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GrowUP"Stojím u dveří a tluču." - Výzva pro křesťany, nikoli pro nevěřícíV sérii Veršů vytržených z kontextu se tentokrát zaměřujeme na text ze Zjevení 3,20. Sám Ježíš v něm píše, že stojí u dveří a tluče, a kdokoliv mu otevře, bude s ním vládnout na trůnu.Proč jsme špatným výkladem v průběhu času udělali z tohoto verše výzvu k přijetí Ježíše do neobráceného života? Poslechněte si, co tímto veršem Ježíš pravděpodobně myslel, když adresoval věřící křesťany v Laodikeji.
2026-01-1019 min
Pořady TWR a Rádia 7Uši k duši: Oběť a sebeobětování (2/4): Otevírat se světluPocity viny, vědomí hříchu, touha očistit se, možnost začít znovu. A především velké Boží pozvání do života bez viny, do odpuštění. Jak se lidská duše otevírá světlu Božího odpuštění? Zkoumejte s psychologem Markem Macákem. Tento podcast můžete podpořit na https://radio7.cz
2025-09-1200 minUši k dušiUši k duši: Oběť a sebeobětování (2/4): Otevírat se světluPocity viny, vědomí hříchu, touha očistit se, možnost začít znovu. A především velké Boží pozvání do života bez viny, do odpuštění. Jak se lidská duše otevírá světlu Božího odpuštění? Zkoumejte s psychologem Markem Macákem. Tento podcast můžete podpořit na https://radio7.cz
2025-09-1200 min
Tip the ScalesAttorney Takeover! Dan Ambrose, Greg Prosmushkin - Inside TLU June 2025On this week’s episode the infamous Dan Ambrose takes over for Maria. He interviews friend and lawyer Greg Prosmushkin. They discuss all things TLU including how it grew during COVID, TLU on demand and the upcoming TLU Huntington Beach conference. If you love TLU, this is the episode for you.
Get in touch with Greg at https://gproslaw.com
Get in touch with Dan at https://triallawyersuniversity.com
Guest Greg Prosmushkin (@gregproslaw on Instagram) Greg was born in Moscow in 1968 and immigrated to the United States at the age of 11. He grew up...
2025-06-0425 min
Tip the Scales134.Attorney Takeover! Dan Ambrose, Greg Prosmushkin - Inside TLU June 2025On this week’s episode the infamous Dan Ambrose takes over for Maria. He interviews friend and lawyer Greg Prosmushkin. They discuss all things TLU including how it grew during COVID, TLU on demand and the upcoming TLU Huntington Beach conference. If you love TLU, this is the episode for you.Get in touch with Greg at https://gproslaw.comGet in touch with Dan at https://triallawyersuniversity.comGuest Greg Prosmushkin (@gregproslaw on Instagram) Greg was born in Moscow in 1968 and immigrated to the United States at the age of 11. He grew up...
2025-06-0424 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 76: Cybersecurity from Technical to EthicalIn this episode, we sit down with Shahriar, who is a founder of Antigon Security—a Tallinn-based start-up that has already uncovered serious vulnerabilities in some of Estonia’s largest companies. Together we demystify hacking and cybersecurity:Hacking 101 – the difference between ethical hacking, penetration testing, and criminal exploits and the psychology of cybercrime.Life inside a cyber start-up – how a small team can out-maneuver corporations, and build trust with clients.Estonia’s cyber landscape – from world-famous e-Governance to the agencies you call when things go wrong (RIA, CERT-EE).Law & ethics – what do global or l...
2025-05-1742 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 75: 🌍 Women in DiplomacyJoin us as we explore the evolving role of women in global diplomacy—from historical barriers to modern breakthroughs. Featuring insights on feminist international relations, regional developments from Europe to Asia, and an exclusive interview with Her Excellency Nargiz Gulbanova, Azerbaijan’s first career female ambassador. This episode highlights the voices of trailblazing women who shaped diplomacy and human rights—and the future they’re creating for the next generation.Music:Title: First Snow 10sArtist: Giulio CercatoLink: https://www.facebook.com/sound/collection/?sound_collection_tab=soun...
2025-05-1253 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 73: Sleep Paralysis - What is It?Ever wake up unable to move, feeling a heavy weight on your chest or sensing someone else in the room? You’re not alone. In this episode, hosts Karolina and Lisett dive into the mysterious world of sleep paralysis with sleep expert Katrin Põld.Together, they break down what really happens during these episodes-why your mind wakes up but your body can’t move, and why vivid hallucinations and intense fear are so common. Katrin explains the science behind sleep paralysis, from REM sleep and muscle atonia to the triggers like stress, sleep deprivation, and sleep posit...
2025-05-0856 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 74: Blue Zones - Marketing Myth or Model for Life?Why do people in certain corners of the world live longer, healthier lives? In this episode, we explore the fascinating concept of Blue Zones — regions with exceptionally high life expectancy.Our guest is professor Michel Poulain, one of the original founders of the Blue Zones concept. Together, we discuss the lifestyle factors that contribute to longevity, from diet and physical activity to social connection and environment. We also dig into the criticisms: Is it all backed by science, or have some claims been exaggerated for media appeal? What can we actually take from these fi...
2025-05-071h 09Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 72: Meditation as a Means to Relieve Stress and Improve Academic PerformanceFeeling the constant pressure? Wondering if meditation could be the key to better grades and less stress?
In this episode, our host Arina explores these questions with Sangam Panta, a TLU lecturer, BFM Film Projects Supervisor, and passionate meditation enthusiast, to uncover the reality.
Together, they explore whether mindful meditation truly reduces stress and boosts academic performance — or if it’s just hype. How does it work? Can it make a real difference? They discuss science, stories, and give easy to understand insights that could change how you tackle your stress and studies.
If y...
2024-12-1153 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 71: How Screen Time Shapes Children's Minds – A Deep Dive with Jaan AruHow does screen time influence children’s attention spans and their ability to learn?
As adults, many of us have noticed the impact of digital content on our own focus and attention. If this shift affects us, what does it mean for children who grow up surrounded by screens and cartoons?
In this episode, we explore the benefits and potential challenges of screen usage, balancing insights with scientific evidence. Joining us is Jaan Aru, an esteemed Estonian neuroscientist and professor at the University of Tartu. Jaan has authored several books on the brain, attention, and co...
2024-12-0949 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 70: AI's Role in Mental Health CareThe following episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast series explores the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and mental health care. Our guest, Markus Bertl, a qualified researcher focused on implementing AI in psychiatry, shares insights into his doctoral thesis on how digital decision support systems (DDSS) can be used in healthcare. Join us as we discuss the potential, challenges and ethical considerations surrounding AI in mental health care.
