Eddie Wåhlin: The kids are alright

This time around we welcome Mam-Yandeh Gaye who in-turn, welcome us all to come to Gambia. She does that via what she calls "sustainable travel" company: NewDems Travels. Mam-Yandeh is am amazing person and I am grateful to have the chance to have he share her perspective. She is a Social worker for the Youth of Gothenburg, a business owner and an active member of the community. Please give a listen and if there is any time you plan to go to Gambian, choose her travel agency and help keep the money from leaving the community where it belongs. 

Eddie shares his life and his story with us this week. He is wise beyond his 22 years and that shows from his outlook on life her and the experiences that he shares shows his huge heart and empathy for all. This kid's got a good head on his shoulders and I thank him for his time and positive energy. As always, You can hit me up on This too is Sweden on instagram and engage with me about the Podcast. Also, sorry Eddie for calling you a kid, homie!  Peace, Jacob

This episode had been a long time coming and we a finally here. This time I welcome Mattis to the conversation, to shed light on his personal experience as an adopted kid in Gothenburg. From 1972 he has been a resident of the country but only within the last few years has begun to feel that he is able to claim the only home that he has ever known. A Father, Rapper, A great friend and a person that works within his community for the benefit of children that need him and his colleagues. Thank you for sharing you story, your light and your positive energy with us here on the podcast, Mattias. Peace!

This episode had been a long time coming and we a finally here. This time I welcome Mattis to the conversation, to shed light on his personal experience as an adopted kid in Gothenburg. From 1972 he has been a resident of the country but only within the last few years has begun to feel that he is able to claim the only home that he has ever known. A Father, Rapper, A great friend and a person that works within his community for the benefit of children that need him and his colleagues. Thank you for sharing you story, your light and your positive energy with us here on the podcast, Matthias. Peace!

I sat down on the floor and had a very fun talk with Liza about a great many topics;  How Sweden is her home and also how she defines herself,  Having London as a place that she could see other black woman in the world doing their thing,  How maybe she needs to get on the phone with her parents and get some living history lessons.  As half of the podcast duo, Liza is used to talking about her days growing up in Sweden with her cohost Melanie her life long friend.  On instagram you can find them @lizaochmelaniesnackar Thank you very much for listening and supporting. If you want to get at me you cam find my on instagram @thistooPodcast

Asking the deeper question behind the question: “where are you from”. Who defines you? Do you? Does society? What are you really asking when you ask? This first episode give a bit of a back story to how this came about and why it is so important to have people’s voices heard. Music by: Ketsa