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Losing Connection
A “short” story about how technology, when paired with tunnel vision and self-importance, stands in the way of human connection. Also, something about artificial intelligence, I guess. Oh, and there’s a dog in it. Every media and technology used for this project is mentioned in the audio recording.
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(Dis-) Connection, Culture and Identity
Culture is most often seen as a means to connect
As first-, second- and third-generation migrants, we observe and understand culture and identity very differently. In this podcast we want to share our experiences with you and give you insights into how culture can also create a disconnection.
Cover edited from: cultural_disconnect.jpg (561×283) (pointofview.net)
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“Real enough?” – Online relationships in the digital age
Thanks to the capabilities of modern communication apps and social media, digital-only relationships have become more and more common in recent years, especially among younger people. Connecting to people you get along with and who share your own interests as easily as one can do nowadays is a wondrous thing – but it is not without its problems. In this episode, Lennart and Colin discuss the advantages and disadvantages of digital relationships and try to offer some advice on how to make them last.
© of images used for cover: Yan Krukau and Tima Miroshnichenko @ https://www.pexels.com
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Connections – Women Friendships
Join us today as we explore what makes women friendships so special, and how the internet plays an integral part in upholding our long-distance friendship.
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Everything is Connected – Social Media’s Influence on Us and Others
“Everything is Connected,” is the podcast where we delve into the intricate web of connections that shape our world. In this episode, hosts Sofia, Eva, Michelle, and Malik explore the realm of social media, sharing personal experiences with platforms, etc.
A topic we address in this episode is how addicting and time-consuming social media can be and how it can lead you to feel disconnected from your loved ones. Here are a few tips on how to build a more healthy relationship with social media usage:
- Do not use your phone for the first 30 to 60 minutes after waking up.
When you wake up, your brain switches from a deep sleep state to one in which you are awake but still relaxed. In those states, the brain wave levels also change from so-called “theta, delta” and “alpha waves”. Using your phone, however, will cause you to be instantly awake and alert, skipping all the stages to “beta waves”. You force your brain to wake up instantly instead of undergoing the natural waking-up process. - Fairly obvious point, but: Think critically about the content you are exposed to.
Social media depicts unrealistic standards and almost unreachable goals. You should not compare yourself and your life to that of influencers or famous people on social media. If you are unsure what is realistic and what is not, inform yourself. - Stop scrolling.
Algorithms analyze what kind of content you like, what kind of medium you prefer and which content keeps you engaged to construct your feed to your liking. This means you will be provided personalized content that is supposed to keep you online. Limit the time you spend on social media by yourself, and do not scroll for hours.
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Interconnectedness in Feminist Art: From Paula Modersohn-Becker to Cindy Sherman
Discover how Modersohn-Becker, a trailblazer from the early 20th century, broke boundaries with her honest and intimate self-portraits, challenging societal norms and redefining female identity. Fast forward to the contemporary art scene, and we see Cindy Sherman continuing this legacy. Through her transformative and provocative photography, Sherman dons various personas to critique and deconstruct the roles and perceptions of women in Western culture.
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The Special Connection of Soulmates
We go through life connecting with many different people and building relationships or friendships that shape who we are. In today’s episode, Mia and Liv dive deeper into the connection of soulmates, sharing their experiences, and trying to understand this special connection with the help of two friends.
© cover image: lilartsy on uplash
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How does music connect?
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.
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How Gaming Connects
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
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