Here In Holland

This podcast features a story about the desire to have kids and the fear of losing them. Australian blogger Stephanie Ernst was struck by an incredibly rare disease which affects identical twins. The podcast highlights her struggle with the disease Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome – TTTS – and its closely associated variant TAPS – Twin Anemia Polycythemia Sequence. It features Dr. Enrico Lopriore head of the department of Neonatology at the Leiden University Medical Centre. TAPS was discovered by the team at the Leiden hospital. For more information on TTTS and TAPS visit the TTTS Foundation Or the TTTS Grief support group TTTS Grief support group Stephanie’s blog is The Inbuggering Diaries Contact Here in Holland email: hereinholland@gmail.com Facebook page WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 12 42 83 87 Twitter: @HereHolland. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

Ever wondered how getting married in the Netherlands works? This podcast features Wedding Planner Beatrice Betley, a wonder woman who speaks six languages and is a top organiser. The Expat Wedding Planner Contact Here in Holland email: hereinholland@gmail.com Facebook page WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 12 42 83 87 Twitter: @HereHolland. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

This time in the podcast there we hear from an organisation which has been collecting expat stories from around the world. It’s the Expatriate Archive Centre based in The Hague. There are hints of nostalgia, the thrill of the future and a role at the centre of global change. The archive - originally set up by a group of Shell expat spouses – collects expat stories from around the globe. Contact Here in Holland email: hereinholland@gmail.com Facebook page WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 12 42 83 87 Twitter: @HereHolland. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

An interview with the Netherlands' most sarcastic blogger - Amsterdam's Shallowman. Simon Woolcot - Shallowman himself - talks about his motives and his full on approach. Loved by many and hated by others the controversial blogger tells it like he sees it. Contact Here in Holland email: hereinholland@gmail.com Facebook page WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 12 42 83 87 Twitter: @HereHolland. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show

You are not alone. This is the message of the Anti-Loneliness Project. This week in the interview podcast psychologist and founder of the Anti-Loneliness project Vassia Sarantopoulou. Why loneliness should not be a taboo and but seen as an opportunity to look at yourself and move forward. Everyone gets lonely sometimes, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. Anti-Loneliness Facebook page Twitter: @Anti_Loneliness Contact Here in Holland email: hereinholland@gmail.com Facebook page WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 12 42 83 87 Twitter: @HereHolland. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

In the latest podcast on English media in the Netherlands an interview with Rob Christian from Shout FM in Maastricht. Facebook RTV Maastricht Contact Here in Holland. WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 12 42 83 87 Facebook. Subscribe, rate and review Here in Holland in iTunes. Twitter: @HereHollandSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

In this story edition of the podcast the theme is small victories. Taking on challenges and winning feels great - these small victories help us feel more human at home and happy. People from round the world who’ve come to the Netherlands share stories of how they overcame obstacles that are part and parcel of life in a new country. Share your story – WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 12 42 83 87 Email - hereinholland@gmail.com Facebook – Here in Holland on Facebook website - Here in Holland Subscribe Rate and Review in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

This time in the Here in Holland podcast it’s the latest in the mini-series on English language media in the Netherlands. An interview with Molly Quell from Dutch News.nl Dutch News is one of the most popular websites in the Netherlands when it comes to English language media. They have just launched a podcast too. Dutch News on Facebook Listen to the Dutch News Podcast Share your story with Here in Holland - send a message via the Facebook pageor via the site Here in Holland – you can also WhatsApp on 06 124 28 387 Subscribe, rate and review Here in Holland in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

In this interview edition I talk to entrepreneur Sinead Hewson about setting up a business in the Netherlands. Great tips and advice from businesswoman Sinead Hewson the owner of TpEBO – a company offering facilitation and consultancy to help organisations work more effectively. Sinead is also a member of the Women's Business Initiative International Contact Here in Holland: Facebook page email: hereinholland@gmail.com - WhatsApp +31 (0) 06 124 28 387  website: Here in Holland Subscribe, rate and review Here in Holland in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

This Here in Holland Interview podcast features Stuart Billinghurst – the satirical blogger better known as Invader Stu. Stu is a Brit and has been in the Netherlands for quite some time – but don’t worry he still lives in total chaos. His blog is here: To get in touch with Here in Holland: Facebook page - email: hereinholland@gmail.com - WhatsApp +31 (0) 06 124 28 387  - website: Here in Holland Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunes Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

