Student Radio Maastricht

Cancelled due to covid

In this episode we discuss topics of taboo! The 'what-not' the' when-not', the 'how-not' , the 'where-not', the 'who-not' and often, the lack of the ''why' - not' from a socio-cultural perspective. Join us for a musical hour with insightful discussions on topics of taboo!

This week SRM will be discussing the concept of Inburgering / Civic Integration / naturalisation / citizenship tests within the global and local (Dutch) context.

Have you ever seen or imagined a movie without music? The movie would become unfeeling, dull and without suspense! Tune in and travel with us through the realm of film music and composition! From thriller to romance, from famous to unknown… We discuss it all!

Alles is Drama, a Maastricht based student theater group have produced a short piece for the Student Radio Maastricht with their 'Chorus' group. The director of the Chorus introduces their theme and the board of Alles is Drama talks to SRM about the theater group and up coming events / courses.

One love, one life, one vibe, one heat, one time, one place, one planet, one voice, one history, one future, one family, one language, one need, one heart, one blood, one Jah, one jam.

S04E26 Urban Hour 01 Dec 2021 by Student Radio Maastricht

Today we go back in time and talk about the caving crises during the end of the neolithic age when nomadic / hunter-gatherer students came to learn about metal tools and 'modern art' of pottery making! (metal pollution everywhere!). This political satire is by no means to belittle the student housing crisis of the 21st century.

MedicalIdiots introduce themselves as a group of medical students working on podcasts at Maastricht University; breaking down medical jargon into a language we can all understand

MedicalIdiots introduce themselves as a group of medical students working on podcasts at Maastricht University; breaking down medical jargon into a language we can all understand

S04E22 Student Housing Crises Maastricht 17 Nov 2021 by Student Radio Maastricht

Machines have already surpassed human intelligence in specific domains such as chess, but we still have the upper hand in terms of general knowledge. In the future, humankind will have to face ethical dilemmas and other challenges regarding our non-hominid friends. The most burning question of all: What happens when we create a non-organic mind rivalling or even surpassing ours?

Counter to conventional narratives of festivals being a celebration of sustainability and abundance; today we look at the broad concept of festivals from a global perspective and question the anthropocentric rhetoric

We are what we drink! We discuss the socio-cultural and environmental significance of (mostly alcoholic) drinks with tracks to match the hat! Sit back, take a sip and enjoy the glugs and glitches with bitter-sweet pardons to the tech (hic)!

A relaxed conversation about the triviality and intricacies generations with 'appropriate' music

We spend an hour reminiscing about one hit wonders with some one hit wonders!

In recent years many professions have been praised and applauded by society while some others are barely acknowledged or even mocked. Today we look into one particular industry in an attempt to realize its importance and recognize the problems and/or hurdles faced by the professionals.

A seemingly contradictory phrase simultaneously announcing the death of one phone in a while assuring its continuity in a society that mandates a new phone. We explore the rise and rise of the phone as a euphemistic rhetoric for societal governance in general including monarchy in particular.

The European monarchies and royal families: who are they and what do our studio guests think about them? We share our opinions in an 'all you need to know' about 'Royals' show.

Volunteering is becoming an increasingly important part of a CV. Have you been volunteering abroad or, ironically, wondering about how to 'afford' to be a volunteer? Why don't we see volunteers from Asia/ Africa/ Americas in Europe? We discuss some of the history, justifications and implications of volunteering.

In the second hour, we move to a similar topic - rest and relaxation. Taking breaking and slowing down is sometimes highly needed when dealing with (academic) stress. Together we’ll navigate through different ways of taking a break, how it improves (academic) performance and how do we know if we rest enough. Check out this episode and find out how to make space for rest and well-being in your (stu...

Some months ago, we talked about how covid pandemic affected student mental health. Going back to normal brings joy and adds a different perspective on student life, especially for newbies. But the “new normal” comes with challenges and struggles too, that have an impact on well-being. How do you define well-being? Why is well-being important? How do we achieve it? In the first hour, we go through...

During the second hour, we do a fun radio ping pong with work- and study-related songs

Internships - by now necessary to make it to the top. Check out the episode to get tips and tricks on how to land internships. We have a nice talk with a member of the European Career Association (@eca.maastricht) about careers, “high performers” and share experiences - of course not without a critical reflection on unpaid internships and the pressure around them.

we are in the year 2032, following the ‘modest’ success of the UN SDGs. As parts of the SDGs have been updated and postponed to 2050, global average temperature is soaring around 1.35 deg over post 1850 – 1900 temperature records. With promises of differed gratification, are we accelerating towards a utopian dystopia?