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At The BRIM

Gayathri Prakash

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Actionable inspiration. Unearthing mindsets. Real Stories. Welcome to At The Brim - Brewing Reflections & Inspirations Movement. Hosted by Gayathri Prakash, this podcast is a space for stories that stir, mindset’s that matter and reflections that lead to actions. From successful entrepreneurs to changemakers each guest reveals how they think, choose and grow with insights you can apply to your own path.
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Last Week in Denmark

Narcis George Matache, Katie Burns, Fionn O'Toole, Kalpita Bhosale, Arun Prakash & Golda Fania

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Curious about what’s really happening in Denmark — and how it affects your life here? Each week, two hosts from the LWID community talk through the top news stories and developments — in English — sharing personal insights and international perspectives. It’s a clear and accessible conversation about life in Denmark, made for people who live here but didn’t grow up here. Last Week In Denmark is a volunteer-driven media project with a simple mission: to empower people through information. Wit ...
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#VOTEHOME

Narcis George Matache and Zoé Elkær Nicot

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As an EU citizen residing in Denmark, have you considered voting for candidates in Denmark? #VOTEHOME is an English-speaking podcast, in which we interview Danish lead candidates for the EU parliament! You will learn who is your choice for the elections on the 9th of June 2024.
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Send us a text The push button you need for the week! Unshakeably normal for someone who has built so much. Laser-sharp focus, no appetite for distractions. What struck me most, he speaks of anger as energy, not emotion. If you are serious about changing the course of your life, this one is for you. Check out the full Podcast on our YouTube - At Th…
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Send us a text Unlimited sick leave sounds great—until it doesn't. Golda and Narcis—both internationals with a strong connection to Denmark—explore the country’s ongoing debate around expanded parental leave to help parents take care of sick children. From the pressures on dual-income households to the impact on startups and the fairness toward col…
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Send us a text This isn’t just about photography. It’s about business, identity, talent, focus, courage, life and building one solid empire that has touched thousands of hearts. A serious, honest conversation with Amrita Samant on putting the work first, missing out, growing, learning, creating, impacting, and so much more. She emulates it, we take…
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Send us a text If you are building something, facing a tough season, or just need clarity, you need to hear this. I started this podcast to share stories that inspire action. This conversation with C.K. Kumaravel is exactly that. He spoke openly about losing his father, how his mother held the family together, the ups and downs with his brother, fa…
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Send us a text Abortion rights in Denmark expand boldly. Earlier this year, Denmark made history on abortion access. In this highlight from Season 3, Fionn and Katie reflect on the Danish Parliament’s vote to extend the abortion limit from 12 to 18 weeks and to grant decision-making rights to 15–17-year-olds. They explore the legal, medical, and em…
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Send us a text Groundhog Day meets Samuel Beckett—cohosts Fionn and Kalpita celebrate this mind-bending Danish novel while we're on summer break. Solvej Balle’s On the Calculation of Volume follows Tara Selter, a woman trapped in a time loop, in a story has been shortlisted for the International Booker Prize. Already awarded in Scandinavia and tran…
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Send us a text Adoptees or immigrants? In this highlight from season 3, Golda and Katie explore the Danish government’s attempt to reclassify internationally adopted citizens as immigrants under a welfare policy update. The move, which would have applied retroactively to 1968, sparked outrage and confusion. Many adoptees—raised entirely in Denmark—…
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Send us a text Denmark is a high trust society until we talk about petty crime like bicycle theft. Then the conversation is much more nuanced. Internationals in Denmark Narcis and Kalpita broke down Denmark's new petty crime crackdown early in season 3. They discuss what's being done in Denmark, what could be done and specifically how it impacts in…
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Send us a text Money, Missiles, and a Mic Drop. As Fionn and Katie—two internationals living in Denmark—wrap up the season, they reflect on the biggest shifts in the country and on the podcast itself—and what still lies ahead. But the world doesn’t stop: NATO’s new agreement for members to spend 5% of GDP on defense marks a dramatic pivot in global…
