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Do you miss going out to the streets and feel like it is an adventure? The team from Gamify Aarhus wants to bring back the thrill we felt as kids whenever we went out to play. Instead of feeling like night-outs are mostly routine, you will have a chance of exploring the city with others as part of an adventure 🐲 Gamify Aarhus is a project developed in Nightlife Boost, a training program co-developed by Fermaten, Studenterhus Aarhus, Slagteriet and C-Cube. Check out the full episode, and learn how you can participate!

When was the last time you went to an event by yourself, maybe even to meet with strangers? In this episode, Adela and Rafa share the story of Inside Out Aarhus, a project that invites locals to connect through intimate gatherings like dinners, garden hangouts, and more. We talk about what inspired the idea and our experience navigating the nightlife in Aarhus as young culture creators✨ The project was developed as part of the Nightlife Boost training program. 👉 Want to stay in touch with Inside Out or come to one of the upcoming gatherings? Let us know by filling out this form: https://iz6lf50eqrh.typeform.com/to/uwbgLcpH

In this first episode of our new show Embassy Hour, we are going to delve into unheard recordings from underground artists in Aarhus. Immerse yourself in a selection of new tracks produced collaboratively in relation to our 4th artist residency conducted by Embassy Aarhus in collaboration with our partners Turkis and Amok art collective. Performers Jonatan Nordentoft (aka l.f_a_s) - Synths, Sapmling, Editing, Mastering Kristian Scheller - Machinedrum, Synths, Composition Sille Carndahl (aka Sille Sol) - Song, lyrics, guitar, fx Jeppe Toubro (aka Orb Out) - Song, lyrics, production Jens Jakob Madsen - Elektron Syntakt, Beats Marianna Minasove - Dance, Contact Mics

Meet the pitchers 🎙 - Soup Vol. 16 As a newcomer, Nazyr has faced some of the typical bureaucratic challenges: register your CPR, get a bank account, try to rescue some crumbles of your house deposit when moving out 🧹 Throughout his journey trying to become a citizen of Aarhus, Nazyr realised that artists could have stronger roles and that his project, Dear Aarhus, could be the platform to test new approaches out 🧪

Meet the pitchers 🎙️ - Soup Vol. 16 Esben is a PhD in Quantum Physics who is deeply concerned about the state of mental health among researchers 😱 Secrecy, burnout, isolation, and throat-cutting fundraising races take a toll on the wellbeing of hundreds of scientists ☠️ On this episode, we discussed Thoughtstream: a new platform to allow researchers to support each other out, while connecting their work and passion to curious citizens who care about knowledge, and the people behind it 🌱

Meet the pitchers 🎙️ - Soup Vol. 16 Have you ever felt lost in your dating needs? 😵 Lenka is creating a holistic service called Menshots, where good life advice meets a new way of picturing you 📷 Learn how Lenka can help you and people you care about to feel much more confident in dating 🙌

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 15 🧡 A small throwback to the Soup we hosted in September, where Sarafina from Fermentorskab got support to continue with her fermentation project 🫙 We sat down with Sarafina to discuss her community-building approach, and how fermentation can bring a fresh connection between people and nature 🌱 Sarafina took a 1-month training program with Soup, which we also discussed, in case you are curious in how we can help you build your own projects ✨

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 15 🧡 We sat down with Kate Dahl, founder of Career Denmark, to discuss her company's mission to help hundreds of expats to find their dream job 🎯 Kate took a 1-month training program with Soup, which we also discussed, in case you are curious in how we can help you build your own projects 🌱

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 14 🧡 Back in Ukraine, where Ola was studying Singing, she was warned that life has different types of stages. And that each stage challenges your confidence in peculiar ways 🎭 Since then, Ola has grew a passion to help people navigate their own stages. With "Feel it, it's free", you can find a personal way to use your voice based on your needs and the stage you are challenging yourself on 🙌 Follow Ola @yalololol

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 14 🧡 Martina thought for many years that she'd be a professional rafting athlete 🚣‍♀️ After her parents divorced, she chose to go to an art higschool because she felt too "stupid" for something else 😯 Some years later, she is addressing a tough challenge: conventional galleries leave a lot of passionate artists with no space to share their art 🔥🎨 Learn more about Martina's journey on this episode!

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 14 🧡 Petko was a in love with basketball, and most of his free time was spent on the court 🏀 But, one day, he came across some dancing videos, and his feet just couldn't stop breakdancing and boogalooing 🕺 Learn more about Petko's story, and how to join his workshops here 👇

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 14 🧡 Adam got to Denmark by accident. He actually wanted to go to military school 🪖 But a small joke among highschool classmates made him move to DK, and pursuit his dream of doing photography and video🎬 In the journey of doing creative work, he has found himself enraged more than once. And, instead of going all Hulk, he had a brilliant idea ⚒️ Learn more about Rage Room while cleaning your house or commuting back home👇

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 13 🧡 Cathrine got her own scar after a near-death experience 🩸 After she survived, life didn’t feel extra meaningful. The ”I am alive!” factor didn’t kick in 🥀 So, when she was writing her Masters thesis, she decided to collect stories from other people with personal scars. And to collect them without expectations; just as each person shared it 👐 Learn more about ”Scars & Stories” in our conversation🍀

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 13 🧡 Lasse Pablo was born and raised in a small town, where filmmaking was close to non-existent 🔎 He was a bit clueless on how to begin filming, so his phone proved to be his best ally to just start capturing small everyday stories 📹 Years later, and after a small stint in film school, he has now created Perspectives Unfold: a festival for smartphone filmmaking enthusiasts 📱 Check out the whole story!

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 13 🧡 Buster was already too nerdy about film when in high school. He just loved seeing the reaction of people to what he filmed🎬 He then identified with being an antagonist: when everybody around him got too lazy about filming, he still pushed through. Now, naturally, he wants to create an anti-elitist film festival with the gang of Output Festival 🔥 If you also crave for more film spaces where the bizarre, the kitsch, the beautifully underground to gather, clash, and mesh, then this episode is if you ✨ Buster Bie Lundgaard is looking for volunteers for the festival in November, so make sure you to reach out!

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 12 🧡 Finally, here's the last episode featuring Jen, who got the most votes during Soup #12 🙌 Jen's project, Visibly Invisible, is a documentary focused on the life of expats living in Denmark. As a half-Danish, half-Chilean herself, Jen is curious about how cultural shocks and the personal adaptation of newcommers shape our reality 🎨 If you like this project, reach out to Jen at @inthemakingof to share your story or lend a hand ✨ Aarhus Soup 🍅

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol. 12 🧡 Zoi has explored different professions, ranging from Adventure Tourism to Web Development 🤓 Today, she knows that her passion is to help people travel like they never traveled before 🧭 Have you ever thought of wild camping? Do you consider traveling a form of healing? 🌱 This episode is ideal for you to expand your way of taking your next holiday, go minimal, and reconnect with nature 🌿 Aarhus Soup 🥣

MEET the pitchers - Aarhus Soup Vol.12 🧡 Edyta is known as a "one-woman-army" 💥, not because of her taste for war, but for her passion for creating connections, and the multi-tasking capacities required to succeed in that mission 🎯 Connect4 is a project based on empowering people through authentic communication, a skill that is natural when we are born, and that we gradually lose as we become adults 😱 In our conversation, we talked about: . Cultural shocks & unexpected possibilities💎 . Being visible & mental health 🌱 If you like her project, you could help with: . Following their SoMe channels, and giving their workshops a try ⚡

Aya landed in Aarhus following the steps of a toxic relationship. This, though, didn't stop her to find magic and love in Aarhus, so she decided to stay 🌱 Her passion for performing arts flowered after a long period of repression, which made a life lesson clear to her: you thrive when you open your heart 👐 In our conversation, we talked about: . Art & personal health 🌿 . Migration & self-discovery ✨ If you like her project, you could help with: . Offering a performance space 🎭 . Promotion 📯

Embassy Podcast is back! ⚡️ In this episode we are looking back into the session work done during the residence with Fernanda Aleman and @Rafioli Bendernudel for a delve into the creative and personal outcome of the residence! 🔥✨🪐💫 All music produced through the residence and live performance Graphic design Ivan Stoyanov

Juliana was trying to become a mom, and each time her body said NO, she discovered a new aspect of herself. Years later, she created a one-woman theater play covering her journey, and the experience of many more women 🧭 In our conversation, we talked about: . Motherhood & Social norms ⚖️ . Art & Taboo 🚫 . Funds & Bureaucracy 😱 If you like her project, you could help with: . Theater production 🎭 . Fundraising💸 . Venue management 🎟️

After achieving the American Dream, Penny burnt out. On top, she had a near-death experience while in a car accident. The only way out of it? Art. In our conversation, we talked about: . Recovering your inner child 🌈 . Art as healing 🎨 . Finding your flow 👩‍🚀 If you like her idea, you could help with: . Crowdfunding🙌 . Festival prod.🎊 . Content sharing ✨

Yeni & Marcela, along a team of passionated journalists, have only lived in Aarhus for 4 months. Already, they are creating an online magazine to change the life quality of both expats and locals forever. In our conversation, we talked about: . Journalism & immigration ✍️ . Starting your business & having courage 💪 . Creating a fleixble team model 🙌 If you like their idea, you could help with: . SEO 🔎 . Fundraising💸 . Content creation ✨

Analú from Lusus Theater presented his Greek inspired Cabaret spectacle, which one of the two most voted projects. On our conversation, we talked about: . Politics & emigration🗺️ . Depression & arts🎭 . Cabaret & co-creation✨ If you like her idea, you could help with: . Sounds and/or light management💡 . Fundraising💸 . Costume design✂️

Ewan presented his outdoor community studio during the last Soup. On our conversation, we talked about: . Taking risks in your personal development🪂 . The importance of nature-inspired design♻️ . Creating physical space for wellbeing communities🌱 If you like his idea, you could help with: . Fundraising💸 . Consulting on getting public permits🤝 . Contributing with construction input🏗️

Freya pitched her project, SPAA, and was one of the two most voted projects. On our conversation, we talked about: . Street art & health💉 . Bureaucracy & creativity🤺 . Covid & new opportunities🌈 If you like her idea, they are looking for help with: . Fundraising💸 . Changing regulations for street performers⚖️ . New members💪

During Aarhus Soup Vol.9, Subanja Nahenthiram got the most votes for her project Youvocalize, where she teaches Danish like most teachers don't✨ On this episode, we talked about Subanja's parents' story immigrating from Sri Lanka; how Subanja navigated primary school and highschool; and how role-playing scenarios can help you learn Danish for good💥 Find more info at https://www.youvocalize.dk/ Aarhus Soup🍒

Check out Leathere's background story on this new episode of Aarhus Soup Podcast🌈 Maj & Joseph dropped by the studio to share the beginnings of the project, and what challenges they faces to turn their idea into a real company✨ Have you also faces stress/anxiety/impostor-syndrome while following a project idea? Then, this episode can bring a boost of fresh energy 💨 We have also changed the covered picture for this special episodes! Aarhus Soup🍰

------ RePlant the Mind #2 On this second episode, we introduce Aslaug to you, a champion of social and environmental entrepreneurship💪 Since 2017, she has been the leader of Himmelbjerggården - Nordisk Inspirationscenter, which she built up from scratch as a creative shelter for eco and impactful initiatives♻️ If you already have your tickets for Positive Trace Gathering, or you are still considering to get yours, this conversation is full of the energy on which the festival is built upon: faith, co-creation, insistence, and life-changing experiences🔥