We hope you enjoy our episode and thank you for listening!
This episode was made by Mykyta Sementsov, Laura Kleespies, Hadiya Sarfraz, Alina Vesterinen, Sofiia L...
2024-12-0539 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisood 69: Seksuaalvägivalla vaimne koorem"Seksuaalvägivalla vaimne koorem" on avameelne ja teadlikkust tõstev episood. Vestleme ekspertidega mitmest raskest teemast, kus nad jagavad praktilisi lahendusi ning jagame mõtteid, mis aitavad kasvatada hoolivust ja teadlikkust. See vestlus on samm parema ja toetavama maailma poole.
2024-12-041h 04Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 68: How To Catch A LiarLies are everywhere, from harmless white lies to elaborate deceptions that shape history. In this episode of the TLU University Student Podcast, hosts dive into the psychology of lying, how to spot a liar, and the fine line between truth and deception. Featuring expert insights from Kristjan Kask, we explore verbal and non-verbal cues, famous lies that shook the world, and the science of lie detection. Tune in to uncover the truth — one lie at a time.
Kristjan Kask is an associate professor of legal psychology in Tallinn University. He completed his doctoral studies in...
2024-12-0244 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisood 67: #winemom - miks emme joob?Kuidas on sotsiaalmeedia ja popkultuur muutnud klaasi veini
emaduse igapäevaseks osaks?
ELU projekti "Analüüsi, tõlgenda, võimesta- kuidas mõista ühiskonda ja muuta maailma?" raames valminud episoodis räägime #winemom liikumisest – nähtusest, mis esmapilgul tundub humoorikas ja süütu, kuid peidab endas ka keerulisemaid küsimusi. Psühholoog Jane Alop ja ajakirjanik Britt Ernewein avavad, kuidas sellised sõnumid võivad mõjutada naiste alkoholitarbimist, milliseid norme ja ootusi need kujundavad ning kas meedia normaliseerib sellega riskantset käitumist. Kas naljakas meem võib viia välja tõsiste tagajärgedeni? Projekti toovad teieni Sirli Uuspõld, La...
2024-12-0245 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisood 66: Meeste vaimne tervis: huumor ja varjatud tundedMeeste vaimne tervis jääb tihti tähelepanuta, kuid selle episoodi külalised – koomik Aleksandr Popov ja psühholoog Steven Saagpakk – räägivad, miks on oluline seda teemat lahata. Kuidas mehed oma tunnete eest hoolitsevad, millised on psühholoogilised takistused ja kuidas huumor aitab leevendada elu keerulisi hetki?
2024-11-191h 29Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 65: Soundtracks of the Self: How Music Shapes Who We AreJoin us on the TLU Student Podcast as we delve into the profound question: Does music shape our identity? If so, how and why? In this episode, hosts Sigrid and Keidi explore the symbiotic relationship between music and personal identity with the expertise of Pille Rand, a seasoned music therapist specialising in Guided Imagery and Music therapy.
Pille, who works both in rehabilitation and palliative care, and has her own private practice, brings her deep understanding of how music can access the subconscious and influence our core selves.
This...
2024-05-1357 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 64: Find Your Superpower: Improving Your Studies by Being ActiveIn this episode we discuss how sports and physical activities affect academic performance and mental state during university studies. We touch on the transition from compulsory PE classes in high school to sitting in lectures, spending hours studying and mostly having a physically passive university life.
We emphasise the positive effects physical activity has on our brain and cognitive performance and share tips on how to stay active even with a busy schedule.
Episode is hosted by Laura Ragel and Ragle Maide with Kristjan Port as a guest. Recorded in the BFM...
2024-05-0841 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 63: From Marvel to Manga: pop-culture fueled language learningEpisode 63 dives into the topic of pop-culture as a motivator for a language acquisition. Pop-culture is a necessary and fairly important part of any language-learning journey. In this episode we explore two global and yet so different languages – Japanese and English. Together with the guests, Valeria Ohata and Paul Rüsse, we will prove you that watching anime or Marvel movies is not procrastination, but in fact, is a pop-culture fueled language learning!
Bibliography:
Liu, Y., & Lin, A. M. (2017). Popular culture and teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL). Language, edu...
2024-05-0548 min
The Leg Up AustraliaTLU Podcast - Barrier BreakdownBJ, Nick and Woodhead give us the review of what was a huge Magic Millions week, they discuss the barrier dilemmas and Jmacs comments for the Gold Coast plus go through there best bets for the weekend. Get started with Members Only > bit.ly/MO-GetStarted Loving the set up on the boys? Get yourself some TLU Merch right here bit.ly/TLUmerchSupport the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-01-1838 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 62 : The capabilities and limitations of ChatGPT for educationIn this episode, we delve into the vast potential of AI, specifically ChatGPT, in revolutionizing the field of education. Join us as we explore how AI can be a game-changer for both students and educators, providing instant access to information, fostering innovative learning methods, and transforming the educational landscape. While AI has come a long way in understanding human language, there is still the potential for misinterpretations and inaccuracies. Our discussion emphasizes the importance of implementing systems to monitor and enhance AI accuracy through regular updates and user feedback.
References:
2023-12-1956 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 61: Social media detox - why and when do we need it?Welcome to our panel discussion on an increasingly relevant topic in today's digital age: social media detox.
Joining us are project members Hans Jürgen Teras, Anano Ghibradze, Hyo Jeong Chang, Ksenija Jaanika Kurn, Sarthak C. Gautam, and Francis Akunwanne, who are passionate about exploring the why and when behind this vital practice.
We'll delve into the impact of social media misuse, highlighting signs indicating the need for a detox. Then, we'll explore the transformative benefits of stepping away from the digital whirlwind, discussing activities and practices to engage in during a detox period.
2023-12-1840 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 60: LGBT+ rights and development in EstoniaWelcome to our new episode! Today we will disscuss such topics as: the state of LGBT+ minorities in Estonia, it's history and how things are changing right now. Also, we'll talk about the most recent event in Estonia: the equal marriage legislation which will come into force in January 2024. In this episode we also have a guest speaker - Kelly Grossthal, who is the Head of Strategic Ligitation in Estonian Human Rights Centre.
If you're intrested in reading more about this topic, here are some references we used:
Burgos, A. (2023, August 2). Estonia l...
2023-12-1431 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 59 - Let's talk about cults: silent retreats with a psychopath (Episode 2)In this episode we have a special guest who shares her own personal experience with a cult. Cults don’t advertise themselves as cults - how can you even recognize you or your loved one might be under the dangerous manipulation of a cult leader? What to do and what to avoid if you want to help your loved one who you think has fallen into a cult?
