An Immigrant’s Journey Podcast

English Episode 1 - Guest : Stephen Burrell

Born and raised in the UK, Stephen’s roots trace back to Jamaica, as his parents immigrated from there. However, Stephen himself embarked on a journey of his own, immigrating to Denmark 26 years ago. Today, he graciously joins us to share his unique perspective on life, straddling two different worlds – the one he grew up in and the one he now calls home.

Stephen’s narrative is not just about personal migration; it’s about the evolution of identity and the complex dynamics of belonging. From the experiences of being an immigrant’s child to becoming an immigrant himself, Stephen’s story is one of resilience, adaptation, and growth.

English Episode 2 - Guest : Kay Xander Mellish

Kay Xander Mellish is a keynote speaker on Danish culture, the author of five books on Denmark from an international’s perspective, and the voice behind the “How to Live in Denmark” podcast, which been running for more than 10 years, with more than 2 million total downloads. A native of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, USA, Kay worked as a journalist at CNN and Dow Jones/the Wall Street Journal and in corporate communications for Carlsberg and Danske Bank. Continue reading…

English Episode 3 - Guest : Arun Prakash

Arun Prakash brings over a decade of experience in the construction industry, having worked with a diverse range of companies, from nimble startups to established multinational corporations. Specializing in interdisciplinary design and digital transformation, Arun harnesses his extensive knowledge to drive innovation and efficiency in every project.
As a seasoned expatriate and a dedicated permanent resident of Denmark, Arun is passionate about helping fellow expatriates navigate and thrive in their new surroundings. Continue reading…

English Episode 4 - Guest Kate dahl

Join Kate Dahl’s incredible journey from moving to Europe to becoming a pivotal figure in helping internationals thrive in Denmark. At 19, Kate left America to pursue higher education and later teaching English in Germany. Her story took a romantic turn when she moved to Denmark for love, working in the sales start-up tech industries. After facing significant challenges, Kate dedicated herself to supporting internationals in Denmark with their job search. Continue reading…