Feest of Hamburg University.

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Estonia in the Era of Stalin Part #2 51:04

2y ago51:04

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In this episode, we are lucky to have Olaf Mertelsmann who is Professor of Eastern European History at the Institute of History and Archeology, University of Tartu. He holds a doctorate in History from the University of Hamburg (2000). He has taught in Estonia, Germany, and Russia. His main interests are the social and economic history of Eastern E…

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From the UK to Estonia to being shocked by foreigners and sour cream. | ERR News 37:34

2y ago37:34

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Work in Estonia Talk episode with Marcus Turovski and Andrew Whyte from ERR News, which is the Estonian Public Broadcaster. Marcus is an Estonian who works at ERR as the Managing Editor. Andrew works as a Senior Editor in the ERR News multicultural team. He grew up in the UK and has been living in Estonia since 2009. He has also work experience as …

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From Portugal to Spain to the Netherlands to Estonia. Dedicated focusing is the key to building unicorns. | Glia 32:19

2y ago32:19

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Work in Estonia Talk episode with Kairi Tamm and Daniel Carvalho from Glia. Kairi Tamm is an Estonian who works at Glia as the People Operations Manager, and Daniel Carvalho grew up in Portugal and now works at Glia as an Engineering Manager. He has been living in Estonia for 5 years and says his primary motivation to move to Estonia was his Estoni…

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Estonia in the Era of Stalin Part #1 57:10

2y ago57:10

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In this episode, we are lucky to have Olaf Mertelsmann who is Professor of Eastern European History at the Institute of History and Archeology, University of Tartu. He holds a doctorate in History from the University of Hamburg (2000). He has taught in Estonia, Germany, and Russia. His main interests are the social and economic history of Eastern E…

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The Radical Right in Interwar Estonia 40:47

2y ago40:47

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We meet with Professor Andres Kasekamp of the University of Toronto to discuss his book, The Radical Right In Interwar Estonia. Palgrave 2000

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Moving to Estonia from the UK after a spontaneous summer visit. How to put together the “living in Estonia puzzle”? I Ericsson 34:47

2y ago34:47

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Work in Estonia Talk episode with Marge Rehepapp and Alex Ball from Ericsson. Marge is an Estonian who works at Ericsson’s Tallinn office as the People Lead, and Alex Ball grew up in the UK. He works at Ericsson’s Test Development Department as an Automation System Architect. 7 years ago, during a spontaneous summer visit to Estonia, he met someone…

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Introduction to Season 4 18:40

2y ago18:40

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We talk about the war in Ukraine and how it will its outcome is likely to have an influence on Estonia. We talk about the passing of Jüri Arrak the great Estonian artist. A new future format is introduced in which esteemed guests will appear on the podcast.

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#64 Henri Ormus: When I started working in Finland it was really a culture shock! 1:01:43

2y ago1:01:43

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 64 with Henri Ormus How can an Estonian become a nuclear engineer if it’s not taught in Estonia? Meet Henri Ormus, who is a nuclear engineer, and listen to his story of becoming one. Henri has lived and worked in the US, Sweden, Finland, and Russia and after living 14 years abroad just returned to Estonia. He is the…

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#63 Maria Sakarias: "I didn't want to be the one, telling stories of other people creating change in their countries, I wanted to have a story to tell too." 1:02:09

2y ago1:02:09

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 63 with Maria Sakarias Maria Sakarias was 16 when she first lived a year abroad in France. After that, she’s been living in the UK and Netherlands, volunteered in Nepal and India, and traveled to countless countries through her work around creating social impact. She always thought that living abroad is somehow easi…

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#62 Andres Sirel: Moving to Malaysia with his wife and two kids for work 1:01:54

2+ y ago1:01:54

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 62 with Andres Sirel Andres is an Estonian, who is a father, an entrepreneur, and a lifelong learner. He worked at Microsoft for over 11 years which led him to live with his entire family in Malaysia for 2 years. Today he is the head of the company Insplay, with the mission to raise awareness among parents through p…

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#61 Liina Metsküla: I want to visit all the countries in the world 1:02:46

2+ y ago1:02:46

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 61 with Liina Metsküla Liina Metsküla is an Estonian who has visited 84 countries, and has a dream to visit them all! She is the author of 3 traveling books and a host of an Estonian podcast “Järgmine peatus”, where she shares different people’s travel stories. In this episodes we hear: Her most interesting travel d…

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#60 Silver Tambur - Estonia as a society is still quite conservative 1:04:33

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Found in Estonia podcast episode 60 with Silver Tambur Silver arrived in London with his backpack and 50 pounds. He started as a cleaner, then went to study there, then got a job at a law office, and then launched his own global online magazine, called EstonianWorld.com. As he says: in London, one thing just leads to another. This season features E…

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💥 #59 Welcome to the new season 💥 9:36

2+ y ago9:36

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A new season is about to start! In this short episode, you can hear highlights for Tiina, when spending a summer in Estonia and learn what the new season will be about! This season features different Estonians, who have lived abroad, gained experiences as an expat, and now live in Estonia again. You can hear small snippets from the next guests befo…

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From Italy to Finland to Tallinn. Now working in a team with 90 different nationalities. I Wise 35:28

2+ y ago35:28

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Work in Estonia Talks with Brett Lemsalu and Irene Creci from Wise. Brett Lemsalu is an Estonian who works at Wise’s Tallinn office as the People Advisers Team Leam. And Irene Creci grew up in Italy, studied in Finland, and now has worked in Tallinn at the company Wise for 7 years. She fills the position of Implementation Lead, which means she is l…

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From an ad on a local tuk-tuk in India to working in Estonia. Diverse teams are the key to success. I ABB 35:24

