The Hive Podcasts

The Hive Podcasts

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The Hive Podcasts episodes

  • How has Artificial Intelligence affected us? by Myshi

    AI has evolved from basic machines to powerful systems like self-driving cars and smart assistants. Myshi explores how AI benefits us in fields, but raises concerns about other aspects of it. The key question: Is AI a blessing or a curse? It all depends on how we choose to use it.

    5 min
  • Racism by Zayaan Shahabas

    Racism isn't just about name-calling—it’s about judgment based on skin color, leading to lost rights and opportunities. Zayaan reflects on how racism has shaped history, he reminds us that racism is learned, not born, and often starts with small “harmless” actions. To end it, Zayaan urges us to challenge racism, elect more people of color, and take action when we see injustice.

    4 min
  • How do ideas pop in our brain? by Kunal Kella

    Kunal explores the fascinating process of how ideas emerge in our minds, often when we least expect them. From brainstorming and daydreaming to learning new things our brains are constantly working to connect dots and spark creativity. Kunal reminds us that every idea, big or small, has its value—so embrace the process and let your mind flow!

    5 min
  • Animal Testing by Johanne Victor

    Johanne explores the dark side of animal testing, where innocent creatures suffer for our benefit. From beauty products to medicines, animals are subjected to harmful experiments. Johanne calls for awareness and urges us to choose cruelty-free products, pushing for alternatives that respect animal lives.

    6 min
  • Does Social media make people more isolated or connected? by Bhavya Kella

    In today’s world, social media is a big part of our lives, helping people stay connected but also making some feel isolated. Bhavya explores both sides of the issue. While social media helps people communicate across distances and build communities, it can also lead to loneliness, anxiety, and comparison. Bhavya offers tips on how to use social media wisely—finding balance, and to make it a tool for connection, not isolation.

    10 min
  • How to like school? by Samik Mehndiratta

    In this inspiring episode, Samik shares practical tips and personal insights on how to make school more enjoyable. Whether you're struggling with classes, friendships, or just the daily grind, Samik offers a fresh perspective on turning your school experience into something you actually like. Get ready for some positive, motivational advice to help you look forward to school each day!

    3 min
  • Is feminism alienating men? by Sanjana Yallappa

    Is feminism pushing men aside? In this episode, Sanjana debunks common myths about feminism, revealing it's all about equality, not exclusion. Discover how societal norms hurt both men and women, and why feminism is crucial for everyone’s benefit. Don’t miss out on this fresh take on building a more equal world for all!


    5 min
  • Do Aliens exist? by Vivaan Shah

    Join Vivaan Shah as he explores one of humanity's most intriguing questions: Do aliens exist? From the mysteries of space to the latest scientific discoveries, Vivaan dives into the possibilities of extraterrestrial life. With thought-provoking insights and a dash of curiosity, this episode will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about life beyond Earth. Tune in for an "out-of-this-world" conversation

    3 min
  • Should Cigarettes be Banned? by Avni Hasani

    In this eye-opening episode, 11-year-old Avni tackles the big question: Should cigarettes be banned? From the dangers of smoking and secondhand smoke to the surprising history of tobacco, Avni explores why smoking still isn’t fully banned despite its deadly effects. With a mix of surprising facts and personal insights, she challenges us to rethink our choices and their impact on health and society.

    7 min

About The Hive Podcasts

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The hive is a performing arts space in the UAE that dedicates itself to helping young people find their voices and trains them in public speaking and drama. We, at the hive, believe that it is…