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Send us a text Is the future of Denmark shifting beyond the big cities? This week on Last Week in Denmark, co-hosts Kalpita and Golda—both internationals with a deep connection to life in Denmark—break down three stories that reveal how things are changing. Lolland is stepping into the spotlight as a potential new hotspot for internationals. A surp…
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Send us a text What does Denmark’s future look like in a more globalized world? This week on Last Week in Denmark, co-hosts Kalpita and Golda—both with deep personal and professional ties to Denmark—explore three big demographic shifts with long-term impact: a new projection that internationals and their descendants could become the majority by 209…
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Send us a text What does it really take to belong in Denmark today? Some of the country’s biggest shifts are happening behind the headlines. This week on Last Week In Denmark, co-hosts Narcis and Fionn—both internationals living in Denmark—unpack three quietly significant developments: the government’s push to boost defense spending, plans to react…
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Send us a text Some of Denmark’s biggest challenges are just beneath the surface. This week on Last Week In Denmark, co-hosts Katie and Kalpita—both internationals making sense of life in Denmark—offer their personal take on three quiet but pressing issues: rising social media addiction, the state of emergency shelters, and a looming water shortage…
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Send us a text Denmark is making bold moves that could reshape life for every generation. This week on Last Week In Denmark, co-hosts Fionn and Kalpita—both internationals navigating Danish life—share their personal reflections on these changes from an outsider’s perspective. From free mental health care for young adults to raising the retirement a…
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Send us a text There’s something striking about her presence - sharp, observant, and calm. Her words carry the weight of wisdom and power. There’s a quiet strength in the way she walks into a room and commands respect without demanding it. Bold, composed, and fiercely committed, she gives her 100%, always. That rare versatility, carved through year…
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Send us a text There is no single word that can fully describe the impact of my conversation with Mr. Anil Kumar SG, the visionary founder of Samunnati. He is a man who truly lives by what he speaks and has devoted himself to one of our most fundamental needs agriculture. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to sit across from him and explore h…
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Send us a text In an age where tradition often finds itself at odds with modernity, Dr. Padma Shri Nalli Kuppuswamy stands as a timeless bridge between the two. A legend of commerce, a custodian of culture, and a man whose life is defined by his unyielding discipline and simplicity, he is the symbol of the best of India’s entrepreneurial and ethica…
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Send us a text Who’s being protected in Denmark — and where do the cracks show? This week on Last Week In Denmark, co-hosts Narcis and Katie, both internationals living in Denmark, share their personal reflections on the week’s top stories: a teen tanning bed ban, soaring housing prices, and new charity giving data. More than just a news roundup, t…
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Send us a text Who gets access to opportunity in Denmark — and who gets left out? It's a closer look at inclusion, exclusion, and who gets support — all seen through the eyes of internationals living in Denmark. This week on Last Week In Denmark, co-hosts Narcis and Kalpita share their personal takes on the week’s top stories: new restrictions on u…
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Send us a text This week on Last Week In Denmark, co-hosts Narcis and Golda explore how Denmark is responding to new threats and shifting trust — from national policy to personal security and local action. They unpack three standout stories: the country’s surprising return to nuclear power after 40 years, a rise in scams affecting 6% of the populat…
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Send us a text Raw & unfiltered, the conversion was! Giants like Medimix and AVA Group has solid, well-researched and nurtured ideas of bringing our roots of Ayurvedic into the soap industry, which was trusted by millions globally. Greatful to have had this mindful and thoughtful conversation with you, Sir AV Anoop Check out the full video launched…
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Send us a text Denmark isn’t standing still — it’s taking bold steps to protect health, rights, and everyday life for its people. In this episode of Last Week in Denmark, Fionn and Katie share their viewpoints on the top 3 major news stories of the week: the expansion of abortion rights for teens and adults, new data on how motherhood continues to …
