Podcasts for students by students
Do you listen to music, or do you *listen* to music? Come, and join us when we talk about how music can impact you subconsciously.
Credits:
– Happy Hip Hop Beat by Seth_Makes_Sounds — https://freesound.org/s/655615/ — License: Creative Commons 0
– ”eine Treppe mit einer darauf gemalten Musiknote” by Jabber Visuals @visualsbyjabber
by Mirja S. & Zehra U.
In this podcast Lina, Michelle, and Quinn talk about their experiences with video games and explore how a hobby that was considered mostly solitary lets us form social connections with people all across the world. The hosts dive into the world of three different video game communities, highlighting the good and bad sides of each community, while discussing the differences between them.
Intro/Outro: Neon Rider Loop by MuzaProduction — https://freesound.org/s/650281/ — License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0
Background music: Upbeat Japanese Gaming Music by Tomentum+ — https://freesound.org/s/721634/ — License: Attribution 4.0
Cover photo: Foto von SXRIPTX auf Unsplash
Discover the profound impact of community on our lives and explore why its absence might be fueling loneliness among Gen Z. Tune in to uncover insights that could help to understand the social gaps in today’s digital age. Brought to you by Amani Abidi, Selin Tutucu & Chimène Mafuta.
in this podcast we reminisce about our past traveling experiences and also take a look into the future where a semester abroad is waiting just around the corner: The ultimate opportunity to experience the interconnectedness of our world.
Sources: Intro/Outro music: https://youtu.be/VPS6eAGy3EQ?si=cVIewUJxm3irGB4x
Image: https://images.app.goo.gl/nofrLmeZDBg7A5dG7
Welcome to “Overthinkers,” where hosts Akam, Ana, and Elisa dive deep into the interconnectedness of our lives through personal stories and shared experiences.
In this episode, we talk about how the decisions of our ancestors shape our present and future. From the life-changing moves of our families to the feeling of being connected and understood.
Join us for heartfelt conversations that show we’re all part of something bigger, providing comfort and insight into your life. Listen in and discover the power of your own story.
sources: https://thedecisionlab.com/reference-guide/economics/the-butterfly-effect // https://www.americanscientist.org/article/understanding-the-butterfly-effect // https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372797967_THE_RIPPLE_EFFECT_How_Small_Actions_Create_Big_Changes#pff // https://creativemarket.com/pakete/2329062-Water-drop-falling-into-water-surface-featuring-water-drop-and-ripple?epik=dj0yJnU9azFZRmFMSXZhbFNzNkVMTjdrN0hmelVrcDVFcFJoOHEmcD0wJm49Zk10b19waG1OM3RHV1AyRXRnV3NSdyZ0PUFBQUFBR2FHZ1Nv&ts=201909&utm_campaign=Product%20Social%20Share&utm_content=Water%20drop%20falling%20into%20water%20surface&utm_medium=CM%20Social%20Share&utm_source=Pinterest
Welcome to the “How Social Media interconnects us and the world”-Podcast where we discuss social media’s power to keep us together and pull us apart. Let us take you on a trip through time, focusing on the phenomena of „internet besties“, how social media has developed in the last few years, and how it has given us endless possibilities to connect through the screen of our phones. We share real-life anecdotes that emphasize how TikTok and CO always seem to provide topics to talk about and how close we feel to influencers who do not even know of our existence. Join us as we answer the questions of how our online interactions influence our offline reality and why social media may cause serious harm to our mental health.
Do you like being lonely? Then this podcast is not for you.
We invite you to join us for our talk about loneliness and hope you’ll leave feeling a little less lonely and a little more connected.
Here are some helpful and interesting links:
https://www.drk.de/hilfe-in-deutschland/senioren/altersgerechtes-wohnen/besuchsdienst
https://www.nummergegenkummer.de/berater-in-werden
https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/articles/201803/cure-disconnection
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3Xv_g3g-mA
https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/feelings-symptoms-behaviours/feelings-and-symptoms/feeling-lonely
Sad Things Connect: Bonding Over Trauma
Since the rise of social media in the last years, people have been able to connect more easily and swiftly than ever before. Due to the anonymity people have on their socials, “trauma bonding” (which actually is “bonding over trauma”) has become more and more apparent. We want to tell you the difference between the two, share some personal stories about when we came in contact with bonding over trauma and tell you how to safely connect with others over personal experiences.
join us and let’s find out how dreams bring us together. We’re unraveling the wild stories of shared dreams, forging connections that go way beyond waking up.
In this podcast Luciene and Katharina try to find out if the connection between cities when traveling with the DB is really as bad as it seems and what potential reasons could be. So have your ticket with you and join them in their small research in the world of public transport.
