Michael Ejstrup is a Danish linguist and author with a PhD and over two decades of experience as a public speaker. He has written five books on language and rhetoric, and regularly appears in Danish media as a language expert. His lectures cover topics ranging from dialects and slang to accent and the social role of spoken language.
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75lectureWed 25.11.Lecture with Nikolaj Jacobsen - The World's Best Nikolaj
74lectureThu 13.5.Lecture with Frank Arnesen & Søren Lerby - The Good Stories
72lectureThu 19.11.Svend Brinkmann
69lectureSun 25.10.Evening with Elin Brimheim Heinesen FO
68lectureSat 21.11.Introduction to Knit Design
67lectureSat 14.11.Lecture with Daniel Rye - Hostage for 398 Days
67lectureWed 18.11.Lecture with Rasmus Tantholdt - My World in Change
67lectureWed 3.2.Lecture with Preben Elkjær - My Life as Elkjær
67lectureThu 29.4.Lecture with Mette Grith Stage - The Defence Lawyer
65lectureWed 14.10.The Gospel Experience: WORKSHOP with Hezekiah Walker (USA), Mark Taylor (USA), Hans Christian Jochimsen (DK)
65lectureMon 19.10.Culture Coffee with Finn Nørbygaard: My Ups and Downs... and What I Learned from It!
65lectureTue 10.11.Science & Cocktails in X31: The Secrets Behind the World of Mushrooms
Linguist Michael Ejstrup explores how Danish speech - from standard Danish to dialects, slang, and accents - shapes identity and reveals who we are as individuals and communities.
Linguist Michael Ejstrup and literature communicator Nanna Ask discuss how language shapes film and television - exploring dialects, intonation, and the power of linguistic choices to build character and identity.