------ RePlant the Mind #1 Until very recently, at C-Cube we were very ignorant about the importance of rewilding our urban and agricultural spaces. In many ways, we were deeply blindfolded by our city lifestyle and ideology😳 Since we started our collaboration with Navus Events around their colorful and ambitious Positive Trace Gathering festival, we feel much more confident to help healing our planet🌱 The following podcast episodes, co-produced with Navus and Replant the Forest Festival, can also help you feel more confident✨ We will feature peers, activists, entrepreneurs, and groups brave enough to stick to their ideals, and clever enough to seduce people to do more good for nature❤️ On this episode, Laura Sokołowska and Eugene from Rewild Aarhus joined us to share their experience in rewilding nature, and founding a dynamic and friendly community! C-Cube team💜💛💜

Creative Connections Collective #108 ----------- Aarhus Soup Special🥣 During our last Soup dinner, Merry Berry got the most votes, which allowed them to fully prepare for the upcoming Food Festival in Aarhus🚀 As they recap many times in this conversation, it is Merry Berry's story of solidarity among food dreamers and enthusiasts what has kept them going since day 1💖 On top, they are bringing a healthy sweet tooth around a topic that tends to be bitter and conflicting: food waste, and what friendly alternatives we can all pitch in with🍀 Enjoy this episode under the sun! We are for sure getting a tan, while preparing exciting activities towards the darker months 😉

Creative Connections Collective #107 ----------- Aarhus Soup Special🥣 During the last Aarhus Soup vol.8, we had the chance to learn a lot from the Positive Trace Gathering festival organized by Navus Events🌱 If you ever felt like you want to contribute for a better planet, but no options around you seem serious/fun/accessible enough, then give Elisabeth's idea a go!💡 This festival combines art, science, hands-on learning, great food, live music, and a unique camping experience, while discovering how to love our planet better💚 P.s. During the conversation, we talked about the field of Systems Thinking, which you can gain a lot of ideas from. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Miy9uQcwo3U

Lᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #9 📖 The last episode is here! We decided to end up this first saga of Legible Practices with the person and the project that inspired the seed for ReGen🌱 Robert has been creating projects and platforms for the last 30 years, for young people to act more empowered🔥 He founded an organization called Youthful Cities, which produced a massive data-campaign led by young people in Canada, called Pivot 2020🧭 We took up the challenge of implementing a similar root to Pivot 2020 in Scandinavia, with a stronger focus on networking and project-making among our participants✨ There's a mind map to make your listening experience much more rich here:https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVOsls5IU=/?share_link_id=771824629839 Talk to you soon with more updates! ReGen Team🌍

ʟᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #8 📖 A key element in all healthy partnerships is to learn from the people you are collaborating with. If that doesn't happen, there's something fishy going on underneath🐟 With the help of Thomas Garde, Asger Glock and Rökkvi Dýrason we did not only enjoy a flexible, inclusive and creative process design for ReGen vol.1, but we also learned a lot while getting to know them better✨ On this episode, Thomas, on behalf of all the process team, lays out a very accessible a,b,c on why process design can be a great addition to make your work meaningful, while we recap his personal quest on becoming a KaosPilot✈️ Remember that you can follow up the conversation with the help of a colorful mind map here 👉https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVOqLE4X8=/?share_link_id=609494662127 Cheers! ReGen Team🎻

ʟᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #7 📖 The last team is finally featured! Aannguaq René J Hansen and Lilian Aronsen shared strong testimonies on behalf of the Greenlandic team⚡ From how their government gives them double-edge life advices, to how young people are recovering their ancestral culture through tattoos, Lilia and Aannguaq shared very heartful insights on Greenlandic diversity and challenges💡 Aannguaq: "Despite the uncertainty in the beginning, we managed to solve the puzzle. It's a very interesting project, and I think it brings a very different way of data-collection, which can be huge" Lilian: "My interviewee didn't know about the Danish commonwealth we are a part of. After our interview, she told me that my questions were so interesting, that now she had a small identity crisis" ReGen Team🔥

ʟᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #6 📖 On this conversation, Leti and Ale from the Danish team share their experience in working with their local team and their interregional colleagues🤝 Besides discussing the importance of facing obstacles, and why they chose the topic of "Friendship & Integration", the following two quotes sum it up very neatly: Ale: "I saw all our colleagues trying to improve themselves, to challenge each other through questions, to think out of the box " 🧠 Leti: "We want to find a bridge between cultures, and it was beautiful to end up talking about friendship, because it's what really brings integration" ❤️ ReGen Team🗺️

ʟᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #5 📖 Until now, we have shared with you the most inspiring people behind the ideation of ReGen. Now, we want to show off the true protagonists of the project: our participants🌟 On this conversation, Ida and Daniela from the Norwegian team share their motivations behind joining ReGen, and the thrill of creating community research. Besides addressing the process that led to their topic ("Unwritten rules and youth awareness"), the following two quotes sum our talk up very neatly: Ida: ”The project woke up something personal in me, while meeting all of you guys, and traveling abroad to work in the way we did”🚀 Daniela: ”It was very interesting not to see what was actually coming. I really like to keep things a bit more open, and it was very nice to see that nobody in the camp really knew it either”🔎 ReGen Team🍉

ʟᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #4 📖 If you haven't heard of Matthew Manos before, this may change your life. Really😮 Apart from founding a Design Startegy firm called verynice, Matthew sparked a disrupting trend, where you give half of your work for free, and still stay sustainable. WHAT? Yes! And, on top of that, he created a framework called Models of Impact, where you get to your ideal business model by throwing dices and using your imagination🔥 On this conversation, we tapped into Matthew's mindset and approach behind his creations, how you can be confident in birthing your own inventions, and how his work has inspired ReGen from the very beginning✨

Creative Connections Collective #106 ----------- Aarhus Soup Special🥣 Sara Domingo Bräuner delighted us with the love story of her parents, and how traveling helped her to share a deep personal space of magical creatures that help you to live better❤️ If you always thought that "storytelling" means only sharing a personal memory, or to summon mythological creatures from a far distance land...then you should join one of Sara's Storytelling circles, supported by UAC Art Platform, and get surprised!✨ Sara pitched her project at the 7th Aarhus Soup, and we are excited to expand her story with you. Enjoy! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

ʟᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #3 📖 We are back with another deep conversation🤿 Andy Wright from Never Not Creative has been a huge inspiration since day one. His impulse to collectively address mental health issues across the creative industry in Australia has a tinge of simplicity and grace that makes it groundbreaking✨ We are onto a similar mission, by trying to encourage young people to craft and inquire across sectors, topics and purposes🔎 On this conversation, we picked Andy's brain until the very end, and the result is just delicious! Check NNC amazing array of initiatives for-creatives-by-creatives here: nevernotcreative.org🌶️

Creative Connections Collective #105 ----------- Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke special✨ Elise Marie from the Economic Equality Group at Café Mellemfolk dropped by to talk in deep about the upcoming Cooperative Festival Weekend 👉 https://fb.me/e/2uo2Z9eG7. We discussed how to make cooperatives more doable for people eager to improve their communities, and how the festival expects to bring a hands-on energy to all participants💥 There will be a great line-up of all sort of characters, from expert layers, to process facilitators unpacking how a cooperative can create new relationships🤝 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Check out our latest episode featuring our lovely project-pitchers from the last Soup✨ This time, Talita shares her journey moving to Denmark, struggling to build a community, and relying on her passion for beading creatures to move on strongly💪 Her project "BeadzCreatz" makes artistic beading laid-back, relaxing, and surprising! Making jewellery has never been so chill😍 You can see her work and upcoming gigs here: https://www.instagram.com/beadzcreatz/?fbclid=IwAR16jIXIlY-JUwF_QF8LE2ZxTOGy_xhLMZngPESr1jBDwIOn_Ez7wc2RMy4

ʟᴇɢɪʙʟᴇ ᴘʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ #2 📖 On this episode of Legible Practices, we dived into Data Democracy, a project created by Jane Kunze, from Dokk1. Jane saw many years before some of her colleagues that citizens needed to trust their local library more when it came to their digital life. Online technologies were already moving so fast in the early 10's, that confusion, frustration and self-preserving ignorance was gradually seeing in library-users regarding the potential and threats that came with the web🌗 Data Democracy went through the trial-and-error of creating a space for the "average citizen" to drop by, and get curious about how grasping the use of data better could improve their daily life radically🚀 Check this episodes mind map here👉 https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVO3VXrfA=/?share_link_id=859871331527 ReGen Team🤿

This is the first episode of "Legible Practices", the official ReGen podcast! The intention is to feature all the people who are inspiring us to make of ReGen a true project for community development🍀 On this first cut, we featured Rahul Bhargava, a brilliant researcher and educator, who is co-author of databasic.io. He took us on a journey behind how data has historically been used to keep people in fear, whereas playfulness is the antidote to get all of us data-creative. We also created a small mind map with the highlights of the episode here ( ), in case you are curious and want to follow the conversation with it in hand🤓 On our next episode, we are featuring Janne Kunze from Dook1, who kickstarted a trippy project called "Data Democracy" ReGen Team🤿

What do you do when you finish your music education, and a lot of resources just dissapear? Recording studios, instruments, equipment, an active network of teachers, peers, collaborators...now, you need to earn it. Not a student anymore.😱 Sophia and Tobias had these questions bugging their minds, as they faced their after-graduation reality-check shock. Whenever answers needed to come from their individual efforts, the road ahead seemed uphill. But, if there could only be a hub, an incubator of like-minded graduates, then it all looks more doable.🌈 Aarhus Lydforening (ALF) is the effort to ”put Aarhus back in the map” when it comes to having a platform for musicians in this situation. On this episode, you can hear more about Sophia’s idea, which was pitched at the Aarhus Soup Vol.6.🥣

Creative Connections Collective #102 ----------- Don't you hate the psychotherapist that pretends to know everything? Well, maybe not "hate", but has any of those blocked you from really trying a therapy?🤔 Camilo may know a thing or two about that when he defines himself as a "soft" psychologist who sometimes doesn't really know why something worked with a patient. And that's still ok! ✨ In a time where anything can be considered a therapy, Camilo has a more personal story to share about why therapy can be powerful, and what to do when patient and therapist just don't click🤝 Our favorite part of the conversation? The moment when he offered free therapy, so he could practice his English👏 DISCLAIMER: we discussed topics like sexual abuse and violence, which can be triggering for some people🙏 Please, bear it in mind before listening to this episode. Thank you! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creative Connections Collective #101 ----------- Aarhus Soup Special🥣 Have you ever stopped yourself from playing music, painting, acting or just being creative? And, moreover, have you ever done so while comparing yourself with your idols, and how great they are (and how much you suck)?😵 We have also been there. And so do Jeppe and Gabriel. Coming from two very different worlds, they both agree that we need to change the game in music, and to stop torturing ourselves with the standards of stardom☢️ And what better way to do so than using the Tarot archetypes, turned them into a gradual recruitment process where other musicians and non-musicians will have to embody said archetypes, and create a work of art?🍄 C-Cube Team💜💛💜 P.s. Over a year ago, we also talked with Jeppe, while his last project was just starting. Check it out👉https://soundcloud.com/ccube_aarhus/aarhus-is-an-open-ended-village-21

