Everyday Germany

Shaun + Nina 39 - The final episode

Nina is a German, living in Germany. Shaun is originally from South Africa, living in Germany. Together they compare notes about their perspectives of life in Germany.

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Everyday Germany

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The final episode

The bureaucracy of leaving Germany

Meeting Nina's boyfriend, and Nina's news

Anti-extremism protests in Germany // New German citizenship laws

German home remedies: scarves, onion bags and more

German Christmas traditions

The German Bundesliga

Live at Podcast-Brause in November 2023: Deutsche Kritikkultur

Fall traditions in Germany

The Jugendwort of 2023

Gendering in German

The story of German Americans

Grumpy Germans

Bad graffiti flowers, the Fuggers, and Spezi: Augsburg is cool

Spezi, Club-Mate, and other German soft drinks (with Dominik from Ach?)

How to be a good dinner guest in Germany

King Ludwig II, Neuschwanstein castle, and listener feedback

Do Germans believe in horoscopes?

Is the German school system classist?

Nazi billionaires - interview with David de Jong

German asparagus day // 1st May protests // Naked landlord // Self determination

Using "servus" as a greeting // Germans and boardgames

Common things Germans say and do, and what they mean

Germany kind of declares the pandemic over // Germans eat less meat // 4 day work week

Der Struwwelpeter and other horrifying children's stories

German youths are in debt // German bureaucracy

Germans love breakfast, and spring traditions in Germany

Sustainable consumerism in Germany

Listener feedback: Nina's revoked Bavarian passport, Shaun's masonry oven, and more

Safety for women in Germany

Fasching/Karneval in Germany

Overrated Munich // 49€ train tickets // New dual citizenship law in Germany

Things you can't name your baby in Germany

Body culture in Germany

Shaun's fire emergency // Voluntary emergency services in Germany

How German are you?

Sperrmüll (bulky garbage) // German youth word of 2022

Introducing Shaun and Nina, and potential potato content

Episode 0: Announcing Everyday Germany