One shared life...
A podcast for anyone interested in the power of living in Community
THE STORY BEHIND LIFE ON FIFTH PODCAST
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In 2017, I stumbled into the world of intentional communities in Stockholm. What was meant to be a three-month adventure turned into a three-year journey that completely transformed my life.This immersive experience in community living didn't just change my personal outlook—it steered my career into the heart of the coliving industry.
Now, I wear multiple hats as a content creator, communications manager, and community builder, all centered around the concept of shared living spaces. But something was missing. In the buzz of industry talk, I realized the authentic voices of coliving residents were often drowned out. I missed the raw, unfiltered conversations I used to have with my housemates around the dinner table.
That's when the idea hit me: why not create a podcast that brings these voices to the forefront? I wanted to recreate those magical moments of connection but on a global scale. What if I could chat with coliving residents from around the world, exploring their unique experiences, challenges, and insights?And so, the "Life on fifth podcast" was born—a podcast dedicated to uncovering the real stories of coliving and intentional communities worldwide. Join me as we dive into the heart of shared living, one conversation at a time.
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THE GOAL OF THE PODCAST
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I’m all about sharing the real stories behind coliving, cohousing, and other community living experiences. I want to explore the good stuff and the challenges and help everyone rethink what “home” really means.
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Plus, I love the idea of keeping these stories safe—they’re meaningful to the people who lived them. By sharing these experiences, I hope to spark some fresh conversations about community living and inspire others to find their own sense of home.
Support the podcast
This is a passion project which gives me great joy and has allowed me to learn a lot of new skills and meet many great people along the way.
It does takes a lot of time to look for new guests, edit and put everything together and does not bring any money in. It's ok, because it's a choice I make. To dedicate time to this. And it makes me happy. What makes me even happier...?
To hear back from you.
So if you ever feel like you want to do something nice to say thanks or "good job"... I made a little list of suggestions:
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Simply reach out to let me know what you thought. It means everything!
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Share your own story or recommend someone we should talk to
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Share the podcast with a friend (or more)
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Rate the podcast on your favorite platform
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Follow us on Instagram
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Partner with the podcast
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Sponsor the podcast
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Our friends at mapmelon, the all in one app for digital nomad colivers are helping us stay in touch with authentic communities around the world.
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