Creative Connections Collective #100 ----------- Aarhus Soup Special🥣 Did you know that there are women-only colleges in India?😯 Have you ever felt that Science should be more emotional?🔥 How would our world change if Science was just a treasure hunt? 🗺️ Shaeema touched upon these and many other topics, while presenting her project "Science melting pot", which was the most voted at the 6th Aarhus Soup✨ Either if you feel more poetic than techy about Science, or you want your kids to get more sci-fi with it, or you just want to tap into an exciting & upcoming local initiative, this episode is for you😉 C-Cube team💜💛💜

Creative Connections Collective #99 ----------- Xhensila and Javier had an imaginary baby called "Teal", whose strongest skill is to make people chill🍦 That baby was born in the middle of this conversation, thanks to Someoneyou, a card game of Xhensila's invention. On top, we covered a hot topic, which has been trending for the last 2 years: mental health at work, at life, at everything. It was inspiring to quote LEGO's case, and how such a massive corporation caters to its own employees sake🍀 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creative Connections Collective #98 ----------- We all love trashing politicians. Let’s be honest: we would do a much better job. And be less corrupted. But, it’s always rich people passing down power in circles of blood. The story is redundant and sad. UNTIL, you actually get to work like (some) people do in politics; particularly when a crisis hits our world. And, boy, you are gonna get surprised!🤠 That is @CRIsim (https://www.crisim.org/) Joel, a student of (believe it or not) Global Responsibility Leadership at University of Groningen, created a role-play simulacrum, where a crisis hits your face (along a group of other clueless people), and the best tools you have to solve it are 1) your team, 2) the Model of the United Nations, and 3) your innermost self stripped down to a crisis that feels so real, your brain believes it. If you are also curious about the MUN, check it out here: https://www.nmun.org/ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #97 ----------- On this episode, we feature Marie Prisholm Bjørn, project leader at Kulbroen and visual communicator at VINKaarhus✨ Marie is a very inspiring neighbor: as a creative, she found her way and charm in taking a formal education in Art History; as a project-maker, she is not picky about the ups-and-downs of fundraising, apart from dreaming up cool ideas🚀 Her current take on art: make it blend into daily life, let it surprise people in the most subtle way possible🌱 Soon, more inspiring neighbors! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #96 ----------- Capucine captured the essence of Aarhus Soup by sharing her winning approach: instead of details about her project, she described how she felt and what it meant for her🌱 On this episode, we dived into Heart Coherence (hearthspace.co). If you ever felt that there’s more in your heart that just blood and heartbeats, you’d be glad of knowing about this therapeutic field✨ To get in touch with Capucine, you can find her at Hearth 🔥 self-care community Stay tuned for the upcoming Aarhus Soup episodes! C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #95 ----------- A lot of people hate their landlords. Deposits, in some way, are like a mafia tax. But, sometimes, miracles occur. And that's Alessia's case✨ After backpacking for over 2 years, Alessia landed in the city of smiles. Slowly, project after project, she got a taste of the local cultural underground, and Chichi Cultural House stated to grow on her🌱 The punch line? CCH is a space born out of Alessia's previous landlord giving away an unused venue in the middle of downtown, for her to invite as many culture-makers she can in a period of two months⚡ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #94 ----------- Juliana took a quick holiday to Portugal when she was 5. After returning to Mozambique, she was decided: living abroad was the best shot to have a better life🚀 So, she did. 20-something years forward, Juliana decides to move to Aarhus and work with the local Municipality. Almost right off the bat, she connected with Loftsound and boosted their artistic approach and events. This, before deciding to move abroad and pursuit new dreams⚡ This episode is full of surprises and very personal anecdotes and insights. Ideal for these days when the sun is so abscent🌤 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #93 ----------- What a pleasure to talk with Kåre William Wulff, one of the heart-beats at the leadership of Frontløberne💥 If you meet Kåre, you are up for a burst of energy and cross-cutting thinking and making⚡️ So, it may also surprise you to know that his childhood was SO different, almost a bit tragical. On top, expect this episode to go about an essential premise for life: whatever you do, "bring them into your fantasy"🧞 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #92 ----------- Alfiero Zanotto has been advicing artists and cultural workers of all types over the last 5 years⚡️. On top, he's worked for the Nordic Culture Point as senior advisor, before recently becoming an Erasmus+ specialist for the Swedish Council of Higher Education💥 Credentials aside, we reached Alfiero out to get his view on what possibilities Covid-19 brought to all of us working within culture and creative🧐 His main take away: "don't be ashame of selling art". C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #91 ----------- It is know that many Kaospilot students are trained to be magical; almost like a Hogwarts of alternative leadership🧙‍♂️ In the case of Kaare Rugsted, delivering tricks on the spot is an essential part of his background. It may, then, make a lot of sense that he is now focusing on the craft and creed of designing rituals for life nowadays💥 Are you struggling with overcoming a heavy heart/head/life? Do you want to explore alternative ways of taking advantage of these challenges? Then this episode is the perfect rainy-day companion🥳 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #90 ----------- A year ago, Juanjo Keena was not yet a part of Open the Kimono, but he was already a geek for science fiction, sound futurism, and the side-effects of technological development 👽 Today, he is organizing Aarhus Futura, an unprecedented long-shot festival with a particular edge: to celebrate technology while securing an equal level of cultural development❤️ If you are tired of techy events that sound like either Linkdin material or "go home", and, instead, you miss recovering a sense of fantasy and playfulness...check this episode out! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #89 ----------- Pernille was "playing by the books" as they said. She had the boyfriend, the education (abroad even), and the job. Only the dog was missing🐶 BUT, life is non-linear...so a series of events, like a near-death experience, moved her out of her comfort zone, which led her to take her storytelling passion, and make it her craft👩‍🍳 A couple of years forward, she finds herself stranded in Costa Rica and, once again, there are two options: to despair in your comfort zone, or to cope by moving beyond🌤 What would you really do? Take a listen to this episode while thinking about 2022, and check out Penny's site on the firts comment below👇 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #88 ----------- When you decide to emigrate, excitement is constantly challenged by fear of loneliness and failure. You can't really say that you will be strong, resilient or clever enough to commit and root in, instead of bouncing back to your home country🤕 We are very glad of having talked with AIESEC Aarhus, the local chapter of an organization created right after WW2, for people to "have the right of knowing more cultures", instead of brutally hating each other🍭 It's amazing to connect with like-hearted organizations in town who are also putting their best efforts to sustain new stories, platforms and opportunities for newcommers and locals to enjoy and care for each other❤️ DISCLAIMER: please, bare in mind for some intermitent cuts in our interviewees' microphone. We were using new gadgets, and it is only by this small errors that we are fine-tunning for the upcoming episodes🙏 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #87 ----------- HOT-SEAT SPECIAL Ah, it is so refreshing to change the pace and rythm of our interviews for once!🎯 Who knows...maybe you like us better in a 20-min format?😅 Well, that's what we have for you today too. Daniel Aneto Olesen, a freshly graduated Kaospilot, who is constantly tapping into our local scene in-and-out, hosted the latest Kulturmødet mors at Frontløberne🚀 And he invited us to sit down in a hot-seat format, and discuss culture (which we love -ofc-). This episode unprecedently suits a pre-insominc moment in bed, or a last-minute dog walk, or (why not) a commuting day dreaming lapse to keep summer in the heart🤤 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #86 ----------- A clear sign of depression is the constant lack of energy😵 Everything feels more difficult, unreal, pointless. Funny enough, a majority of the people working in the so-called "cultural field" experience this in different ways, on a daily-basis. The lack of money, resources and recognition also fuels the personal devotion to promote arts, cross-cultural events, and hands-on cultural integration. During the lockdown, this strange combo got even stranger👽 The FLUKHX is an unprecedented fusion of three vibrant local hotspots (Frontløberne, Ungdomskulturhuset - UKH, Institut for (X), Godsbanen, Aarhus) that works towards improving our scene bottom up. Appart from the classic menu of mentoring, networking and placemaking, they are also getting money and influence to hit the next level of community development in Aarhus🎯 Take a listen to Mathias Brander Skovsted, especially if you think that your projects and creative drive should be enough to live a sustainable life too! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #85 ----------- With Julie Krog Vistisen from Livemagasinet, we talked a lot about how info-overdoze happens more often the more you consume news alone👤 On top, it is so much more nutritious when people can oppose ideas and opinions live, in front of each other, knowing that most people in the room are trying to elongate their minds🧠 Along those lines is the essence of Julie's journalism, where she does not produce words, audio or vide, but living talks among unexpected key noters⚡ Enjoy this episode right then when you may be getting screen fatigue pre-migrane⛑ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #84 ----------- You would not recognize the old Mikkel in Mikkel nowadays. I am telling you: the guy used to be what you would joke he would actually never be🤣 But here we are, taking about the details of (having) been a Republican kid (can you actually picture a 15-year-old excited about meeting Trump??). Saving bees, rapping bars, and getting 3 hot tips on how to blend with Danes are some of the highlights of this episode. Forget the rain, and listen to us🔥 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #83 ----------- How can you defend the value of a project when the impact goes beyond products and technologies? How can we look for inspiration in non-evident sources to feed our passion and perseverance? These are some of the questions that we threw at Michael Heider, who gently picked them up and filled them out with personal experience and calmly accuracy🌞 Check out ProjectToghet and Emotional in the comments, to explore Michael's ecosystem further on🐚 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #82 ----------- Has your mom ever told you "Hmm, you should be a Doctor", right after you told her "what I want is to work with people"?🤔 That was one of Camilla's starting points while she was discovering who she wanted to be work-wise. 🌈 Holding space for others, facilitating meaningful connections, and diving deeper into the history behind the Arts & Culture was the long-shot she picked, where health and care were still heavily involved (without any prescription-power though😉). Join us on this episode, where we explored (among other things) 1) the value and challgenges of working with volunteers, 2) the importance of being money-wise apart from being whole-hearted in your project and intentions, and 3) some of the coolest upcoming initiatives in Aarhus to hype your mind after the lockdown-life🥵 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Why is being heartbroke still so unpopular in the public space?🤔 Would knowing your co-workers' past heartbreaks help you work better with them?🤝 What is taboo in heartbreaks in the end?🤫 These are some of the questions that Amalie and Helen triggered during our conversation about "The Heartbreak Collection", an initiative about revaluing our capacity to cope when love is not there anymore.👨‍🦯👩‍🦯 P.s. Have a laugh at the host, who decided to invent a word ("heartbrokeness") and repeat intensely throughout the episode😬 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #80 ----------- Aren't you a bit tired of your Danish friends/colleagues/lovers not really talking about politics (maybe not to ruin the hygge)?🤔 Isn't it a bit strange that so many locals don't really know how their welfare state came to be the way it is?🤯 We are, and talking to Jane was an intellectual bliss. On this episode, you'll gain an intimate insight on 1) how political scientists are trained, 2) how unaddressed topics like Global Warming still are within that education, 3) why Denmark may be putting the US too much on a pedestal🤡 A perfect episode to listen to while dodging drunk football fans, and having a micro-existancialist moment on the go. C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #79 ----------- #AARHUSSOUP Meet the Makers🍜 Jonatan made a case out of the repression that the electronic music scene suffers in Aarhus👮‍♂️👮‍♀️ The local police has stigmatized it as a drug-culture all in all, and that has made it very difficult for new artists to emerge and root locally. Furthermore, he dreams of connecting as many artists in these field who are also inventors, in order to expand this culture and make it reach unexpected regions. This gave birth to his project, "Embassy"🌍 Have a sip of an exciting conversation, about an initiative that could change our music scene forever⚡️ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #78 ----------- #AARHUSSOUP Meet the Makers🍜 Endre arrived to Denmark as a designer, but started working as a fruit picker🍓 Then, he moved into Aalborg to study Digital Concept Development, in order to find a way into the local job market. The journey has been tough. It still is for a lot of people. But, things get much more encouraging if there's a community of people turning personal obstacles into group challenges. That's exactly the purpose of Aarhus Design Initiative🌱 Endre copes with design, always. Don't we all do the same when we feel passion for something?🔥 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Wendy arrived to Aarhus 6 years ago following love and giving up on her comfort zone back in The Netherlands. Through storytelling, poetry and improv-comedy, she then overcame her break up, fell in love with Aarhus, and started the strongest platform to share stories: "Always Burning"🔥 She considers herself an "inbetweener", navigating among stories, nationalities, core values and thinking hats🌟 If you liked her pitch at the 4th Aarhus Soup, then this is your chance to dive deeper! If this is you first time you hear about Wendy, this episode is gold☀️ Have a listen while recovering from your Wolt shift or your unexpected hangover after bumping into a "Denmark won" street party. C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #76 ----------- #AARHUSSOUP Meet the Makers🔥 Helena delivered a great pitch during the 4th Aarhus Soup, and here's the episode to know even more about it!⚡ If you are looking for an active community of curious people trying to bring health and information back into sex education, this is your creed🌱 Have you ever wondered about what sex-positive porn is? Let Helena introduce you then🎯 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #75 ----------- Laura decided to quit her career as a football player in the middle of the semifinals at a crucial tournament😱 Then, se moved onto applying to the KaosPilots, an intuitive decision stuck in the back of her mind. It took her two times to get in, and discover what her life call is: to hold space.🌱 But, what does that really mean? How does one hold space? And what is the 5th order? A little hint: the theory behind it goes all the way back to the early 90's, where a group of researchers decided to turn companies into "learning organizations"🔥 Check this episode, especially if you are curious about why your work place feels like it could give you a more thorough life experience🎯 For more info on Laura's lab, browse "trivselslab". C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #74 ----------- On this episode, Xenia and Szandra from TIME:ANGELS dropped by to talk about the importance of having support when having an original idea⚡ The goal of their initiative is to connect makers and mentors to expand the impact of your time while making your idea come through🌱 It is a sense of lack of enough time that can both put us off track, making us giving up, and also neglect our planet, and become unsustainable. That is why we also discuss the role of zeal in helping companies to transition into a more green-mindset, as a part of Xenia's daily work 🔥 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #73 ----------- Maybe the sweetes and most bitter things in life are created through the same capacity🧬 Imagination. More often than none, imagining glorious solutions or the meanest procedures stems out of a context, a space. Never a vaccum. That's where Liene devotes most of her time and work on🌱 If you are also a bit crushed and seduced by problems of social inclusion and cultural challenges, then this episode is for you😘 Enjoy this episode while (finally) deciding to clean up your shower filter! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #72 ------------ It is common to look for shortcuts with all the information we swallow nowadays😅 In the case of Josefine Aude Raas, she was curious about the lack of interest in Latin America by the Danish news😱 This, combined with her love for the Latin culture, led her to travel the continent, and grow a more personal views on how information works. Check out this episode, where Josefine shows us how listening to all voices addressing a difficult, global topic is still the safest route to thinking by yourself🌱 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #71 ------------ Aarhus Soup #meetthemakers🌈 Finally, the last project-picher from our 3rd Aarhus Soup! Aneta is a multipurpose maker, willing to share her passion and curiosity to create across fields⚡ While studying Sociology, she started to learn Coding on her own; while following her drive for Ilustration, she also learnt how to sew💥 You can find Aneta at Frontløberne, and also check out her content here: https://anetacamo.github.io/ Enjoy the episode! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #70 ------------ Aarhus Soup #meetthemakers🌈 One thing that can be infernal is to look for a place to live in a country you don't know yet😱 We have all encountered people who say that they don't smock, they are super clean, and that 11pm is the time they go to bed...we have all probably lied a bit on it tbh😎 Quikeyz is a student startup that partook in our 3rd Soup, which has a mission of making the whole house match-making more transparent, and enjoyable.🌱 They also had a very smooth philosophy on how to approach growth, development and team working, so check them out! Enjoy this episode while gently sunbathing somewhere out there🔥 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #69 ------------ It is absolutely refreshing to find teachers like Gitte🌱 While bureacracy can actually mummify the action and fiction in education, there's always a black sheep putting excitement beyond curricula🔥 On this episode, Gitte explains his journey from been offered a football coach position, to mounting her own advertising company, to working for (not that evil) Arla, to hit the stage in Business Academy Aarhus. In the process, she came to a realization: foreigners are a blessing⚡️ A sweet episode if you've ever experienced/escaped/suffered the tricky claws of SU! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #68 ------------ Emil went from getting fired a week after having his first restaurant job in New Zealand at age 18, to start an initiative that helped aged people to live a smooth life, to funding "Acter", a platform to keep changemakers aware about other group's big picture, and gain momentum✨💥 If you've never heard about the Theory of Change, dive into this podcast and get exposed to Emil's embodiment of this tool/principle, while we discuss edgy topics in a silky tone of voice🎯 Enjoy this episode while eating a frozen pizza or cleaning your toilet! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #67 ------------ Aarhus Soup #meetthemakers🌈 Je Di did a great job intrducing his growing blockchain community during the 3rd Soup🔥 On this episode, you can dive deeper into this new technology, which can sometimes be overwhelming to do so🤓 Join his Discord server (link in the comments👇👇) or get in touch with him through Linkedin (also in the comments). Je Di's journey into blockchain is super relatable, and his approach is mega chill🍄 Enjoy this episode while waiting for the sun to come back! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #66 ------------ Niels Bak had a somewhat typical beginning: born and raised in a small town, he bumped into refugee families at an early age and, only later, realized how biased he was. Also, how blindly rich one can be‍😱 The conversation was so rich, that we feel tempted to bullet-point some highlights: . You can realize that you've been a racist for a long time, and do something about it. . If you shout, nobody listens. If you invite people to brainstorm, most would improve. . Danish politics is fragile and stinky as many other prime time governments. . Think-tanks are not only for smoking-room, power-adrenaline moguls, but also a promising format for upcoming generations. . Ideologies are easier to grasp if you ask yourself: "How confident is this people about people's capacity to learn forever?" Listen to this episode while toasting your bread or doing your nails.💅 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

