The Last Goodbye Who are you? Frank Jensen Bingo Frank Køn Birthday Ulsted Danish Sonja Kjell Jane Freeman Petersen, my wife Ah, yes And then, perhaps, to what this is about What is the purpose of your trip to Copenhagen? It was often work Yes I was hired When I left Folketinget, I became director for a company out on Frederikseberg Yes Now we are sitting here for the first Jøde i København podcast Peter Sommer and I and have received a visit from our guest number one Man number one in Copenhagen Jøde number one Oberbormester Frank Jensen Welcome Thank you It was just huge that you would be here We are really happy about that I am also happy that you will have me Are you ready to move close to the mic both of you? Yes, thank you Are you with us, Peter? Yes, totally There you go And I was thinking What should you buy and have fun with when you get a visit from Jøde i København? It should be something German but at the same time something Copenhagen Yes Småkager Right? Småkager Småkager, we know that in Jutland Småkager But you can say Now I have bought two Copenhagen editions of it And if you in Jutland combine Småkager with something small then you combine in Copenhagen Småkager i.e. cookies with something that is the size of a face Something like that And it costs 25 kroner each Yes It is almost as big as a flatfish Yes, that is also the reason And that is also the reason why I could not buy three Yes I think that would have been cruel A dry Rødhus pancake So can't we just sit and break some pieces of those gigantic cookies instead No We are not going to eat a pancake That is easy But Frank Jensen Now we will start this conversation which quite simply should explore a bit or walk around a bit about being someone who is from Jutland but who lives in Copenhagen Can you remember your your dream or what can you say your goal when you came to Copenhagen, Peter? Yes, I came here with two different goals The first one is my second visit to Copenhagen And the first one was when I was a bit younger I was 25 and I wanted to be something with music and I thought that could be better here And now I have moved here again I have lived in Jutland for 8 years And I have lived here for 8 months And it was my second visit to bring some experience to Copenhagen And I have been a bit square and so I became something with music So now it is a really good place to work and do things like this But do you think it has been harder to work as a musician when you were not in Copenhagen and you had this experience with being in the city that is in you It was on the way to Bornholm We were going to Bornholm I don't know if you have been to Bornholm before but I remember how it was to get on the train to Copenhagen and how the train got to Copenhagen It was my first experience of Copenhagen And on the main station I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen and I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And then I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And then I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen And then I was waiting for the train to Copenhagen and I was standing in this and at the same time being very far away from home I think I went to the left the first time I came up I came to Copenhagen quite late but I went to the left I came up the escalator in the main line and then out on the Istegade and Revenlovsgade there and that was a sad start on Copenhagen I think to go through classical music and up on the Istegade but it was also a bit busy but speaking of cycling I think the first thing was that you got your bike and could cycle around and experience everything you had seen in the Oldsmanden movies and it was so beautiful because they always wanted to film it in the summer morning where the birds are chirping and they are emptying a parking machine for a bit less and stuff like that so that idyll you get your bike into it and have the power over the city by being able to cycle around and find out how brilliant it is cycling because there is not an Erljubakke out here No There is Valbybakke There is Valbybakke There is that one Valbybakke I wrote a song about and we took it there but it is really the bike it is that horse you ride all the *** because you are so free and you can do what you want and it does not cost that much I also have strong memories when I got a bike here I brought one from Jutland here when I lived in Gundersgade and in the beginning I had just walked around and moved only in a radius and then Kristiansborg and when I suddenly had that bike I took a few trips it was a completely different experience it was completely like going on a journey of discovery in Copenhagen I still can do that I still can find areas in the city that are new discoveries for me and especially in the residential areas when you go in through the gates and then come in and experience those where in the old days there was no light there was no green it was backyard after backyard after backyard with buildings that are destroyed today those careers are gone it's crazy I think sometimes in Nørrebro to come in behind the facade we tried that they did a good job a lot of those I think it was really good when did you stop calling Jutland home? oh that I did pretty fast after I moved because what happens I think is that as a Jew you fall in Copenhagen I don't think it goes that easy the other way you quickly feel at home in Copenhagen and you feel that it's your home and it's fun to live in Copenhagen when you don't say you live in Nørrebro or you live in Østerbro or you live in Ishandsbro we are very close to the home we live in and I think that makes that you quickly integrate the integration process quickly in my case I have to say it's very strange Copenhagen's mayor calls it home I think it's very street yes but what is your most favorite place is it here is it the bridge yes, it's the bridge it's my home it's the changed home I've lived in all homes here and I'm now in Yderammer that I didn't know almost like Vesterplads where my friends from Jutland say you don't live in Copenhagen but it's also it reminds me of Jutland in many ways low houses and and lots of wooded shops so I actually find that quite nice just unlikely shops you could say if I think about who was born in Copenhagen in the town hall there aren't that many so there is only if I think about it it's only Morten Kabel and Jesper Christensen they are both born here but that's out of Zyv the rest of us from outside came and arrived and more are from Jutland all from Jutland and I don't think that there are more Jews that move to Copenhagen than the rest of the province Fyn and the islands yes there are many Jews that's also because we have more extension we have it's a good question we are getting a lot of questions about the big apple but in Denmark there is Copenhagen and nothing else so it's a discussion every country where everyone should look for opportunities and there are problems in Denmark and it's a possibility that the re are more Jews than the rest of the province Fyn and the rest of the province Fyn so the problem is that the Jews are not the same as the rest of the province Fyn so the problem is that the Jews are not the same as the rest of the province Fyn so the problem is that the Jews are not the same as the rest of the province Fyn so the problem is that the Jews are not the same as the rest of the province Fyn so the problem is that the Jews are not the same as the rest of the province Fyn so the problem is that the Jews are not the same as the rest of the province 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