References:
Galanter, M. (1990). Cults and zealous self-help movements. American Journal of Psychiatry, 145(4), 543-551.
https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&d...
2023-12-111h 10Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 58 - Let's talk about cults: exploring the psychology of cults (Episode 1)Welcome to the new season of the TLU student podcast. In the first episode we discuss the topic of cults. We are joined by two experts - Tõnu Lehtsaar, a professor from TU who focuses on psychology of religion, and Polina Tšerkassova, who focuses on cultural anthropology. Come on a journey with us to understand what a cult is.
References:
Galanter, M. (1990). Cults and zealous self-help movements. American Journal of Psychiatry, 145(4), 543-551.
https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&do...
2023-12-1153 min
The Leg Up AustraliaTLU - Nap TimeWe are bloody tired! Cup Week took its toll, but we can smell the end of the spring. This weekend has the last two Group 1 races in the Melbourne Spring Carnival; the Thousand Guineas & the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.On this week's podcast, we go over the carnival that was, give our highlights and our flops, and look ahead to the big races this Saturday.You can follow our Locked In multi on the Dabble app here -> bit.ly/tlu-dabbleSupport the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.c...
2023-11-161h 08
Pochoden PrahaŽádejte, hledejte, tlučteDavidovo kázání o formulování potřeb, hledání a vytrvalosti na základě Ježíšových slov z Kázání na hoře.
Ježíš vybízí své následovníky, aby hledali především Boha a jeho království. Navíc nám Ježíš dává zaslíbení toho, že těm, kdo ho hledají, se Bůh dá nalézt, přijde do našeho života a dá nám Ducha svatého. To zaslíbení platí pro každého, kdo o to stojí.
Video a podcast kázání najdete na našem webu: https://pochoden-pr...
2023-10-2223 min
The Leg Up AustraliaTLU - King Of The MountainIt is Christmas Day for punters and racing fans on Saturday, with four Group 1 races, The Kosciuszko and of course, The $20M Everest.Nick Lloyd, Blake Johnston, Sam Wood & Adam Campton chat all things Everest on this week's episode of the TLU Podcast.Ever wondered what Blinkers do? Well Cylinder will be wearing them for the first time in The Everest, and Campo explains the positives and negatives of wearing the "shades" for the first time. Is it a good thing when doing the form?Kick back, crack open a frothie and enjoy!
2023-10-1254 min
The Leg Up AustraliaTLU - Change The Date!Please, I beg you. Make it make sense!Surely Racing Victoria & Racing NSW can come to an agreement which sees the countries best horses run in our best races. The Cox Plate - 2040m - is a week before the Golden Eagle - 1500m - so it just doesn't work if connections want to run in both!We tackle the real first-world problems in the racing industry this week on the TLU Podcast, so sit back, relax and enjoy!Support the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...
2023-10-0528 min
The Tallinn University Podcast3.9 Live Episode: Rebuilding UkraineThe reconstruction of Ukraine is going to be one of the biggest international development projects in history. Many partners - governments, NGOs, and in the private sector - will have a role to play.
As in the war itself, the US government will have a leading role in these efforts. As the development arm of the US government, USAid will likely be at the helm. In this episode of the Tallinn University Podcast, Patrick J. Wilson - Senior Advisor on Ukraine Recovery and Reconstruction for USAid, joins our host Terry McDonald in a unique episode format.
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2023-05-221h 00
The Tallinn University Podcast3.7 Georgians Protest the "Russian Law"This week Georgians and those sympathetic to them protested outside the Georgian embassy in Tallinn. They did so in solidarity with the massive protests in Tbilisi - Georgia's capital - as the parliament tried to pass a Foreign Agent law that the protesters dubbed the "Russian Law", as Putin passed the same law on his path to authoritarianism.
In this episode, our host Terry McDonald is joined by TLU Graduate and protest organizer Anano Iashvili, who tells us about the political situation in Georgia, the ongoing Russian military occupation of Georgian territory, the backlash against the law, an...
2023-03-1241 min
Po uši ve skautuJak pracovat s novou ideou světlušek a vlčat | SkautingOd září 2022 máme po 26 letech nové znění zákona, slibu, hesla a denního příkazu pro světlušky, žabičky a vlčata. Idea je tu - a co teď s ní? Podrobný vhled dávají Jana Vytásková - Ferda a Jakub Schovánek - Gross v textu z časopisu Skauting, který pro podcast načetl František Florian - Ufo.
2023-02-2310 min
The Tallinn University Podcast3.5 An Earthquake Hits Turkey and SyriaMore than 40 000 deaths, and 100 000 injured - the earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria this month is a humanitarian catastrophe. In its aftermath, there lays not only destruction, but legacies of war, corruption, and crises-within-crises. In this special episode, Tallinn University Podcast team member Jana Levitina speaks with TLU Politics and Governance student Selim Rahim, who is from Turkey, about how poor governance in the region magnifies the effects of natural disaster.
If you wish to help the victims of the quake:
https://www.icrc.org/en/donate/syria-emergency
https://donation.ifr...
2023-02-2030 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 57: Gaming: A new normal of learningAs early as the first microcomputers in the late 1970s, gaming and education have gone hand-in-hand. Game-based learning is a process of teaching where students analyze the relevant aspect of games in a learning context designed by teachers. In this episode, host Boonsita Limworaphan and Co-host Cynthia Enemosah talk to Peadar Callaghan, Gamification Lecturer at Tallinn University about the role of games in education from a historical perspective and why teachers should incorporate this method in their teaching approach to improve learners' critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
This episode was prepared, produced, and promoted by Cynthia Enemosah...
2022-12-1542 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 56: Juggling family life and school workMore than one-fifth of all college students are student parents, according to estimates by the National Center for Education Statistics. That's nearly 4 million college students with children. This episode highlights student parents' challenges as they try to balance family life and school work. Student parents have to balance school and family needs with work without access to family support, affordable child care, or flexible school or work schedules. 1 in 5 students are student parents; you've probably studied with student parents at certain points during your academic life.
In this episode, we are joined by Nafisat-Gyimah, PhD student from...
2022-12-1242 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 55: The Effect of Active Lifestyle on PersonalityIn this episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast, we discuss the effect of an active lifestyle on people's personalities. We had a special guest, Kristjan Port from the Tallinn University Institute of Health Sciences, who gave us an overview and with whom we will discuss this interesting topic even further. Whether you work out regularly or go on a few relaxing walks every once in a while, this podcast helps you understand how an active lifestyle changes you as a person.
This podcast is hosted by Gevin Paas. Extra credit for Mubarak Ajia and Kerli Loomets...
