This internet analysis podcast episode might come off as "shade", "exposure" but it is actually not the case. I wanted to write about the failed utopia of when wokism infiltrate itself in "web journalism" or web magazine. And how sometimes what appears to you as "socially conscious" or as "breaking the taboo" and "going against the odd" on web articles, is actually just done for marketing and appearances' sake. The case study in this essay was : wechsra magazine. ● Essay/Script : Yamina.H. ● Narrative voice off : Kimberley the A.I narrator. ● Pictures on the poster belong to wechsra magazine's social media pages. ● Music outro : What once was by Her's.

This week's podcast essay is about the initiative : Mental health talks, who are doing a practical job by normalizing discussions about mental health in general. In today's episode i am going to be talking about : how digital marketing and labelling people psychologically without context could be potentially/probably linked!!! ● Podcast essay : Yamina.H. ● Audio intro : Mental health talks with jow plus interview. ● Music outro : 1234 by Feist. ● Photo in the poster belongs to Mental health talks initiative.

April's first Internet analysis podcasg episode is here and it is about The oum walid phenomenon/mania. Points tartgeted in this episode : the economic aspect of the cooking content empire/industry - How internet impacted this latter - Oum walid as a case study. Side note : i wish i could speak in details about the socio-economic side of this industry but there are no information/data/statistics available about it (no published work about it)! ● Essay/Script : Yamina.H ● Music outro: Rahim Elhaj, Oud concert at the NPR tiny desk.

This is the last podcast essay episode of March and it is about the stereotyping that could happen in the para-social relationship/interaction between the followers/audience/community and the content creator/blogger/influencer. ● Essay: Yamina.H. ● Music outro : Sam Fender, Mantra!

I had this essay idea for a long time waiting for it to be developed on paper until i recently built it up. This essay is not about finding full answers to this question but more about discussing the reasons behind the potential that university clubs have to fill gradually this gap. ● Essay : Yamina.H. ● Music outro : Jaguar Sun. ● All the photos on the poster belong to their owners : The english speakers club, Wemed club.

Two books : So you've been publicly shamed by Jon Ronson and Ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now. They have in common one main topic : public shaming in this digital age. ● Essay : Yamina.H. ● References : the two cited in the beginning of the paragraph. ● Music Outro : Carmen by Stromae.

It's March and season 2 is here! The first episode of this season is called : Influencers and critical thinking, as a way to answer/discuss the question : Can influence and critical thinking co-exist together in one same context? Can somebody influence you to make you critically think? Or Influence + critical thinking can only co-exist through contradiction and dichotomy. ● Essay : Yamina.H. ● References cited in the episode : https://www.criticalthinking.org/pages/a-brief-history-of-the-idea-of-critical-thinking/408 ● Music outro : Raury - God's whisper.

I made a version of this episode last year as i freshly watched Nomadland when it first came out and today, i made new version of this episode, an edited one where i added other points to the old version of it. This is the last episode of February, it is about the film Nomadland, work, Money retirement and Capitalism. ● Essay : Yamina.H. ● References : https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/18/movies/nomadland-review.html ● Music outro : Better of me by Sam Fender.

Chapter 4 from Paulo Freire's pedagogy of the oppressed, speaks about what makes a movement or a revolution illusionary or impossible. In this week's episode Freire's discussions were taking in consideration to illustrate what could have potentially made el hirak fail. ● Essay : Yamina.H ●References cited in the episode : Pedagogy of the oppressed by Paulo Freire ● Outro: play god by sam fender. ● photographs by @itsmeriemmed

This is the bonus episode of this week. ● Script and essay written by Yamina.H. ● Intro track : Blowing int the wind, Bob Dylan. ● Outro track : Dancing in the dark's Bruce Springsteen covered by Sam Fender.