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Should NPO Be Shaken Up? | Radboud Current Affairs Podcast with political scientist Emily Gravesteijn
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Man: The Clever Herd Animal | Theater lecture with cognitive philosopher Marc Slors
Man is a smart herd animal. We did not evolve into smart loners, but into social group animals. Learn from philosopher Marc Slors that being a herd animal is more than foolishly following another; it is the basis of man's success as a species.
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Reclaiming Our Humanity in Times of AI | Lecture and conversation with philosopher Shannon Vallor
Artificial Intelligence is in many ways a reflection of ourselves, for better or for worse. Learn from philosopher Shannon Vallor and see AI in a new light.
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Lebanon. Rising Tensions in the Middle East | Current Affairs lecture with political scientist Nora Stel
Tensions between Israel and Lebanon are reaching a new high. How can we best interpret the latest developments?
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Drowning In Regulation | Lecture and conversation with lawyer Rowin Jansen and ethicist Marcel Becker
We are completely surrounded by rules and regulations. Learn from lawyer Rowin Jansen and philosopher Marcel Becker where the proliferation of rules comes from, what the consequences are and whether it could all be easier.
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Nick Cave; Faith, Hope and Pop Music | Conversation with theologians Annemarieke van der Woude and Thomas Quartier and music by musicians from the Nick Cave Tribute band
Learn from theologians Annemarieke van der Woude and Thomas Quartier about what Nick Cave's lyrics say about grief and hope, about faith and doubt, about music, freedom and love.
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Radboud Reflects @Peace by Peace
Radboud Reflects was part of Peace by Peace, the 80 years of freedom festival.
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History for Tomorrow. Inspiration from the Past for the Future of Humanity | Lecture and conversation with philosopher Roman Krznaric and culture scholar Charley Boerman
Throughout history, societies have risen up against the odds to overcome crises and combat injustices. But how exactly can history inspire us to maintain radical hope in today’s world?
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The Long-term Study Penalty | Academic Affairs with i.a. AKKU chair Nan Lont en ethicist Marcel Becker
Why does the government want to reintroduce the long-term study penalty? What are the advantages and what are the disadvantages? Learn from AKKU chair Nan Lont and ethicist Marcel Becker about the impact of the long-term study penalty.
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Tipping Points. Useful or Disturbing? | Lecture and conversation by systems scientist Sibel Eker and environmental philosopher Marc Davidson
A global warming of a one and a half degrees and then it's too late. We all know this ecological tipping point or turning point. But scientists have identified more than twenty tipping points. Do tipping points offer hope, or fear and uncertainty?
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The Trade Union: Old-Fashioned or Essential? | Current Affairs Lecture with political scientist Alex Lehr and union representative Marijtje Jongsma
Why are workers turning away from unions? What are the consequences of this? Is the union a thing of the past, or more important than ever in the fight for workers' rights?
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What Drives Tradwives | Lecture and conversation with theologian Mariecke van den Berg and sociologist Katia Begall
Some women go back to the traditional division of roles between husband and wife. Tradwives they call themselves. Learn about tradwives from theologian Mariecke van den Berg and sociologist Katia Begall
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Is Atheism a Religion? | Lecture and conversation with theologian Rik Peels and religious scientist Lena Richter
What is atheism? Is it simply the absence of faith in a God? Or is it a philosophy of life with its own traditions, beliefs and sense of community? Learn from theologian Rik Peels and religion scholar Lena Richter what a world without God looks like.
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Radboud Reflects Book Club on Chance | With philosopher Cees Leijenhorst
Read a recently published philosophical or in-depth book, talk about it with each other and a scholar, and draw lessons for your own life and personal development. That's the Radboud Reflects Book Club.
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Inside Out 2 and the Positive Effects of Media | Film and conversation with communication scholar Rebecca de Leeuw
What can children and adolescents (but also adults) learn from films? Learn how media can make a positive contribution to our well-being.
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Silence Through Music | Radboud Reflects @Zwarte Cross by psychologist and music scholar Krisna Adiasto and singer Cassandra Onck
How can music create silence? What exactly do we mean by this? And does it matter what music you listen to? Learn from psychologist and music scholar Krisna Adiasto of Radboud University.
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Love of soccer | Radboud Reflects @Stadseiland Stek with culture and media expert Arne van Lienden
Why does soccer affect so many people? What does this say about our need for community, excitement and hero worship? And how do soccer media affect our view of nationality, gender and ethnicity?
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Love of Mythical Creatures | Radboud Reflects @Stadseiland Stek by religion scholar Arjan Sterken
Wizards, vampires, werewolves, sphinxes, elves and cyclopes. Are some good and others evil? Or is that distinction not that black and white? And what do these creatures say about the fears and desires of the people who invented them over the years?
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Love For Films And Series | Radboud Reflects @Stadseiland Stek
Cinemas are full, and with Netflix, HBO and Disney+, we are watching more films and series than ever before. But what actually makes a film good? What are the hidden structures in films and TV series?
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Should NPO Be Shaken Up? | Radboud Current Affairs Podcast with political scientist Emily Gravesteijn
Listen to this Radboud Current Affairs podcast in Dutch, in which philosopher and program manager Bas van Woerkum-Rooker talks with political scientist Emily Gravesteijn about the criticism of the NPO.