Daniel Bert Andersson Podcast

The "Tragedy of Hamlet", that's what is what called when it was written by William Shakespeare sometime between 1599 and 1601. With todays eyes its seen as a comedy. What happened along the way? I also share my view on my participation on "Harry and Me". Harry and Me: https://youtu.be/F4UPbtI5_-Q  

An engraved watch, a hard cover fantasy novel, a box of Belgian chocolates are three examples of gifts. But a gift can also come in the form of a nice compliment. In whatever shape or form the gift take, receiving the gift can be a bit tricky. What are the best ways of receiving a gift? Listen in and hear my take on it. Also, we have letters from the listeners and a movie review. 

Benvenuti alle gare olimpiche, in diretta da Tokyo con me; Daniel Bert Andersson.

Is it true that Japan has a rigid system of rules and manners, who composed the music to Superman and why do people spend so much time and money on playing golf? Join me on a journey to straighten these question marks out.

Welcome back. Ive been busy and in this show I will share what Ive been up to... and Im sure you will be surprised :-) Harry Metcalf https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE7snM1DZ1l8W6jyRtSbjLg Hay fever https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Chip-other-short-stories/dp/B08MSLXL65

To have friends, to be honest, to have ambition, and being alone are four fundaments of every human being. How am I living up these standards and how important and valid are they really in the year 2021? I have also read a book and seen a movie that I will discuss with you. Tune in, log on, sign up and get ready for a sparkling podcast party. This, is DBAP.

DBAP is back, and you, you are invited. 

Reasoning, reflecting and coming to peace with your intentions are three virtues of mankind, but talking to your self is sometimes frowned upon. I can only imagine that this was something Platon contemplated around during his morning walks in ancient Greece, and so do I, in this episode, in modern Tokyo. Welcome to Platonic Coffee Break.

Is kindness self-fulfilling? Kindness is good for your heart. Making others feel good can “warm” your heart, sure—but being nice to others can also affect the actual chemical balance of your body. So, why are we kind to other people? Is it for our own sake or is it for ourselves?

Its night in Tokyo, the sky is clear, the air is cold and the streets are empty. But in my studio Im having a party, and you, you are invited.

Press play and hear about the latest from my life, life in Tokyo and what is going on in the relationship building between Copenhagen and Torshavn. 

What does whale hunting, Freddie Mercury and a magic toy store have in common? Listen in and learn all about it, and much more in this weeks episode of DBAP. 

Did you know there are salmon activists in Faroe Islands? I started this day without knowing, I still don't know but now I have at least some indications that this just might be the case. Tune in and hear more about that, and also about how it is to run around in Tokyo during heavy rain and wind. Enjoy!!!

[There are some audio problems in this episode where some of the hilarious punchlines are cut off] This is the first of the new structure of DBAP where we reinvent ourselves and launch weekly updates of what is going on both in Tokyo and on then Faroe Islands. Join me in and learn the latest in food, tourism and movies.

"Will this person never stop talking? We have all met them, they are all around us and most often they are cis-men; people who talks a lot. The monologue just keeps going and you are not capable to process any of the information bombardment coming at you because your brain is working on 100% capacity to find an excuse to get the h**l out of there before you explode. I met one of these today, and h...

I know you have been waiting for season 3, "how long can it take?", and similar comments has not been sent to me directly but there might be someone who has thought like that. Today I went to the shops and bought some new equipment for my studio, and I revised my podcast concept. These two initiatives led to that I am launching a completely new season of DBAP (Daniel Bert Andersson Podcast). Comin...

Glamouröst och avslappnat, innovativt och coolt. Ingenting slår Tokyo på våren! Men hur ser en dag i mitt liv ut i denna storstad? Lyssna och få en inblick en helt vanlig dag.

Today an elevator is a commodity we take for granted but “behind the scenes” there is an intricate orchestra of extremely detailed technology and security working together to take people and objects where they need to go. Join me in to learn all about elevators. [ Sorry for bad audio quality]

Spring is the time of the year when blossoms blossom and people start to hang the winter coat in the wardrobe. It where does the word “spring” come from?

I’m taking you on a ice skating tour on the winding paths of the history of movies produced in the Netherlands and in the Dutch language.

Lethal Weapon is a 1987 American buddy cop action film directed by Richard Donner, produced by Joel Silver, and written by Shane Black. In the shadow of Die Hard, Lethal Weapon hardly got noticed in the 80s but is today regarded as THE action move of the decade. Why? Listen in and find out.

Some time ago I took you with me on a walk in the posh districts of Ginza, and I’m asking you once more to follow me on a promenade down luxury lane in one of the most glittering parts of the world. But what’s behind this sparkling facade? Join me and learn all about it.

Tokyo is one of the most convenient cities in the world in terms of getting around. Each day, more than 10 million people combined ride the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway. What does a day look like for me commuting across this vast city? Listen and take part of my daily route.

Rom-com legend Jennifer Grey plays a ballroom dance instructor who teaches a dull lawyer (Patrick Swayze) how to get a little loose. This iconic romantic drama took the 1980s by the hips, but where does it stand today? Follow me on a trip down memory lane and see for yourself.

Städernas betydelse ökar i och med att allt fler människor flyttar in till städerna. År 2050 beräknas 70 % av jordens befolkning bo i städer. Här är medborgarnas, särskilt Björn Borgs kunskap och delaktighet en viktig pusselbit i förändringsarbetet.