#meetthemakers✨ Martyna delivered a smoking hot pitch which led Ladies that UX Aarhus to pocket 1900dkk and gain visibility in our community🌈 On this episode, Martyna expands on her experience looking for a job, finding aid in LT UX Aarhus, and the responsibilities behind designing. If you are into Design, or feel like you could dive deeper, have a listen, and reach out to these amazing makers💜 Aarhus Soup🔥

meetthemakers✨ Did you enjoy watching "Altered" and "When the moon was Gibbous"?🤩 We were so excited to know more about Animation, and the life challenges of being an animator, that we reached out to Mathieu (Altered/ Dystopian Creatives), Erika ("When..."/ BOBBYPILLS), along with Elena (ATOLL Studio) to sit and listen☕ Take a dive, and expect more artists coming over to the future Soups! Aarhus Soup🔥

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #63 ------------ If you are also an undeclared coffee lover (addict), this episode can be extra relevant☕️ Connecting Grounds is a local, student-base startup trying to create food out of used coffee grains🚀 If you ever felt that you are "not ready" to start a company, then take a look at these guys! While still studying, they engaged into an entrepreneurial-scrum, overcame their individual obstacles as a team, and off the groun they are✨ Enjoy the episode under the sun! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #62 ------------ How many times have you erased your browsing history because you watched porn?😉 On top, how many times have you fought (or wish you did) over consent, communication and (dis)satisfaction with a partner/lover/friend?🙃 Helena is very interested in almost any answer to these open-ended questions. We got as comfy as it gets to discuss porn, sexuality, and even pedophilia🍀 Enjoy this episode while commuting, Wolting or doing that cleaning job⚡ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #61 ------------ You may have been at the climax of a festival, all glittery and in awe, when suddenly something strikes you: there are so many fast-food shops and so much trash slowly accumulating around😶. The fun continues, and you leave, maybe with the after-thought of tons of volunteers taking care of the trash and the shops. Navus is bringing a twist to the way you can join and create a festival while leaving a positive trace. Moreover, Elisabeth had to travel to the Pacific Islands and get back to a minimalistic, almost primitive lifestyle, to envision the potential of such a festival🌟 Enjoy the episode! C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #60 ------------ Federico Bortoletto was already an accomplished musician and former studio owner in NY when he missed the exit to Copenhagen, ending up in Aarhus for one night only🌙 The morning after, while walking his dog, he stumbled upon a group of Kaospilots. He got a greet and a brochure, came back to Italy, and forgot about it. Time would pass, and that same brochure would pop up again, now changing his life forever🍀 The same applies for this conversation, where we nudged each other in and out of topics and revelations, although reaching out a common suspicion: what used to made Denmark great may actually taking it slowly down. Spice your commuting with this talk🌶 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #59 ------------ Have you ever felt discriminated at school? Maybe you are taking an education in English, and your teacher starts talking in a language you don't speak, all the way until the end of the lesson🤔 Did you have trouble coming back to Denmark to carry on with your studies? Have you felt emotionally constrained and thought that all help had a price tag? Then, this episode can be extra useful for you. Maria Alarcon Alcaraz and the International Committee at Aarhus University are addressing this problems head-on, and you can reach our very easily🙌 Enjoy this episode and ask for help if needed⚡ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #58 ------------ Anne Eggebrecht managed to put her passions and fears on top of a skateboard and ride them🛹 This led to the beginning of SKATEDUCATE, an organization that encourages tons of girls to do the same🔥 Skating has brought interesting debates into action, as with how a non-competitive physical activity can create a solid community and how to be courageous is a team sport.⚡ Enjoy the episode, and get a skateboard! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #57 ------------ At age 20, Martin is not shy about his passions. As soon as he set foot in Aarhus, he made sure that (almost literaly) everyone in town knew that he was ready to engange⚡ This, as anti danish-humble as it may sound, got him to meet many local entrepreneurs and mentors willing to give a helping hand. Would you ever tried something like this?🌪 Tap into this episode, and get your IRL hunger fired up🔥

