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Conversations with internationals about their experience of living in Germany. This is a platform to unite in common understanding, build connection and belonging, and find a sense of shared humanity through the highs and lows of living abroad. https://linktr.ee/kakigermany
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June 17, 2026
<p>"When you start from scratch, you can become anyone."Welcome to another episode of Kaffee und Kuchen with Internationals in Germany.In this episode, co-host Anne sits down with Mary, a mother of three originally from Russia, who shares her journey of rebuilding life across three countries before finally settling in Germany.What began as a departure from home became a profound lesson in resilience, identity, motherhood, and self-leadership. Together, Anne and Mary explore the realities of immigration beyond the practicalities: the emotional challenge of letting go of "temporary living," finding belonging, learning new languages, and creating a life from a blank canvas.In this honest and inspiring conversation, we explore:✅ Moving from Russia to Turkey, Hungary, and finally Germany✅ The emotional shift from "living abroad" to truly building a life somewhere✅ Raising children through multiple international moves✅ Language, identity, and feeling like a different person in different languages✅ German culture, rules, and adapting to a new way of life✅ Self-leadership, personal responsibility, and finding yourself again after motherhood✅ Why starting over can be one of life's greatest opportunitiesWhether you're newly arrived in Germany, navigating life between cultures, raising children abroad, or wondering who you are in this next chapter of life, this episode offers encouragement, perspective, and a reminder that rebuilding is possible.🎧 Tune in and join us for another honest conversation about life abroad.📢 Subscribe for more international stories, reflections, and conversations from life in Germany.</p><p>Connect with Mary:https://www.instagram.com/maryblinkova/</p>
June 3, 2026
<p>Explore the complex realities of migration in Germany with Lina Mansour, a project manager at the International Organization for Migration. Discover who the migrants are, why they come, and the challenges they face. From integration hurdles to political impacts, this episode uncovers the hidden stories behind the statistics. Perfect for anyone interested in Europe's migrant landscape and the future of Germany's diverse society. Follow Lina on Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/debriefwithlina ) and TikTok ( https://www.tiktok.com/@debriefwithlina ) for more insights.| 0:01 | Intro — Mohamed's opening questions about immigration in Germany | 1:41 | Interview begins with Lina | 2:14 | How many immigrants are in Germany?| 3:24 | Who counts as having a migration background in German statistics? | 5:04 | Top foreign national groups| 6:12 | First vs. second generation: why Germany doesn't distinguish them | 7:23 | Different challenges across immigrant groups | 9:33 | Historical context: immigrants from the 70s–90s and integration || 10:37 | How long do immigrants stay?| 12:18 | Why 40% want to leave — politics, taxes, bureaucracy | 13:25 | Second generation and connection to their homeland | 15:01 | Organizations that publish migration data | 16:36 | Politics section begins | 17:42 | Bundestag seat breakdown — CDU, AfD, SPD, Greens | 20:02 | Immigration stances of the mainstream parties | 22:56 | AfD's anti-immigration position and remigration policy | 25:10 | Future political outlook — Germany moving rightward | 28:05 | Direct implications for immigrants if the far right gains control | 32:51 | The contradiction: skilled worker demand vs. anti-immigration rhetoric | 37:16 | Economic section — German economy post-COVID | 38:34 | Do Germans blame immigrants for the economic decline? | 40:49 | Closing exchange and wrap-up</p>
May 20, 2026
<p>What does it really take to succeed as an immigrant in Germany? In this inspiring episode, Mutinta, a Zambian-born neonatal nurse in Berlin, shares her real-life journey of adapting to a new culture, navigating the German healthcare system as a professional, and overcoming stereotypes in the workplace.From language barriers to moments of discrimination, Mutinta opens up about the challenges many immigrants face, but also the powerful mindset shifts that helped her grow. She explains how simple, practical habits like gratitude, open yet kind communication, personal evolution, and cultural awareness can make a lasting difference in both personal and professional life.This episode dives into intercultural communication, diversity in healthcare, and why integration should be a two-way process between locals and newcomers. Mutinta also shares how staying connected to your roots, through food, language, and identity, can actually strengthen your confidence abroad.Whether you’re an immigrant, expat, healthcare professional, or someone working in a multicultural environment, this conversation offers practical advice and powerful insights on building inclusion, breaking stereotypes, and thriving in a new country.#immigrantlife #kakigermany #lifeabroad #lifeingermany, #culturalcelebration #workingingermanhealthcare, #overcomingstereotypes, #interculturalcommunication #immigration #pflegekräfte #nurseingermany 00:13 Introduction02:03 Moving to Germany: Love and Challenges04:45 Navigating the Nursing Recognition System07:46 Cultural Adaptation in the Medical Field09:18 Nursing in Zambia vs in Germany15:19 Gratitude for Simple Things in Healthcare17:17 Cultural Awareness and Integration in Healthcare27:22 The Need for Mutual Understanding in Integration27:47 Cultural Sensitivity and Integration Challenges29:15 The Importance of Communication in New Environments30:11 Navigating Stereotypes and Self-Esteem38:16 Addressing Stereotypes and Speaking Up 42:47 Balancing Cultural Roots and New Traditions 50:21 Empathy & Kindness</p>
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