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Welcome to the Euphoria podcast of AM/FM with Ada, Giorgio, and Tessa. In this episode, we will be discussing the popular series called Euphoria. Beware of spoilers and enjoy:)

0 = Introduction

1:23 = Overall review and thoughts

16:03 = Character Development

28:43 = Theories and predictions for the finale and the 3rd season.

Hi there, you have found the trailer for our brand new podcast. Get a sneak peek of some of the highlights!

Edited by Gio Piratoni 

A podcast about first favourite musical crushes, crazy party stories, guilty pleasures and way more! Just curious about a specific part? Check out the titles and sneakpeeks of different segments with their timestamps below! 

Speakers in podcast: Gemma; Gio; Pierre; Tessa; Elena

All the music in this podcast is original by Scheiden (jazz band). All the rights belong to Scheiden.

Individual members of Scheiden: 

Chloe Allowitz; Dominik Koc ; Efe Bali ; Koray Güçlü ; Tessa van Wayenburg 

Time stamps: 

First favourite artist ever - unmatched levels of obsession and shaping your identity around music 1:07

Crazy party stories -  wrong place, wrong time and bathroom tragedies 5:42

First festival experiences -  human paintings and love in the mosh pit 10:02

Ideas for first dates -  & where NOT to go 14:17

Heartbreak - in romance and friendship 18:05

Why does our generation struggle to commit to a relationship? - new perspectives, being privileged and plain pickiness 22:12

Dating apps - red flags, controversial tinder bios 26:33

Guilty pleasures in music -  no reveals here, just listen hihi 30:56

Celebrity crushes (musicians) - people to definitely not have commitment issues with 36:43

The song that you wish you had written - actual love declarations  38:49

If we were a colour what would it be? Describing each other 42:31

We would be very happy to receive your feedback ! You can send an email to [email protected]

Actors of Change is an AM/FM Radio and a CIROS Goodwill Committee podcast where we interview people working in the environmental field. The idea is to create a positive podcast far from guiltiness and despair with optimistic individuals, who can inspire and motivate you in your daily life. You are welcome on our journey to shape and discuss a more human and sustainable world. For this third episode, our guest will be Maryse  Helbert. We will go through her academic pathway, oil extraction’s  impact on women communities (Part 1); the notion of a fair and just transition to a zero-carbon society, the role of political science for climate change governance and the upcoming COP26 (Part 2). I want to warmly thank Maryse Helbert, here is the link to her blog (https://marysehelbert.blog/); but also Gus (@ogustuss) for the music found throughout the episode (Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ugustinarrat/tracks). The book mentioned by Maryse is “Oryx and Crake” by Margaret Atwood.

AM/FM is a student-led club under CIROS Arts and Media Committee. If you have any questions, comments, advice, or criticism please send us an  e-mail at [email protected]. Stay updated on AM/FM podcasts on Instagram.

Presenter: Mathis Favre

Editor: Mathis Favre

Actors of Change is an AM/FM Radio and a CIROS Goodwill Committee podcast where we interview people working in the environmental field. The idea is to create a positive podcast far from guiltiness and despair with optimistic individuals, who can inspire and motivate you in your daily life. You are welcome on our journey to shape and discuss a more human and sustainable world. For this third episode, our guest will be Maryse Helbert. We will go through her academic pathway, oil extraction’s impact on women communities (Part 1); the notion of a fair and just transition to a zero-carbon society, the role of political science for climate change governance and the upcoming COP26 (Part 2). I want to warmly thank Maryse Helbert, here is the link to her blog (https://marysehelbert.blog/). But also, to Gus (@ogustuss) for the music found throughout the episode (Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ugustinarrat/tracks). The book mentioned by Maryse is “Oryx and Crake” by Margaret Atwood.

AM/FM is a student-led club under CIROS Arts and Media Committee. If you have any questions, comments, advice, or criticism please send us an e-mail at [email protected]. Stay updated on AM/FM podcasts on Instagram.

Presenter: Mathis Favre

Editor: Mathis Favre

This podcast is about decolonizing the IRO curriculum and African politics in IR in which tries to explore the ways in which IRO is perceived by students, academics in the field and how this relates to the overall picture.

As students from the African Politics Club, we believe that African politics are under pursued. We also realize that an incorporative, balanced approach to international politics requires retracing colonial history and the act of decolonization.

In which way and to which extent, the room for decolonization in academia and the ways in which the student body interacts with that topic is laid out in three episodes.

This podcast is about decolonizing the IRO curriculum and African politics in IR in which try to explore the ways in which IRO is perceived by students, academics in the field and how this relates to the overall picture.

As students from the African Politics Club, we believe that African politics are under pursued. We also realize that an incorporative, balanced approach to international politics requires retracing colonial history and the act of decolonization.

In which way and to which extent, the room for decolonization in academia and the ways in which the student body interacts with that topic is laid out in three episodes.

This podcast is about decolonizing the IRO curriculum and African politics in international relations. We aim to explore the ways in which IRO is perceived by students, academics in the field and how this relates to the overall picture.

As students from the African Politics Club, we believe that African politics are under pursued. We also realize that an incorporative, balanced approach to international politics requires retracing colonial history and the act of decolonization.

In which way and to which extent, the room for decolonization in academia and the ways in which the student body interacts with that topic is laid out in three episodes.

Today we will focus on the student body and share the results of our survey conducted among IRO students and we will also talk to some of them about these crucial topics.

Here's to the People is an AM/FM Radio Podcast where we discuss a topic near and dear to the hearts of IRO students using their input. In this episode, we hear Marina & Elena talk through your experiences of dating during the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss how people are meeting, the dynamics of Spotted Wijnhaven, pick-up lines, long-distance relationships, and more.

AM/FM is a student-led club under CIROS Arts and Media Committee. If you have any questions, comments, advice, or criticism please send us an e-mail at [email protected].

Presenters: Elena Ngyuen & Marina Giacosa 

Editors: Karolis Mastauskas 

No Skips is an AM/FM Radio Podcast in which we invite special guests to call in and tell us a little bit about their own playlists and relationships to music. For our second episode, Amy and Marina have a chat with Dr. di Giuseppe (lecturer of Economics for Political Scientists and International Political Economy) about his favourite music as well as some of his own experiences as a student radio director and band member.

Find the accompanying playlist on our Spotify account! Link on the @am.ciros Instagram page.

AM/FM is a student-led club under CIROS Arts and Media Committee. If you have any questions, comments, advice, or criticism please send us an e-mail at [email protected]. Stay updated on AM/FM podcasts on Instagram.

This episode was recorded on the 5th of March 2021 via Zoom.

Presenters: Amy H. Carson, Marina Giacosa

Editors: Amy H. Carson