GEN-ZiNE THE POD
por GEN-ZiNE
GEN-ZiNE is a publication dedicated to addressing contemporary issues through the eyes of Gen Z. THE POD is a way to continue these conversations.
Episodios del podcast
Temporada 2
A Conversation with Ramiz Bakhtiar
Ramiz Bakhtiar was selected as the first-ever Afghan Youth Representative to the United Nations in 2018, which offered him opportunities to speak at the UN General Assembly and the United Nations Security Council. Since then, he's mobilized movements in making sure that young people are reserved seats at the global decision-making table. He founded the Network of Former Youth Delegates to the United Nations, a community to keep former and current UN youth delegates connected and active in their work towards a more peaceful world. GEN-ZiNE contributor Tajwar Khandaker speaks with Ramiz in this episode about growing up in Afghanistan, what's not working in the UN, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and what role young people play in the future of our planet. Music is from freesound.org.
REGENERATION: A Global Drag Show
Liv Scott has always wondered how we can create a more compassionate, sustainable world. This is a driving force in their upcoming film, "Emergence of Heart." To raise money for this project, they're hosting a global drag show called REGENERATION on February 25, 2022. This episode explores Liv's creative process, the story behind the show's name, and what's bringing some of the performers to the stage. You can purchase tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/regeneration-a-global-drag-show-tickets-249440552407. Produced by Natalie Bettendorf and Liv Scott. Original music by Henna Chou, aka "Aux Aux."
The Buddy System vs. The World
TW: This episode contains conversations about sexual assault. Way back in summer camp days we learned about The Buddy System, the “always have a friend with you wherever you go," rule. But is it time we think about other tools to use against the systemic issues which perpetuate harm in our society? Members of Generation-Z tackle this question, and share their perspectives on lyft/uber safety, administrative responses, power dynamics, rape culture on campuses, and more. THE USC FRYFT POLICY IS DISCUSSED AT TIMESTAMP 00:19:20
Navigating Life Post-Graduation
With first semester ending, GEN-ZiNE campus editor Cecilia Pou asks the question: So, what happens after college? She leads conversations about deciding on a professional path, pressure to have everything figured out, transitioning into the next chapter of your life, and more.
Lauren Shippen's Words of Wisdom
GEN-ZiNE writer Bailey Harris interviews Lauren Shippen, YA author and writer best known for her hit fiction podcasts, such as The Bright Sessions. In this interview, Lauren talks about her evolving experience as a working artist, her perspective on the current state of media, advice for young aspiring artists, college, mental health, and so much more. https://www.gen-zine.com/