CEU Podcasts

Kiútkeresés (ellenállás, embermentés)Vendégek: Bartha Ákos, Pécsi Tibor

No disputing the fact, the past few months have been quite tough and stressful for CEU students. I had hoped to earlier share the lots of beautiful conversations I had had with friends and colleagues from CEU over the summer but it just never quite felt like the right thing to do at such a time as this. Why talk relationship, dating or engage in prattles amidst the myriad of challenges CEU student...

Paksa Rudolf beszélget B. Stenge Csaba hadtörténésszel és Virányi Péter propagandakutatóval a II. világháborús magyar szerepvállalásról, illetve a háborús propagandáról. Részletesen beszélünk az 1943-ban készült Magyar Sasok című filmről, valamint szóba kerül Kassa bombázása, Horthy István repülőgép balesete, valamint a munkaszolgálatra vitt Petschauer Attila halála is.

Urban Arena is a podcast about creating just and sustainable cities. This month Kate talks with Florian Strenge - an urbanist fascinated by spaces, people and processes. Our urban arena podcast correspondent this month is Sophia Silverton. Would you like to follow in her footsteps? If so, please answer the question ‘What is a sustainable and just city?’ in a maximum of 3 minutes. Record it on your...

Urban Arena is a podcast about creating just and sustainable cities. This month Kate and Ian get lost in the voices of people who have helped sustain, build and critically assess networks that aim to create just and sustainable cities: Matthew Bach, Flor Avelino and Tom Henfrey. Do you want to become an Urban Arena podcast correspondent! We want your voice on the pod. If you’d like to featured the...

A CEU Bibó István Szabadegyetem egy online beszélgetéssel jelentkezett, amelynek középpontjában a fehérororszországi események álltak. Ezzel kapcsolatban hallgathattuk meg Jarábik Balázs (Head of Political Analysis and Coordination Department at EUAM Ukraine), Toka Gábor (CEU Politikatudományi Tanszék), Bíró Zoltán (Rendszerváltás Történetét Kutató Intézet és Archívum) és Berczeli Zoltán (Robert S...

This is the second part of the episode. Here, I converse with two amazing ladies from CEU, Burcu Kisac (POLS '21) and Tetiana Horban (IR '20) about unexpectedly finding home in strange, foreign lands, comparing metros in several metropolises and shitting on NY city while we were having a really nice Turkish breakfast on a Saturday morning at an apartment bustling with nature and two cats nicknamed...

Over 25 years ago, Central European University chose to make a home in Budapest, creating a Hogwarts-without-magic haven of higher education within the metropolitan, touristy location steeped in the heart of Hungary and, for all these years, CEU has attracted a milieu of students from different parts of the world, thus creating an internationally-inclined student body. Although the mindblowing cam...

There are plenty of people who will be quick to tell you that journalism is broken. But we’re not here to wallow in negatives. As part of the Journalism Breakthrough series from the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University, instead, in this episode we take a look at three different innovations that bridge academia and journalism: how students can become journalists, how...

The second episode of the Journalism Breakthroughs podcast discusses how Velocidad, a media accelerator in Latin America, not only injects money but also explores the different dimensions and challenges of financial health in the news ecosystem. The host, Patricio Contreras, a Chilean journalist and university professor talks to Janine Warner, Co-Founder and Executive Director of SembraMedia, one...

In this first episode of CEU Chatroom, Funmilayo Akinpelu (HIST '21) starts with a prologue in which she reflects on the thoroughly devastating changes her skin underwent upon coming to Budapest from Nigeria. She vaguely connects the dots between her own personal case of terribly blotched skin and George Floyd's killing in the US, an event which, alongside others, have culminated in the amplificat...

An introductory opening to what I hope will subsequently be a hub of lively, practically relevant and gossipy conversations within the CEU community. This is the first step of many more baby steps to come. An experimental opening to a shaky new beginning, sorta; and what better time to debut a project such as this than in the thick of summer!

A CEU Bibó Szabadegyetem online szemináriumán a magyar lakosság Orbán-kormány elmúlt tíz évéről alkotott véleménye volt a fókuszban. A beszélgetés első számú forrását a FES és a Policy Solutions a témában végzett, közelmúltbeli felmérése szolgáltatta.https://www.policysolutions.hu/hu/hirek/496/orban10_publikacio

Urban Arena is a podcast about creating just and sustainable cities. Kate is on interview duty and the moment and she caught up with Kemo Camara, founder and CEO of Omek, a new digital and physical platform dedicated to the social and professional advancement of the African diaspora community. Do you want to become an Urban Arena podcast correspondent! We want your voice on the pod. If you’d like...

