Unapologetic by SEC

Unapologetic by SEC

by SEC
Season 4
Unapologetically questioning: Narratives Beyond Migration
Hey, listeners, and welcome to the 4th episode of the 4th season of Unapologetic! This time, we cover the (admittedly) broad topic of migration, with special guest, Poppy Reed. As usual, stay tuned, follow the podcast and don’t forget to check us out on Instagram @unapologetic.sec!
Unapologetically questioning: Queer Talk - a Conversation with the Gays
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Hey, listeners, and welcome back to another episode of Unapologetic! Today, we're talking about all things queer, with our guest speaker, Alex Lopez, who has a background on sociology and linguistics. We hope you're tuned in because we've got a lot to cover! As usual, stay tuned, follow the podcast and don’t forget to check us out on Instagram @unapologetic.sec!
Unapologetically questioning: a Conversation on Conflict
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Hello, listeners, and welcome back to the Unapologetic Podcast! Today’s episode revolves around language. We talk about the importance of language and how it shapes our perceptions of life and social situations, specifically those of conflict. We go on to focus on how language is also used as a political tool. Stay tuned, follow the podcast and don’t forget to check us out on Instagram @unapologetic.sec!
Unapologetically questioning: Black Bodies and the Music Industry
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HELLO EVERYONE, and welcome back to the Unapologetic Podcast! Today, we kick off Season 4 with an episode on black bodies and its (mis)representation in the music industry. We talk about the influence of Black artists' and culture on the industry and the lack recognition that has been going on for decades. Stay tuned, follow the podcast and don’t forget to check us out on Instagram @unapologetic.sec!
Season 3
Unapologetically questioning: the housing crisis.
Unapologetic by SEC is back with season 3! In the first episode we will talk about the housing crisis in Amsterdam through a sociological lenses. Stay tuned and don't forget to follow us on Instagram!
Season 2
Unapologetically questioning: Sociologically using and abusing substances.
Welcome back to Unapologetic by SEC! In this first episode of a two-part series, Ana and Maria come together again to discuss the use and abuse of a variety of substances. We bring some sociological perspective to a variety of substances, from attention-enhancers to cocaine.
Mini-episode: Welfare States.
Welcome back to Unapologetic! After a short break we come back to you with a mini-episode about welfare states, focused especially on Denmark. In this episode Sara, who you might remember from the first season of @Unapologetic, interviewed Sai who is a political science student about his research. Listen to the episode, if you want to learn more about inequalities in healthcare system in welfare states.
Unapologetically questioning: Zodiacs and religion.
Is astrology the new gen-z religion? In this episode Andrew and Ana chat about how we can find astrology everywhere and what that says about our society today. Give this episode a listen if you want to learn more about the origins of astrology and how it ties with pop culture. P.S.: you'll get a special mention next time if you can tell us how many times Andrew said "I'm a capricorn".
Unapologetically questioning: It's not you it's the dating app
In this week’s episode of Unapologetic we once again have a new speaker, Eli, a master’s sociology student that is very passionate about dating, sexuality and gender. In this episode, Eli and Maria talk about their experiences with online dating and ghosting while also drawing upon small research they did on social media to get a better understanding of people’s experiences with online dating. The two also delve into Bauman’s theory of liquid love and modernity to try to understand what exactly do these online dating apps and websites help to achieve in today’s urban societies. @unapologetic. sec
Mini-episode: Beauty and Race.
Tune in to listen more about Berfin's master thesis on beauty and race. On this episode Ana interviews a past sociology tutor on the ethnography she conducted in London, studying what people find atractive in beauty salons. If you stick until the end you can also find some useful tips to write your own thesis!
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