Why Finns Hate Small Talk, Love Getting Naked Together & Have an Island Fantasy with Elisabeth Lovman
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For the 279th episode of Private Parts Unknown, host Courtney Kocak welcomes Helsinki native Elisabeth Rundlöf (now Lovman), from the city's marketing team, for a never-before-released conversation from our 2019 reporting trip to Finland.
Elisabeth gives us a crash course in Finnish culture and what life
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Writer, podcaster & comedian
Courtney Kocak is a writer, podcaster, and comedian based in Los Angeles. She wrote for Amazon’s Emmy-winning animated series Danger & Eggs and Netflix’s Know It All podcast. She’s produced a slew of highly-ranked podcasts—including The Bellas Podcast, which debuted at #1 on Apple Podcasts, PayPal’s Never Stand Still, and Girlboss Radio—and currently hosts three of her own with over two million downloads to date: Private Parts Unknown, about love and sexuality around the world, The Bleeders, about book writing and publishing, and Podcast Bestie, a best friend to podcasters trying to grow and monetize their shows (and a popular Substack). As a writer, her bylines include The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, Cosmopolitan, BUST, Bustle, InsideHook, and more. Courtney reports on gender, sexuality, psychedelics, reproductive rights, sex work, and sustainability. She’s currently working on a coming-of-age memoir in essays.