This is the third interview in The Here in Holland mini-series on English language media in the Netherlands. This time an interview with Lily-Anne Stroobach the founder of Dutchbuzz radio in The Hague. Lily-Anne talks about how Dutchbuzz came in to being and what it can offer expats – there’s news, stories from entrepreneurs, discussion and a whole lot more. On-air each Tuesday live 92FM on Den Haag FM from 22:00-23:00. To get in touch with Here in Holland - email: hereinholland@gmail.com Like and comment on the Facebook page WhatsApp - 06 124 28 387 Website: Here in Holland Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

The Dutch are famous for telling it like it is - this episode has workplace shockers, a story about a mum who had the cops called on her and an inquiry about sex before marriage during a first meeting. Story to share? - email hereinholland@gmail.com or WhatsApp +31 (0) 06 124 28 387 website: Here in Holland Like and comment on the Facebook page Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

This is the second interview in The Here in Holland mini-series on English language media in the Netherlands. This time an interview with John Graham King the managing director of Anglo Info South Holland. Learn how you can profit from the site and contribute too. Facebook page More on the podcast at Here in Holland Like and comment on the Facebook page email: hereinholland@gmail.com WhatsApp - 06 124 28 387Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

This is the first in a mini-series on English media in the Netherlands. I talk to Ilaria Mangiardi from - I am Expat - she talks about the IamExpat approach. To contact Here in Holland send me a WhatsApp 06 124 28 387 - email: hereinholland@gmail.com or go to Here in Holland Like and comment on the Facebook page/ Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

Essential tips on getting settled as an international here in the Netherlands. Expat life is easier with the right advice and this week's guest is Deborah Valentine the Executive Director of Access, an organisation that has been helping internationals settle in the Netherlands for more than 30 years. Access is a non-profit and run by volunteers - professionals who have been expats too. Access Access Helpdesk 0900 2 222 377 €0.20/c per minute - helpdesk@access-nl.org To contact Here in Holland, WhatsApp - +31 (0)6 124 28 387 - email: hereinholland@gmail.com - Here in Holland And Facebook: Here in Holland FacebookSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

In this episode we hear stories of pleasure, pain, discomfort and disbelief. German toilets, a trip to the sauna and a dentist from hell. Expats share experiences of life in the Netherlands in a number of cautionary tales sure to have you laughing, shaking your head in shock and living in fear of your next dental visit. Story to share? Contact: website: Here in Holland Like and comment on the Facebook page WhatsApp +31 (0) 6 124 28 387 email: hereinholland@gmail.com Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

Recorded at the annual Feel at Home Fair in the Hague - expats talk about life in Holland, what they love best and what they do to make themselves feel at home. Hague Online The Hague is home to more than 50,000 expats - hear a range of their stories in this edition of the podcast. For more go to Here in Holland Like and comment on the Facebook page - mail hereinholland@gmail.com of WhatsApp host Andy Clark 06 124 28 387 Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

The Here in Holland Interview Podcast gives you expert info and advice on how to get the most out of life in the Netherlands. A must listen for internationals. In this first edition Here in Holland Interview talks to the Queen of Dutch Manners - Reinildis van Ditzhuyzen. She's the Netherlands' leading etiquette expert and author of many best selling books on how to behave, including 'Manners in the Netherlands' for the international community. In this podcast she talks, amongst other things, about why Dutch people kiss three times when greeting and the thorny rules around coffee and cookies. More about the podcast at Here in Holland Like and comment on the Facebook page email hereinholland@gmail.com - WhatsApp +31 6 124 28 387 Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

This first edition of The Here in Holland Story Podcast features stories of life in Holland with the theme Chance Encounters. Stories from Amsterdam of a chance encounter with a drug addict, a run-in with a police chase and pigeon rescue. And a story from Leiden on Dutch directness, race and what you can and can't say to Chinese people. There's also a story about having Dutch neighbours whilst living in Peru. Here in Holland - stories to make you laugh, cry, tear your hair out and jump for joy. Share your story via WhatsApp +31 6 124 28 387 or email hereinholland@gmail.com website: Here in Holland Like and comment on the Facebook page Subscribe, rate and review the podcast in iTunesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)