How to find therapy in Germany, culture shocks and what's it like being self-employed?
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How to find therapy in Germany, culture shocks and what's it like being self-employed?
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In this episode Rachel Loxton is joined by journalists Aaron Burnett and Paul Krantz. Our sound engineer is Rhys Edwards. We also hear from journalist Avalon Pernell.
Here are some links to the stories we talk about:
Culture shocks Americans face in Germany:
- 10 things I found shocking as an American moving to Germany
Germany to launch citizenship campaign and how to prove you're eligible for citizenship:
- Germany's citizenship campaign to inform foreigners about new law
- Requirements, costs and permits - 6 essential articles for German citizenship
Therapy in Germany:
- How to find available therapists in Germany
What's it like being self-employed in Germany in 2024:
- 'Almost half' of freelancers in Germany struggling to find assignments
Cool facts about Saxony:
- 10 things you never knew about the German state of Saxony
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