2022-12-0832 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 54: What are the negative sides of veganism, and how can you avoid them?In this episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast, we will talk about the negative sides of veganism.
DISCLAIMER: The podcast is not intended to promote or stimulate hatred against vegans or those who support veganism. By listening to it, you may educate yourself and prevent health issues on the road to becoming a vegan. The entire podcast is based on scientific research in order to inform and educate listeners about the negative aspects of veganism that can arise as a result of becoming a vegan.
The major topic of the podcast is the impact...
2022-12-0537 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 53: Translingualism, and Diversity in the ClassroomIn this episode we addressed “Translingualism” as a relatively new approach in linguistics and intercultural communication studies. To dive deeper into the topic we had a great discussion with Karin Luiga, a professional specialist at marketing services, growing brand value, and constructing corporate identity who has given lectures in marketing strategy and public relations theory at Tallinn University, Tallinn School of Economics, and several other institutions. After a short introduction to the term “translingualism” and “Translingual Practices”, the benefits and drawbacks of translingual approach in academia especially when it comes to academic writing were discussed and the guest brought in practical...
2022-12-0123 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 52: Plant-Based Foods: the Impact on the EnvironmentIn this podcast episode we talk about plant-based food and its impact on the environment compared to meat production. Discussions include the impact in terms of environmental problems such as climate change, biodiversity, well-being of animals and soil pollution. Although we focus on the environment, the guest speaker Kristina Mering also brings attention to health benefits of choosing plant-based food. Furthermore, future of meat production and developments of plant-based meat production are introduced. Together with the guest speaker we also discuss important aspects of approaching people in order to evoke behavior changes that would benefit the environment.
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2022-11-2845 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 51 - Why are people fascinated by true crime?In this episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast, we discuss the genre of true crime, covering its history, and the reasons for its past and current popularity. In addition we take an extended look into some of the theories behind why the genre seems to resonate particularly with female listeners.
This episode was hosted by Joosep Soekõrv and Karmel Markov. Extra credits for research and production go to Lauren Teesalu and Viktoria Novikova and a special thank you to Terry McDonald.
Some resources for further reading:
Vicary, Amanda & Fraley, R.. (2010). Captured b...
2022-11-2437 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 50 - Growing Up with a Suicidal ParentThere is no other human behaviour more stigmatized across cultures than suicide. According to the World Health Organization, an estimate of 700 000 people take their own lives each year, and there are a lot more who only attempt to do so. In a lot of cases, there is a child who is left wondering: why did my parent do this?
The following podcast takes a deep dive into the effects growing up with a suicidal parent has on the development and well-being of a child. What are the do’s and dont’s of the aftermath of suicide atte...
2022-11-211h 02
The Tallinn University Podcast3.1 Woman, Life, Freedom: Iranian Protests in EstoniaWith Iran being rocked by protests, the world has taken notice. From record-breaking online support, to women cutting off their hair, to human chains and solidarity marches, people all over the world have expressed solidarity with this women-led movement for freedom, including activists here in Estonia. In our first episode of the new season, host Terry McDonald talks to Iranian poet and TLU student Maliheh Keshmiri about the origin of these protests, and TLU PhD Candidate in Middle East Studies Sandra Peets about why people in Estonia should care about them. We also discuss how you can help the...
2022-11-161h 05
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 49 - Insecurities when seeing people on social media - How social media shifts perceptionsThe following episode discusses the positive and negative effects of social media through the lens of our hosts Laura Ragel and Jennifer Cohen and guest Maria Murumaa-Mengel. Covering topics such as social comparison, FOMO, social monitoring, internet regulations, and more.
This episode was hosted by Laura Ragel, Jennifer Cohen and Maria Muramaa-Mengel as a guest. Recorded by Jonathan Cohen and edited by Katariina Loog.
For more information check out the following links:
The TedTalk: https://youtu.be/Czg_9C7gw0o
Tandon, A., Dhir, A., Tal...
2022-05-111h 09
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 48 - Working from home vs working from office.The working environment's ethics. working from home vs. working from office during and after the Covid-19.
There was a major shift in the workplace during the Covid-19 outbreak in the year 2020, the world’s response to this outbreak has caused in the most rapid transformation of the work environment, and working from home was the option employed by lots of companies across the globe to contain the spread Covid-19 while rendering essential services to its customers. Today, working from home becomes the new normal and we have gone from digitalizing the relationship between firm and customer to the digitaliz...
2022-05-1027 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 47 - Veganism, bacterias and much much more...In this podcast episode we talk about food and how it all affects our bodies.
Can veganism be unhealthy?
Who lives in our stomach and other interesting questions that our quest Diana Zintsenko will answer.
Diana Zintsenko from Estonian Association of Nutrition Advisers, is a nutritionist with two years of experience in nutritional counseling. Diana shares her knowledge on the topic of veganism in this podcast. How the vegan diet influences ones health, pros and cons, the worldview of a vegan and some extra information about general food consumption.
Enjoy your me...
2022-05-051h 21
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 46 - Crowciology: Do Crows have Near-Human Intelligence?Even today crow intelligence and habits remain highly understudied. How close these creatures actually are to humans in intelligence and what impact does it have on the way we treat corvid societies? In this episode, we discuss the intelligence and social behavior of corvids, as well as their relationship with humans.
This episode was made by Maxwell Olney, Jana Mežujeva, and Fiona Siiv.
We hope that you will enjoy our episode and start loving corvids just as much as we love them. Make sure to check out other episodes from Tallinn University Student Podcast as...
2022-05-0232 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 45- CONCEPT OF BEING CHILD FREEThe following podcast intends to explain what voluntary childlessness is and how many people in the world are voluntarily childfree. Different aspects of the childfree lifestyle are covered, including the effects of having a child due to economic situation, social norms, religion, career and many more. Together with our guest Sille-Kadri Simer we also speak about her history of being childfree and how she came to that decision.
This episode was hosted by Kirke Hiob and Mikk Tarros, recorded by Jennifer Marisse Cohen and edited by Mary Kobah-Koate. Special thanks to our supervisor Terry McDonald for his...
2022-04-2747 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 44 - Traditional media vs Social media on information consumptionIn today's world, the role of media is evidently manifesting in every sphere of human existence. Society is heavily influenced by media in a positive and negative way due to the fact that the information we consume shapes our opinion and judgement on various matters of concern. Today we have a large quantity of misinformation that is traveling within the both fields of media.
In this episode we explore with professor Elizabeth Losh who is a media theorist and digital rhetoric scholar: the effectiveness of consuming a piece of information between two mediums of dispensation. How can w...
2022-04-2431 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 43 - Cyberbullying: New inevitable realityDive in to the mind of cyberbullies and why the world has to learn to live with them.