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #56 ------------ CPH Mini-Tour! Here our second take out of our CPH zafari⚡ Vika Wiktorija Marszalek and Daiana Vitalba are an astonishing dynamic duo, finding their own transition from school to business while staying true🍀 Life Design Circle is an exciting startup that works upon most of our common (untold) fears, so get a hold of these vibes and reach out if you resonate with them🌞 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #55 ------------ CPH Mini-Tour! We went to Copenhagen to mingle with some cultural houses and creative groups🍀 On this episode, Torben Vinter shared his journey on how to sustain a career in the cultural field⚡️ As former daily leader of Frontløberne and current key person in HUSET, he's come to boil down some sharp insights on how our cherished (yet often neglected) cultural scene can get empowered by people like you and me🐲 Take a listen to this episode, and get new ideas on how to help your cultural scene too😎 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #54 ------------ Cat is, by far, one of the most unexpected guests we have had. Trained as an Archeologist in Ancient China 🐲 and being a polyglotte who lived in several countries, she calls herself a "yogiprenerd" nowadays🕌 Does all this sound utterly exotic? We also agree, so no more spoilers. Just take a listen! AND, you can contact Cat and check out her work here👇👇 https://www.facebook.com/groups/yogaaarhussyd INSTA @downdogsdenmark C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #53 ------------ Have you ever thought "Fuck it, I'll go and live on the streets?"🤔 That is exactly what Steffen did, and he became an entrepreneur right after that🍀 This is, by far, a glorious episode for us. It is full of insights, no-nonsense, and the suggestion that you may need to get dirty if you want your dreams to come true🦩 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #53 ------------ (TEASER) Have you ever thought "Fuck it, I'll go and live on the streets?"🤔 That is exactly what Steffen did, and he became an entrepreneur right after that🍀 This is, by far, a glorious episode for us. It is full of insights, no-nonsense, and the suggestion that you may need to get dirty if you want your dreams to come true🦩 Full episode soon (we just like teasing, you know). C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #52 ------------ Aaron Benjamin Butcher has been trying to find a personal way for combining his entrepreneurial drive with his call for helping people to gain new awareness about themselves🍀 As part of the journey, he needed to learn how to price his work without excluding people from rediscovering their breathing capacities, while also sustaining himself🎯 C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Aaron has found very personal ways for combining his entrepreneurial drive with his call for helping people to gain new awareness about themselves🍀 In the process, he needed to learn how to price his work without excluding people from rediscovering their breathing capacities, while also sustaining himself🎯 An amazing episode is coming soon! C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Meet the makers! #aarhussoup💥🎯 We have a new project-maker opening up and talking about their ups and downs while pursuing their dreams⚡️ Today, Lina Staškevičiūtė from Foodsharing Aarhus dropped by to expand on the whys and hows of her project, and how you can also get involved🍌 Foodsharing Aarhus is about facing food waste with a smile on your face and a sense of community right into the cooking! More epsiodes coming soon😎 C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Meet the makers! #aarhussoup💥🎯 Listen to Cath Gielnik expanding on her background and project "LåB"! This project was a part of our second Soup, where Cath pitched the idea of creating a website for more non-formal education to be available for people🥳 Cath's story adds a lot to the mission of this project, which may also inspire you to collaborate! If you've ever wondered "Is there anything else than just academia?", this episode is full of good news❤ Enjoy this and the upcoming episodes! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #49 ------------ Emil Winther has a special vibe. After quitting his 9 to 17 journalistic soap-oper prospect, he escaped to the forest in Sweden👋 After figuring that his existencial crises were part of his vocational journey, she joined the Kaospilot and became a facilitator⚡ We had a very open-hearted talk, where we covered our takes on being "stoic", the thrilled of creating value without necessarily securing money, and also how atomic bombs could create a new atmosphere in Mars👽 Enjoy the episode!

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #49 ------------ (TEASER) Emil has a special vibe. Having tried to be a journalist among politicians and seasoned professionals, he broke down, skipped the urban life and became a KaosPilot. Then, he found purpose in his work by helping people to develop their own🔥 This is definitely a special episode, unfolding with the pace of a jam, and branching out like most real conversations do🍀 Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #48 ------------ What a pleasure to talk with Sofie Bach from Frontløberne! And what a way of getting acquainted with this vibrant cultural house⚡ On this episode, Sofie took us all the way through her "there is no waste of time" mindset, while coupling it with Frontløberne's efforts to become more multicultural and inclusive💫 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #48 (TEASER) ------------ What a pleasure to talk with Sofie from Frontløberne! This culutral house has been hosting more and moe multicultural projects and makers, and it makes so much sense considering Sofie's background and work⚡ On this episode, we talked about the importance of random life-choices, of having a "nothing is a waste" mentality, and how it can also help us to stay creative in times of massive immigration and social inclusion issues🔥 Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #47 ------------ Metin Lindved Aydin dropped some boosting political statements in our conversation🔥 Working in Architecture, while also leading an NGO, and now running for a chair in the City Townhall, we managed to use his multiple standpoints to talk about Immigration, politics and inclusion⚡ The bottom line: either internationals get more involved in politics, or they'll be left behind. C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #47 (TEASER) ------------ Metin Lindved Aydin dropped some boosting political statements in our conversation🔥 Working in Architecture, while also leading an NGO, and now running for a chair in the City Townhall, we managed to use his multiple standpoints to talk about Immigration, politics and inclusion⚡ The bottom line: either internationals get more involved in politics, or they'll be left behind. Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #45 ------------ #AarhusSoup Our first edition of Aarhus Soup 🧃also connected us with Cypher Movement, an impressive gang of freestyle dancers ready to snap you out of dancefloor panic-mode⚡ Thank you Nicoline Quarrie and Mary for an amazing talk! The history of the Cypher is super spicy, showing how the best counter-culture can start with jamming🔥 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #45 ------------ 50th EPISODE! We are so happy to reach 50 episodes just on time to interview Biophilia, who was our most voted project during the first Aarhus Soup⚡😍 Adding up the 5 "Women in Music" cuts to these 45 ones, we tap into this sexy number almost seamlessly🌿 It is a bless to make these episodes! About this rad project, Capucine Chandon and Angela H'Rengt have managed to combine the need for nature and social inclusion, with an underground tourism quest off the beaten paths of Denrmak💫 Definitely one of the most interesting episodes so far! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #44 ------------ We had the pleasure of talking with Nicolai and Jonas from Internet Week Denmark, an upcoming local festival about Tech, Digital life, and all the wicked problems you could expect in between👾 This is a very interesting gang, especially if you are into any of the Social Dilemma's-kind of issues⚡ This fest also allows for a lot of project-makers to use their platform to express their messages. Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #44 (TEASER) ------------ We had the pleasure of talking with Nicolai and Jonas from Internet Week Denmark, an upcoming local festival about Tech, Digital life, and all the wicked problems you could expect in between👾 This is a very interesting gang, especially if you are into any of the Social Dilemma's-kind of issues⚡ This fest also allows for a lot of project-makers to use their platform to express their messages. Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #43 ------------ Here is Pola: a multipurpose designer, who went from dreaming of becoming a handball pro-player, to working for LEGO, quitting, and expanding her skills as a freelancer🙌 It is mega inspiring to notice that expats who managed to include themselves in Denmark point out at a positive mindset and a creative networking spirit as key ingredients to make it happen🦄 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #43 (TEASER) ------------ Here is Pola: a multipurpose designer, who went from dreaming of becoming a handball pro-player, to working for LEGO, quitting, and expanding her skills as a freelancer🙌 It is mega inspiring to notice that expats who managed to include themselves in Denmark point out at a positive mindset and a creative networking spirit as key ingredients to make it happen🦄 Full episode coming sooner than the vaccine💉 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #42 ------------ Silvia is the kind of maker that gets us super excited ⚡ After less than one year in Aarhus, Silvia sounds convinced of bringing exciting changes to our community. 🤩 Check out her project The Space 🙌 C-Cube Team 💜💛💜

How inspiring it is to meet project-makers fueled by the Corona challenges ⚡ For Silvia and her team, The Space is their creative response to the lockdown-reality. 🤲 After less than one year in Aarhus, Silvia sounds convinced on bringing exciting changes to our community. 🤩 Full episode soon! C-Cube Team 💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #41 ------------ #LiftOff Audio disclaimer: we talked with masks on during the epsiode due to the Covid restrictions, which ended up being pretty experimental😷, so we hope you can cope with the final sound quality🙏 On this episode, we had Kim and Lucas from Kontinuum, an upcoming association we got the chance to meet at Lift Off in Frontløberne. They gave us a run-down on the ambition behind a project that came to the mind of two different people at the same exact time.⚡ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #40 ------------ Nadin brought a super powerful testimony on personal resilience, with a sharp twist of vocational decisions🌱 She wants to help unveiling the taboo of mental health, especially within the Muslim community🕸 She volunteers heavily in Palyouth - Danmark and has been featured in a documentary (https://www.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR3nZovvVAxzLfDlpXBkfnX42iesyzCMeQxU6j4k8q1-QXP5vdcuBTQBkhk&v=jPdOttqF5s0&feature=youtu.be) C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #40 (TEASER) ------------ Nadi is such a powerful and empowering person. Coming from a resilient background of forced immigration and starting from scratch, she displays such an energy that is contagious👾 Definitely a hot teaser! Full episode soon⚡ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #39 ------------ Freya burgos-kjær is SO ambitious, yet SO calm! She has founded one of the must exciting and unepexctedly needed organizations in Aarhus, yet she takes it extra chill. Before moving to Denmark in 2017, she lived in two different countries, toured on and off around Europe (and even Japan!) with her family-performance group. And now, with SPAA Festival, she will reactivate the street performance life in Aarhus in the middle of a global pandemic. Please stand up, and believe in this girl! We hope you enjoy this episode, AND, if you are proud either of your project, or any of your friends’, family member’s, lover’s initiative, set them over, and let’s have an interview about it!🙌 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #39 (TEASER) ------------ With only 20 years old, Freya has been places already. Before moving to Denmark in 2017, she lived in two different countries, toured on and off around Europe (and even Japan!) with her family-performance group, and has now set herself the mission of reactivating street arts in Aarhus. Say whaaaat?!🙌 Take a listen to this teaser, and, don't worry! The full episode is coming soon⚡ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #38 (TEASER) ------------ On this episode, Blanca and Morten from DreamStuff dropped by the podcast to explore their work doing immersive design🎭 Having met in Barcelona while working with La Fura dels Baus, we also discussed the main untapped opportunities present both here and there, due to the (creative) Covid constrains 👾 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #38 (TEASER) ------------ On this episode, Blanca and Morten from DreamStuff dropped by the podcast to explore their work doing immersive design🎭 Having met in Barcelona while working with La Fura dels Baus, we also discussed the main untapped opportunities present both here and there, due to the (creative) Covid constrains 👾 Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #37 ------------ Christian Rahbek Sander from Protolab has an appealing mix of determination, calmness and very honest approach to life.☯️ Having been rejected from film school in Denmark, he decided to flip off to the determined pathway into creativity, and find his own way around. In the process, he managed to enroll and lead one of the most proactive student organizations in town, which is opened to any curious sould wanting to play seriously. Funny fact: as soon as he was chosen a leader, Covid-19 hit the world.⚡ Enjoy the full episode, and remember to reach out to us or our guests without hesitation! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #37 (TEASER) ------------ On this episode, Christian from Protolab, a students creative hub located at Erhvervsakademi Aarhus dropped by the studio⚡ We talked about dealing creatively with academic rejection, and how to stay positive when leading a project throughout Covid-19🧠 Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

--------Women in Music-------- #5 (FINAL EPISODE, SEASON 1) This is the 5th episode of Women in Music, an initiative made to involve new voices into the discussion about gender inequality. ⚡ Our guests brought a lot of amazing inputs, that stretch way beyond our starting point, and more into a discussion about diversity and how to keep it sustainable.🍀 Thank you Gyngen FO-Aarhus and Jazzselskabet Aarhus and Peder for the support!! ----------- NOW...our guest!💜💛💜 Camilla Overgaard is a guitarist, pedagogue and composer, who has recently been choosen the first female leader of Dansk Musiker Forbund - DMF in Aarhus (in a 100 years😯). She looks forward to increase the diversity and inclusion of genres, artists and cultures in DMF as the new normal🔥 Peder Udengaard is a local politican and entrepreneur, who has been fostering the cultural field of Aarhus for over 10+ years. He has also worked with Teater Katapult, Aarhus Jazz Orchestra and is the manager and spokesperson of the LGTBQ+ in Aarhus.