2+ y ago35:24

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Work in Estonia Talk with Gerda Markus and Rahul Bhola from ABB. Gerda Markus is an Estonian whose role at ABB is to lead Talent Acquisition & Advancement and to coordinate University Relations, Employer Branding & Early Talent programs in Baltics. And Rahul Bhola grew up in India. 7 years ago he spotted an ad on a local tuk-tuk back home, which le…

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Tips from an iOS Engineer who moved to Estonia from Armenia. “Work from the office day.” I Comodule 36:10

2+ y ago36:10

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Work in Estonia Talk with Janika Liiv and Shushanik Gevorgyan from Comodule. Janika Liiv is an Estonian, who is currently working as the Software Product Lead, and Shushanik Gevorgyan is an iOS Engineer, who moved to Estonia from Armenia. Shushanik shares her experience living in Estonia and how she decided to give Estonia a try after putting toget…

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Brazilian falls in love with the snowy Estonian winter! “Awesome report” meeting. I Mindvalley 33:30

2+ y ago33:30

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Work in Estonia Talk with Laura Viilep and Bruno from Mindvalley. Laura Viilep is the head of Global events at Mindvalley. She joined the team 10 years ago and helped to build up their Estonian office.Bruno Azenha is a full-stack engineer from Brazil, who didn’t initially plan to move to Estonia. Instead, he started working remotely from the Estoni…

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Moving from Türkiye to Estonia with family. Tips for hiring internationals. I Arvato 35:09

2+ y ago35:09

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Work in Estonia Talk with Anni-Bessie Kitt and Gökçen Özder Öcal from Arvato Financial Solutions Tech Center. Anni-Bessie Kitt is an Estonian who is working as the Tech Center Lead & Management Board Member. Gökçen Özder Öcal has lived in Estonia for 2 and a half years and is working as a Team Lead and Senior Software Engineer. She and her family m…

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Relocating from Australia to Estonia. What does the Head of Global Mobility do? I Bolt 33:01

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Work in Estonia Talk episode 2 with Liis Tõnisson and Samuel Robson from Bolt. Liis Tõnisson works as Head of Global Mobility. Her tasks revolve around the immigration and relocation of newly recruited international employees. Samuel Robson is originally from Australia, moved to Estonia a year ago, and is currently the Global Safety Manager at Bolt…

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From Brazil to Estonia. Working in a highly multicultural company. I Kühne+Nagel 34:12

2+ y ago34:12

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Work in Estonia Talk with Kerly Tosvel and Flavia Grohmann from Kühne+Nagel. Kerly Tosvel works as People Lead. This means her main focus is the well-being of talents in her teams. Flavia Grohmann is originally from Brazil, has worked in Kühne and Nagel for 6 years, and is currently the Product Lead of Business Intelligence. We cover two perspectiv…

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#58 Tiina Pärtel: good bye for now 20:07

2+ y ago20:07

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #58 with Tiina Pärtel the creator and host of this podcast. It’s time for a break. This episode will go over What? Why? When? What else to listen to instead of this podcast? What was created with this podcast? And What else does the future bring? Tune in by listening and show your support and love in Instagram stori…

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#57 Michiel Oude Alink from the Netherlands to Estonia: Cycling in Tallinn seems horrifying and terrifying 53:24

2+ y ago53:24

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Found in Estonia podcast episode number 57 with Michiel Oude Alink from the Netherlands. Michiel shares how life can be outside of bigger cities. He explains why after growing up in the Netherlands and using his bike as a basic means of transportation, cycling in Tallinn just seems horrifying and terrifying. We also chat about: *How did his relatio…

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#56 Maiko from Japan to Estonia: without the mountains, the sky seemed too close 53:46

2+ y ago53:46

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Found in Estonia podcast episode number 56 with Maiko from Japan. Maiko is a Japanese-born music-loving woman. Unlike most of the previous podcast guests, she is living in a small city Pärnu, famous for its seaside. In this episode we chat about: *How she met her husband back in Japan *What does she think about Estonian sushi and ramen places? *Why…

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#55 Hande Akiman from Turkey to Estonia: Estonians are not aware that they live in a country better than two-thirds of countries in the world 1:04:30

2+ y ago1:04:30

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #55 with Hande Akiman from Turkey. Hande and her husband decided they are going to move to another country. So they started looking at the world map. 4 years later they enjoy living in Estonia a lot. She says she really feels happy in Estonia. Learn from the episode what makes her feel like that! Other topics we cha…

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EP28 ft Priit Kuusk (Wend) 52:01

2+ y ago52:01

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Welcome to ‘The Estonian Experience with Stew and Jay’, a Podcast about life as a foreigner in Estonia, recorded in Richter Studio. www.richterstudio.ee We hope you guys are ready for a treat. In this episode, we have Estonian broadcast royalty, Mr. Priit Kuusk. Priit is a well-known TV personality, current host & editor-in-chief of "Aktutual Kaame…

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#54 Nikola Kolev from Bulgaria to Estonia: your language is one of the best for singing! 1:17:36

2+ y ago1:17:36

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #54 with Nikola Kolev from Bulgaria. Nikola is a professional musician, singing teacher, and voice-over artist with high energy and lots of stories to share. Get ready, grab your popcorn, and join Nikola's stories about: * how creating a sensational boy band brought him to Estonia * how he got into trouble with bord…

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EP27 ft Rauno Kutti 56:06

2+ y ago56:06

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Welcome to ‘The Estonian Experience with Stew and Jay’, a Podcast about life as a foreigner in Estonia, recorded in Richter Studio. www.richterstudio.ee We hope you are ready for this episode... lots of weird stuff on the show today with our wild guest Morsk. Let us introduce you to the Walrus of Estonian Rock! Mr. Rauno (Morsk) Kutti. Rauno is a v…

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