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The podcast "In a Nutshell" explores everything you never knew you needed to know more about. Every two weeks, we delve into an exciting new research topic from Radboud University, bringing you captivating stories and insights.Interested in more? Go to https://www.voxweb.nl/
Jara Majerus, Antonia Leise | Vox hosts In a Nutshell, a science show with 50 episodes published.
What challenges is Dutch democracy facing? Does democracy need a re-invention? And why does representative democracy reappear, even when we try to leave it behind? In this very last episode of In a Nutshell, Jara and her
Thousands of children in the Netherlands have been conceived as donor children over the past few decades – and some of them through fraudulent practices. One of them is the Radboud historian Adriejan van Veen. In today’s
Thousands of children in the Netherlands have been conceived as donor children over the past few decades – and some of them through fraudulent practices. One of them is the Radboud historian Adriejan van Veen. In today’s
Why do young people want to read more than they actually do? Why does it sometimes require bravery to admit that one is a reader? And what makes reading literature so important for our development? In the 7th episode of
Why is producing more food not a solution to global hunger? What needs to happen for our food systems to become more sustainable? And what role does property play in all of this? In the new episode of In a Nutshell, host
How was the AIDS epidemic translated into theatre plays? Why is the way we talk about illness important? And what does Susan Sontag have to do with all of that In this episode of In a Nutshell, Antonia and guest Dirk Vis
How political is theatre? What do plays have to do with Brexit? And how has theatre shaped (and commented on) political developments in the past? In this episode of In a Nutshell, Antonia and guest Ruud van den Beuken ex
Why should kids not choose where they sit in a classroom? How does where we sit affect our relationships and chances of success, both socially and academically? In the third episode of In a Nutshell, host Jara explores s
Can we predict the future? How is identity shaped by the past? And how can history help with making sense of our present? In today’s episode, Antonia and guest Adriaan Duiveman go – quite literally – back to the future a
Can we overcome capitalism? What alternatives to communism exist? And what keeps us from imagining new economies? In the first episode of In a Nutshell’s third season, we delve into the challenges of capitalism. Together
How advanced are robots? Why do we communicate differently with them than with humans? And why are cats, in the end, perhaps the better companions than robots? In today’s episode, Antonia talks with Lynn de Rijk about ho
Why has the European far-right become increasingly popular? How do they use religion to shape their anti-immigration discourses? And what role does TikTok play in all of this? In today’s episode, Jara investigates what i
What is behind a black hole? What do they look like? And how on Earth do you take a picture of one? In today’s episode, Jara faces one of her childhood fears, namely being sucked into the darkest mystery of the universe
AI seems to have come to stay, but what does the future of artificial intelligence hold? And why is it perhaps one of the most penetrating technologies since the development of language? In the second part of the AI spec
How do you persuade an audience? What is ethos, and why is it so important? And what connects ancient philosophers like Aristotle with modern politicians like Donald Trump? Rhetoric is the answer — at least to many of th
Where did AI come from? How is it changing society? And why do we need a European approach to Artificial Intelligence? In today’s episode, we are tackling the most discussed topic in recent weeks: Artificial Intelligence
What makes and breaks a good romantic relationship? Why can’t our relationships be perfect? And how can mindfulness help us make better connections? Ah, romantic relationships. They make us see the world through rose-col
Why are we afraid of math? Can you make peace with the school subjects you hate? And how important are feelings and attitudes towards a subject when it comes to doing well? (Spoiler alert: very.) Everyone has that one su
What will a peak behind the governments’ screens show us? What do we need to know about digital governments? And how does digitalization change public values? Digitalization is not just technical – this is the key messag
What are the things we don’t remember when we remember 9/11? Why is commemorating 9/11 still a heatedly discussed topic, even more than 20 years later? And where did theruins of the Twin Towers actually go? “Where were y
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