Why do people bully and how we can fight against cyberbullying to make a better and safer online experience... Or can we?
We discuss this and many other interesting questions about cyberbullying with Erik Rüütel in this podcast episode.
Erik Rüütel is a psychologist, trainer, manager and doctoral student of social sciences at Tallinn University. Erik Rüütel is currently a member of the board and leading consultant of the Addicere Consulting Center, lecture...
2022-04-201h 45
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 42 - Why do we still get grades in university?Today there are many grading systems in schools. But why do we still get grades in universities? In this episode we are discussing formative and inclusive assessments in university. What are the positive effects on students and what are the possible threats to this sort of grading system. With us sharing her thoughts was Tallinn University's Junior researcher Gertha Teidla-Kunitsõn.
This episode is made by Desiree Talv, Urmi Uuspõld and Ada Maria Lee
If you want to learn more about the topic of grading, then check out these sources!
Jürimäe, M...
2022-04-1742 min
The Tallinn University Podcast2.5 Special Live Episode: Ukraine is InvadedWith the invasion of Ukraine underway, we invited Dr. Matthew Crandall and Dr. Benjamin Klasche back on the podcast to speak with Terry about why Russia would do this, and what it means for the future of Europe, International Relations, and the world. We also discuss the events from each of an American, German, and Canadian perspective.
This episode was done live on Twitter Spaces - and we are releasing it here for those who may have missed it.
2022-03-0451 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 41 - Work and Study During COVID-19Have you ever landed the job in 20 minutes ? Piret Jamnes will share the story about how people have done this and also give useful tips such as the concept of Ikigai. This episode is a short guide on how to land a job as a student or even as a non-student during Covid-19. We will be discussing how the work environment has changed over the past 2 years.
Guest: Piret Jamnes from talent agency Fontes.
Team: Nicole Pissareva, Vivian Valkma, Sadik Hossain, Kristina Dushina, Veera Wahlroos, Justina Chinedu Oti
Thank You...
2021-12-1542 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 40 - Estonian Film Funding and Its Cultural ImpactIn 2021 the Estonian government announced a 42% cut in funding for film production in the upcoming year. After negotiations, the government agreed to keep the extra support, which is 2 million euros. However, we believe a cut in the budget for the Estonian Film Institute is a bad trend that will have a negative effect not only on our filmmakers but also on the Estonian audience and culture as well. It’s time to get some deeper insights from our expert guest for today’s episode: producer, director and Tallinn University professor of Documentary Film Riho Västrik.
This episo...
2021-12-1039 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 39 - Masculinity - a constrain or not? & What are emotional skillsThis podcast aims to provide an overview of what issues are linked to some forms of masculinities that may have some adverse effects on men's mental health. In what ways changes in masculinity can be seen in our society? The podcast also discusses briefly what emotional skills are and how they are useful in everyday life. In the end we connect masculinity and emotional skills together and we seek to answer the question: “How could emotional skills loosen up the “tight box” traditional masculinity sets on a person?
Shout-out to Tanel Kadalipp for helping us record this podcas...
2021-12-0642 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 38 - My data, my phone and I (the me on dating apps)People generate more and more data than ever before but now, it can be accessed much easier and used by many. How aware are we about what we put out there on the internet or apps? What kinds of laws protect us and how do they differ around the world? Or how about dating apps? The use of them has shot up in recent years as it is convenient and easy to use them. But how do we use them? Does our behaviour, or perception of ourselves and others, change? We talk about these themes with Yan Asadchy, who i...
2021-12-031h 14Tallinn University Student PodcastSpecial Episode: TLU International Talks - MA StudiesHave you been considering applying to master’s studies abroad? In this episode, two master’s students share their experiences about studying at Tallinn University. Study programs introduced are Communication Management and Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies. Both students share similar backgrounds, having previously studied in the UK. But what made them continue to MA studies in Estonia? What was the process of moving from abroad to Estonia like?
Discover what are the most interesting aspects of their study programs, what are these two programs like, and how do they feel about the application process. In addi...
2021-11-2931 minTallinn University Student PodcastSpecial episode: TLU International Talks - BA Studies:Have you been considering Bachelor studies abroad? Perhaps you would be interested in studying in Estonia? In this episode, three international students at Tallinn University share experiences about their studies at TLU, about living and studying in Estonia and give tips for those considering studies abroad. So, if you’d like to know more about study programs of Crossmedia and Politics and Governance and about the study life in general, take a seat, relax, and listen to these students sharing their experiences about Tallinn University studies!
For getting more information about how to apply, please listen to ou...
2021-11-2921 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 37- Why have we become so dissatisfied with being unordinary?We are all hoping to give something to this world, to do something different, that has never been done before. But with it we also have the fears, what will others think about it, because deep down we all hope to get others approval with everything we do. Either we want it or not, it's in our nature. The more fear, the more dissatisified we become to be something different, because fear is building us the walls. But is it possible to escape this world of fear, and how? Find it out, while listening this episode.
In...
2021-11-2641 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 36 - Are you an a****** for flying cheap?This episode is about a burning debate on personal responsibility regarding minimizing our carbon footprint on the environment in the context of western society and democratic states. The aim is to present the ongoing debate on different approaches regarding how to solve the Climate Crisis. The hosts and also the fierce debaters are Marianna Vaga and Klaas de Boer. According to Marianna's argument, each individual is directly responsible for their own negative impact on the environment, therefore each individual must make an effort to minimize it. On the contrary, Klaas' argument states that each individual should not be held...
2021-11-2335 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 35 - Societal View of Highly Sensitive People - burden or a blessing?The highly sensitive trait is a trait that exists in about 20% of the global population. And despite that huge percentage, many of us are unaware of such a trait. You could be a Highly Sensitive Person who responds differently to emotions, yet you’re unaware of it. Are you sensitive to loud noises? Do you notice things that other people tend to miss? Are you often misunderstood? Have you heard of such a trait before? In this podcast, we’ll try to introduce and explain what this trait is; how to understand it; how to discover it; how to expl...
2021-11-1936 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 34 - The role of Erasmus in the pan-European identityWhat part does Erasmus have in the unification of Europe and the identities of students who participate in this program? Is unification a good thing and do we need it? What cultural and political aspects does a semester abroad have? We try to answer these questions in this episode, with the help of our guests Sabina Sägi from Estonian Education and Youth board and a student from Italy, Lucya Passiatore, who is going to tell us about her own experience being an Erasmus student here in Estonia.
Guests: Sabina Sägi and Lucya Passiatore
Te...
