The Stockholmer Podcast

Six of them share bunk beds, while half a dozen others are spread out in single or twin rooms. Why? They're a bunch of global entrepreneurs who want to save cash and inspire each other while they build their businesses. The Stockholmer got a glimpse inside their unusual home, where they're also hatching an even bigger project designed to tackle the city's housing crisis.Enjoy this episode? Meet more innovative and inspiring people living in Sweden's global capital by downloading the other shows in

Syrian Khaled Moustafa knew nothing about tech when he moved to Stockholm, but he ended up creating an app that's helping thousands of refugees settle into their new lives in Europe. Here he tells The Stockholmer how he did it and why he's passionate about his adopted city.Enjoy this episode? Meet more innovative and inspiring people living in Sweden's global capital by downloading the other shows in this series. Former BBC radio anchor Maddy Savage delves into the city's startup, design, food,

Thought Swedish food was all about meatballs? No way. Stockholm's getting a global reputation for its gourmet burger scene and it's thanks to entrepreneur Jon Widegren. He launched the city's first burger shack, Flippin' Burgers in 2012 after blogging his way around the US testing recipes and then asking future customers in Sweden to crowdfund his restaurant. Now he's got some new tasty projects on the go and he's given The Stockholmer a sneak preview.Enjoy this episode? Meet more innovative and

A sneak preview of the podcast that profiles Stockholm's most inspiring voices. Presented and produced by former BBC radio anchor Maddy Savage, the series launches in May 2016. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.