Eye See Copenhagen
Hi, welcome to Copenhagen! My name is Jim Lind. I moved from Scotland to Copenhagen, Denmark in 2012. In 2015 I started using a live streaming app called Periscope to let people from all over the world see Copenhagen and talk about the history, the architecture, the culture and what it's like living here as an expat. This little intro explains why I've finally decided to start doing Podcasts and the sort of things you can expect to hear about, it isn't ALL about Copenhagen! Bye for now, Jim Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com Twitter - JimLind12 Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Episodes
This Fable Is Intended For You was written by the famous Danish author Hans Christian Andersen and was first published in 1836.
It is a very short story about a hungry dog but it has a deeper meaning.
I hope you enjoy it!
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
The name Ole Kirk Christiansen may not mean anything to you but he is very well known for something that he invented!
I'm sure that you'll have heard of it, and very likely used it, at some point in your life!
This Podcast tells his story.
Enjoy!
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
The Travelling Companion is a story that was written in 1835 by the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen.
It is the story of a young man who has a strange dream after the death of his father.
He then decides to venture out into the world.....
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter -@JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
Why is Bluetooth called Bluetooth?
What does the Bluetooth symbol mean?
What does all of this have to do with Denmark?
You'll find out in this Podcast!
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - @JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
The Saucy Boy is a short story that was written by the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen.
It was first published in 1835 and is the story of........
Oh, you'll find out when you listen.
I hope you enjoy it!
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - @JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
The true story of how a 7yr old boy managed to destroy nearly 50% of medieval Copenhagen....... or did he?
I'll let you decide.
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - @JimLind12
Music -www.emmyrich.com
Thumbelina was written in 1835 and is one of Hans Christian Andersen's most famous fairy tales.
It is the story of a woman who desperately wants a child of her own and asks a fairy for help.
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Discover the story behind the world famous Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen!
Who commissioned the statue and why?
Who was the model for her face?
Who was the model for her body?
How many times has she been decapitated?
Why was she holding a dildo?
All of these questions, and more, are answered in this Podcast!
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - @JimLind12
Music - www.emmyr...
Little Ida's Flowers was written by the Danish writer, Hans Christian Andersen and was first published in 1835 as part of a four story booklet.
The other stories in this booklet were The Tinderbox, Little Claus and Big Claus and The Princess and The Pea.
Little Ida's Flowers is the story of little girl who is worried about her wilting flowers.
I hope you enjoy it.....
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Valdemar Day is the Danish celebration of the day that the Danish national flag (Dannebrog) fell from the sky during a battle in Estonia on June 15th 1219, exactly 800 years ago today!
This episode describes the event and some traditions surrounding the oldest national flag in the world!
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Bye for now,
Jim
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The Princess And The Pea was first published in 1835 and is one of Hans Christian Andersen's most famous fairy tales.
The tale of a girl who turns up at the city gate one evening, during a terrible thunderstorm, claiming to be a real princess. The queen devises a plan to see if the girl is indeed, a real Princess.
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This episode is an example of one of the cultural differences between Denmark and...... probably most countries in the world.
A Danish friend of mine, who often sends me interesting links to Danish history and culture, sent me a link.
He simply wrote 'Only In Denmark.'
It turned out to be a link to a national Danish television channel which is aimed primarily at children from 7-12yrs old.
It is an educational program wh...
Little Claus and Big Claus is a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale which was published in 1835.
This is a story of two farmers who try to become rich.
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Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - @JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
This is the story of my first venture into Copenhagen alone and with no understanding of Danish at all.....
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Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - @JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
The Tinder Box is a Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale which was published in 1835.
This is the story of a soldier who meets a witch whilst on his way back from the wars.
The story begins when she offers him money.
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It would be very much appreciated!
Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
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Twitter - @JimLind12
The story of the struggles and eventual success of Denmark's most famous writer!
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Bye for now,
Jim
Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com
Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen
Twitter - @JimLind12
Music - www.emmyrich.com
Welcome to Eye See Copenhagen!
My name is Jim Lind and I moved from Scotland to Copenhagen in 2012.
In late 2015 I started to use a live streaming app called Periscope to show Copenhagen to people all around the world and talk to them about what it's like living here as an expat.
I talk about the history, the culture, the architecture, the bicycles, the hotdogs....... basically, everything and anything to do with Copenhagen a...
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