--------Women in Music-------- #4 Our 4th episode of Women in Music fresh from the mix🌪. We are already working on the next step towards 2021! ----------- NOW...our guest!💜💛💜 Sophia Sagaradze (23) is a georgian MA student in Electronic Composition in DIEM at the Royal Academy of Music Aarhus. She has also been president of the Student Union at Tbilisi State Conservatoire. Amira Gluhic (33) is the co-founder of HeadQuarters, a soothing local music venue that promotes all sort of diverse genres and acts. She has been working in the music industry for the last 10 years, hosting up to 250+ events yearly.

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #36 ------------ Rafaela is a musician, composer and choir director from Venezuela. She explores alternative genres, where she finds "a sense of magic realism"⚡️ Rafa's journey to Denmark is very powerful, especially in the way that Music helped her to settle into Aarhus. On the 12th of December, she is making an art installation combining these passions and experiences in an interactive, Covid-friendly way☀️ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #36 (TEASER) ------------ Rafaela is a musician, composer and choir director from Venezuela. She has been living in Aarhus for over 7 years, promoting and collecting all sorts of Latin American folk songs with her group Cantaclaro.✨ Rafa's life story is very encouraging to all newcomers trying to settle into Aarhus. Full episode coming soon!🔥 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

--------Women in Music-------- #3 With the support of Peder Udengaard from FO-Aarhus, Gyngen and Jazzselskabet Aarhus, we are trying to contribute to a conversation around gender imbalance in the Danish music industry🎤 Our first reaction was to look for inspiring and committed female musicians in Aarhus ready to share their experience in this social issue⚡️ This is our third episode! There are 2 more coming towards the end of 2020. We are working to kindle this light towards a larger project, where more, unexpected voices can collaborate into a sustainable initiative🍀 ----------- NOW...our guest!💜💛💜 Mai Hiura (29) is the main booker at Institut for (X), Godsbanen, Aarhus. Recently turned in to a DJ baby as part of the Future Female Sounds collective, Mai has over 10 years experience in the music industry, working with all sorts of artists and creatives.🔥

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #35 ------------ Abdul Dube, an eclectic and eloquent maker from South Africa, dropped by the podcast to discuss about immigration, arts, project- making and mental health.🔥 This is a spicy episode, ideal for some intelectual hygge🥽 Spare some time for us, and check on these takeaways suggested by Abdul in the heat of the moment: https://www.creativenestlings.com/whatittakes/volumeone https://ruru.ruangrupa.org/index.php/news/ http://www.facebook.com/cwu.bpoc https://toleratedindividuality.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/race-and-epistemologies-of-ignorance.pdf C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #35 (TEASER) ------------ Abdul Dube, an eclectic and eloquent maker from South Africa, dropped by the podcast to discuss about immigration, arts, project- making and mental health.🔥 This is a spicy episode, ideal for some intelectual hygge🥽 Spare some time for us, and check on these takeaways suggested by Abdul in the heat of the moment: https://www.creativenestlings.com/whatittakes/volumeone https://ruru.ruangrupa.org/index.php/news/ http://www.facebook.com/cwu.bpoc https://toleratedindividuality.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/race-and-epistemologies-of-ignorance.pdf Full episode coming soon! C-Cube Team💛💜💛

--Women in Music-------- With the support of Peder Udengaard from FO-Aarhus, Gyngen and Jazzselskabet Aarhus, we are trying to contribute to a conversation around gender imbalance in the Danish music industry🎤 Our first reaction was to look for inspiring and commited female musicians in Aarhus ready to share their experience in this social issue⚡️ This is our second episode! There are 3 more coming towards the end of 2020. We are working to kindle this light towards a larger project, where more, unexpected voices can collaborate into a sustainable initiative🍀 ----------- NOW...our guests!💜💛💜 Miriam Rehr is a 25 year old queer musician from Denmark, who is also studying Philosphy. She leads an organization called @Social Juicestice (@socialjuicestice) and you can also find her on Instagram as @badenbymuri. Gry Colding Ebbesen is a 28 years old woman and identify as female and respond to the pronouns she/her. She’s the creator behind the alter ego MoonBee. She also has a bachelors degree as singer and a master degree as songwriter. She works as a teacher and also as s a creative counsellor in her firm It's Probably Art

--------Women in Music-------- Some time ago, Peder Udengaard from FO-Byen invited us to start a conversation around gender imbalance in the Danish music industry🎤 Our first reaction: to look for inspiring and commited female musicians in Aarhus ready to share their experience in this social issue⚡️ This is our first episode! We are trying to kindle this light towards a larger project, where more, unexpected voices can collaborate into a sustainable initiative🍀 Thank you to FO, Gyngen and Jazzselskabet Aarhus for supporting this project! ----------- NOW...our guests!💜💛💜 . Rafaela Martin is a music student from Venezuela, and she currently lives in Aarhus where she is finishing her studies at the Royal Academy of Music. She has been focusing for the lasts two years on making music inspired in latinamerican folklore as a solo project but also with the all-female choir Cantaclaro, also based in Aarhus. . Mathilde Bjerring Eriksen is a Danish singer, songwriter and Anthropology student who lives in Aarhus. In her own words, "in my universe, the music emanates from a dreamy, sensitive, pure, melodic and slightly melancholic expression".

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #34 ------------ #LIFT OFF Have you been having a hard time finding your career in Denmark? Have you ever thought that Danes (surely) have it easier than us, Internationals?🕵️‍♂️ Come by and get surprised by Vogn7's experience and mission. Taboos, pain-points, resilience and cozy end-goals feed this group and also this podcast episode.⚡️ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #33 (TEASER) ------------ #LIFT OFF Have you been having a hard time finding your career in Denmark? Have you ever thought that Danes (surely) have it easier than us, Internationals?🕵️‍♂️ Come by and get surprised by Vogn7's experience and mission. Taboos, pain-points, resilience and cozy end-goals feed this group and also this podcast episode.⚡️ Full take coming soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #33 ------------ If there is a habit breaker guru in the whole of Aarhus, that shall be Thomas "VovemoD" Lütken🧞. A serial social entrepreneur, he has attempted to establish a platform to welcome internationals the way you would invite somebody home. Have you ever asked yourself instead "what could Leonardo Di Caprio do for me"?🍀 Thomas has taken these questions into an astonishing place called "The habit breaker palace" ('Vanebrudspalæet'). Take a look into the habit-side of things!⚡️ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #33 (TEASER) ------------ Do you struggle with personal habits, to the point of giving up? 😱 Have you ever asked yourself instead "what could Leonardo Di Caprio do for me"?🍀 Thomas "VovemoD" has taken these questions into an astonishing place called "The habit breaker palace" ('Vanebrudspalæet'). Taste this teaser before the full episode comes your way⚡️ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #32 #siamostreet We are back with a great episode!!💥⚡️🔥 Max and Bauti from Siamo Street Football dropped by to talk about the dreams and mirachles behind their street football community. Their story of unexpected success can be a great inspiration for all of you holding back on a cool idea!🍀 Their next event here👉👉👉 https://www.facebook.com/events/1019652885131192 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #31 ------------ #LIFTOFF It was exciting to talk with Johanne Søgaard Funding from Den Levende Højskole, a group we got to meet through the Lift-Off program in Frontløberne🚀 If you have never heard about "Højskole", or are curious about how it could make your life in Aarhus much more enjoyable, then tune in into this episode!💥🌟 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #31 (TEASER) ------------ #LIFTOFF It was exciting to talk with Johanne from Den Levende Højskole, a group we got to meet through the LiftOff program in Frontløberne🚀 Their project is about promoting højskole vibes in people and places where it could be needed. If you are curious about what højskole is and how it oould benefit you, this is a great episod to tune into🎊 Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #30 ------------ #ERASMUS+ #DANISHYOUTHTEAM This is a special episode! Two of our youngest guests, Matteo Linguerri and Edoardo Giunti, stopped by the podcast in their first visit to Aarhus facilitated by Danish Youth Team 🌱. As students of Business & Management in Italy, they shared their view on Erasmus+, a great program for people between 18-30 to travel and network for free 🍀 We talked about the Covid-19 situation in Italy from the point of view of the youth, which was very refreshing, considering that the Media is still dominated by (cinical) adults😬 P.s. Enjoy the beautiful Italian accent🇮🇹 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #30 (TEASER) ------------ #ERASMUSPLUS This is a special episode! Two of our youngest guests, Matteo Linguerri and Edoardo Gounti, stopped by the podcast in their first visit to Aarhus. Both students of Business & Management in Italy, they are experience Eramus+ attendants, who have lots of insights to share with us🍀 We talked about the Covid-19 situation in Italy from the point of view of the youth, which was very refreshing, considering that the Media is still dominated by (cinical) adults😬 Full episode coming soon! P.s. Enjoy the beautiful Italian accent🇮🇹 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #29 ------------ Anna Margrethe Andersen dropped by our studio to give a very refreshing insight into how the young generations have changed life in Aarhus in the last 10 years (and what changes we are making towards the following 10 ones)🍀 Having worked at Frontløberne, Kulturnatten, Smukfest, and as co-founder of Reinkarneret A/S, Anna has tons of experience at dealing with new, provoking ideas, and spotting project opportunities in the most unexpected places🧲 Enjoy! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #29 (TEASER) ------------ Anna Andersen landed on our podcast to drop some refreshing insights into how to take advantage of your life in Aarhus🚀 A teacher, mentor and youth-enthusiast, Anna took us into a thorough tour on what have the local youth changed in the last 15 years in Aarhus, and what changes could our generation be striving for in the following 15🐬 Full episode sooner than soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #28 ------------ Kelly Fung (Social worker and Entrepreneur) visited us to introduce her organization "Conscious Get-togethers"🧘‍♂️ Kelly's first initiative, "Goddess gatherings",has a strong vibe to it, not only on its core values, but also as way for a newcomer like her to root into Aarhus🍀. "Conscious Get-togethers" aims at bringing a new, more playful approach into opening up as a way of healing and learning through your most immediate community🐬 We love projects and drives like this one coming more and more into Aarhus, so stay tuned for their upcoming events!