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Send us a text Some people have a rare brilliance - one that isn’t just about intelligence but about the ability to deconstruct, analyze, and truly understand every step of their journey. K. Vaitheeswaran sir is one of those few. When I met him, I was struck by how he dissects every part of his work-what went right, what went wrong, and why. It’s a…
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Send us a text How do invisible imbalances — in wealth, housing, and health — quietly shape our daily lives in Denmark? This week, Narcis and Golda explore that question through the lens of whether the ultra-wealthy should pay special carbon taxes, the sharp rise in company-owned rental properties and rents across the country, and the growing call …
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Send us a text Kruthika Kumaran, like I keep telling her, is one of the most wholesome individuals - an inspiration in so many ways. She brings home to work through her unique sense, style, and sensitivity to management. Her ability to create things within her reach while meeting the needs of her customers is truly remarkable. In her own words, she…
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Send us a text Kalpita and Fionn decode Denmark’s biggest employment reform in decades, weakening community ties and the benefits of good neighbor relations, Solvej Balle being shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, and share details about our latest referral campaign where you can win up to 4000 DKK. In this episode: Jobcenter reform (01:…
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Send us a text Katie and Kalpita dive into the silent (but important) crisis facing highly skilled internationals in Denmark, a new wave of 20% US tariffs on EU goods, and why staying loyal to your insurance provider could be costing you more than you think. ❓ Have questions, ideas or feedback? Please email us at [email protected]. 👀 Subscribe t…
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Send us a text Narcis and Kalpita is gathered this week to discuss the new EU-wide digital driver's license, a surprising large budget surplus in 2024 (savings of 133B DKK), moves to preserve the danish language and a bronze stamp found in Tåsinge that may rewrite 5th-century Danish history. ❓ Have questions, ideas or feedback? Please email us at l…
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Send us a text Fionn and Kalpita get together this week to discuss the growing imbalance between urban and rural community development, the DF’s (Nationalist Conservative) controversial proposal to restrict voting rights to Danes only, and Denmark meeting its 2030 air quality targets ahead of time. In this episode: (02:14) Improvements in Danish ai…
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Send us a text Katie and Narcis review this week's top headlines including Denmark’s push for drafting women into the military from 2026, the shift of Greenlandic political powers after parliamentary elections, and a recent trend of young parents opting for part-time work to balance family demands. In this episode: (04:46) Women to be drafted into …
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Send us a text Rearming defence forces is now an EU-wide focus to the tune of 6,000B DKK, volunteering is on the rise again in Denmark, and national mail delivery will change hands from PostNord to Dao in 2026. Golda continues at the helm this week, jointly with Kalpita to bring everyone bite sized news and upsized entertainment. In this episode: 0…
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Send us a text Dr. Kiren Antony Kabeer is a real-life inspiration. In a world driven by competition and stress, he consciously chooses a path that prioritizes well-being, self-respect, and clarity. It’s not easy to lead a simple life anymore, but there’s so much wisdom in it, and he embodies that beautifully. Watch our conversation - this one is pa…
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Send us a text Have you ever watched 3 Idiots? Remember that extraordinary school Aamir Khan starts? Now imagine it exists in real life - right here in Coimbatore. That’s The Yellow Train School. In this episode of Brewing Reflections, I had the privilege to sit down with Ms. Santhya Vikram, the visionary founder behind this revolutionary instituti…
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Send us a text Denmark is looking into banning phones in schools, the Salling Group makes it easier for shoppers to identify European-made products amidst the US boycott movement, and a recent attempt to classify Danish adoptees born after 1968 as immigrants sparked backlash and a #ErJegStadigDansk movement. Katie and Golda are back to cover these …
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Send us a text Modesty, simplicity, and humility are timeless qualities that shine even brighter when paired with great achievements. Swarnamugi is a beautiful example of this, fearlessly reflecting these virtues as she shoulders immense responsibilities with so much ease. A titan in the business world it was a true honour to have had this conversa…
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Send us a text Denmark is prioritising national security with a 50B DKK increase in defense spending, the government unveils a 36-point action plan to combat racism and Novo Nordisk continues to drive Denmark's GDP contributing to the majority of the 3.6% growth we experienced last year. Please welcome back Fionn and Kalpita as this week’s co-hosts…
