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Two Baltic female entrepreneurs, both startup CEOs founded this podcast to share their unfiltered and honest experiences building successful startups in the Baltic region. And from Season 2 Aija is leading discussions with female leaders around the day-to-day challenges, struggles, stereotypes, and the journey of building a successful life in the current economic climate. Also, Aija will cover topics like work-life balance, self-care, and mental health. #BalticBossBabes #FemaleEntrepreneurs ...
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Baltic Ways

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Baltic Ways is a podcast bringing listeners insights and interviews from the world of Baltic Studies, hosted by Dr. Indra Ekmanis, Editor of FPRI's Baltic Bulletin. In interviews with experts, the podcast explores the past, present and future of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania — and the many ways these three countries on the Baltic Sea impact the politics, history, and culture of the region and beyond. Baltic Ways is brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, pro ...
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Baltic Reports is the only English language podcast focusing on the most important and interesting Baltic weekly news gathered by Anna Udre from Latvia and Marian Manni from Estonia. #BalticReports
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Baltic Startup Mafia is a podcast and page on Facebook and LinkedIn, where anyone in the world can get quick and easy access to startup news from three countries in the Baltic region: Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.
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Welcome to the Dangerous Policy Podcast by Baltic World, the premiere channel for Baltic news and current events. Broadcast in English with a global perspective focused on events affecting central, eastern and northern Europe. Hosted by Crispin Rovere and Charlene Lan. You can watch the episode on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@balticworld
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The US election is approaching quickly with implications for America's allies in the world. Professors Margarita Šešelgyte (Vilnius University), Daunis Auers (University of Latvia), and Andres Kasekamp (University of Toronto) join a roundtable discussion on the impact that a Kamala Harris or Donald Trump presidency could have on the security and fu…
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How do you emerge stronger from life’s toughest moments and lead with empathy and purpose? In Season 2, Episode 4 of Baltic Boss Babes, we explore this very question with Marta Rautenschild, whose journey from early independence to business leadership has been shaped by profound hardship. Marta's story isn't just about surviving cancer twice or los…
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Baltic Ways kicks off a new slate of episodes with an introduction to hosts Dr. Indra Ekmanis and Ben Gardner-Gill, and previews of upcoming topics. Baltic Ways is a podcast brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, produced in partnership with the Baltic Initiative at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. The views …
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Some journeys are filled with twists, turns, and leaps of faith that most wouldn’t dare to take. In Season 2, Episode 3 of Baltic Boss Babes, we meet Anastasija Mocane, a woman who’s made a career out of seizing the moment and smashing every barrier in her way. From her start in Riga to becoming a leader in manufacturing projects across the globe, …
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We hear from the global company with their HQ in Liverpool which is the world's leading provider to the printing and publishing industry but which few people in the city have even heard of... until now that is! We also hear from Baltic Trinagle based 'My Licensed Breeder' who are changing the behaviour of both dog breeders and puppy buyers with tec…
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Hey Boss Babes, get ready to take some notes because we’re diving headfirst into Season 2, Episode 2 of Baltic Boss Babes, where we had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Marija Ručevska—a real force of nature in the Baltic startup scene. Maria’s the woman you want on your side when you’re aiming to turn your startup from a scrappy idea int…
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We’re back, Boss Babes! Season 2 of the Baltic Boss Babes podcast has officially kicked off, and we’re starting with a bang! 🎉 In our premiere episode, we sit down with the incredible Sana Ross—neuroscience expert and leadership coach—who shares her journey from corporate burnout to mastering the science of performance and well-being. Get ready for…
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Aro Velmet is an associate professor of history at the University of Southern California, where he is a historian of modern Europe, colonialism, science, technology, and medicine with an overarching interest in gender studies. For Baltic Ways, he shares insights into the progression of LGBTQ+ rights in Estonia and the broader region and the path th…
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Welcome to the Baltic Triangle Podcast, where we aim to bring a little sunshine into your life, even if the weather won’t oblige! Hosted by Mick Ord and Mark Reeson, our podcast delves into inspiring stories and initiatives making a difference in our community. In this episode, Mark visits the award-winning Bootle Tool Shed, part of a global moveme…
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Have you ever wondered how you can build wealth while making a positive impact on the world? Meet Karin Nemek, an Estonian visionary transforming the face of sustainable finance. As co-founder and CEO of Grünfin, a sustainable investing platform, Karin is realising her childhood dreams of being in the financial markets and leading a purpose-driven …
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What did commemoration of the dead look like in Medieval Livonia and how did memoria shape group identities in the region? Dr. Gustavs Strenga shares insights into his research and parallels with modern-day memory wars. Baltic Ways is a podcast brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, produced in partnership with the…
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In this month's Baltic Triangle podcast we explore Liverpool's rich skateboarding tradition via the legendary Mackie who founded the famous Lost Art store back in 1999 and, now based in the Triangle, will soon be celebrating 25 years as one of the UK's leading skateboarding brands. And we meet Naomi Chander from Dream On Events and Tents who specia…