2021-11-1636 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 33 - Invisible borders: The workings of the Estonian asylum systemDespite Estonia’s small number of received asylum seekers, ‘immigration’ is object to heated discussion and instrumentalization in national politics. The state’s institutions, on the other hand, which are set up to deal with immigrants in fact – the asylum and detention centers – remain largely invisible in the public sphere. In this podcast episode, Tallinn University PhD student Timothy Andersen shares his insights into how such invisibilization yet politization of immigration is perceived by those whose lives it concerns most: Estonia’s asylum seekers themselves.
Guest: Timothy Andersen
Crew: Anna Keller, Zhou Maojia (Drukmo) and Kristjan Luur
Speci...
2021-11-1245 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 32 - Freedom of ExpressionCensorship has been around since we learned how to communicate. Over that time it has taken many different forms and was used for different reasons. Although the connotation around censorship in modern times is rather negative, so is the now politicised idea of “freedom of speech”, once a hallmark of western civilization. Surely there must be a benefit to it to some extent? Why else do we still use it? Or is it all bad? Can we write books on how to build bombs to blow up 5g towers whilst simultaneously writing books on why you shouldn't? Listen in on the...
2021-11-0956 min
Lamour PodcastLamour Podcast #145 - Inboxspecial del 1Ännu en gång öppnar vi upp mailinkorgens fantastiska värld där ni som lyssnar står för de vackra klangerna!
Poppig glitch, avskalade drones, deep dubbing tungt och luftigt. En riktig maratonsändning i njuteristil. Lyssna och ta del av Svensk ny elektronica!
Programledare är Viktor Zeidner & Robin Forsgren.
För mer info om låtar, segment och diverse klipp, besök www.lamour.se
Låtar som spelas i programmet:
@Nano_ona - Nano Ona
@Ingenvet - Avgång
@CNIDARIEL - RÖD MÅNE
@HighSpeedPrecision - 5470
@EkoLali - Of Necessity to Each Animal
@user-83675423 Midlife Crisis Pop Songs...
2021-06-031h 35Lamour PodcastLamour Podcast #145 - Inboxspecial del 1Ännu en gång öppnar vi upp mailinkorgens fantastiska värld där ni som lyssnar står för de vackra klangerna!
Poppig glitch, avskalade drones, deep dubbing tungt och luftigt. En riktig maratonsändning i njuteristil. Lyssna och ta del av Svensk ny elektronica!
Programledare är Viktor Zeidner & Robin Forsgren.
För mer info om låtar, segment och diverse klipp, besök www.lamour.se
Låtar som spelas i programmet:
@Nano_ona - Nano Ona
@Ingenvet - Avgång
@CNIDARIEL - RÖD MÅNE
@HighSpeedPrecision - 5470
@EkoLali - Of Necessity to Each Animal
@user-83675423 Midlife Crisis Pop Songs...
2021-06-031h 35Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 31 - Lifelong LearningTo be happy in life we need to keep expanding and learning. Knowing how to adapt lifelong learning into our life can raise our quality of life and bring a more conscious approach to studies and living. So, what does lifelong learning really mean and why is it such a popular term in the nowadays educational field? We have invited two guests, Piret Jeedas and Triin Roosalu to join us in the studio and share their thoughts on lifelong learning. The main goal of today's episode is to make more young adults aware of the lifelong learning concept and...
2021-05-141h 04Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 30 - MobilityThis episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast covers mobility of goods, people and information. In the last months/ year, we have seen a fundamental change in the patterns and directions of mobility. We will outline some broad developments and concepts in mobility research by talking to experts in the field Tauri Tuvikene and Ingrid Hinojosa.
Our main research references are:
König, A., & Dreßler, A. (2021). A mixed-methods analysis of mobility behavior changes in the COVID-19 era in a rural case study. European Transport Research Review, 13(1), 1–13.
Anke, J., Francke, A., Schaefer, L.-M...
2021-05-1147 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 29 - Brain Games“Brain Games ” we will take a dive into how playing games can help with Cognitive Development for young Children, Adults, special needs and individuals with Brain Disorders. We will host a panel discussion and A more practical view will be provided by the experts : for this podcast our guests are Javier Ortin and Anastasia Martsenyuk.
Script and guest coordination: Thomas Reed and Katharina Dembach
Hosts: Elzivita Pavlovskaia and Oleksandra Baluieva
Technical Support: Mikhail Kimbli
Reference articles
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11065-013-9226...
2021-05-0748 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 28 - high school students' preparation for universitiesDo high school prepares students for university? What possibilities students have to be more prepared? What should we change in Estonian educational system? In this episode you can find anwsers for those questions and more. Our guest is wonderful Hanna Pentsa, student from TalTech, who is preparing high school students for final math exam.
For additional reading: teeviit.ee
Host: Henry Rekilä Production: Gift Aisosa, Georg Grossthal, Andrey Mironchuk, Henry Rekilä, Siim Soodla, Riina Torim
2021-05-0428 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 27 - The effectiveness of distance learningIn this podcast episode our team decided to delve into the advantages and disadvantages of distance learning since nowadays we are living in times where everything is remote, we decided to study the question of how to make distance learning the most enjoyable and effective for students. In this podcast we discuss the challenges of teachers and students facing distance learning in universities and schools as well as solutions and advices on how to make the distance learning process the most effective and enjoyable, both for teachers and students. For this, we interview North Carolina University Professor John Netfield...
2021-04-301h 02Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 26 - Populism in Europe and Latin AmericaIn this podcast episode, we tackle a topic that is very present in our society and has a lot of ramifications. Populism per se has been present across the globe for decades now which resulted in multiple definitions and characteristics, methods and rhetorics, etc. creating disputes within academia. In this podcast, we discuss and compare the populist rhetoric used by Latin American leaders and/or parties with European leaders/parties, with the main focus on Brazil, Ecuador, and Estonia. For this, we interview Tallin University Professor Tõnis Saarts who is an expert in populism, political parties, and comparative p...
2021-04-2653 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 25 - Game of life“Game of life” we will take a more social approach discussing how playing games can help people settle in a new environment and how it helps expand horizons. In this podcast we will also discuss the different social stereotypes surrounding gamers and whether or not they hold any merit in this context. A more practical view will be provided by the experts : for this podcast the founder of MABRIK and Gamer’s Guild two related gaming retail franchises in Estonia.
Script and guest coordination: Thomas Reed and Katharina Dembach
Hosts: Elzivita Pavlovskaia and Ole...
2021-04-2350 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 24 - Anxiety during the Corona times among university studentsOne of our episodes for our podcast project was about anxiety among students in the time of the pandemic, we made an attempt to give more insights about how to understand what could go wrong during this period, what actions should be taken and how to avoid anxiety in future by talking to an expert Erlend Arras who has a masters degree in psychology. He gave enlightening suggestions which would be of help as to how students can overcome the anxiety and lack of motivation during this times. For additional reading we recommend you to read this topic https...
