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Since 2019, we have our own podcast channel: Radio ArtEZ. The podcast features personal stories and urgent research by ArtEZ students, staff and some of our guests and recordings of Studium Generale events. Listen to Radio ArtEZ here or via your favourite podcast app.
Radio ArtEZ
Since 2019, we have our own podcast channel: Radio ArtEZ. The podcast features personal stories and urgent research by ArtEZ students, staff and some of our guests and recordings of Studium Generale events. Listen to Radio ArtEZ here or via your favourite podcast app.
Diversity Stories, season 1
podcastStudium generale and Dennis Gaens (writer, radio producer, lecturer in Creative Writing) are launching the podcast entitled Diversity Stories. With contributions by Silas Neumann, Hester Brands & Chet Bugter & Chinouk Filique de Miranda, Asu Aksu & Zahide Fürstenberger, Femke Bosma, Renske van Gelder & Tosca Mitkowska & Marieke Sytema (WIIS), Nina de Haas, Christine Ayo and Pelumi Adejumo.
The podcast entitled Diversity Stories presents a kaleidoscopic interpretation of the topic of diversity from a student’s perspective. With very personal stories about gender and identity, outspoken criticism of the fashion system, discussions on what your name reveals about you, a genuine Menstruation opera, extremely witty dialogues between two expats complaining about food culture, language and bureaucracy, and more.
The podcast entitled Diversity Stories presents a kaleidoscopic interpretation of the topic of diversity from a student’s perspective. With very personal stories about gender and identity, outspoken criticism of the fashion system, discussions on what your name reveals about you, a genuine Menstruation opera, extremely witty dialogues between two expats complaining about food culture, language and bureaucracy, and more.
Six episodes
The podcast consists of six episodes and a trailer. Click in the window above on ‘episodes’ to listen to the different episodes. Never heard a podcast? First download an app with which you can listen to podcasts on your smartphone (eg Podcasts or Stitcher) and type in Diversity Stories. It’s that simple!
Episode 1: Hester Brands, Chet Bugter en Chinouk Filique de Miranda about cultural appropriation in fashion, also the first episode of Nobody Cares by Asu Aksu & Zahide Fürstenberger, about food.
Episode 2: Silas Neumann with the first installment of a series on names and what they say about a person and his/her/their background, Christine Ayo & Delano Berendsen on Arts & Politics and of course Nobody Cares #2, about social customs.
Episode 3: Hester, Chet & Chinouk about the gender binary and Nobody Cares #3 about institutions & bureaucracy.
Episode 4: Silas Neumann with a second installment on names, Renske van Gelder, Tosca Mitkowska & Marieke Sytema (WIIS) with their Menstruation Opera and of course Nobody Cares #4 about (love in) another language.
Episode 5: Hester, Chet & Chinouk about cultural awareness in education and Nobody Cares #5 about gentrification.
Episode 6: Silas Neumann with the third and last installment about names, Pelumi Adejumo about dates gone awry because of her (supposed) background, Femke Bosma with a piece about PANN parties as way to discover your identity, and a special bonus episode of Nobody Cares about metal, Vikings and cults.
Episode 1: Hester Brands, Chet Bugter en Chinouk Filique de Miranda about cultural appropriation in fashion, also the first episode of Nobody Cares by Asu Aksu & Zahide Fürstenberger, about food.
Episode 2: Silas Neumann with the first installment of a series on names and what they say about a person and his/her/their background, Christine Ayo & Delano Berendsen on Arts & Politics and of course Nobody Cares #2, about social customs.
Episode 3: Hester, Chet & Chinouk about the gender binary and Nobody Cares #3 about institutions & bureaucracy.
Episode 4: Silas Neumann with a second installment on names, Renske van Gelder, Tosca Mitkowska & Marieke Sytema (WIIS) with their Menstruation Opera and of course Nobody Cares #4 about (love in) another language.
Episode 5: Hester, Chet & Chinouk about cultural awareness in education and Nobody Cares #5 about gentrification.
Episode 6: Silas Neumann with the third and last installment about names, Pelumi Adejumo about dates gone awry because of her (supposed) background, Femke Bosma with a piece about PANN parties as way to discover your identity, and a special bonus episode of Nobody Cares about metal, Vikings and cults.