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #28 (TEASER) ------------ On this episode, Kelly Fung (Social worker and Entrepreneur) visited us to introduce her organization "Conscious Get-togethers"🧘‍♂️ Still a newcomer to Aarhus, Kelly's first project, "Godess gatherings", is very inspiring, especially as a way to introduce herself to our community🍀. Full episode soon! C-Cube Team 💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #27 ------------- #MANND We went for an immersive digital dive with Signe Ungermand, co-founder and producer at the local VR company MANND.👾 We discussed about virtual identity, the open-ended place of our bodies in it, and both the exciting and the exhausting realities in the VR industry. It was mega inspiring to listen to Signe's testimony about how her and Maria (the other half of the company) had to push through bare trial and error to create the tools they needed to even kickstart the company, while also learning to deal with the ethical dilemmas of creating high-quality XR products🌓 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #27 (TEASER) ------------- #MANND Signe Ungermand, co-founder and producer at the local VR company MANND, dropped by the podcast to open a portal into the latest in digital identity👽 We discussed about virtual identity, the open-ended place of our bodies in it, and both the exciting and the exhausting in the VR industry. It is amazing how encompassing and disrupting these new technologies can be, which is a constant in the life of an entrepreneur in the field🐙 Full episode coming soon! C-Cube Team

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #26 -------------- #DanishYouthTeam Radu Dalidis and Nathalie La Cour Birkjær from Danish Youth Team dropped by our studio to dive in into the cool cocktail of non-formal education + traveling that they've been offering for over 3 years☄️ Danish Youth Team is a great exponent of a whole wave of people and organizations taking the non-formal into an immersive level of personal development and networking!✨ Take a listen to this talk if you want to travel meaningfully and for free!😍 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #26 (TEASER) -------------- #DanishYouthTeam On this episode, Radu and Nathalie from Danish Youth Team visited us to talk about the cool cocktail of non-formal education + traveling that they've been offering for over 3 years☄️ If you are interested in visiting all sorts of countries in Europe free of charge, while educating yourself in a peer-to-peer way, then give this talk a go!✨ Full episode coming soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #25 -------------- #Frontløberne #AliveMusicFestival Mathias Brander Skovsted from Frontløberne visited us to drop some spicy insights! As a Comparative Literature graduate and one of the former leaders of Alive Music Festival, Mathias brings an exciting mix of academic pulse with festival-maker heart-beating, while his mentor-like tone of reflection encompasses into a thoughtful chap to talk with ✨ We went all the way through to discussed about the "semi-slavery" political status of Greenland, while also touching upon the need of nowadays' youth for new utopias, and the role that Frontløberne is up to assume as a cultural incubator for both Danes and Internationals🥑 Hit Mathias up if you have any nascent project/idea that you'd like to get a boost to! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #25 (TEASER) -------------- On this episode, Mathias Brander Skovsted from Frontløberne visited us to drop some spicy insights! Recently graduated from Comparative Literature in CPH, and a brand new leader at FL, Mathias sports an interesting mix of academic pulse with festival-maker heart-beating, and a mentor-like tone of reflection🐚 We discussed about the "semi-slavery" political status of Greenland, the need of new utopias in nowadays' youth, and the role that Frontløberne is up to assume as a cultural incubator for both Danes and Internationals💥 Full episode sooooooon👘 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #24 -------------- #INSTITUFORX Vivian Vesterager from Institut for (X), Godsbanen, Aarhus visited us to go deep into her personal experience at joining X✨. Her work as International Coordinator is still fresh and it also comes with tons of insights and mentoring opportunities for newcomers and inbetweeners in town, wanting to unleash all sorts of creative processes💥 X is a pioneering platform, and people like Vivian are trying to keep it open and diverese. Drop her a line if you also like/feel like fucking up with a project, and learn along the line😎 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #24 (TEASER) -------------- Vivian Vesterager from Institut for (X) visited us to talk about the impact of internationals in our tender cultural scene, through the empowering platform of X💥. Her travelings and entrepreneurial experience are very relatable to that of many of us arriving to Aarhus with dreams and visions of change🥑 Take a sip of this teaser! In the oncoming full episode, we also discussed about new models of sustaining the underground actors without resorting to an industrial mindset, that tends to suffocate and extinguish it in the long run.🧐 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #23 (TEASER) -------------- Simone Veis Marxen is co-host in the podcast show Bedre end Tilfældet, where statistical info and hacks are taken to a larger audience, to foster new ways of logic around complex, daily issues.🍎 In her eclectic experience as competitive sportsperson, Engineering student and Neurology enthusiast, Simone brings an exciting mix of insights on the importance of finding a blend between rational thinking, creative intuitions and data collection and analysis.💥 Take a sip of this conversation while waiting for the rainy weather to go away 😜. Full episode coming soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #23 -------------- Simone Veis Marxen is co-host in the podcast show Bedre end Tilfældet, where statistical info and hacks are taken to a larger audience, to foster new ways of logic around complex, daily issues.🍎 In her eclectic experience as competitive sportsperson, Engineering student and Neurology enthusiast, Simone brings an exciting mix of insights on the importance of finding a blend between rational thinking, creative intuitions and data collection and analysis.💥 How could this conversation helps us value cultural projects better? How could this change the way that we gather around any cultural initiative and vision? Poke into this questions as addressed by Simone✨ C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #22 -------------- Paul Natorp is one of the co-founders of Sager der Samler, arguably one of the strongest and most dedicated social-driven organizations in town (and in Denmark). As a highlight and milestone, Sager der Samler created Rethink activism in 2017, as a beautiful combination of artistic intervention with social experimentation, where all people in the community could drop by and be part of a small-scale society. On this episode we tried to go deep into 1) the importance and impact of cultural organizations, 2) the climate in Denmark regarding cultural and social development, 3) the blesses and the curses of budgeting in culture. Check out Sager Der Samler’s web page here! http://sagerdersamler.dk/ C-Cube Team!

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #22 (TEASER) -------------- Paul Natorp is a titan of our cultural scene🐉 Apart from his extensive experience with creative leadership, he has co-founded Sager der Samler, one of the most active and assertive organizations working with social development in Aarhus in almost all fronts (especially some of the easiest to overshadow).🌓 We talked about re-thinking activism, the bless and the curses of budgeting in culture, and some of the most unspoken foundations of Danish society (always refreshing to the mind of an international🥰). Full episode coming soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #21 -------------- Jeppe Toubro joined us to dive into his experience in resorting to different forms of art for the sake of survival and existencial curiosity.🏊‍♀️ Borned and raised in Aarhus, Jeppe has deeply explored the cultural scene of Vienna and Copenhagen, which triggered some interesting insights about the workings of the famous/infamous "Janteloven".👶 Surveillance technology, mental health, alter-egoes and epic trial and errors were some of the topics we covered in this jammed episode. Bon apetite!🌹 C-Cube Team

One of the strongest appeals of Jeppe is his relationship with arts as a life force🐉. When many people would play seek and hide with their creative craft, he goes full-on by creating an alter-ego (Benjamin Horne) to explore the possibilities of splitting and rejoining at will.🌓 Jeppe has been in and out of Aarhus' cultural scene, and back and forth to Vienna's and Copenhagen's one, for the last 2 decades, which has instilled a very stimulating way of looking into art and community development. Take a sip of these insights!🎯 Full episode soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #20 -------------- #BETWEENMUSIC #AQUASONIC On this underwater episode🏊‍♀️, Laila Skovmand from Between Music (the creative group behind AquaSonic) took us into an introspective dive on her first steps as an artists, and the importance of having your family's support to develop your art👶 We talked about the anti-climax in funding applications, the studies of Alchemy to connect with untapped inspiration🥢, and the quadrology behind the multi-decade milestons of Between music. Take care and keep re-opening! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #20 (TEASER) -------------- #BETWEENMUSIC #AQUASONIC On this psychoactive episode🔮, Laila Skovmand from Between Music (the creative group behind AquaSonic) took us into an introspective dive on her first steps as an artists and the importance of exploring your dreams when seeking for inspiration🧜‍♀️ We talked about what an anti-climax the average fund application is for almost all active creative makers, and how it could be changed.🍀 Full-episode coming out soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 19 -------------- #INSTITUTEFORX On this intense episode, Jonas Larsen from Institut for (X), Godsbanen, Aarhus dove by the podcast and invited us for some entrepreneurial high-flying🐉 Although he would politely tone-down the following words, Jonas is a titan of our cultural field, managing to combine his academic training in Philosophy of Ideas with the much needed development of a litter of Fundraisers + Strategists to boost our creative ecosystem🦄 This is a very exciting guests for all what it means to foster our cultural field and strengthen the social value of all the people fully-involved into making Aarhus more vibrant🐬 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 19 (TEASER) -------------- #INSTITUTEFOR(X) On this intense episode, Jonas Larsen from Institute for X dove by the podcast and invited us for some entrepreneurial high-flying🐉 Although he would politely tone-down the following words, Jonas is a titan of our cultural field, managing to combine his academic training in Philosophy of Ideas with the much needed development of a litter of Fundraisers + Strategists to boos our creative ecosystem🦄 Full-episode is out tomorrow as the clouds pass beyond Aarhus (maybe😅) C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 18 -------------- #WUNDERLAND Mette Aakjær brought all her immersive kaleidoscopic shamanism on this episode, where we managed to explore the need for this ancestral type of connecting with collective imagination🧚‍♂️ Mette has tons of experience at pushing through funds and claiming attention with her art, so this conversation could be very useful for any creative in Aarhus trying to learn the ropes of artistic survival in town🐛🦋🐞 Soon more exciting guests! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 18 (TEASER) -------------- #WUNDERLAND On this sunny episode, Mette Aakjær visited us to talk about immersive arts, its urgent need in this period of global (post-)quarantine, and how challenging it is to defy the academic pathway in the arts🧞‍♀️ Mette's company, Wunderland, is one of the most experimental in town, by constantly exploring the "kaleidoscopic sensuality" of the senses and the wonders of performative travels⛺️ Full episode coming soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 17 -------------- #AARHUSMAKERS Juanjo Keena came by our floating-podcast to share his insights and experience on creating and promoting cultural content in Aarhus.💥 Juanjo is a respected legworker of the cultural field, and his impressions on the Covideffect and the struggles of promoting cultural content within capitalism are refreshing🦜 We hope it gets you inspired!🍀 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 17 (TEASER) -------------- #AARHUSMAKERS On this cosmic episode, Juanjo Keena scubba-dived with us on his experience on being an immigrant + a former corporative-worker + a cultural entrepreneur in Aarhus🍀 Juanjo is a respected legworker of the cultural field, and his impressions on the Covid effect and the struggles of promoting cultural content within Capitalism are refreshing🦜 Full episode coming your screen soon! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 16 -------------- #KULBROEN Marc Sejr Eggen Kulbroen dropped by our studio and mindblew us with his visions, passions and knowledge. This is a great episode guys!🍀 Kulbroen is onto very exciting and challenging projects that could improve Aarhus in a cosmpolitan way💫 We hope you enjoy it as much as the multiple reopenings🙏 C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 16 -------------- #KULBROEN On this episode, Marc from Kulbroen invited us to dive into his mindscape of Cultural Entrepreneurship, City Development and Sustainabiltiy🍀🐣💫 We were amazed by how much of a vocational giver Marc is, and how inspiring his projects and collaborators are🧘‍♂️🦄 Soon, the full episode! Happy reopening for all of you🙏 C-Cube Team💛💜💛

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 15 -------------- Adam Sadílek landed by the podcast last week, and his story is telling.🍄 Newly graduated from school, he is already filmmaking as he also runs his own company @adamsfilm. We talked about the challenges of starting a life in Denmark and some of the most revealing struggles to actually sustaining your own projects. Do you resonate with it?🌿 A great conversation too if you are wondering about living in Aarhus (or know somebody who does), and want to get a hold of some first-hand experience.🌞 Lots of good vibes through the cloudy days! C-Cube Team 💜💛💜

