Everyday Germany

Shaun + Nina discuss the Super Bowl, and Nina explains the hoops she has to jump through to leave Germany
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Ruben, Nina's boyfriend, joins us to discuss his impressions of Germany and what it's like dating a German. Plus: Nina has some news.
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Nina + Shaun discuss the recent mass protests against the far right in Germany, and ask if the new citizenship laws "cheapen" the German passport.

Nina explains how Germans cure colds and other illnesses with home remedies.

Get into the German Christmas spirit with Nina and Shaun. 

Nina + Shaun discuss German football.

Live recording of the German episode Shaun + Nina recorded at the Podcast-Brause in November 2023 in Nürnberg.

Shaun and Nina will be recording a live episode in German at the Podcast-Brause in Nürnberg on 8 November 2023. Entry is free! More details are available here: 

https://podcast-brause.de/





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Shaun + Nina are back! They catch up with their COVID experiences and talk about the Jugendwort of 2023.

Nina and Shaun discuss the recent focus on gender-neutral language in German.

Nina goes solo to discuss her roots as a German American.

Shaun tells Nina a story about a recent altercation he had with a grumpy German.

Nina drops some historical nuggets about her home town, Augsburg. 

Dominik from Ach? joins us to talk about German soft drinks.

Nina explains what Germans expect from you when having dinner in their home.

Shaun and Nina discuss the history of Neuschwanstein castle, and they go through some listener feedback.

Shaun and Nina discuss horoscopes and personality tests.

Shaun + Nina discuss the German school system.

David de Jong is a guest on Everyday Germany to discuss his book, Nazi Billionaires.

Shaun and Nina discuss some news stories they found

Shaun + Nina discuss boardgames in Germany, and talk about the correct usage of "Servus" in Bavaria.

Episode previously released on The Germany Experience in March 2021.

Shaun gives a short bureaucracy update, and they go through some news stories.

Nina and Shaun discuss Struwwelpeter and some of the works of the Brothers Grimm.

Shaun + Nina look at some news reports, and Shaun rants about German bureaucracy.

Shaun + Nina discuss whether or not breakfast is the Germans' favorite meal of the day, and they talk about asparagus season. 

How sustainable are German consumer habits?

Shaun and Nina answer listener feedback.

Nina discusses how safe Germany is, and tells a story about an incident that happened to her. 

Shaun and Nina talk about the origins and customs around Fasching and Karneval in Germany.

Disappointing Munich, 49€ train ticket, dual citizenship, and Kim Petras.

You can't just name your baby anything in Germany! Shaun lists some names that have been rejected by local offices in the past. Shaun and Nina also discuss problems foreigners have with naming their babies in Germany, and differences in the way names are pronounced.

What is body culture like in Germany? How do the views of nudity differ between Germany and other cultures. Shaun and Nina discuss strip shows in the USA, saunas in Germany, and nudity on TV. 

Shaun tells the story of how a blocked masonry oven resulted in the deployment of fire services to his house. Nina and Shaun discuss voluntary emergency services and Nina tells stories from her experiences as a voluntary paramedic.

Nina and Shaun do a quiz called "How German are you?" from a book called Ze Germans (by Fadi Gaziri) to see how German they really are. Questions cover everything from currywurst through to apologizing... 

Shaun discusses preparing his "Sperrmüll" (or bulky garbage) for pickup. And then Nina and Shaun give their unqualified opinions on the German youth words of 2022.

In the first episode of their new podcast, Nina and Shaun introduce themselves and explain what the podcast is about (it may or may not include potato content). 

Shaun and NIna announce their podcast about life in Germany from their perspective. The first episode will be coming in November, so subscribe to the podcast and get the episodes in your feed every week!
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