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This year, NATO marks its 75th anniversary, while the Baltic countries celebrate 20 years as members of the alliance. Dr. Lukas Milevski speaks about the history of that inclusion, and shares his thoughts about the future. Milevski is a tenured assistant professor at Leiden University, where he teaches strategic studies in the BA International Stud…
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Dr. Janet Laidla shares her work on charting the roles and contributions of women at the University of Tartu from the early days of the Estonian Republic, and what it means today. Baltic Ways is a podcast brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, produced in partnership with the Baltic Initiative at the Foreign Policy…
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In episode 50 of the Baltic Triangle podcast we hear from Nat Gavin, the man behind the UK's first DAB radio station aimed primarily at people with dementia and their families. It will be based in Liverpool -well, Everton actually - and will have NO news bulletins...And we'll be hearing from the multi-disciplinary artist Annie-Frost Nicholson who h…
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The 49th episode of the Baltic Triangle podcast features two great interviews. The first, hosted by Mick Ord, explores a new app called Hiyrd, developed by a Liverpool-based company. This app aims to revolutionise job applications and advertisements. Mick interviews Sam Garlick and Georgia Stanley, the co-founders of Hiyrd, to discuss the app's fea…
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In Episode 48 of the Baltic Triangle podcast, join hosts Mick Ord and Mark Reeson as they delve into the inspiring journeys of two dynamic women, Angela McKay and Michelle O'Dwyer, whose entrepreneurial spirit is not only driving their award-winning businesses forward into 2024 but also deeply enriching the local communities they serve. Angela McKa…
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We're joined by Mariah Freya, the fearless entrepreneur behind Beducated, the globe's largest online platform for adult pleasure-based sex education. In this no-holds-barred conversation, Mariah lays bare her journey, highlighting the unexpected challenges that come with being a woman in the sexual wellness industry. Buckle up for a ride through a …
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Get ready for an enlightening ride with the brilliant Karin Nemec, co-founder and CEO of Grünfin, as she weaves through her rousing journey from an aspiring finance enthusiast to a pioneering force in sustainable finance. Ever wondered how the air quality in Shanghai could inspire a ground-breaking sustainable investing platform? Karin's time in Sh…
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Ever wondered why women tend to downplay their achievements? This episode of Baltic Boss Babes featuring Tuija Seipell, an acclaimed Canadian keynote speaker and business advisor, is a deep dive into this phenomenon. With an impressive career trajectory that includes working with marquee brands like Harley Davidson and Nike, and being the editor of…
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In the 47th installment of the Baltic Triangle podcast, we immerse ourselves in the flavour's of French gastronomy with a unique Scouse twist. Join us as we step into the Bootle establishment of entrepreneur Andy Rogers, the recent recipient of a prestigious Gold accolade at the World Charcuterie Awards, further elevating his distinguished collecti…
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Have you ever thought about what it takes to revolutionize an industry? Meet Annika Amenberg, the phenomenal woman at the helm of Machineric, a digital platform shaking up the heavy machinery trading industry. Step into her world in this episode as we trace her exciting leap from corporate life to entrepreneurship. We'll explore the dynamics of fin…
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How do we remember tragedies? How do populations construct memories and memory institutions around these events? How can contemporary researchers begin to make sense of these complex landscapes? Dr. Margaret Comer of University College London joins us to discuss heritage studies, dark heritage, and her fieldwork in Russia and Estonia. This is a pub…
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We hear the remarkable story of Nicola Chan whose Liverpool-based company Waishee Coaching focuses on body confidence, particularly for women. There's a fascinating chat with Toxteth-born Anthony Grice is the man behind the award-winning Swedish-inspired FIKA coffee shops which actively encourage mental well-being as part of their ethos.…
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How have Latvian and Lithuanian histories intertwined over the last millennium? Who was Queen Morta, a Latvian princess by birth who became the wife of Lithuania's first and only king, Mindaugas? How close did we come to a Latvian-Lithuanian state in the early 20th century? How do Latvians and Lithuanians see their shared commonalities today? James…
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In episode 45, there's a definite Ukrainian cultural theme to the podcast. In the wake of Liverpool's successful staging of the Eurovision Song Contest finals on behalf of Ukraine, we hear from two local community artists whose work reflects the unique cultural links the city now has with that country. Mick and Mark have been hearing from designer …
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Ever felt the weight of launching your own startup or navigating around the competitive business environment? Join us as we explore these themes and more with Alina Silina, the founder of Busy Monday, and an influential advisor for the Latvian Startup Association. Alina's journey isn't your run-of-the-mill success story. From working with internati…
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How did Estonian democracy erode in the 1930s? How did liberal dissidents express their discontent under a more oppressive regime? Why is political rhetoric important, both now and then? Dr. Liisi Veski, fellow at the Skytte Institute, University of Tartu, dives into this complex, informative world of letters. Baltic Ways is brought to you by the A…
