Jalousi

Episode 33 of the Tænd for mig podcast, hosted by alt.dk, titled "Jalousi" was published on May 23, 2023 and runs 48 minutes.

May 23, 2023 ·48m · Tænd for mig

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Episode Description

Jalousi er en tabuIagt følelse, men den bor inde i os allesammen. Den kan være gift i alle relationer og modgiften er at tale højt om den, og vide hvad du skal gøre, når den viser sit grimme fjæs. Ditte er jaloux dagligt på mandens forhold til børnene og Josefine mærker primært jalousiens grimme ansigt i sine venindeskaber, hvor hun er angst for at blive lukket ude. I dagens afsnit taler de om bl.a. hvad forskellen på jalousi og misundelse er? Hvordan man som par arbejder rundt om den potentielt giftige følelse? Hør også mere om, hvordan karry faktisk er et blandingsprodukt af op mod 40 andre krydderier, og hvordan det passer ind i samtalen om jalousi!

Værter: Josefine Stork og Ditte Winkel

Musik: Joshua Lindemann

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