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Het is tijd voor voetbaluitzending nummer twee!!! 25 minuten praten over voetbal en de Super League...wacht wat? Poetin heeft een leger verzameld voor de oekraïense grens? Foute boel, daarom scoren Arthur en Audrey een Brace en hebben het over zowel Rusland als voetbal!

What can allies and friends do? Why is it important for minorities to report hate crimes? How can we try to ensure that activism remains intersectional and united? Find out more in this episode of the Stop Asian Hate podcast! In this episode Tiffany Lai is joined by Riki Kooymans from the Meldpunt Discriminatie Regio Amsterdam as well as Lin Yuan and Yilun Zhang who were part of the committee in charge of organising the recent Stop Asian Hate protests at Museumplein.

If you thought University was hard, then you are probably missing something. What if we told you, that you can study even at the age of 15, and all you need to do is have passion for what you’re doing. Well If you want to improve your university life, we think you should start from the fundamentals. This week Aramayis Petrosyan and Nathan Ordonez, with another amazing guest, will explore the flaws of universities, and how much easier it is to get a degree than we all think it is. Don’t get too cocky though, you still have to work for it.

In part 1 of 2 of this podcast collaboration with Medium magazine, we’ll be discussing the Asian experience in Europe with your host Tiffany Lai and guests: Yi Li Char, Naramol (Jaja) Pipoppinyo and Justin Wang Ngai Yeung. Tune in to our round table talk about growing up in Asia, internalised racism and the impact the recent hate crimes on Asians have had on us.

To celebrate their first 10 episodes, the Roomies decided to switch things up and get a little bit more personal as Elisabeth Oliveira and Theresa Korenke talk about their favourite TV shows. Listen to them as they discuss their childhood favourites, all the way to their most recent must-watch picks.

This week Diederik Zuurmond and Benedetto Zurlo brig you a science based comedy podcast. They talk about deadly butt injections, sexiest vegetable, and seeking adulation.

Do you consider yourself to be a curious person? If you are, you might have better relationships, be less aggressive, and less affected by rejection. Sounds nice right? On this episode of Minds Matter, Beth Fisher and Ava Ma de Sousa discuss curiosity, and whether this is a trait that can be trained. Tune in for a deep dive into the brain on curiosity, how it helps memory, and why so many people are fascinated by morbid content, like car crashes and true crime. Research discussed and further material at https://www.mindsmatterpodcast.com/ep-11-your-mind-on-curiosity

Mundane everydayness and the objects that occupy our lives are not the most interesting of facts. However what would happen if suddenly all agents of life become involved through the medium of dance? George Rallis talks with Styliana Apostolou about her work and the contributing embodiments of inspiration.

While Japan prepares to dump millions of tons of radioactive water in the ocean, earth's ecosystems are disappearing and landlords are taking their revenge on european cities. Want to know more? Listen to this episode of Slim Radio News by Michela Grasso and Marlene Bruhl

Vandaag hebben Audrey de Ridder en Babette Stolk het over je favoriete leiders Smeets en Biden (en z'n hond) Ook komen grote konijnen en trippen in het studentenhuis voorbij. Wat denken Audrey en Babette over Pedo's, drones en meer, luister vandaag!

Captivating lyrics, unique melodies and intricate guitar pickings: This week, we are joined by songwriter, producer, composer and all-round musical talent David Gould. In the interview, David and interviewer Hessel Du Mark try their best to convey how cozy the studio is, and cover topics ranging from Kingsday and living in the moment to politics and loop-pedals.

The politics over the pond just keeps going. When are they just going to bloody figure it out? Christ above. Felix Faillace is joined by longtime guest and lackluster friend Elmer Hoogland to pick apart the events of US politics in the latest installment of Party Roulette.

Ever blinked yourself into a kiss? Not yet? Tune into this week's episode of R U mad to find out how.

Lettuce us welcome you to another episode. You’ve heard of all the different pastas from Italy but do you know the variety behind the word curry? Erandi de Silva, Mohini Rastogi and Yalda Aieni dish out the myths and misunderstandings surrounding Indian cuisine with some mind-blowing facts that are second to naan ;). Ingest the talk on the various food variety and digest the concept of how food brings one much closer to a culture.

Het is een TOTALE rotzooi geworden! Niet alleen Den Haag maar ook in Belfast heerst onrust. Arthur Vacca en Babette Stolk hebben het over de rellen in Noord-Ierland, de formatie in Den Haag en de liedjes in Arthur's hoofd. Volgende weer objectief, deze week tirades van de twee podcast hosts!

This week Nora O’Dea and Julia Kenul discuss the Isis foothold in Mozambique. Are you wondering what’s going on in Northern Ireland? Nora gives Julia a history lesson. Meanwhile here in the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum may be looking a bit emptier when it opens up.

You have heard from people with huge experience and great achievements in life, heard their advice and their mistakes to avoid yourself in the future. But this week’s guest will share her experience in being an honours student and how it’s like to have achieved so much at such a young age. How does she manage her ego, and how can you learn to give value to what’s most important in life. This week Aramayis Petrosyan and Nathan Ordonez with the help of their amazing guest, will try to manage your ego. But be careful, your ego might get hurt.

In analysing psychedelic consciousness and universal connections, the power of communicating with yourself and your surroundings is not an easy task. George Rallis invited Arin Dell Amsler to discuss the multiple possibilities of choice and possible ways to approach them.

It’s an honour to introduce you to one of the most relevant names in this the Film industry right now - to the four-times academy award nominated all around talent Chloé Zhao. Elisabeth Oliveira and Theresa Korenke look back at the writer/director/editor/producers filmography and talk about grown up children in ‘Songs My Brothers Taught Me’ (2015), Crying cowboys and having to give up dreams (,The Rider‘, 2017) and whether ‚Nomadland’ (2020) is really as good as everyone is saying. Tune into episode 9 of Roomies At The Movies and share your thoughts with the roomies @roomiesatthemovies!

Listen up! Reign Laslo is flexing hard in his new song, 'Popeye' - a powerful title for a powerful beat and lyric. Reign talks to Hessel Du Mark about his move from Curaçao to the Netherlands 4 years ago, and his love to nature. The kick-start to his rap-passion was both his aunt and his first rap when he was 13, in the form of a poem to his mother. He changed up his typical free-style rap for these two songs, writing the lyrics along with the beat, giving both 'Popeye' and 'Cruisin'' a real solid flow. 'Popeye' is already on the radio in Curaçao, so give it a listen, and don't miss Reign Laslo's release of 'Cruisin'' on March 19th!