Adam Sadílek landed by the podcast last week, and his story is telling.🍄 Newly graduated from school, he is already filmmaking as he also runs his own company @adamsfilm. We talked about the challenges of starting a life in Denmark and some of the most revealing struggles to actually sustaining your own projects. Do you resonate with it?🌿 A great conversation too if you are wondering about living in Aarhus (or know somebody who does), and want to get a hold of some first-hand experience.🌞 Lots of good vibes through the cloudy days! C-Cube Team 💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 14 -------------- #FEUM A sweet and intense cultural entrepreneur landed in our podcast this week👨‍🚀. Through FEUM, Paweł Rogowski has been out and about for years in the cultural scene of Aarhus, striving to bring a new edge into what electronic music can do for our community🍄 Take a listen on how the cultural ecosystem of Aarhus could help our community to be more cosmopolitan, from the point of view of a very commited actor in the field🌞 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 14 (TEASER) -------------- #FEUM A sweet and intense cultural entrepreneur landed in our podcast this week👨‍🚀 Paweł Rogowski has been out and about for years in the cultural scene of Aarhus, striving to bring a new edge into what electronic music can do for our community🍄 We are posting the full interview tomorrow! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 13 -------------- #aquasonic #betweenmusic Hey friends!❤️ On this episode we had the pleasure to talk with Robert Karlsson from Between Music, the company that created "Aquasonic"🧜‍♀️ . We dived into the background of such a long-developing project (13 years!), and also on Robert's views on the creative potential of the Covid-19 outbreak and the future-shapes that creative organizations could take🥕 Thank you for listening! C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 12 Pt.2 -------------- #kaospilot #detturkisetelt Back with the sun, there it comes this in-deep conversation with Daniel Aneto Olesen, where we dived into his background in enterprising leadership at Kaospilot and as a curator. Enjoy this second part!👨‍🚀👩‍🚀 We hope to make these Corona times more interesting for you👘 C-Cube Team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 12 Pt.1 -------------- #kaospilot #detturkisetelt Right through this beautiful blue sky, there it comes this in-deep conversation with Daniel Aneto Olesen, where we dived into his background in enterprising leadership at Kaospilot and as a curator. We had a very intimate one-on-one, so we decided to present it in two parts for better tasting👨‍🚀👩‍🚀 We hope to make these Corona times more interesting for you👘 C-Cube Team💜💛

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 12 Pt.1 -------------- #kaospilot #detturkisetelt On this episode, Daniel Aneto Olesen came by to go deep into his background in enterprising leadership at KaosPilot and as a curator. The talk felt so interesting, that we decided to present it in two parts for a better trip🌞 We hope to make these Corona times more interesting for you👘 Full-episode: 23-4. C-Cube Team💜💛

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 11 Pt.2 -------------- Hi quarantine connoisseurs!🧜‍♂️🧜‍♀️ Here's the second part of the full episode with Mariane Siem! On this side of the moon🌗 we mind-wandered deeper into the new inspiration available in these corona-times, and we also got to play with our voices 👩‍🎤 We hope that this conversation brings fresh inspiration to your post-apocalypse sweet dreams🧙‍♂️ C-Cube team💜💛💜

On this episode, Mariane Siem visits us on our first interview since the Global shutdown of Corona Virus. We got to talk not only about her background, but also about the enormous opportunities that this period could bring.

On this episode, Mariane Siem visits us on our first interview since the Global shutdown of Corona Virus. We got to talk not only about her background, but also about the enormous opportunities that this period could bring.

Kaunas 2022 - Design + Living Abroad Dear peers🌱 We hope that this Corona quarantine is turning slowly into a possitive experience.👾 We also have good news to share with you on the following days!🥳 Today, we thought of sharing this episode that deviates a bit of our latest themes, and more into starting your life abroad in an ”exotic country”🎡. Angelica Peccini is an italian Linguist that decided to settle in Kaunas, Lithuania, to start working in an innovative Design Library. Look at that!😮 We hope that this episode feeds your reflective quarantine, and brings new possibilities for your post-corona life!🧲 Best vibes, C-Cube team💜💛💜

Kaunas 2022 - Design + Living Abroad Dear peers🌱 We hope that this Corona quarantine is turning slowly into a possitive experience.👾 We also have good news to share with you on the following days!🥳 Today, we thought of sharing this episode that deviates a bit of our latest themes, and more into starting your life abroad in an ”exotic country”🎡. Angelica Peccini is an italian Linguist that decided to settle in Kaunas, Lithuania, to start working in an innovative Design Library. Look at that!😮 We hope that this episode feeds your reflective quarantine, and brings new possibilities for your post-corona life!🧲 Best vibes, C-Cube team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 9 -------------- On this episode, Juliana Appel (Actress, Performer and Teacher) takes us through her personal story as a storyteller. 🎢🎡 Born in Brazil, but living as a self-declared citizen of the world, Juliana explores the realm of creativity, mental health and community-impact through our most ancient cultural skill: storytelling💡 Juliana is currently presenting her theater play called Coema, which aims at bringing us back to our deepest emotions and heal up🍀 C-Cube team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 9 -------------- On this episode, Juliana Appel (Actress, Performer and Teacher) takes us through her personal story as a storyteller. 🎢🎡 Borned in Brazil, but living as a self-declared citizen of the world, Juliana explores the realm of creativity, mental health and community-impact through our most ancient cultural skill: storytelling💡 Are you still curious about what is making Aarhus beat with culture? Check this episode out to keep widening your mind!🧲 Full-episode release: 8-03-2020🤩 C-Cube team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 8, Kaunas 2022!🇱🇹 -------------- Good evening friends🌱, Here's the full episode from our visit to Kaunas Artist House (Kauno menininkų namai / Kaunas Artists' House / Kaunas Artists' House)!🤩 Either if you are a cultural worker looking for new ideas on tools to measure the impact of your events📡🧲or a creative individual/group looking to work with Art accecibility for handicapped people🔦💡, then this episode is for you! A big shout-out to Rūta and Milda for opening up to us🥳 and to Gabrielė Ptašinskaitė for hosting us in Lithuania! Soon more episodes to widen your project horizons! C-Cube Team 💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 8, Kaunas 2022!🇱🇹 (TEASER) Full episode release: 1/3/2020 ------------ Good evening friends🌱, Here's the teaser from our visit to Kaunas Artist House (Kauno menininkų namai / Kaunas Artists' House)!🥰 This time we focused a lot on how Cultural projects benefit from tools that measure the impact that these have on Society, and how this can strengthen the sustainability of culture in our community💜 Kaunas Artists House is also putting a lot of effort into raising awareness about the need for more accesibility for handicapped people into cultural programs and events, which is still an underrated issue of our time🧐. We hope you enjoy it!

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 7 ------------ On this episode, Mads Dahl from ActionAid and Café Mellemfolk joins us to talk about a place where creativity is not usually suspected: Activism.💪 As part of Action Aid, Mads is heavily involved into arising awareness about Global Warming, Corporative Bullying and the systematic mistreatment of Refugees.⚖️ At the same time, we discuss what has made of Denmark such a life-work balanced place, which stands as the number 1 motivation for more expats to come and join this society.🌱 Check on Mads’ recommendations for a better landing in Aarhus or a deeper connection with our community in case you have been already around.🧚‍♀️ Brand new episodes soon, featuring the most proactive people and organizations in town and around!😎 C-Cube team💜💛💜

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 7 (TEASER) ------------ On this episode, Mads from Action Aid and Cafe Mellemfolk joins us to talk about a place where creativity is not usually suspected at: Activism.💪 As part of Action Aid, Mads is heavily involved into arising awareness about Global Warming, Corporative Bullying and the systematic mistreatment of Refugees.⚖️ For all this thorny issues, it takes a sensible doze of creativity and insistance to bring them over to the Community's attention, and to get the politics to work out. Check on Mads' take on them!🌟 Soon, the full episode!

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 6, Kaunas 2022! ------------ Yes!, here’s the full episode with Fluxus Labs and the Youth Platform from Kaunas 2022.🌤 Fluxus Labs is a experimental mega-project that has been bringing creative initiatives and fostering cultural spaces in all districts in Kaunas📡. This has awaken both indiference and excitement among the population, turning these initial reactions into the main focus of the project: ”How to make more of the population sensitive to and encouraged with cultural activities?”🕵️‍♂️ The Youth Platform is a universe on its own, which essentially organizes around the need of a stronger participation of young people into the developement and maintanance of the Cultural and Creative Industries of Kaunas🤩. The motto behind this mission is that young people need to be more ”trusted in action”, to the point that they can organize their own initiatives, try, fail, learn and improve throughout the process. The output of this mentality is stronger and more mindful citizens, already from a young age.❤️ We hope you enjoy the information on this episode! Write to us if you are curious or want to be in touch with any of this organizations.🌟

Creativity, Mental Health, Community # 6, Kaunas 2022! ------------ On this Episode, part of the team from Kaunas 2020's, in charge of Fluxus Labs and the Youth Platform.🌱🧗‍♂️ Fluxus Labs is a experimental mega-project that works by bringing creative spaces and initiatives to all districts in Kaunas.🍀 The Youth Platform has several projects running along, where young activism and cultural developement are encouraged and supported over time💫 Soon the full episode!🦄

On this episode, Shub tells us about his personal process from growing in Denmark as the son of two Indian parents, to getting inspired from Cafés in the Mideterranean, to starting Soulitate Chai Bar: a place where to be "alone together".🌱 One of the most exciting things about this project is Shub's concern for helping people to go out more, while keeping it price-friendly, in an environment of relaxation and blend.🙏 It is still uncommon to find social entrepreneurs like Shub, who apply their education into improving people's social life through cultural spaces that adapt to our current emotional constrains.🧗‍♂️ Drop us a comment if you listen to this episode! We are always hungry for feedback, and your messages are what keeps C-Cube tiking over🛎

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #5 (TEASER) Official episode release: Sunday 16th --------------------- C-Cube met up with Shub, one of the most vibrant social entrepreneurs in Aarhus! With a background in Visual Anthropology and a long-formed desire to start his own experimental chai bar, Shub opens up on this episode about his personal process and work flow. Coming from an Indian family while getting to grow up in Copenhagen, Shub has dealt, from an early age, with questions regarding how cultural origins and social behaviour work, which has led him to create a space where multiple mindests can coexist.

Creativity, Mental Health, Community #4 / Kaunas 2022! This is our first episode from our Lithuania mini tour 🇱🇹!! We have met with amazing cultural workers and promoters, who are looking forward to collaborate with projects in Aarhus!🌱 Rytis and Indre from "Mythical Beast" and Daiva from the "Memory office" at @Kaunas2022 shared their personal insights on how the European Capital of Culture could work as a community redemption for them👨‍🚀 If you are curious about what is going on in unexpected cultural hot-spots, and are wondering how to partner up, get inspired or kickstart your own projects, take this mind-food with you and help us with your comments and vibes!🥳 C-Cube team💜💛💜

C-cube Opens Up # 03 ------------------- In this new episode of the C-cube podcast, we are turning the mic 180 degrees around and introducing the C-cube team. Presenting our takes on the project C-cube, as well as our views on processes that are inspiring creative confidence and mental health in the community of Aarhus. We are excited to share our new release, and are eagerly preparing to introduce our upcoming project, that are looking to create strong partnerships between the two cities of Aarhus and Kaunas in Lithuania. Stay tuned for exciting developments to come! Much love to you all, the C-cube team

Josefine is an Actress, Project-leader and Pastry chef (Yes! you read it correctly) who does most of her art at scenekunsthusaarhus in frontløberne. In this episode, we had the privilege of listening to Josefine’s journey from career-burnout at the age of 10, through anorexia and depression, to love and artistic resilience. We are very excited to introduce Josefine to all of you! She’s a cosmopolitan advocate and an outspoken maker to relate to ;)

Stine is a Project-leader and Mentor at Frontløberne in the Sydhavn area. She has been supporting and advising on all sorts of cultural projects, at all levels of development. This puts her in a very interesting position to dive deeper into how cultural value gets dynamic, structured and also lobbied! We are delighted to introduce Stine to all of you! She’s a cosmopolitan advocate and an easy-going leader to resort to ;) Please, send us your reactions to the episode in the way that best suits you (a comment, a DM, an anonymous letter, you name it!)