2021-04-2155 min
NAMAŽ SI ROHLÍK– antimotivační podcastVlak na konci tunelu a (n)asertivita (13)Je možný být šťastnej, i když vám někdo řekne, že jste pí*ča? Ano. Můžete v mlze na blatech zahlédnout světlušku, přestože vám omáčka rozmočila knedlík? Ale ano! Najděte s námi svou životní rovnováhu. Samozřejmě každý štrúdl může někdo omylem posolit a světlo na konci tunelu může být vlak…
2021-04-0616 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 23 - How to cope with stress and burnoutIn this podcast episode, What is stress? How do people get to the edge of burnout or how they totally burnout what it means to be burned out? What are the things that one can do to prevent such situations?
These are the questions that our host Mirell discussed with special guest Partel.
Host: Mirell Pollumae
Great thanks to special guests: Partel Poopuu
Produced by:
Jayneet
Yiting Xu
Mirell Põllumäe
Eldar Burdin
Ramona Deville
Qiqi Shi
2020-12-1444 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 22 - History of Illness"Superspreader", "state of emergency", "Chinese virus", "Operation Haircut", "war against COVID-19"...
Have you wondered what we talk about when we use these terms? For this episode, Professor Daniele Monticelli joins us as we dive into historical accounts of pestilence to pinpoint how the narrative of illness has progressed and what it reveals about the way we think.
Credits:
This episode was hosted by Marta Lauri. Production by Karolina Frei, Marta Lauri, Sandija Miglava, Ahmed Fouad Ragab, and Gift Nana. The audio engineer for this episode was Sandija Miglava. S...
2020-12-131h 14Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 21 - 1-Up: Gaming and HealthJoin Hassan and Sasha as they talk to Peadar Callaghan about games! One of the world's leading entertainment industries, we've come to rely on gaming now more than ever. But there's a lot more to games than just entertainment, with applications in improving mental and physical health, and beyond. Warning tags: This episode contains references to PTSD, medical treatment, surgery, drugs, and cancer.
Credits: This episode was hosted by Hassan Fajri and Sasha Rauhalahti. Produced by Jo Burgess, Sharoon Shoukat, Ying Yang, Hanna-Greth Peetson, and Diana Maasen. Our audio engineer was Hassan Fajri. A big thank you to o...
2020-12-1256 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 20 - Working while studyingHi,
In this podcast we talk about working while studying with our hosts Isadora and Einar. We are joined by 2 guests to discuss the topic with us.
First guest, Liina Vallimäe works at Tallinn University Career and Counselling Centre. Our second guest, Kristina Piliste is from the organization Study In Estonia.
https://www.studyinestonia.ee/
Academic sources to take information from: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0001879114001390
Re-evaluating the concept of adulthood and the framework of transition
2020-12-0336 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 19 - Guidelines for lockdown and self-isolationEpisode 19 - Guidelines for lockdown and self-isolation
This podcast episode covers the mental health-related aspects of lockdown and self-isolation, coping methods and the role of digital technologies. The focus is on consequences, like boredom, lack of motivation, depression and anxiety. We will also cover problems and conflicts that can arise from being cooped up with other people, like a partner or family members. Coping methods and possible solutions, which vary a lot from person to person, will be discussed during the second half of the podcast. The digital technologies play an especially important role, but they also h...
2020-11-3041 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 18 - LonelinessIn the tough time we're collectively going through, it can get hard to not feel alone. Join Sasha, Diana, and Ying as they discuss experiencing and coping with loneliness, with guests Siiri Maasen, lecturer at Tallinn Health Care College, and John Preston, Professor of Philosophy at Reading University. The episode draws in experiences from others gathered via interviews.
Credits: This episode was hosted by Sasha Rauhalahti, Ying Yang, and Diana Maasen. Produced by Jo Burgess, Sharoon Shoukat, Ying Yang, Hanna-Greth Peetson, and Hassan Fajri. The audio engineer was Sasha Rauhalahti. Special thanks to guests Siiri Maasen and John P...
2020-11-2652 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 17 - Black SquaresWhat do we talk about when we talk about the pandemic? In this episode, you’ll meet three people with three different narratives: Elin Pesur, who was on an exchange year in Japan when the coronavirus wave hit; Associate Professor Dirk Hoyer, who offers a dystopian frame to the current state; and Gift Nana, who shares her experience being pregnant during lockdown.
Additional reading
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340237116_Traumatic_Stress_in_the_Age_of_COVID-19_A_Call_to_Close_Critical_Gaps_and_Adapt_to_New_Realities
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344189559_European_dis...
2020-11-221h 22Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 16 - Studying AbroadIn this episode hosts Isadora and Hui will be discussing the mentioned topic and it's effect on people. They are also sharing their own experiences and have Phillip, Baran and Martin joining as guests to give their input on the matter.
Here are some links if you want to read more on the topics discussed in this episode.
*The dynamic nature of cultural identity throughout cultural transitions: Why home is not so sweet:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1207/S15327957PSPR0404_5
*The impact of Culture on education, Can we i...
2020-11-1925 min
Legally Speaking PodcastMinisode Episode 4: The Legal Update - Adam North & Ludo LugnaniSend us a text In this episode, our host Rob Hanna is joined by KC Partner's Head of Banking & Finance and Employment, Adam North, and Founder of The Business Update, Ludo Lugnani, who have collaborated to found The Legal Update, a disruptive provider of legal news, content and analysis. Adam & Ludo discuss the reasons behind founding the TLU newsletter, ideas for TLU and an exciting giveaway of five yearly memberships, for absolutely free. You can learn more about The Legal Update an...
2020-09-0407 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 15 – How to turn your passion into a career?Do you have a passion or hobby? Would you like to explore – how to grow up in this field?
Guests of our last episode are professional in their passions and managed to turn them into their careers.
Songwriter Eik Erik Sikk and contemporary dancer Janina Sarantšina told stories of their creative way to success and shared their thoughts about making their dreams true.
Give a listen for the last episode in this season!
2020-04-291h 01
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 14 - What is failure?"What experience changed your perception of failure?" this and other questions answered in this week's first episode. Failure is something that the human kind fears but what if on the contrary failure is something to be appreciated? Listen, learn and let us know what your thoughts are! #tlucurrenteventspodcast
This week's guest is Anakaren Cadena with your host Olha Mykytyshyn.