A szemináriumon Bakos Petra, Pető Andrea, Tompa Andrea mellett Gálffi László színész és Szvoren Edina író beszélget Balla Zsófia "Kiáltvány" és Szvoren Edina "Szeretnék valamit mondani az életemről" c. szövegei alapján. https://litera.hu/irodalom/elso-kozles/balla-zsofia-kialtvany.html http://www.jelenkor.net/archivum/cikk/15170/szeretnek-mondani-valamit-az-eletemrol

The podcasts discusses Topographie der Shoah: Gedächtnisorte an das zerstörte jüdische Wien, Lappin –Engel was directing. The places of the Holocaust are the iconic places of destruction like Auschwitz, Bergen Belsen, Dachau. These places were under German command and they give the false impression that the extermination of the European Jewry has happened somewhere far away. But it actually starte...

In this episode, David Rockwell asks Pietro Delcorno, research fellow of the Institute for Advanced Study, about his research related to late medieval sermons. Some of the questions discussed in this episode are how the Bible reached common people, and how flexible the Bible could be for interpretation in sermons and religious theatre. Pietro also talks about the sermons as the primary means of co...

The inaugural episode of the Journalism Breakthroughs podcast discusses how the media coped with the crisis triggered by the COVID-19 virus. Innovation in journalism allowed media outlets to survive the pandemic. We talked to Robert Nemeth, who works as Outreach Coordinator for the Center for Media, Data and Society, walked us through a series of innovative ways of responding to the Covid crisis h...

CEU Bibó István Szabadegyetem A boldogság politikája online eseménye május 27-én szerdán 17.30-19.00 között az OTTHON témában. Bakos Petra, Pető Andrea, Tompa Andrea mellett Selyem Zsuzsa, író és Győri-Dani Lajos, a Máltai Szeretetszolgálat ügyvezető alelnöke beszélgetett Selyem Zsuzsa: A hangyák boldogsága, Danyi Magdolna két verse és Gorkij: Éjjeli menedékhely című munkái kapcsán.

This episode is about what a 'just energy transition' looks like in Romania. The EU is now putting a lot of money into it’s new Green Deal and other initiatives to support a just energy transition. Today, we are going to learn what this all means by speaking with Roxana Bucata, a Romanian journalist and a student at Central European University. She has done research on this topic in the context of...

Urban Arena is a podcast about creating just and sustainable cities. This month we’re speaking with Marilyn Hamilton the founder of Integral City and author of the Integral City book series. This month we also launch a new feature - the Urban Arena podcast correspondent! We want your voice on the pod. If you’d like to featured then please answer the question ‘What is a sustainable and just city?’...

„Hétköznapjainkból az veszett el, ami talán a legfontosabb: a boldogság. Nem az indexekkel mért illetve kémiával létrehozott érzelmekre gondolok, hanem a megélt, építő kapcsolatban létrejött érzelemre. Számomra az a kérdés, hogy milyen nyelvet lehet használni ennek a világnak a jobbítására, ha első pillantásra úgy tűnik, hogy semmit nem lehet tenni? A CEU Bibó Szabadegyeteme jó keretet ad ennek a...

In this episode, we will pick up where we left off with Elif Birced and discuss how government becomes a source of insecurity for academic labour. Elif will also talk about the possibilities of solidarity against the precarization of academia. Back in the 10th episode, Elif revealed different ways in which neoliberal restructuring of Turkey’s economy has led to the establishment of foundation univ...

Bárdi Nándorral beszélgettünk a 20. századi magyar kisebbségek történetéről, pozícióiról, illetve az ehhez kapcsolódó magyarságpolitikákról.

In this episode, I am hosting Selin Altunkaynak Vodina. We will talk about the gendered and racialized discourses that are reproduced during the social encounter between Syrian and Turkish women living in the South East of Turkey. Selin will start with one of the most reproduced discourses; the sexist and racist claim that Syrian women go after and “steal” Turkish husbands. The discourse, unfortun...