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Alright, gorgeous, you're in for a treat! Fancy a fun-filled, wisdom-packed adventure into the heart of innovation and change? We've got Liva Pērkone - founder of Helve, our witty guide and boss babe, ready to spill the tea on productivity hacks, the power of 'no', and why being easily distracted isn't necessarily a bad thing. So make yourself comf…
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Get ready to be tickled, enlightened, and have a sprinkling of 'aha' moments. In the debut episode of Baltic Boss Babes, Kadi, and Aija are serving up a double scoop of entrepreneurial realness with a generous sprinkle of smiles on top. They're about to unzip (not like that, get your mind out of the gutter!) their startup journeys, revealing the go…
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In Episode 44 we hear from Claire Lewis the CEO of Liverpool-based tech accelerator, Baltic Ventures, whose 5 year mission is to support Northern tech businesses to access angel and venture capital investment without having to go cap in hand to London. "We're hyper-local, with global ambition", says Claire. Miles Pearson is the director and co-owne…
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Welcome to part 2 of our series on Lithuanian mythology!In this episode we tell the story of the Celestial Deities in the Lithuanian Pantheon. - The Sun Goddess, Saulė- The Moon God, Menulis- The Morning Star, Aušrinė- The Evening Star, Vakarinė===You can watch the full series on YouTube @BalticWorld Support us! https://contribee.com/balticworld…
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We are back with a new format and schedule! === TIME STAMPS === 00:01:37 - Cartels Crushed. Homicides Plunge. Do ends justify means? 00:16:48 - Why Baltic Countries are Getting Happier? 00:27:45 - Lithuanian history and mythology. 00:45:30 - Foreign Policy Magazine stealing our work. === You can also watch this episode on YouTube @BalticWorld…
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How have the Baltic States adopted new leadership roles in NATO? Why have they been so forward leaning, even in an alliance with many friends of Ukraine? Why are other countries listening to the Baltic States now? Will this leadership continue? Tomass Pildegovičs, PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge, dives into the dynamics of small state …
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In episode 43 of the Baltic Triangle podcast we hear from two businesses who used the lockdown period after Covid to re-calibrate their companies and are looking to the future with fresh optimism. The Fermentation Station is a Liverpool-based food and drinks producer owned by Amy Yarker and Sam Watson, who use ancient fermentation methods to preser…
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How did the dissolution of the Soviet Union really unfold? How has the agency of the Baltic states been undervalued in studying this period, and how have those misperceptions persisted in the intervening decades. Dr. Una Bergmane unpacks the complex geopolitical history and draws carefully considered comparisons between the past and present. More i…
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Do Russia and China really have a "friendship without limits?" How are the Baltic states positioning themselves in the shifting sands of global security? What sort of role could they have as multilateral coalitions seek to address China as both a strategic competitor and critical trade partner? Dr. Una Aleksandra Bērziņa-Čerenkova, head of the Chin…
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How has Russia's invasion of Ukraine affected Europe's energy mix? How are European states balancing the move towards a green future with their present needs? How are the Baltic states positioning themselves in these European debates? Dr. Agnia Grigas, Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, gives us the historical context and future factors that wi…
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In this month's Baltic Triangle podcast we're taking a deep dive into cycling and graffiti art in Liverpool City Region. Bafta-winning actor and presenter Simon O'Brien is the region's Cycling and Walking Commissioner who is no stranger to the podcast. We spoke to him 2 1/2 years ago when he first started in the role with the aim of improving the c…
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How has cultural memory shaped Estonia as a nation? What does it mean to gamify medieval Livonia? And should historians rethink their concept of historical time? Dr. Marek Tamm, professor of cultural history and head of the Centre of Excellence in Intercultural Studies at Tallinn University, speaks about redefining the notion of time and what it me…
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How have things changed politically and socially for Russian speakers in Latvia since the war in Ukraine — and over the last few decades? Dr. Martiņš Kaprāns, senior researcher at University of Latvia's Institute of Philosophy and Sociology and recent recipient of the AABS Saltups Fellowship, shares his perspectives on current events and changes in…
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In episode 41 - We chat to two Liverpool based business people, Chief Exec of Baltic Creative CIC Lynn Haime and Paul Webley from Blaze Media. Lynn has recently taken the vacant Baltic Creative position after Mark Lawler left earlier in the year. Lynn who has an impressive resume in property with positions held at Matthews & Goodman and Manchester'…
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In this month's Baltic Triangle podcast, we hear about the amazing & diverse work being done by STEC - the Speke Training & Education Centre- which includes nurturing business start-ups & supporting 200 Afghan families living in the area. And we visit the Baltic Triangle offices of the innovative Liverpool company, MGISS - the multi-award-winning f…
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What happens when families and nations fight on both sides of a great power war? Dr. Harry Merritt is a visiting assistant professor in the department of history at Brown University. He shares his research on national and familial feelings among Latvian soldiers in World War II, who were conscripted into the Latvian Legion and Latvian Rifle Corp as…
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In the latest Baltic Triangle podcast, we chat to Jayne Lawless, the Merseyside-based artist who runs the North End Sketch club and the 'roaming' Dead Pigeon Gallery and whose work has taken her to Poland, Slovakia, Portugal, USA, Cyprus and London Rd, to name just a few. She's about to embark on a major commission in Cheshire. Jayne's working-clas…
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