2020-04-2738 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 13 - Life of Multilingual TLU StudentsHow is it actually to speak multiple languages? How does human brain adapt when switching from one language to another? Why do we learn new languages and how do we communicate in them? In this episode we dive into the concept of multilingualism. Brazilian student Isadora and German student Ramona give us an insight about the benefits of being able to speak multiple languages, the different perks of a multilingual person, the struggles of learning and maintaining a language and the experiences when multilingualism plays a big role.
2020-04-2357 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 12 – How to find the Best Job?Is it hard to find a job of your dream? Is it possible not to worry about the interview? What qualities will help to get job offer? These and many others questions aper in the mind of fresh graduators every year.
Listen to the guide for the successful interview from our guests. Maris Viires – Head Of Marketing Department at CV.ee, one of the biggest platform for jobseekers in Estonia, and Daryl Seager – Leadership & Personal Development Coach, will comment on changes of job market, caused by COVID-19, and give advices for young jobseekers.
2020-04-201h 08
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 11 - Should Artificial Intelligence Have Human Rights?Humans, robots, AI, intelligence. Science fiction? Reality? All those interesting topics that scare us and also make us curious towards how our modern world will develop? Embark on the journey with Mart Susi, who describes the importance of fundamental rights access for the AI. Discover together with us on how different are the human rights and the fundamental rights in regards to AI & humans.
2020-04-1631 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 10 - TLU Memory Units & Why Are They Important?Have you noticed the TLU museum on the first floor of the Astra building? Do you know it is only one of the memory units of TLU? Like many students, we did not know a lot about the memory units. However, this episode of the TLU Podcast features two guests from another ELU project that has to do with the TLU memory units. Listeners will be introduced to the memory units and the project and the problems and importance of both will be discussed.
2020-04-1340 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 9 - Living on a budgetThere are many reasons why a young adult or student has to live on a budget such as student debt, financial status in the family etc. However, many researches have found links between financial stress and psychological well-being. One of the first researches on this topic showed, that levels of financial stress were associated with individuals’ perceptions of manageability and internal control regarding their financial situation, which directly influenced students’ levels of psychological well-being (Lange; Byrd, 1998).
Our aim was to research the possibilities of living on a minimal budget and to give tips about this topic to fore...
2019-12-1058 minThe Leg Up AustraliaTLU Summer Series Podcast - The Presidents Cup GolfTLU Summer Series Podcast - The Presidents Cup Check out the latest episode of our Summer Series podcast, here Woodhead takes us through his thoughts on the Presidents Cup Golf this week at Royal Melbourne.The bets he is having and why! Top Scorer USA - Justin Thomas $5.50Top Scorer USA - Patrick Reed $8.50Top Scorer AUS - Cameron Smith $4.50Top Scorer International - Louis Oosthuizen $6.50Top Scorer ASIA - Hideki Matsuyama/ International WIN $8.81 Good Luck and Happy Punting 🏌️♂️Support the...
2019-12-1029 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 8 - Arno Baltin with TLU students - Student TherapyAre you studying and working at the same time? Have you ever had time-management problems or felt like cannot stand anything anymore? This is the perfect episode for you to listen: two students are talking about their experience and professor Arno Baltin shares tips how to be a better time manager.
2019-12-011h 08Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 7 - Jim Ashilevi & Margherita - Podcast about podcastsHave you ever wondered what a podcast even is? In episode 7 we will learn what a podcast is ,the different types of it and interview a real life podcaster, the host of "Popkulturistid" Jim Ashilevi!
2019-11-2444 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 6 - Grete Arro&Mihkel Kangur - Zero Waste Lifestyle and why is it so difficult?Our 6th episode is about climate change, zero waste lifestyle as a tool to stop it, and why is it so difficult to change human behavior? To give us some insight and answers to burning questions we are joined by Mihkel Kangur(ecologist and professor at TLU) and Grete Arro(educational researcher and psychologist at TLU). As well as Anete Altrov, a student who, in pursuit of a better understanding and compassion, lives a zero waste lifestyle. To find out more about zero waste lifestyle and human behavior listen to the episode. We hope you enjoy it and share...
2019-05-171h 07Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 5 - Aleksander Väljamäe & Pia Tikka - Introducing Neurotheatre & NeurocinemaIn the 5th episode of TLÜ Current Events Podcast, we're glad to introduce Aleksander Väljamäe and Pia Tikka who discuss the past, present and future of neurotheatre and neurocinema. You are welcome to join us on this journey!
2019-05-0956 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 4 - Daniele Monticelli - Funding of science in Estonia & beyondJoin host Angelo Bramanti and guest Daniele Monticelli (Tallinn University's School of Humanities, PhD) for a discussion about the current state of science funding in Estonia and beyond.
Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TLUPODCAST/
2019-05-0139 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 3 - Foreign students in Tallinn University and stress in schoolTallinn University Current Events Podcast about student life, stress and anxiety.
2018-12-1149 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 2 - Carlo Cubero -Technology in educationTimes they are changing. We have come from using typewriters to asking alexa to google things for us in half a century. Education system is in constant evolution and trying to keep up with how we read, write and process information.
We are joined by Carlo Cubero - an Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology in Tallinn University.
We have new student hosts every episode. This time Linda Ekaterincheva and Anna-Maria Tukiainen take on the role.
Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TLUPODCAST/
2018-11-2645 minTallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 1In the very first episode, Tallinn University students Sérgio Rodrigues and Brigitta Laura Kannel delve into the complex world of social media to talk about how and why we use various social media platforms and topics such as social media influences, self-presentation, social media norms, privacy and even selfies. The episode also features a special guest, Katrin Tiidenberg, who is an Associate Professor of Social Media and Visual Culture in Tallinn University.
Follow us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/TLUPODCAST/
Katrin Tiidenberg's book “Selfies: Why We Love (and Hate) Them”
https://www.amazon.com/Selfies-Love-Hate-Them-SocietyNow/dp/1787437175
Katrin Tiidenberg on Tu...
2018-11-051h 00
Word On The Skreet PodcastWordOnTheSkreet Podcast - Episode 4On this episode of Word On The Skreet Podcast, Blake ( @__Grav ) & Frank ( @LrdPrettyFranco ) recap this week's past events. Starting with the passing of Winnie Mandela, Black Panther surpassing Titanic, difference between Trap Music and Crunk, Travis Scott stealing A$AP Rocky's swag?, Black Coffee's blatant support of Israel and South African's inconsistent outrage, Conspiracy Theories, Albino teen murdered and raped, Rape Culture, Vicky Momber sentenced to 2years in Prison for racial slur, Brickz out on R80k bail, Fabolous domestic violence video surfaces, Cardi B album, UEFA Champions League dream draw...Sit back and enjoy be safe tho!!
Song of...
2018-04-101h 30