How to eat life podcast by Lara Gunturkun Medium Podcast

Episode 1: How to Eat Life

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Lara Gunturkun

The Fallacy of a Hackneyed Phrase

In this article, Mila unpacks the implications and meaning behind the all-too-famous proverb: “Good things come to those who wait”.
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Mila Macrander

killing eve

Killing Adam: Feminism in ‘Killing Eve’

‘Killing Eve’ and its portrayal of perfectly imperfect female characters stands as a remarkable representation of feminism. Each character through their actions manages to show a different side in a woman.
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Lara Gunturkun

De straat als medium

Niels Kievits brengt een bezoek aan Domenique Himmelsbach de Vries, een kunstenaar die middels zijn werk bruggen probeert te slaan en mensen met elkaar in gesprek wil brengen.
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Niels Kievits

I Watched Euphoria So You Don’t Have To

Emma takes a chance on Euphoria and shares her reviews.
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Emma C. C.

music

An Ode To Music

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Mila Macrander

plastic

De plasticparadox

Sinds de tweede helft van de twintigste eeuw ligt de verantwoordelijkheid voor plastic afval bij de consument. Welk paradox ontstaat hierdoor? Niels neemt je mee in de wereld van wat we wel en niet zelf kunnen oplossen.
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Niels Kievits

voting

The Generation Gap: Why Aren’t Young People Voting As Much?

As Gen Z grows to face adulthood, it is a shock to see that the youth this population very much now represents, do not represent a large enough share in the democratic voting process. Ninke breaks down why this may be and offers her idea of what a solution may entail.
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Ninke Boshuizen

princess Diana

“People’s Princess” Diana: Why Are We So Obsessed With Her?

Medium Magazine’s Žanet reflects on Princess Diana and her enduring legacy through a discussion of her recent biopic Spencer.
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Žanet Levickova

the batman

Smoke And Mirrors: The Batman And Its Parallels To The Real World

Are you a fan of Batman? Read as Katrien walks us through the superhero’s new movie – The Batman – and explains how its story may not be all that different from real life in the 21st century…
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Katrien Nivera

Protesting against the war in Ukraine

While There Was a War – Looking for Guidance in a Shattered World

Lea writes about her experiences in the last few weeks with Russia’s invasion of and subsequent war in Ukraine.
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Lea Teigelkötter

Brain Drain: Searching for a Better Future

Telling from her own experience, Asiah gives her take on the Brain Drain phenomena as an Italian who moved to Amsterdam for her future.
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Asiah Capponi

fear

The Magnus Archives: Make Your Statement, Face Your Fear

Aidan shares thoughts on the Magnus Archives and why we should face our fears in a compelling statement.
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Aidan O’Reilly

It's okay to not be okay

It’s Okay Not To Be Okay

In this article, Ayesha talks about the struggles of juggling a part-time job, studies, and social life.
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Ayesha Parwani

Everything You Should Know About Our Dutch Eurovision Entry

In this article, Ninke tells us everything (and more) we need to know about Dutch artist S10, soon entering the 2022 Eurovision contest in Turin.
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Ninke Boshuizen

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Episode 1: How to Eat Life

The Fallacy of a Hackneyed Phrase

killing eve

Killing Adam: Feminism in ‘Killing Eve’

De straat als medium

I Watched Euphoria So You Don’t Have To

How to eat life podcast by Lara Gunturkun Medium Podcast

Episode 1: How to Eat Life

Picture of Lara Gunturkun

Lara Gunturkun

The Fallacy of a Hackneyed Phrase

In this article, Mila unpacks the implications and meaning behind the all-too-famous proverb: “Good things come to those who wait”.
Picture of Mila Macrander

Mila Macrander

killing eve

Killing Adam: Feminism in ‘Killing Eve’

‘Killing Eve’ and its portrayal of perfectly imperfect female characters stands as a remarkable representation of feminism. Each character through their actions manages to show a different side in a woman.
Picture of Lara Gunturkun

Lara Gunturkun

De straat als medium

Niels Kievits brengt een bezoek aan Domenique Himmelsbach de Vries, een kunstenaar die middels zijn werk bruggen probeert te slaan en mensen met elkaar in gesprek wil brengen.
Picture of Niels Kievits

Niels Kievits

I Watched Euphoria So You Don’t Have To

Emma takes a chance on Euphoria and shares her reviews.
Picture of Emma C. C.

Emma C. C.

music

An Ode To Music

Picture of Mila Macrander

Mila Macrander

plastic

De plasticparadox

Sinds de tweede helft van de twintigste eeuw ligt de verantwoordelijkheid voor plastic afval bij de consument. Welk paradox ontstaat hierdoor? Niels neemt je mee in de wereld van wat we wel en niet zelf kunnen oplossen.
Picture of Niels Kievits

Niels Kievits

voting

The Generation Gap: Why Aren’t Young People Voting As Much?

As Gen Z grows to face adulthood, it is a shock to see that the youth this population very much now represents, do not represent a large enough share in the democratic voting process. Ninke breaks down why this may be and offers her idea of what a solution may entail.
Picture of Ninke Boshuizen

Ninke Boshuizen

princess Diana

“People’s Princess” Diana: Why Are We So Obsessed With Her?

Medium Magazine’s Žanet reflects on Princess Diana and her enduring legacy through a discussion of her recent biopic Spencer.
Picture of Žanet Levickova

Žanet Levickova

the batman

Smoke And Mirrors: The Batman And Its Parallels To The Real World

Are you a fan of Batman? Read as Katrien walks us through the superhero’s new movie – The Batman – and explains how its story may not be all that different from real life in the 21st century…
Picture of Katrien Nivera

Katrien Nivera

Protesting against the war in Ukraine

While There Was a War – Looking for Guidance in a Shattered World

Lea writes about her experiences in the last few weeks with Russia’s invasion of and subsequent war in Ukraine.
Picture of Lea Teigelkötter

Lea Teigelkötter

Brain Drain: Searching for a Better Future

Telling from her own experience, Asiah gives her take on the Brain Drain phenomena as an Italian who moved to Amsterdam for her future.
Picture of Asiah Capponi

Asiah Capponi

fear

The Magnus Archives: Make Your Statement, Face Your Fear

Aidan shares thoughts on the Magnus Archives and why we should face our fears in a compelling statement.
Picture of Aidan O’Reilly

Aidan O’Reilly

It's okay to not be okay

It’s Okay Not To Be Okay

In this article, Ayesha talks about the struggles of juggling a part-time job, studies, and social life.
Picture of Ayesha Parwani

Ayesha Parwani

Everything You Should Know About Our Dutch Eurovision Entry

In this article, Ninke tells us everything (and more) we need to know about Dutch artist S10, soon entering the 2022 Eurovision contest in Turin.
Picture of Ninke Boshuizen

Ninke Boshuizen

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Episode 1: How to Eat Life

The Fallacy of a Hackneyed Phrase

killing eve

Killing Adam: Feminism in ‘Killing Eve’

De straat als medium

I Watched Euphoria So You Don’t Have To

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