Podcasts for students by students
In our podcast we discuss the difference between humor in neurotypical and neurodivergent people. Along with that we answer the question of what is even considered funny (in our generation).
music source: https://youtu.be/5MzZ7otQCfk
We all have been there: As embarassing it can feel to send an unintended text message to the wrong person at first, it can turn out to be a great and funny story to tell as well. Alexandra and Mia are going to talk about the German Comedy Podcast “Bratwurst und Baklava” story about texing fails and draw a parallel to their experiences and what makes it so funny.
Humour itself seems to be universal right? But how does it come that people around the world seem to have different kinds of humour and how does this affect our perception of humour? In this episode we – Franziska, Antonia, Evelina, Helin and Rebekka – will be talking about different kinds of humour, our own experiences with humour in different cultures and in what way our perceptions of humour as westerners differentiate from those of easterners.
Image: Photo by Bernard Hermant on Unsplash
other resources:
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00123/full
https://youtu.be/w-abKKg0sw8
http://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/humor
In this podcast, we discuss humor – memes, popular sitcoms, and their popularity. What makes us laugh, and how humor influences our lives and our relationships. We discuss our favorite comedic shows, why they make us laugh and how they gained their popularity. Then we will finally give you our recommendations.
Image: Laugh neon signage photo (Tim Mossholder. Unsplash) (https://unsplash.com/photos/imlD5dbcLM4)
Intro/ Outro: Comedy Theme (hagfilms. freesound)(https://freesound.org/people/hagfilms/sounds/328178/)
Irony is a familiar method used to be funny and tell a joke. What many people, especially of the older generation, don’t know is how Gen Z has completely mastered the way of ironic speech, going beyond the standard irony! Many layers of irony are required to decode what a joke is meant to say and usually the humour is merely limited to the people who are accustomed to its usage, making it special for only that demographic. Older generations might not find it funny, but we have made it our task to at least explain how Gen Z irony works!
For more details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsuSveDAlpI