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Send us a text Hot on the heels of the Greenland debate, the new DR documentary on cryolite extraction is adding fuel to an already raging fire. Danish intelligence is sounding the alarm on a potential Russian offensive with weakening NATO ties. Industry workers secured some wins in a new agreement that saw increase in wages, as well as more flexib…
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Send us a text Controversial debates are rising on both the EU stage regarding wolf population control, and locally in Denmark as political parties are lobbying for an external investigation into the recent police scandal. Grassroots movement in an Aalborg organisation offering unlimited parental sick leave brings hope that we can have it all. List…
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Send us a text Say hello to Fionn, one of our new resident Irish co-hosts. This week, Fionn and Kalpita are joining forces to discuss both good news - interest rates continue to lower for aspiring homeowners and expansion of psychiatric support on the emergency hotline 112, and not so good news (i.e. increasing Denmark’s NATO contributions to 5%). …
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Send us a text We're back with a new format in season 3! Stay updated on the top issues that has happened in Denmark, and get to know our panel of co-hosts as they discuss them. This week Narcis sits with Kalpita, musing about petty crime punishments, rising prices of electric cars and the decline in passion for reading in Denmark. Dive right in: M…
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Send us a text A rare combination of grit beyond comfort and determination beyond fear, Pooja Srinivasa Raja is the powerhouse of a woman I got to speak to. Let’s listen, learn and be inspired. Thank you ! I hope today’s episode brought you closer to seeing yourself and the world around you with a little more clarity, love, and empathy. If somethin…
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Send us a text After a hectic week of Romanian vote counting and office Christmas parties, Narcis and Arun got together on a late Tuesday evening to discuss this week's ongoings and the general geo-political landscape. Topics covered in today’s podcast: Narcis & Arun's updates on Romanian elections and Christmas parties (00:13) Thoughts on the Dani…
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Send us a text In this episode, our two hosts finally met up in Aalborg to discuss the ongoings in Denmark in person, for some unscripted thoughts on Aalborg, updates on LWID and the political landscape of Europe and North America in general. Topics covered in today’s podcast: The future of Last Week in Denmark (01:10) The upcoming Trump presidency…
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Send us a text In this episode, we discussed Denmark gearing up to celebrate Christmas, our thoughts around taxes, and an international perspective on Danish culture when it comes to sports. Thoughts about municipal income tax... and hikes (04:00) Arun as the next Gentofte city councilman? (13:43) The (sports) hooligan culture in Denmark (18:53) Co…
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Send us a text My first podcast interview with Rayane R Mithun. She is a star kid but trust me when I say this, she is a fire brand of her own. Know for her wits Rayane shares her side of the story that was never told. Watch her pour her heart out while inspiring everyone around her to be authentically and unapologetically themselves. Thank you ! I…
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Send us a text Apologies to our listeners for the slight delay in podcast episodes as we are still finding our footing to make this a weekly affair as we aspire it to be. In this episode, we discuss the holiday season and festivals like Halloween, Christmas and traditions from Arun's homeland India, the Danish government's increased investment into…
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Send us a text Welcome back folks! The LWID podcast returns after several weeks break while Arun was back home in India. In this episode, we discussed upcoming changes to the Danish education system, the state of STEM, cash and food inflation in Denmark, as well as Arun and Narcis' personal dreams for home improvement and travelling. Topics covered…
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Send us a text Our time of birth, our upbringing, families, environments, education, relationships, milestones and life events have all been different. Well, even if we have had some of our paths crossed we all have different perspectives, we look at things differently and so experience things differently. So why are we comparing? Let’s live our li…
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Send us a text I recently read a book in which there was this one sentence “How others treat you cannot determine your worth”. True but isn’t that what keeps our days moving? The thought of what others think of us? There are days we base our understanding of ourselves from the eyes of others. We as a society are built that way, never say no, think …
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