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The TLU Student Podcast is part of Tallinn University's LIFE project in which students create a podcast with a variety of interesting and relevant subjects for their community.
Unknown Host hosts Tallinn University Student Podcast, a society show with 78 episodes published.
This podcast reveals the reasons for human trafficking being still one of the major global issues in the 21st century even though there are international laws, criminalization, and widespread public awareness. It sheds l
In this episode, we explore the psychology behind astrology, moving beyond stereotypes to understand why we turn to the stars during times of stress and uncertainty. The discussion features insights from Anna-Maria (The
From non-existent “ghost” group members to last-minute PowerPoint and Docs miracles, welcome to our podcast on one of university (and academia as a whole) life’s most painfully standard traditions: group work. In this ep
AI is often seen as something logical. But is that really the case? Or are these systems quietly reflecting and reinforcing the inequalities that already exist in our society? In this episode, we pull back the curtain on
“I swear I’ll never do this again… but I say that every exam week.” In this episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast, we explore the real effects of all-nighters on students. Joined by Lea Lihtmaa, a psychologis
Are memes always just harmless internet jokes or are they modern tools of psychological warfare? In this episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast, we examine the cognitive and political consequences of the meme
How some people find inner strength and grow after difficult experiences? Today we’re exploring a deeply important topic: how some people find inner strength and even grow after difficult experiences. Trauma can mean man
Europe's educational future: The Estonian Example delves into the complex world of education by highlighting some of the different approaches that are used all around the world. These approaches can be for example centra
In today's episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast, we are going to make things real awkward by talking a little about embarrassment — how it came to be and how to accept or totally overcome it. If you've also
In this episode of the TLU Student Podcast, we take a closer look at how short-form media may be influencing the way narratives are created, and what storytelling means today as viewing habits continue to change. Short v
In this episode, we delve into the transformative role of AI in language learning with Merike Saar, an education technologist and English teacher. Discover how AI is reshaping education, the balance between AI and human
In this episode of the Tallinn University Student Podcast, we explore the tension between digital safety and personal privacy in the age of mass surveillance. We dive into the controversial Chat Control 2.0 proposal, a s
In 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 h
Join 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, an
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 s
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 Mich
Feeling 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 Supe
How 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 i
The 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
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