EXPLORING THE ROLE MEDIA CAN PLAY IN CONTRIBUTING TO SUSTAINABLE SOCIETIES



from mass and social media, news agencies and corporates, to entertainment industries, RASIT Media Center aims to help achieve socio-economic sustainable equitable development.



"The Peoples" Podcasts is a network of podcasts run by RASIT Media Center. RASIT’s Podcasts offers a curated selection of podcasts, and thought-provoking contents ranging across global news, science and technology, arts and culture, sustainable development issues, diplomacy, sport, and many more.


“The Peoples” Podcasts examine four themes:



Person-to-Person Podcast





The Person-to-Person Podcast is quite unique in its style. It is designed to have open, fact-filled conversations between two guest professionals from different backgrounds who are invited to share their knowledge in a way that is accessible to non-specialists.


The Person-to-Person Podcast aims to provide the expert insight needed to better understand current affairs, challenges, and the complex issues the world is facing. Bringing expert insights to current affairs, explaining new research findings, or shining a light on topics that deserve greater discussion, we strive to improve the quality of public debate and ultimately to help everyone make better, more well-informed decisions.


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INTERSECTIONS Podcast





The Intersections Podcast is designed to invite artists and creators from around the world for a series of conversations to share their views on the irreplaceable impact of the arts on society especially in the peculiar times in which we are living, to discover different cultures and stories behind arts and artists, and the intersections of arts, science, and socio-economic sustainable development.

The conversations further look at how artists and entertainment industries can build better relationships with their communities to explore ways of engaging and including different communities and arts and culture.


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One Billion Voices Podcast





The One Billion Voices Podcast brings voices from around the world. It is a dialogue mechanism between young people and women in experts and professionals in all fields of science and humanities. The One Billion Voices Podcast contributes to realizing the vision of equity, diversity and inclusion in Science and Technology by ensuring that the opinion, views and needs of women and girls are taken into account when designing socio-economic sustainable development programs.


One Billion Voices Podcast aims to implement RASIT’s vision on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Science and Technology which focuses on four main core areas “connect, engage, empower, and inspire”, and further to encourage cooperation with governments and multi-stakeholders in respect to all issues concerning women and girls.


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Science and Society Podcast





The Science & Society Podcast is dedicated to inspiring a deeper understanding of science and its impact on socio-economic sustainable development. The Podcast presents a Series of conversations which engage a diverse public audience in a wide range of accessible, meaningful, and fun science programming.

Within the frame of The Podcast, we nurture and promote the links and interaction between science, technology, and society as well as research on the development and implementation of socially and environmentally sound, sustainable development.

The Podcast aim is to foster critical reflexive debate concerning the developments of science and society with experts from all disciplines, artists, youth, policymakers and the wider public. an ideal way to critically engage with science and its social and cultural significance.



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S.P.E.A.K. Podcast





“S.P.E.A.K.” is a Youth Podcast that aims to bridge the gap between the youth of different backgrounds, as well as between youth and the people of the world.


The Podcasts include debates, live shows, and guest interviews. The Podcasts are rich and diverse in content, from science, culture, and arts to sustainable development issues concerning society and beyond.


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