Rebirth With spring around the corner, in this episode we dive into the world of rebirth, revamping and redoing. We explore the various ways rebirth is evident in our lives; by reusing, going back to “older” customs or just redefining what we’re used to. We welcome you to come along for the ride! Continue reading Angle Radio: Episode Four
This week we discuss food matters. We look at how food can bring people together or form a source of conflict. We are excited to share this episode with you, a warning: could trigger extreme cravings… Continue reading Angle Radio: Episode Three
Welcome to a new semester of International Journalism here at HvA! On this episode of Angle Radio we dedicate our show to Black History Month, where we’ll discuss the importance of Black history and pay tribute to various Black talent and creators globally. Enjoy! Continue reading Angle Radio: Episode One
With high hopes for 2021 – the year of the Dutch elections, vaccins and hopefully some parties – international angle students discuss the past, the present, and the now. Click on the link to listen to the last episode of The Good News Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZWdpyLhhm8&feature=youtu.be Continue reading The Good News Show – episode 3
Happy New Year everyone! In the first episode of the Good News Show we want to start the year 2021 the right way. That’s why we tell you everything about New Year’s resolutions. What are they and what kind of resolutions do people have in these crazy times? What did we learn from 2020 and what do we want to achieve in 2021, which is … Continue reading The Good News Show – episode 1
A podcast about relationships By: Zita Hille When it comes to relationships, no other generation is faced with as many prejudices as Gen Z. According to others, we are not able to commit ourselves to others, we are not able to have a relationship. Maybe this is not a bad thing and is this widely perceived pitfall actually a strength. Zita explains her point of … Continue reading A no commitment generation
A podcast about climate activists By: Simon Balvaert More and more young people are climate activists. Generation Z and Millenials feel the need to fix what previous generations have done to the climate. We are the people who have to live with the consequences. Despite every individual having potential to contribute to improvement, large companies and governments are needed to carry the lion’s share of … Continue reading “We’re the ones who have to live with it”
Ghost towns, bombed houses: The frozen conflict in the South Caucasus region Abkhazia is almost forgotten. It’s time to remember it, to find a possible solution. But is that even possible? Can the corona pandemic bring a change? A podcast by Lea Dillmann Abkhazia, known as the favorite holiday spot of former Russian dictator Josef Stalin, located northeast at the black sea along the Russian border. … Continue reading Abkhazia: A forgotten conflict
Podcast by Annemarie Andre | Picture by Unsplash Since the Netherlands introduced the same-sex marriage as the first country in the world in 2001, it is known as a place of tolerance and sexual freedom. While other European countries now caught up with it and developed the movement furthermore, the Netherlands stood still. What are the challenges of the LGBTIQ community in the Netherlands nowadays? … Continue reading The Netherlands: A paradise for the LGBTIQ community?
In this last episode of our Corona-Podcast Veronica, Tijn, Emma and Viktor talk about countries opening their borders again in Europe, and the Black Lives Matter movement and what we can do against racism. Also: Our magazine is done! We take a look back at the ups and downs of our journey through this project. Big thanks to all our listeners who joined and supported … Continue reading Life in Times of Corona – Episode 21
